JP2010189783A - Pantyhose - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pair of pantyhose reducing burden on the foot such as shoe sore, and preventing foot symptoms such as callus and corn. <P>SOLUTION: The pair of pantyhose is so designed that a section including the whole or part along a virtual line P connecting a metatarsal tibiale 31 and a metatarsal fibulare 32 on the reverse of a sole part 1 is knitted by circular knitting with a special knitting fabric which has a coefficient of dynamic friction higher than that of a fabric besides the section, and high compression characteristics satisfying at least one of compression strain to the maximum pressure, compression energy to the maximum pressure, and compression recovery. As a result of this, it is possible to reduce burden on the foot such as shoe sore, and prevent foot symptoms such as callus and corn, while retaining stability of walking, by an action of removing friction or slip to the foot surface of a person to be attached, receiving from the inside of shoes, smoothly escape on the pantyhose surface, together with an action of securely transmitting to the foot surface in a condition of relieving the direct stress by the special knitting fabric on the pantyhose surface. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a stocking knitted by circular knitting with a thread thinner than the thread of a sock, and particularly when wearing highly fashionable female shoes, while reducing the burden on feet such as shoe rubbing, octopus, fish eyes, etc. The present invention relates to stockings for preventing foot symptoms.

  As a conventional technique, there is a pad or tape (Patent Documents 1 to 3) that prevents pain and the like by sticking to a site where foot rubs are likely to rub.

  In addition, other conventional techniques use a covering yarn made of a synthetic fiber with an elastic yarn as a core yarn and a back yarn using three cotton yarns as the front yarn for the portion other than the heel portion, four cotton yarns as the front yarn for the heel portion. It is configured by knitting with a pile knitting or mesh knitting for each part and knitting with a pile knitting, and knitting a gore line at the toe portion small (Patent Document 4). In this way, the other conventional techniques knitting using different yarns and different numbers of yarns for each part of the socks alleviates the burden on landing on the buttocks and promotes the breathability of the finger base portion Has the function of being able to.

JP 2002-85446 A JP 2002-369836 A Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-248871 Utility Model Registration No. 3113253

  The conventional techniques described in Patent Documents 1 to 3 have a problem that a pad or tape has to be attached to a portion that may cause shoe rubbing every time it is worn, and an extremely complicated operation is forced. In addition, depending on the attachment site of the adherent, there is a problem that inflammation is caused by repeated application and removal.

  Moreover, since the prior art described in Patent Document 4 is knitted with different yarns and the number of yarns for each part of the socks, the thickness of the knitted fabric becomes thick and cannot be worn with high fashion female shoes. Have In particular, when wearing socks according to the prior art with such women's shoes, fashionability is impaired and the pressure from the shoes becomes stronger, increasing the burden on the feet and causing symptoms such as octopus and fish eyes Or it has the problem of promoting.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and reduces the burden on the foot such as shoe rubbing that frequently occurs on osseous protrusions with little skin tissue, and also prevents foot symptoms such as octopus and fish eyes. The purpose is to provide stockings.

  The stocking according to the present invention is a back side of the sole, and includes a part including all or a part along a virtual line connecting the shin side middle foot point and the heel side middle foot point from a fabric other than the part. In addition, the knitted fabric is knitted by circular knitting with a special knitted fabric having a large dynamic friction coefficient and having a large compression characteristic that satisfies at least one of compression strain up to the maximum pressure, compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and compression recovery.

  The stockings according to the present invention are, if necessary, the back side of the instep side, and the interphalangeal joint portion of the first finger to the fifth finger has a dynamic friction coefficient larger than that of the fabric other than the part, and the maximum It is knitted by circular knitting with a special knitted fabric having a large compression characteristic that satisfies at least one of compression strain up to pressure, compression energy up to maximum pressure, and compression recovery.

  The stocking according to the present invention is, as necessary, on the back side of the sole, and the part corresponding to the heel has a dynamic friction coefficient larger than that of the fabric other than the part, and compressive strain up to the maximum pressure, up to the maximum pressure. These are knitted by circular knitting with a special knitted fabric having a large compression characteristic that satisfies at least one of the compression energy and compression recoverability.

  The stockings according to the present invention are, as necessary, on the back side of the sole portion, and the corresponding portions of the shin side midfoot point and the heel side midfoot point have a dynamic friction coefficient larger than that of the fabric other than the portion, and the maximum It is knitted by circular knitting with a special knitted fabric having a large compression characteristic that satisfies at least one of compression strain up to pressure, compression energy up to maximum pressure, and compression recovery.

The stockings according to the present invention are knitted with a knitted fabric obtained by connecting at least two of the special knitted fabrics as necessary.
In the stockings according to the present invention, each special knitted fabric is knitted into a pile knitted pattern by tack knitting or float knitting as necessary.

