JP2015048551A - Clothing for lower half of body - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide panty hose whose sole parts possess high hygroscopicity and which prevent slippage when wearing shoes.SOLUTION: Panty hose 1 of this invention comprise: a panty part 3 which covers the abdomen and the hip; leg parts 2 which cover legs; foot parts 5 which cover foot; and a moisture-absorbing part 6 which is formed from near the front end of toes to near the front end of an arch in the sole-contacting side of the foot part 5. The moisture-absorbing part 6 comprises: a moisture-absorbing area 60 which is made using Plating stitch; and a moisture-transmitting area 62 which is made not using plating stitch at regular intervals. The moisture-absorbing area 60 absorbs sweat from the sole to resolve discomfort, and the moisture-transmitting area 62 makes the sweat from the sole permeate to a shoe insole to prevent slippage.

Description

  TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a stocking having a foot part and a leg part, which is a garment for the lower body, and further to pantyhose or tights having a panty part, in particular, a lower body garment having at least a foot part, The present invention relates to a lower-body garment having high moisture absorption at the bottom.

In recent lifestyles, many people use socks as clothing to be worn on a foot when a person wears shoes. Among such garments, in particular, stockings that cover the lower body of a woman are in widespread use from the viewpoint of protecting the legs of women and improving the beauty of leg lines when going out.
Most stockings currently on the market are knitted with nylon yarn or nylon yarn and polyurethane yarn. Depending on the yarn used, it is roughly divided into two types: “knitting” and “zokki”.

Knitting (knitting) is performed by alternately using nylon yarns and support yarns (covering yarn obtained by wrapping nylon yarn around polyurethane yarn). This is suitable when both a certain level of support (elasticity) force and transparency are required. Since two types of yarns with different thicknesses are used, a horizontal stripe pattern appears.
In general, the zokkki (zokk knitting) is generally knitted only with support yarn (covering yarn obtained by wrapping nylon yarn around polyurethane yarn). It is suitable when seeking good fit. In addition, the Zokki knitting is characterized by the fact that a so-called transmission line (a ladder-like line in which the knitted structure generated when the yarn breaks and a part of the knitted structure is broken during use) hardly occurs. Stockings are increasing recently.

  In this way, the stocking is a synthetic fiber material formed by an elastic knitted fabric knitted from nylon yarn or an elastic knitted fabric knitted from nylon yarn and polyurethane yarn, so it has insufficient hygroscopicity when worn. Easy to sweat and easy to sweat. On the other hand, humans are said to sweat 850g per day due to insensitive digestion even if they are still, especially the soles of the feet, because sweating is promoted not only by exercise but also by stress. Many people suffer from the discomfort caused by sweating when worn. Furthermore, when wearing such stockings, footwear such as leather shoes, athletic shoes, boots, boots, etc. that slip into the footwear is difficult to exchange between the inside air and the outside air, so there is no discomfort due to sweating from the sole of the foot It is very expensive.

  In connection with such problems, stockings have been proposed that can effectively absorb sweat from the foot and eliminate discomfort caused by peeling. For example, in Utility Model Registration No. 3072718 (Patent Document 1), in a stocking knitted with a synthetic fiber, a moisture absorbing part made of natural fiber having excellent moisture absorption is provided at the sole part of the stocking covering at least the back of the foot. The stocking characterized by having formed is disclosed. In particular, the hygroscopic part is formed by using cotton yarn as the natural fiber and blending with a synthetic fiber for knitting stockings using this as a back yarn.

  According to this stocking, when the stocking is put on, the moisture absorption part formed on the inner surface of the stocking by the back cotton processing improves the breathability and moisture absorption of the sole part, and the sole of the foot is made of natural fibers. Since it touches the part and feels good, the wearing feeling is also refreshed.

Utility Model Registration No. 3072718

By the way, such a stocking is comprised so that sliding may become good in order to improve the touch. For this reason, when wearing footwear while wearing stockings, the friction between the inner bottom of the footwear (the inside of the shoe) and the surface of the stocking is low, and slipping may occur. There is a problem that it is easy to get tired because it tries to walk without slipping. As described above, perspiration from the sole of the foot accompanied by discomfort also acts to prevent such slipping when the moisture of the generated sweat permeates to the bottom of the shoe.

