JP2008295978A - Stitched blanket - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a stitched blanket capable of allowing a sleeping person not to be exposed to cold air without impairing the original dropability of the blanket even in a state where the sleeping person rolls over, lies still or lies in lateral position. <P>SOLUTION: The seamed blanket 10 substantially includes: a rectangular blanket body 11 having a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides; a pair of edge stitched portions 12 indicated by dashed lines provided to be in parallel with the pair of long sides among the four side edge parts of the blanket body 11; a pair of edge stitched portions 13 indicated by dashed lines provided to be in parallel with the pair of short sides among the four side edge parts of the blanket body 11; a pair of seams 15 which is line-symmetric to a center line 14, being indicated by a dashed-dotted line and provided in parallel with the pair of long sides of the blanket body 11, and is indicated by dashed lines provided in the blanket 11 so as to be curved or bent lines projecting toward the center line 14; and pairs of seams 16, 17 provided between the pair of seams 15 and the pair of over edging parts 12. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a blanket used between a sleeping person and a comforter, and prevents a blanket constituting a blanket from being displaced by a seam applied to the blanket, and provides an appropriate space in the blanket by the seam. The present invention relates to a blanket with a seam that can secure a smooth turnover of a sleeper by forming.

  Conventionally, using a blanket between a sleeping person and a comforter is generally performed in order to sleep in a warmer state. This is a futon that “wraps cotton, cocoon, bread, etc., and lays or hangs it when sitting or sleeping. (Kojien 4th edition, page 2261)”. This is because the thickness and weight of the quilt for ensuring heat retention are likely to cause a shift or gap due to turning over or sleeping. It is common to use a blanket between the sleeper and the comforter so that the sleeper does not have to touch the cold air even if the warm air in the comforter is washed away due to the slippage or gap of the comforter. Has been done.

  The blanket is a kind of woolen fabric. After weaving, it has a warm feel after being shrunk and raised. Some are made of blended yarn and synthetic fiber. (Kojien 4th edition, page 2532) Generally, it is a woven fabric or a knitted fabric, and has a draping property (following property to a sleeper's body shape) compared with a comforter. For this reason, the blanket follows the sleeping person's body shape and adheres to the sleeping person, even if the sleeping person is lying down, even if he rolls over or becomes a scoliotic posture. Even if a gap occurs between the sleeping person and the comforter, cold air does not directly touch the sleeping person.

  Also, blankets are usually “warm and brushed and have a warm feel”, so they can warm the sleeper by touching the neck and toes where the sleeper's skin is exposed. It is very common to use a blanket between the comforter.

  As described above, the blanket has a warm feeling as well as high followability and adhesion to the sleeper's body shape, so that the sleeper can obtain a warm sleep.

  In addition, in order to avoid that the air heated from the opening which arises in the clearance gap between a sleeper and a comforter which is the fault of a comforter, without using such a blanket, for example, it describes in patent document 1 In the comforter, a thing that fits the side surface of the body by bending the comforter and pulling the side part of the comforter toward the body side by a curved quilting that swells toward the center line in the longitudinal direction of the comforter is proposed. .

In addition, in the futon described in Patent Document 2, a mattress in which an elliptical quilting that is long in the direction of the body is formed in the center portion, a concave portion with a head at the upper end is formed, and both sides and lower portions are directed toward the center. Yamagata's comforters with quilting that does not cross each other have been proposed to be in close contact with the body.
JP 2003-339501 A JP2004-160063

  However, the comforters disclosed in Patent Literature 1 and Patent Literature 2 do not pay attention to the drape (following ability to the sleeping person's body shape), and because the comforters have weight and thickness, they lie down. It was not solved until the slippage of the comforter was caused by such as, blanket was necessary.

  In addition, the comforter disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 is configured such that when the sleeping person lies on his back, the sleeping person is folded at the quilting position so that the sleeping person and the comforter are in close contact with each other. For this reason, when a sleeping person lies on his / her side while sleeping, he / she does not pay attention to the fact that the comforter does not bend other than the thickness of the comforter itself or the quilting area. It was not solved until the warm air leaked out, and a blanket was needed.

