JP2009256851A - Garter - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a garter preventing a sock from slipping off. <P>SOLUTION: This cylindrical garter to be put on a calf part between from the knee to the ankle of the leg moderately presses the calf when wearing, and has elasticity to an extent preventing slippage from a shin part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

  The present invention relates to a sock stopper that prevents a sock from slipping down.

  Conventionally, there are only a type of socks that hang a sock with a garter belt and a type that attaches the sock directly to the skin with a liquid glue.

  However, since the garter type has a structure in which the garter is wound around the shin, it is difficult to wear easily, and it may take time to wear, and if you wear it for a long time, It may cause a burden on the shin or calf and may make it uncomfortable. Also, in the case of the liquid glue type, since the glue is applied directly around the shin and the socks are adhered and fixed, the skin of the shin part is pulled by moving the ankle. It feels uncomfortable and once peeled off, it cannot be bonded again. An object of the present invention is to eliminate the above drawbacks.

  The sock stop of the present invention is a cylindrical sock stop worn on the shin part between the knee below the ankle and the ankle, so that the calf is appropriately pressed at the time of wearing so as not to slip off the shin part. It is characterized by having elasticity.

  The present invention is a sock stopper made of a cylindrical elastic thin cloth, which can be quickly and easily attached to the shin part, and by putting the sock on the sock stopper, This method uses the frictional resistance between the socks and the socks to increase the holding power and prevent the socks from slipping off. Unlike when wearing a garter belt or when glued using a liquid glue, the shin and calf feel annoying and the shin's skin is pulled when the ankle is moved There is no unpleasant feeling or discomfort. Also, the sock stopper and socks appear to be united in appearance, which is sometimes seen by businessmen wearing suits, and there is no possibility that the skin is exposed from the hem of the pants when the legs are crossed. If you have basic colors such as black, brown, and candy similar to socks, you can make socks that everyone has so far without purchasing high socks. It is very economical because it can respond sufficiently. In the case of women, if there are various types such as various colors and patterns such as flowers and animals, it can be enjoyed as a new style of fashion. And since cloth itself has elasticity, it has the effect of reducing muscular fatigue even if it wears for a long time by applying pressure moderately to a calf.

  FIG. 1 shows a sock stopper 1 according to an embodiment.

  FIG. 2 shows the wearing state.

  The sock stopper 1 is a thin cylindrical cloth worn on the shin 3 of the leg 2 and has elasticity to press the calf 4 appropriately when worn.

  FIG. 3 shows a state in which a sock 5 is put on the sock stop 1. The sock 5 is overlaid on the sock stopper 1, and the rubber stopper part 6 and the shin part 7 are held so as not to slide down due to the frictional resistance between the cloths of the sock stopper 1 and the sock 5. Yes. The material of the sock stopper 1 is made of elastic chemical fiber or the like, and the weaving method is knit knitting used for stockings or the like.

  It is a perspective view of the sock stopper of an Example.   It is a side view which shows the wearing condition of the sock stopper of FIG.   It is a side view which shows the state which worn socks from on the sock stopper of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 sock stopper 2 leg 3 shin 4 calf 5 sock 6 rubber stopper 7 shin

Claims (1)

  Cylindrical socks that are worn on the shin between the leg below the knee and the ankle, and have enough elasticity to press the calf moderately and not slip off the shin Socks stop characterized by.

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