  However, in the stocking disclosed in Patent Document 1, sweat generated from the sole of the foot is absorbed by a moisture absorbing portion formed by a blended yarn of cotton and synthetic fiber formed on the sole portion covering the back surface of the foot. Even if the discomfort is eliminated, there is a problem that the moisture in the sweat does not penetrate into the shoe bottom so that slipping occurs and it is difficult to walk or get tired. On the other hand, if the hygroscopic part is not provided, even if slippage can be prevented, a very high discomfort due to sweating from the sole of the foot occurs as described above.

  The present invention has been developed in view of the above-described problems of the prior art, and the object of the present invention is that the sole portion has high moisture absorption and slipping occurs when wearing shoes. An object of the present invention is to provide a clothing for the lower body that can prevent the above.

In order to achieve the above object, the lower body garment according to the present invention takes the following technical means.
That is, the lower body garment according to the present invention is a lower body garment formed of a stretch knitted fabric knitted from synthetic fibers, and having at least a foot part, and is at least one on the sole contact side of the foot part. A hygroscopic part knitted with a highly hygroscopic natural fiber is provided in the part, and a part of the hygroscopic part is not spliced.

Preferably, the said moisture absorption part can be comprised so that it may be provided with the area | region which is not spliced at a fixed space | interval.
More preferably, the moisture absorption part can be provided from the vicinity of the toes of the foot part to the front end of the arch.

  According to the lower body garment of the present invention, the sole portion has high hygroscopicity, and slippage can be prevented from occurring when wearing shoes.

It is a schematic rear view of the pantyhose according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the sole side supposing the case where the pantyhose of FIG. 1 is worn. It is the A section enlarged view of FIG.

Hereinafter, pantyhose 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
In FIG. 1, the schematic rear view of the pantyhose 1 which concerns on this Embodiment is shown. Since FIG. 1 is a rear view, the foot portion 5 is shown not on the instep side but on the sole side. The pantyhose 1 includes a panty part 3 that covers the abdomen and the buttocks, a leg part 2 that covers the leg part, and a foot part 5 that covers the foot part, as in the case of lower-body clothing such as ordinary pantyhose. Is. This pantyhose 1 uses a pair of knitted fabrics knitted in a cylindrical shape, cuts a portion corresponding to the panty part 3, cuts the cut edges together, and sews the crotch part 4 to integrate them. It is manufactured by. Further, the toe portion of the foot portion 5 is manufactured by knitting into a bag shape by a known means.

The lower body garment according to the present embodiment is a pantyhose. However, as described above, the present invention includes lower body garments such as stockings, short stockings, tights, and socks having at least a foot portion.
Even if the pantyhose 1 is knitted and knitted by alternately using nylon yarn and support yarn (covering yarn obtained by wrapping nylon yarn around polyurethane yarn), the nylon yarn is made of polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn. Even if it is a zock knitting knitted with only one type of wound covering yarn, it may be a pantyhose knitted with synthetic fibers.

In addition to the above, there are various pantyhose structures, and the present invention is not limited to a specific structure. Features described later (at least part of the foot contact side of the foot portion 5) As long as it has a moisture absorption part 6) knitted from the base of the toes to the arch and the vicinity of the front end, the type of fabric constituting the pantyhose, regardless of the structure of the pantyhose, Any pattern may be used for the cloth pattern and its sewing. Therefore, in the pantyhose 1 according to the present embodiment, the structure itself other than the features is merely an example.

The pantyhose 1 is characterized in that a hygroscopic portion 6 is knitted on at least part of the foot contact side of the foot portion 5 and preferably in the vicinity of the arch and the front end from the vicinity of the toes. FIG. 2 is a plan view of the sole side assuming that the pantyhose 1 is worn, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a portion A in FIG.
As shown in these drawings, the moisture absorbing portion 6 has a substantially isosceles trapezoidal shape with the toe side widened, and natural fibers having high hygroscopicity (for example, 60th count (88.6d (denier), 98.4 dtex)). (Decitex)) cotton yarn) and knitted. Further, what is characteristic is that the entire area of the moisture absorbing portion 6 is not knitted with cotton yarn, and part of the moisture absorbing portion 6 is not knitted.

  More specifically, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the moisture absorption unit 6 includes a moisture absorption region 60 knitted with a spliced yarn and a moisture permeable region 62 that is not spliced with a constant interval. In such knitting, when the moisture absorption region 60 is knitted (for the length of the knitting of the moisture absorption region 60 or the time for knitting the moisture absorption region 60), the cotton yarn is supplied as a supplementary yarn and the moisture permeable region 62 is knitted. In the case of knitting or zokkoku knitting, it is realized by repeating that cotton yarn is not supplied as a supplementary yarn (that is, simple knitting or zokk knitting).