  Thus, blankets are very useful for solving the problems of conventional comforters, but there are some problems with this blanket.

  For example, a blanket may wrap around a sleeping person when turning over and prevent turning over because of its drape (follow-up) and high adhesion.

  As shown in FIG. 5, in the conventional laminated blanket 40 in which the two blankets of the outer material 42 and the lining material 44 are overlapped, the draping properties of each of the outer material 42 and the lining material 44 are caused by the opposite effects. Since blanket slippage occurs, there is a large resistance when wrapping around a sleeping person when turning over, which sometimes hinders turning over. 46 is a so-called hem.

  Moreover, like the conventional blanket 50 as shown in FIG. 6 thru | or FIG. 8, the displacement | deviation of two blankets of the outer material 52 and the lining material 54, and it is pinched | interposed as needed between the outer material 52 and the lining material 54 A quilting 58 may be applied in order to prevent displacement between the batting 53 and the two blankets. Reference numeral 56 denotes a so-called hem.

  However, since the batting used for the conventional blanket 50 is generally made of resin cotton in which polyester short fibers are hardened with a resin to form a sheet, the entire blanket is stretched and closer to the comforter. It becomes. For this reason, in the conventional laminated blanket 50, the original drapeability of the blanket is impaired, or warmed air flows out from the opening formed in the gap between the sleeping person and the blanket due to turning over or the like. was there.

  In addition, the present invention prevents blankets from being wrapped around a sleeper when turning over, where the drapeability (follow-up property) and high adhesiveness of the blanket, which could not be solved by a conventional blanket, are adverse effects, It is an object of the present invention to provide a blanket with a seam that does not prevent turning over.

  It is another object of the present invention to provide a blanket with a seam that does not impair the original drapeability (following ability to a sleeper's body shape) that cannot be solved by a conventional laminated blanket.

  Further, the present invention provides a stitched blanket that cannot be solved by a conventional laminated blanket, and in which the warmed air does not flow out from the blanket opening even when the sleeping person is turned over, lying down, or lying down. The purpose is to provide.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the seamed blanket according to the present invention is a rectangular seamed blanket having a set of long sides and a set of short sides according to claim 1. And a pair of seams in a curved line or a broken line that swell toward the substantially center line is formed in the substantially center line. It touches or cross | intersects at the said approximate centerline.

  Further, according to the seam blanket of the present invention, the position where the pair of seams contact or intersect includes a position having a length approximately half of the center line. To do.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the blanket with a seam is characterized in that a plurality of seams forming a pair are provided between the pair of seams and the pair of long sides.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the blanket with a seam is parallel to the pair of long sides or the pair of short sides at an edge of at least three sides of the seam blanket. It is characterized by performing edge stitching.

  Further, according to the fifth aspect of the present invention, the blanket with a seam should not have a seam between the edge stitches applied to the edge of the pair of short sides and the pair of seams. It is characterized by.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the blanket with a seam is a mating blanket.

  According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, the blanket with a seam is characterized in that a recess is provided on one side of the pair of short sides.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a seam blanket that allows a sleeper to turn over smoothly without impairing the follow-up to the sleeper's body shape and adhesion, which are the original features of the blanket.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a blanket with a seam in which the warmed air does not flow out from the opening of the blanket even when the sleeping person is turned over, lying down or lying down.

  A first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The materials, means, and the like described in the embodiments of the present invention are not limited to these, and include a wide range of embodiments that do not depart from the scope described in the claims.

  1 and 2 are general views of a blanket 10 with seams in a first embodiment of the present invention.

