JP2011063927A - Garment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a garment improved in texture by giving variation in condition of progress in discoloration and the way of discoloration owing to projecting parts. <P>SOLUTION: The garment includes a pair of jeans sewn with easily-discolored cloth discolored by rubbing, wherein a projecting part 5 projecting toward the side of a front cloth 3 is formed on the lining cloth 4 of a hip pocket 1 attached to a jeans body 2. The projecting part 5 is formed into a double structure by being sewn up on the lining cloth 4 so as to closely wrap a ring-shaped linear object 6 as a core with embroidery stitches 7 over the whole length thereof. The condition of progress in discoloration of a front cloth part corresponding to the projecting part 5 is made to be delicately varied in accordance with two kinds of physical properties. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a garment formed by an easy-to-bleach fabric such as blue jeans or jean, whose surface is decolored from indigo to white, for example, by friction associated with use.

  Conventionally, in this type of garment, as described in Patent Document 1, a ridge representing a mark such as various patterns, characters, figures, symbols, and the like is provided on the lining, and this ridge corresponds to the ridge. It is known that the outer surface portion is rubbed more strongly than the other portions to increase the degree of decolorization, and the mark corresponding to the ridge portion emerges on the surface over time.

Utility model registration No. 3089235

  In such garments, the degree of decolorization of the outer surface by the ridges (the appearance of the mark) depends on the physical properties such as the hardness and thickness of the ridges and the surface shape, excluding the degree of frictional movement of the wearer. It depends. For example, if the ridge is hard and thick, the degree of friction of the outer material is high and it is easy to decolorize, so the mark emerges quickly and clearly. Conversely, if the ridges are soft and thin, the appearance of the mark will be slow and blurry.

  Here, according to the above known technique, since the protrusion is formed only by a linear body made of a soft synthetic resin or the like, the progress of decolorization (the appearance of the mark) is a single linear body. One pattern according to physical properties.

  That is, if the mark that emerges is, for example, a ring graphic, it remains a simple ring graphic from the beginning to the end, and its sharpness changes only in proportion to the passage of time.

  In this regard, according to the publicly known technology, the appearance of the mark was unified and lacked in subtlety, and the texture was unsatisfactory.

  In view of this, the present invention provides a garment that can change the degree of advancement of the degree of decolorization by the protrusions and the method of decolorization to enhance the texture.

  The invention of claim 1 comprises an easily-bleachable surface that is discolored by friction and a lining attached to the back side of the surface, and the protrusions provided on the lining increase the degree of bleaching of the surface due to friction. In a garment that is designed so that a mark such as a figure corresponding to the ridge is raised on the surface of the outer surface over time, the linear body arranged on the back ground is embroidered over the entire length. By stitching to the lining in a tightly enveloping state, a double-structured ridge is formed in which the linear body as the core is covered with embroidery stitches.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the configuration of the first aspect, a linear body is formed of a synthetic resin rich in strength and elasticity, such as urethane resin.

According to the present invention, since the linear body is a core and this is covered with embroidery stitches to form a double-structured ridge, first, the soft embroidery stitch receives the friction applied to the outer surface side, so that the outer surface is A shape that reflects the pattern of the embroidery stitch (threads) instead of a simple, linear outline (a form in which a single outline is formed by many fine lines, or a part of the outline is cut off, or an outline) Decolored with a blurred shape.

  Here, the ridge portion including the embroidery stitch is also subjected to friction due to the relative movement with respect to the outer surface, so that the embroidery stitch on the surface gradually wears, and the linear body as the core is exposed instead.

  When this happens, the frictional force applied to the outer material becomes stronger than in the case of embroidery stitches, so that the point at which the linear object is exposed becomes a break point, and thereafter the degree of decolorization increases and the mark that emerges becomes the embroidery The stitch pattern is changed to a linear pattern.

  In other words, the degree of decolorization changes to a polygonal line and the pattern of the emerging mark changes slightly due to the two types of physical properties of the embroidery stitch and the linear body.

  In this way, the appearance of the mark is not unified, but slightly changes, so that a texture not known in the known art can be obtained.

  In addition, since the surface is covered with embroidery stitches, the skin feel is soft, there is no sense of incongruity or foreign matter, and comfort is good.

  In particular, according to the invention of claim 2, the core (linear body) is flexible and rich in strength and elasticity, so it fits the wearer's body shape and movement, especially when applied to active clothing such as jeans. And the comfort will be even better.

It is the perspective view which looked at the jeans concerning embodiment of this invention from the back side. It is the II-II line expanded sectional view of FIG. It is a fragmentary perspective view which shows the process in which a protrusion part is formed in the lining of the jeans. It is a fragmentary perspective view of the lining of the state which formed the protrusion part. (A) is a front view showing a state before a ring figure appears, and (B) and (C) are front views showing a state in which the ring figure appears and changes.