The stockings according to the present invention are knitted with a striped knitted fabric in a direction in which the special knitted fabric intersects with the path of movement of the sole center of gravity during the walking motion of the wearer as necessary.
The stockings according to the present invention have a special knitted fabric, if necessary, in addition to the compression characteristics satisfying at least one of the dynamic friction coefficient, the compression strain up to the maximum pressure, the compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and the compression recoverability. The relaxation characteristics are larger than other fabrics, and are knitted by circular knitting.

  According to the present invention, the part including all or part of the back side of the sole and along the virtual line connecting the shin side midfoot point and the heel side midfoot point is more than the cloth other than the part. Since the dynamic friction coefficient is large and the compression characteristics satisfying at least one of the compression strain up to the maximum pressure, the compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and the compression recovery property are knitted by circular knitting with a large knitted fabric, shoes In addition to the effect of smoothly releasing friction or slipping on the foot surface of the wearer received from the inner surface on the stocking surface, the effect of reliably transmitting the direct stress to the foot surface in a state where the direct stress is relaxed by a special knitted fabric on the back surface of the stocking While maintaining the stability of walking, it reduces the burden on the foot such as rubbing shoes and has the effect of preventing foot symptoms such as octopus and fish eyes. Moreover, this invention has the effect of improving fashionability with the stability of walking.

It is a pile knitting-like knitted body mode figure of the back side in each knitted fabric of the instep side and the sole side of the stocking which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 2 is an organization chart of a pile knitted fabric in the stocking described in FIG. 1. It is the pile knitted fabric aspect figure of the back side in each knitted fabric of the instep side and the sole side of the stocking which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is the sectional view on the AA line in the stocking of FIG. It is a pile knitted fabric mode figure of the back side in the knitted fabric of the instep side of the stocking which concerns on the 3rd Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in the stocking illustrated in FIG. 5.

(First embodiment of the present invention)
Hereinafter, the stocking which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated based on FIG.1 and FIG.2. FIG. 1 is a diagram of a pile knitted fabric on the back side of each knitted fabric on the instep side and sole side of the stocking according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a diagram of the pile knitted fabric in the stocking described in FIG. It is an organization chart.

  In each of the drawings, the stocking according to the first embodiment of the present invention is a middle foot along the virtual line P that is on the back side of the sole 1 and connects the shin side middle foot point 31 and the heel side middle foot point 32. A point 4, a back side of the instep side 2 and the first to fifth interphalangeal joint 5, a back side of the sole 1, a heel part 6 corresponding to a heel, and a surface The structure is knitted by circular knitting in a pile knitted fabric with a large dynamic friction coefficient and a compression property that satisfies at least one of compression strain up to the maximum pressure, compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and compression recoverability. It is. Further, in this stocking, areas of the sole 1 and the instep 2 side other than the pile knitted fabrics of the midfoot point part 4, the interphalangeal joint part 5 and the heel part 6 are knitted by flat knitting.

  The pile knitted fabric is supplied with a yarn (30/30) made of nylon FTY having a core yarn of 30 denier and a covering yarn of 30 denier at the first neck (1F), and the second neck (2F). Raw yarn (30 /-) consisting of 6 filaments with a core of 30 denier is fed, and the same yarn (30/30) as the first (1F) is fed to the third (3F) and four The same raw yarn (30 / −) as that of the second mouth (2F) is fed to the eyes (4F) and knitted.

  In FIG. 2, the pile knitted fabric is knitted so that the first yarn (1F) is knitted with the second yarn (2F) raw yarn every four courses. The second mouth (2F) raw yarn every four courses and the first mouth (1F) yarn in the three courses between the four courses are all knitted in the third mouth (3F) yarn. It is organized to become.

  Out of the third neck (3F) yarn knitted on three courses of the first mouth (1F) yarn, the fourth mouth (4F) raw yarn is knitted on the knit center course. Organized. The raw silk of the fourth mouth (4F) is knitted so as to be knitted with the third mouth (3F) yarn every four courses, like the raw silk of the second mouth (2F).

  In this way, the knitting modes from the first mouth (1F) to the fourth mouth (4F) are sequentially repeated, so that the floating yarns 2R and 4R in the wale portions corresponding to the second mouth (2F) and the fourth mouth (4F) are obtained. A pile knitted fabric of a knitted fabric that is formed in a loop shape and is thicker and softer than the fabric of other portions can be knitted.

(Second embodiment of the present invention)
The stocking which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated based on FIG.3 and FIG.4. This FIG. 3 is a pile knitted fabric pattern diagram of the back side of each knitted fabric on the foot side, instep side and sole side of the stocking according to this embodiment, and FIG. 4 is A in the stocking described in FIG. FIG.