  According to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a blanket 10 with a seam in the present invention includes a rectangular blanket body 11 having a set of long sides and a set of short sides, and an edge of four sides of the blanket body 11. A set of edge stitches 12 indicated by a broken line provided so as to be parallel to a set of long sides and a set of short sides of the four sides of the blanket body 11 are provided so as to be parallel to the short sides. A pair of edge stitches 13 indicated by a broken line and a center line 14 parallel to a long side of a set of blanket bodies 11 indicated by an alternate long and short dash line are symmetrical with each other, and are curved or broken lines that swell toward the center line 14. And a pair of seams 15 indicated by a broken line applied to the blanket body 11 and a pair of seams 16 and 17 indicated by a broken line provided between the pair of seams 15 and the edge seam 12. The

  The blanket body 11 is a space between two blankets made of synthetic fibers such as acrylic, polyester and nylon, natural fibers such as cotton and wool, or a woven fabric made of a material such as a blended yarn thereof. In addition, a cotton or polyester filling is sandwiched, and a nonwoven fabric is sandwiched between the filling and the blanket so that the filling does not protrude from the surface of the blanket body 11 as necessary. Although not described in detail, the edges of the four sides of the blanket body 11 need hems of knitted fabrics and knitted fabrics to prevent the knitting of the blankets, the batting, and the nonwoven fabric from popping out. May be provided accordingly.

  The blanket 10 with a seam in the first embodiment includes a set of edge stitches 12 as quilting to prevent blankets from each other, blanket and batting, blanket and non-woven fabric, and batting and non-woven fabric. A set of edge stitches 13, a pair of stitches 15, and a pair of stitches 16, 17 are provided.

  The quilting described here refers to “a type of embroidery. A technique to stab with a core, cotton, wool, etc. between two pieces of cloth for cold protection or decoration. (Kojien 4th edition, page 695)” By this quilting, the two blankets constituting the blanket body 11, or the two blankets and the batting are stabbed and prevented from shifting.

  The pair of seams 15 is composed of one seam (right side in the figure) and the other seam (left side in the figure) that are symmetrical with respect to the center line 14. One of the seams is the intersection of one of the set of edge stitches 12 (right side in the figure) and one of the set of edge stitches 13 (upper side in the figure), one of the set of edge stitches 12 and one set of edges It forms a curved line or a polygonal line that connects the intersection of the stitches 13 with the other side (the lower side of the figure) and swells toward the center line 14. The other side of the seam is the intersection of the other side of the set of edge stitches 12 (the left side in the figure) and one of the set of edge stitches 13, the other of the set of edge stitches 12, and the set of edge stitches 13. It is in the shape of a curve or a broken line that connects the intersections with the other and expands toward the center line 14.

  The position where the pair of seams 15 in FIG. 1 are in contact with each other on the center line 14 includes a position approximately half the length of the center line 14 as indicated by an arrow A in FIG. Further, the positions where they are in contact with each other are in the vicinity of a position approximately 1/3 of the length of the center line 14 on one side of the set of edge stitches 13, and the center line on the other side of the set of edge stitches 13. 14 has not reached the position of approximately 2/3 length.

  Further, the position where the pair of seams 15 in FIG. 2 intersect on the center line 14 includes a position having a length approximately half of the center line 14 as indicated by an arrow A in FIG. Further, the intersecting position is in the vicinity of a position having a length of about 1/3 of the center line 14 on one side of the set of edge stitches 13, and the center line on the other side of the set of edge stitches 13. 14 has not reached the position of approximately 2/3 length.

  The pair of seams 16 is composed of one of the seams 16 (right side in the figure) and the other of the seams 16 (left side in the figure). One of the seams 16 has a curved or broken line shape that is substantially parallel to one of the pair of seams 15. The other side of the seam 16 has a curved or broken line shape that is substantially parallel to the other of the pair of seams 15.

  Similarly, a pair of stitches 17 is composed of one of the stitches 17 (right side in the figure) and the other of the stitches 17 (left side in the figure). One of the stitches 17 has a curved or broken line shape that is substantially parallel to one of the pair of stitches 16. Further, the other side of the seam 17 has a curved or broken line shape that is substantially parallel to the other side of the seam 16.