  Here, regarding the area of the moisture absorption region 60, the area of the moisture permeable region 62, and the ratio of the moisture absorption region 60 and the moisture permeable region 62 (the width of the moisture permeable region 62 with respect to the width of the moisture absorption region 60), The sweat generated from the back is absorbed and the discomfort is resolved, and the moisture permeation area 62 allows the moisture of the sweat to penetrate into the shoe bottom so that the shoe bottom and the pantyhose can be prevented from slipping. Set as appropriate.

  The splicing knitting is a method capable of knitting the moisture absorbing portion 6 including the moisture absorbing region 60 and the moisture permeable region 62 in the vicinity of the foot of the foot portion 5 of the pantyhose 1 near the foot to the arch. This is a preferred knitting method. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the striped pattern is formed by the moisture absorption area | region 60 and the moisture permeable area | region 62, but this invention does not make such a pattern essential. Such a striped pattern is formed by transforming the hygroscopic region 60 using the knitting direction and splicing knitting.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the moisture absorbing portion 6 has a substantially isosceles trapezoidal shape and is knitted from the vicinity of the toes to the front of the arch, but is limited to this shape and this position as well. Is not to be done. At least part of the foot contact side of the foot part 5 is provided with a hygroscopic part 6 knitted with a highly hygroscopic natural fiber, and a part of the hygroscopic part 6 has a characteristic that the knitted yarn is not knitted. Any pantyhose can be used. 2, sweat generated from the soles of the feet is absorbed by the moisture absorption region 60 to eliminate discomfort, and moisture from the sweat to the shoe insole by the moisture permeable region 62. Is preferable because it can be prevented from slipping between the shoe bottom and the pantyhose.

  In the pantyhose 1 having the moisture absorbing portion 6 knitted in this way, sweat generated from the soles of the feet is absorbed by the moisture absorbing region 60 to eliminate discomfort, and sweat to the shoe inner bottom by the moisture permeable region 62. Thus, the water can penetrate to prevent slipping between the shoe bottom and the pantyhose 1. That is, according to this pantyhose 1, it is possible to satisfy two conflicting requirements of eliminating discomfort caused by sweating from the sole of the foot and preventing slipping between the shoe bottom and the pantyhose due to sweating from the sole of the foot. it can.

Furthermore, when the cotton yarn knitted with the spliced yarn in the moisture absorption region 60 has the same color (or similar color) as the synthetic fiber knitting the foot part 5 of the pantyhose 1, the foot part 5 of the pantyhose 1 is used. It is preferable in that the moisture absorbing portion 6 knitted to the surface is inconspicuous.
As described above, according to the pantyhose according to the present embodiment, the hygroscopic portion is at least part of the foot contact side of the foot portion, preferably from the vicinity of the toe to the front end and to the front end. It is knitted in a moisture absorbing region knitted with a spliced yarn and a moisture permeable region in which a cotton yarn is not spliced. For this reason, the sweat generated from the sole of the foot is absorbed by the moisture absorption region of the moisture absorption part and the discomfort is resolved, and the moisture of the sweat permeates into the shoe insole by the moisture permeable region of the moisture absorption part. Slip with pantyhose can be prevented. As a result, it is possible to provide a pantyhose that has a high hygroscopic property at the sole portion and can prevent slippage when the shoe is worn.

  The embodiment disclosed this time should be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is suitable for a lower body garment that has a high hygroscopic property at the sole and can prevent slippage when wearing shoes, and particularly for lower body such as pantyhose with a foot portion. It is particularly suitable for clothing.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pantyhose 2 Leg part 3 Panty part 4 Crotch part 5 Foot part 6 Moisture absorption part 60 Moisture absorption area (area with attached yarn)
62 Moisture permeable area (area without splicing thread)

Claims (3)

A garment for a lower body comprising at least a foot part and formed by an elastic knitted fabric knitted from synthetic fibers,
For the lower body, comprising a moisture absorbing portion knitted with a highly hygroscopic natural fiber on at least a part of the foot contact side of the foot portion, and a portion of the moisture absorbing portion is not knitted yarn clothing.   The lower body garment according to claim 1, wherein the hygroscopic portion includes a region that is not spliced at a constant interval.   The lower body garment according to claim 1, wherein the moisture absorbing portion is provided from the vicinity of the toes of the foot portion to the front end of the arch.

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