  In each of the drawings, the stocking according to the present embodiment is knitted with a pile knitted fabric in the middle foot point portion 4, the interphalangeal joint portion 5 and the heel portion 6 in the same manner as the stocking according to the first embodiment. In addition to this knitting configuration, the shin side portion 71 and the heel side portion 72 corresponding to the shin side middle foot point 31 and the heel side middle foot point 32 on the back side of the foot side portion have a dynamic friction coefficient more than the outer surface. A large special knitted fabric having a compression characteristic satisfying at least one of compression strain up to the maximum pressure, compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and compression recoverability is knitted by circular knitting, and the midfoot point 4 and the shin The pile knitted fabrics of the side portion 71, the middle foot point portion 4 and the heel side portion 72 are knitted as a connected knitted fabric region. In addition, this stocking is provided on the sole 1 and the instep side 2 except for the pile knitted fabrics of the midfoot point part 4, the interphalangeal joint part 5 and the heel part 6, the shin side part 71 and the heel side part 72. The area is knitted by flat knitting.

  The portions of the pile knitted fabric of the middle foot point portion 4, the shin side portion 71 and the heel side portion 72 are recessed in the sole 1 at the heel side middle foot point 31 and the heel side middle foot point 32 of the wearer. Therefore, stable walking can be achieved, and the occurrence and promotion of hallux valgus and hallux valgus can be prevented.

(Third embodiment of the present invention)
The stocking which concerns on the 3rd Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated based on FIG.5 and FIG.6. FIG. 5 is a pile knitted fabric pattern diagram on the back side of the knitted fabric on the instep side of the stocking according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in the stocking described in FIG.

  In each of the drawings, the stocking according to the present embodiment is knitted with a pile knitted fabric in the middle foot point portion 4, the interphalangeal joint portion 5 and the heel portion 6 similarly to the stocking according to the first embodiment. In addition to this knitting configuration, on the back side of the foot side portion, the corresponding portion of the shin side midfoot point 31 and the heel side midfoot point 32 has a larger dynamic friction coefficient than the outer surface and a compressive strain up to the maximum pressure, A special knitted fabric with a compression characteristic that satisfies at least one of compression energy up to the maximum pressure and compression recovery performance is knitted by circular knitting, and each pile knitted knitted fabric is backed by a foot during a walking operation of the wearer The knitted fabric is knitted with a striped knitted fabric in a direction crossing the path Q of the center of gravity movement.

  As described above, the striped knitted fabric in the pile knitted fabric of the middle foot point portion 4 and the heel portion 6 is configured to intersect the route Q of the center of gravity movement of the sole, so that it follows the route Q during walking. The stress generated sequentially is alleviated, and the uneven portion formed of the striped knitted fabric of the pile knitted fabric is reliably transmitted to the sole of the wearer, thereby enabling stable walking.

  In each of the above-described embodiments, the pile knitted fabric has a dynamic friction coefficient larger than that of the fabric and a compression characteristic satisfying at least one of compression strain up to the maximum pressure, compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and compression recovery. However, it is possible to knit large or any one of compression strain up to the maximum pressure, compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and compression recovery. In addition, the stress relaxation characteristics can be greatly knitted.

For the stockings used in Example 1, the toes were knitted in a pile knitting manner, and three types of prototypes 1, 2, and 3 were produced.
1. Knitted double nylon covered yarn and nylon knitted fabric 3: 1 pile knitting (hard pile PH)
2. Nylon double covered yarn and nylon knitted fabric Knitted into a 3: 1 pile knitting pattern for every course (every other layer of hard pile Ph)
3. All wooly nylon thread knitting knitting 3: 1 pile knitting (soft pile Ps)
A normal type stocking was used as a control for comparison.

  The experimental items are the coefficient of friction between the human skin (inside the upper arm) and the stockings, the coefficient of friction between the stockings and the shoe material (cowhide), the compression characteristics and stress relaxation characteristics of the stockings, and the pressure on the toes during walking. It is a subjective evaluation. For subjective evaluation, four sensitivity values, (a) standing comfort, (b) walking comfort, (c) soft feeling during walking, and (d) compressive feeling during walking, are compared with a paired comparison method (Ura (Variant method). That is, different types of stockings were worn on the left and right, and one of the other stockings was compared with the other, and a five-step evaluation was performed. Each subject evaluated in 12 combinations.