  The stitched blanket 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention having such a configuration includes a set of edge stitches 12, a set of edge stitches 13, a pair of stitches 15, and a pair applied as quilting. Due to the stitches 16 and 17, the blanket or the like is not displaced.

  In addition, in FIG. 1, the position where the pair of seams 15 applied to the seamed blanket 10 are in contact with each other is, for example, a general single size blanket. Since the length in the direction is about 200 cm, the position is about 66 cm to about 100 cm from one edge of the pair of short sides.

  When a sleeping person uses the blanket 10 with the seam of the present invention, assuming that the sleeping person's height is 165 cm to 175 cm which is the height of an adult male of M size according to JIS L4004, the head to the neck is about 30 cm. Since the length from the neck to the crotch is about 70 to 75 cm and the length from the crotch to the heel is about 65 cm to 70 cm, the position of about 66 cm to about 100 cm at which the pair of seams 15 contact each other is from the waist of the sleeper to the thigh. Position per part.

  The position of the sleeping person from the waist to the thigh is the center position when turning over using the feet or shoulders or changing the position from lying down to lying down, and the blanket 10 with seams is turned over. It is a position that is easy to wrap around a sleeping person.

  Since the seam applied to a piece of fabric has the property of being bent at the same time and bending, the pair of seams 15 applied to the blanket 10 with seams of the present invention are easy to wrap around a sleeping person when turning over. Therefore, it is possible to form an appropriate space in the blanket and prevent the blanket from being wound, so that the sleeping person can turn over and the posture can be changed smoothly.

  A pair of seams 16 and 17 that are paired with a curved line or a polygonal line that are substantially parallel to the pair of seams 15 also form an appropriate space in the blanket, and the blanket formed by the pair of seams 16 and 17. The inner space, together with the space in the blanket formed by the pair of seams 15, makes it easy for the sleeper to turn over and change his posture.

  In addition, between the pair of seams 15 and the other of the edge seams 13, the body shape is different depending on the toes and the sleepers where the sleeper's skin is exposed by taking advantage of the original drapeability of the blanket by not giving any seams. Increases adhesion to the chest and provides warmth.

  A second embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. In the second embodiment, the same reference numerals are used for the same components as those in the first embodiment.

  In the blanket 10 with a seam in FIGS. 3 and 4, a cutout 22 is provided as a recessed portion in which the head is stored at one edge (upper side in the drawing) of a pair of short sides. By this chestnut 22, the blanket body 11 extends along the neck of the sleeping person, so that the sleeping person can obtain a feeling of close contact at the neck.

  In addition, in the blanket 10 with a seam in FIG. 3, one of the set of edge stitches 13 (upper side in the figure) is curved along the cut 22 at the position of the cut 22. The blanket body 11 is naturally bent at the neck of the sleeping person by one of the set of edge stitches 13.

  In addition, the blanket 10 with a seam shown in FIG. 4 has a configuration in which a chestnut 22 is provided but one of the pair of edge stitches 13 is not provided. By adopting such a configuration, depending on the blanket material, etc., it may be possible to improve the adhesion of the blanket from the shoulder to the neck by leaving it to the original drape of the blanket from the chest to the neck. is there.

  The position where the pair of seams 15 in FIG. 3 contact each other on the center line 14 includes a position having a length approximately half of the center line 14 as indicated by an arrow A in FIG. Further, the positions where they are in contact with each other are in the vicinity of a position approximately 1/3 of the length of the center line 14 on one side of the set of edge stitches 13, and the center line on the other side of the set of edge stitches 13. 14 has not reached the position of approximately 2/3 length.

  Further, the position where the pair of seams 15 in FIG. 4 intersect on the center line 14 includes a position having a length approximately half of the center line 14 as indicated by an arrow A in FIG. Further, the intersecting position is in the vicinity of a position having a length of about 1/3 of the center line 14 on one side of the set of edge stitches 13, and the center line on the other side of the set of edge stitches 13. 14 has not reached the position of approximately 2/3 length.