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In the embodiment, a case where a mark is represented in a hip pocket of jeans by denim dyeing is taken as an example.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the pocket 1 is formed by sewing a thin lining 4 on the back side of the outer fabric 3 made of the same easy-discoloring fabric as the jeans body 2 at the peripheral edge thereof, and the entire side is formed on both sides. And sewn to the jeans body 2 at the lower side.

  The lining 4 is provided with a ridge 5 protruding to the surface 3 side, and the surface portion corresponding to the ridge 5 is rubbed more strongly than the other portions during wearing, as in the known technique. It is configured to decolorize and emerge as a mark. In the illustrated example, the ridge 5 is formed in a round ring shape.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the protrusion 5 is sewn to the lining 4 in a state in which the linear body 6 arranged on the lining is tightly covered with the embroidery stitch 7 over the entire length. A linear body 6 as a core is formed in a double structure covered with an embroidery stitch 7.

  The linear body 6 serving as the core has a higher strength and elasticity than the embroidery stitch 7 while having flexibility sufficient to fit the wearer's body shape and movement, and is made of a strong material (for example, urethane resin). It is formed in a shape.

  For the embroidery stitch 7, a soft and silky thread such as cotton thread or silk thread is used, and embroidery is sewn so as to be wound around the linear body 6 disposed on the surface of the lining 4 without any gap.

According to this configuration, due to the decolorization of the outer surface portion corresponding to the ridge portion 5, the ring figures 8, 8 'corresponding to the ridge portion 5 with the passage of time as shown in FIGS. To emerge.

  More specifically, first, since the soft embroidery stitch 7 receives the friction applied to the outer surface side, the outer surface 3 has a pattern of the embroidery stitch 7 (hereinafter, not a simple linear outline as in the known art). Decolorized in a way that reflects the stitch pattern).

  In addition, since the magnitude of friction differs depending on the part, for example, a certain part is discolored as a deep stitch pattern and a certain part as a thin stitch pattern.

  FIG. 5B shows a state in which a ring figure 8 having a stitch pattern (shown by omitting the density difference) appears by this decolorization.

  Here, since the ridge 5 including the embroidery stitch 7 is also subjected to friction due to the relative movement with respect to the outer surface, the embroidery stitch 7 on the surface gradually wears, and after wear, the linear body 6 which is the core is exposed instead. .

  In this case, the frictional force applied to the outer material 3 becomes stronger than in the case of the embroidery stitch 7 so far, and the point of time when the linear body 6 is exposed is taken as a break point. The ring figure 8 having the stitch pattern shown in (b) changes to a simple thick ring figure 8 'shown in FIG.

  Thus, due to the difference between two different physical properties (hardness, thickness, surface shape, etc.) between the embroidery stitch 7 and the linear body 6, the degree of decolorization changes to a broken line, and the pattern of the mark that appears is delicate. The texture changes and a texture not found in the known art is obtained.

  Further, since the surface is covered with the embroidery stitch 7, the skin feel is soft, there is no sense of incongruity or foreign matter, and the comfort is good. In particular, as in this embodiment, the core (linear body 6) is flexible and rich in strength and elasticity, so when applied to active clothes such as jeans, it fits with the body shape and movement of the wearer. And the comfort will be even better.

  By the way, the protrusion 5 is not limited to the circular ring shape, but may be other geometric figures, heart shapes, or any other shape, or may be other shapes (characters, symbols, etc.).

  The present invention can be applied not only to the hip pocket, but also to the breast pocket, side pocket, etc. of the jeans body, and not only to the pocket but also to other parts such as the knee, elbow, thigh, and heel. .

  In addition, when applying to a site | part with a low necessity of deform | transforming along a body movement like a breast pocket, you may use a hard material as the linear body 6 used as a core.

  Moreover, it can be applied not only to jeans, but also to jeans, and can be widely applied to trousers, jackets, etc. using easily-bleachable fabrics other than jeans as surface materials.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pocket 2 Blue body 3 Outer material 4 Lining 5 Projection part 6 Linear body 7 Embroidery stitch

Claims (2)

  It consists of an easy-bleaching surface that discolors due to friction and a lining attached to the back side of this surface, and the ridges provided on this lining increase the degree of discoloration of the surface due to friction. In a garment that is configured to raise a mark such as a figure corresponding to the strip to the surface of the outer surface, in a state that the linear body arranged on the back ground is tightly covered with embroidery stitches over the entire length A garment characterized by forming a ridge portion having a double structure in which a linear body as a core is covered with an embroidery stitch by sewing to a lining.   2. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the linear body is formed of a synthetic resin rich in strength and elasticity such as urethane resin.

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