In Example 1, the static friction coefficient and the dynamic friction coefficient between skin and stockings, stockings and shoe material (cowhide) were measured.
From this measurement result, under any pressure, the soft type Ps is the most slippery between the skin and stockings (pile knitted surface: back side), and the stockings (front surface) and the shoe material are slippery. Since it occurs between the stockings, it was considered that shoe rubs are unlikely to occur.

ソフトタイプＰｓの圧縮ひずみ量（ε）は強圧下でノーマルタイプの約９倍であり柔らかく、圧縮エネルギー（ＷＣ）は、強圧下でノーマルタイプの約２倍であり柔らかく、且つ最大圧までの応力緩和特性が大きいことがわかった。

The compressive strain (ε) of the soft type Ps is about 9 times that of the normal type under high pressure and soft, and the compression energy (WC) is about twice that of the normal type under high pressure and soft, and the stress up to the maximum pressure. It was found that the relaxation characteristics are large.

また、圧縮回復性はハードタイプＰＨで高かったが、ソフトタイプＰｓでもノーマルタイプより若干回復性がよいことがわかった。次に、６ｋＰａからの圧縮ひずみ、最大圧までの圧縮エネルギー、圧縮回復性のうちの少なくとも一を満足する圧縮特性の結果から、ＰｓおよびＰｈはノーマルタイプＮに比べて粘弾性成分が大きく、緩衝効果が認められた。

Moreover, although the compression recovery property was high with the hard type PH, it was found that the soft type Ps has a slightly better recovery property than the normal type. Next, as a result of the compression characteristics satisfying at least one of the compression strain from 6 kPa, the compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and the compression recoverability, Ps and Ph have larger viscoelastic components than the normal type N, and buffering. The effect was recognized.

また、歩行時の足の第一指（親指）と第五指（小指）部分で接触圧を測定した。その結果、ソフトタイプＰｓで平均接触圧が低くなることがわかった。

In addition, contact pressure was measured at the first finger (thumb) and fifth finger (little finger) part of the foot during walking. As a result, it was found that the average contact pressure was lowered with the soft type Ps.

In the subjective evaluation, “standing comfort” and “walking comfort” were higher in all prototypes than in the normal type. “Softness during walking” was the highest evaluation of the soft type Ps. The hard type of PH and Ph had a large “feeling of pressure”, but the soft type was evaluated as not feeling pressure as much as N (difference analysis result, difference between samples p <0.01).

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 sole part 2 instep side 31 shin side midfoot point 32 heel side midfoot point 4 midfoot point part 5 interphalangeal joint part 6 buttock part 71 shin side part 72 heel side part P virtual line Q of foot center of gravity movement Route

Claims (8)

A portion of the back side of the sole that includes all or part of the imaginary line connecting the shin side midfoot point and the heel side midfoot point has a larger coefficient of dynamic friction than the fabric other than the portion, and A stocking characterized by being knitted by circular knitting in a special knitted fabric having a compression characteristic satisfying at least one of compression strain up to maximum pressure, compression energy up to maximum pressure, and compression recovery. In the stockings according to claim 1,
On the back side of the instep side, the interphalangeal joints of the first to fifth fingers have a larger dynamic friction coefficient than the fabric other than the relevant part, and compressive strain up to the maximum pressure, compression up to the maximum pressure A stocking characterized in that it is knitted by circular knitting in a special knitted fabric having a compression property that satisfies at least one of energy and compression recovery. In the stockings according to claim 1 or 2,
On the back side of the sole, the portion corresponding to the heel has a coefficient of dynamic friction larger than that of the fabric other than the portion, and at least the compression strain up to the maximum pressure, the compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and the compression recoverability Stockings characterized in that they are knitted by circular knitting in a special knitted fabric with a large compression characteristic that satisfies one. In the stockings according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
On the back side of the sole, the corresponding part of the shin side midfoot point and the heel side midfoot point has a dynamic friction coefficient larger than that of the fabric other than the part, and compressive strain up to the maximum pressure, compression up to the maximum pressure A stocking characterized in that it is knitted by circular knitting in a special knitted fabric having a compression property that satisfies at least one of energy and compression recovery. In the stockings according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
Stockings characterized by being knitted with a knitted fabric obtained by connecting at least two of the special knitted fabrics. In the stockings according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
Each of the special knitted fabrics is knitted in a pile knitted manner by tack knitting or float knitting. In the stocking according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
The special knitted fabric is knitted with a striped knitted fabric in a direction crossing the path of the center of gravity movement of the sole of the wearer during a walking motion. In the stockings according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
The special knitted fabric is knitted by circular knitting with a large stress relaxation characteristic in addition to a compression characteristic that satisfies at least one of a dynamic friction coefficient, a compression strain up to the maximum pressure, a compression energy up to the maximum pressure, and a compression recovery property. Stockings characterized by that.

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