  The configurations and functions of the pair of seams 16 and 17 in FIGS. 3 and 4 are the same as those in the first embodiment.

  Also in the blanket with a seam in the second embodiment, like the blanket with a seam in the first embodiment, it is possible to smoothly lie down without impairing the followability and adhesion to the body shape of the sleeper. In addition, the effect of closely contacting the sleeping person can be obtained regardless of the sleeping person's recumbency or side.

  Further, in the blanket with seams in the first and second embodiments, the position where the pair of seams 15 contact or intersect each other on the center line 14 is a position having a length approximately half of the center line 14. By including, an appropriate space is formed in the blanket, and the effect of preventing the blanket from being wrapped is obtained. Further, the position where the two come into contact with each other or intersect with each other is in the vicinity of a position having a length of about 1/3 of the center line 14 on one side of the pair of edge stitches 13, so that the body shape is different for each sleeping person. The effect of increasing the adhesion at the chest is obtained. Furthermore, the position where the skin of the sleeping person is exposed is not obtained because the position where they contact or cross each other does not reach the position of about 2/3 of the center line 14 on the other side of the pair of edge stitches 13. The effect that the adhesiveness in the leg part including the tip becomes high will be acquired.

  The present invention can be variously modified as necessary. For example, in the first embodiment or the second embodiment, the description has been made with the laminated blanket. However, even a thick blanket with a thick blanket or a blanket with a slightly inferior draping property is used. Applicable.

  Further, in the first embodiment or the second embodiment described above, the pair of stitches has been described as two sets, but the same may be true for one set or three or more sets. An effect is obtained.

  In addition, it is not easy to conceive such a seam of the blanket with a seam of the present invention to the comforter as in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, and even if a seam is temporarily applied, The effect of is not necessarily obtained. This is because the blanket is originally draped so that the seam is applied at a position where it is easy to wrap around the sleeper, and is not necessary for the comforter. Further, the comforter has a considerable thickness due to the batting, and even if the seam of the present invention is applied, the sleeper's feet and the like cannot be adhered like a blanket. Thus, it is important that the invention of the blanket with a seam is a blanket, and it does not make sense to apply the seam of the invention to a comforter having different premises.

  The figure which shows the blanket with a stitch of the example of 1st Embodiment.   The figure which shows the blanket with a stitch of the example of 1st Embodiment.   The figure which shows the blanket with a stitch of the example of 2nd Embodiment.   The figure which shows the blanket with a stitch of the example of 2nd Embodiment.   The figure which shows the partial cross section of the conventional laminated blanket.   The figure which shows the partial cross section of the conventional laminated blanket.   The figure which shows the conventional matching blanket.   The figure which shows the conventional matching blanket.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Blanket with a seam, 11 ... Blanket body, 12 ... A set of edge stitches 13 ... A set of edge stitches, 14 ... Center line, 15 ... A pair of stitches 16 .... Paired seams, 17 ... Paired seams, 22 ... Kuri

Claims (7)

A rectangular blanket with a set of long sides and a set of short sides,
A pair of curved or broken line seams that are line symmetric with respect to the substantially central line parallel to the pair of long sides of the set of blankets and swell toward the substantially center line are in contact with the substantially center line or the A blanket with seams characterized by intersecting at a substantially center line.   The blanket with a seam according to claim 1, wherein the position where the pair of seams contact or intersect includes a position having a length approximately half of the center line.   The blanket with a seam according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of seams forming a pair are provided between the pair of seams and the pair of long sides.   The edge stitch of at least three sides of the blanket with a seam is edge-sewn so as to be parallel to the set of long sides or the set of short sides. Blanket with seams.   The blanket with a seam according to claim 4, wherein a seam is not applied between the edge stitch provided on the edge of the pair of short sides and the pair of seams.   The blanket with a seam according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the blanket with a seam is a laminated blanket.   The blanket with a seam according to claim 1, wherein a recess is provided on one side of the pair of short sides.

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