JP2017038706A - Shoe upper forming method and shoe upper - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a forming method of shoe upper that has a strap-shaped knitted part.SOLUTION: In the middle of forming a sole cover 2, a strap-shaped knitted part 3 is formed which is continuous into the knitting width of the periphery 20 of the sole cover. Of the sole cover 2, at least the periphery 20 is formed with a thick knitting texture using both one side needle bed and the other side needle bed. In forming the strap-shaped knitted part 3, in the empty needle of the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed within the knitting width of the periphery 20, a cylindrical starting end part 3s is formed which is continuous to the stitch of the periphery 20. After a plurality of stitch rows continuous to the starting end part 3s, the cylindrical completing end part 3e is joined superimposed on the stitch of the one side needle bed and the stitch of the other side needle bed of the periphery 20.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a shoe upper having a strap-like knitted fabric portion and a knitting method thereof.

  Shoes are manufactured by attaching an outer sole made of synthetic resin or the like to a shoe upper. When a shoe for indoor use is produced, the shoe may be composed only of a shoe upper. The shoe upper includes a sole cover corresponding to a part of the sole of the wearer and an instep cover corresponding to a part on the back side of the wearer.

  In recent years, it has been attempted to construct at least a part of a shoe upper by a knitted fabric knitted by a flat knitting machine. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a sneaker in which a part or all of a shoe upper is knitted by a flat knitting machine and an outer sole is attached to the shoe upper.

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  With the diversification of consumer needs, the development of new shoe uppers knitted on flat knitting machines is required. For example, if a sandal or a mule having a strap for restraining the instep is made of a knitted fabric, it can meet various needs of consumers.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and one of its purposes is to provide a shoe upper having a strap-like knitted fabric portion and a knitting method thereof.

  The shoe upper knitting method of the present invention is a shoe for knitting a shoe upper having a sole cover that covers a sole portion of a wearer using a flat knitting machine having a first needle bed and a second needle bed facing each other in the front-rear direction. This is an upper knitting method. In this knitting method of the shoe upper, a strap-like knitting that is knitted from within the knitting width of the peripheral portion of the sole cover and is connected to a position different from the setting position of the peripheral portion in the middle of knitting the sole cover. Organize the ground. When knitting the sole cover, at least the peripheral edge is knitted with a thick knitting structure using both the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed. In addition, when knitting the strap-like knitted fabric portion, a cylindrical starting end portion connected to the stitches of the peripheral edge portion is formed on the empty needles of the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed within the knitting width of the peripheral edge portion. After knitting and knitting a plurality of rows of stitches following the starting end portion, a cylindrical terminal portion is overlapped and joined to the stitches of the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed of the peripheral edge.

  As one form of the shoe upper knitting method of the present invention, a form in which at least a part of a plurality of stitch rows constituting the strap-like knitted fabric portion is knitted outside the knitting range of the sole cover. Can do.

  As one form of the knitting method of the shoe upper of the present invention, a first strap that is one of the strap-shaped knitted fabric portions is knitted from a portion of the peripheral portion near the right side of the sole cover, and A second strap that is one of the strap-shaped knitted fabric portions is knitted from a portion on the left side of the sole cover, and before connecting the first strap and the second strap to the sole cover, The form which cross | intersects said 2nd strap can be mentioned.

  The shoe upper of the present invention is a shoe upper that is a knitted fabric including a sole cover that covers a sole portion of a wearer, and a cylindrical start end portion provided within a knitting width of a peripheral portion of the sole cover; A strap-like knitted fabric part having a cylindrical terminal part connected to a position different from the starting end part in the peripheral part is provided. In this shoe upper, at least the peripheral portion of the sole cover is formed of a thick knitted structure in which the one side knitted fabric portion and the other side knitted fabric portion overlap in the thickness direction. Further, the start end portion of the strap-shaped knitted fabric portion is disposed between the stitches of the one side knitted fabric portion, and a stitch connected to the stitch of the one side knitted fabric portion and a stitch of the other side knitted fabric portion. The end portion of the strap-like knitted fabric portion is formed between the stitch of the one-side knitted fabric portion and the other-side knitted fabric portion. The stitches are overlapped and joined.

  According to the knitting method of the shoe upper of the present invention, the shoe upper of the present invention having an unprecedented configuration including the strap-like knitted fabric portion can be knitted. In the shoe upper of the present invention, at least a part of the sole cover is composed of a thick knitted structure knitted using the front and back needle beds, and the strap-shaped knitted fabric is formed on the part composed of the thick knitted structure. The cylindrical start end and terminal end of the part are connected. For this reason, the start end and the end end where stress tends to concentrate when worn are difficult to come off from the sole cover.

  According to the knitting method of the shoe upper in which at least a part of the stitch row constituting the strap-like knitted fabric portion is knitted outside the knitting range of the sole cover, the long strap-like knitted fabric portion is easily knitted.

  According to the knitting method of the shoe upper in which the first strap and the second strap intersect, the shoe upper in which the first strap and the second strap intersect can be knitted.

1 is a perspective view of a shoe upper according to Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 3 is a knitting image diagram schematically showing a knitting procedure of the shoe upper according to the first embodiment. It is a knitting process figure which shows an example of the knitting process of the start end part of a strap-shaped knitted fabric part. It is a knitting process figure which shows an example of the knitting process of the terminal part of a strap-shaped knitted fabric part. (A), (B) is explanatory drawing explaining the state which the part which the 1st strap and the 2nd strap cross | intersect connected. FIG. 6 is a knitting image diagram schematically showing a knitting procedure of the first strap and the second strap shown in FIG. (A)-(D) are schematic which shows a part of shoe upper provided with the strap-like knitted fabric part different from embodiment.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of a shoe upper and a knitting method thereof according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Of course, the following embodiment is merely an example, and the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the embodiment.

<Embodiment 1>
≪Overall structure≫
A sandal (shoes) 100 shown in FIG. 1 includes a shoe upper 1 formed by a knitted fabric and an outer sole 5 attached to the bottom side of the shoe upper 1. The shoe upper 1 of the sandal 100 is hung on a sole cover 2 that covers the sole portion of the wearer, a plurality of strap-shaped knitted fabric portions 3 that are hung on the wearer's back side portion, and a wearer's heel portion. And a heel holder 4. That is, the shoe upper 1 is a shoe upper 1 in which a strap-like knitted fabric portion 3 is provided instead of an instep cover provided in a conventional shoe upper constituted by a knitted fabric.

  The shoe upper 1 is preferably knitted with a fusion knitting yarn including a heat fusion yarn. Of course, the shoe upper 1 can be knitted with a non-fusion knitting yarn that does not include a heat-sealing yarn, or a part of the shoe upper 1 can be knitted with a fusion knitting yarn, and the remaining portion can be knitted with a non-fusion knitting yarn. You can organize them.

[Sole cover]
The sole cover 2 of this example is a knitted fabric knitted from the toe toward the heel. That is, the length direction of the sole cover 2 is the wale direction of the knitted fabric, and the width direction of the sole cover 2 is the knitted width direction of the knitted fabric. Unlike this example, the sole cover 2 can be knitted from the heel toward the toes.

  At least a part of the sole cover 2 has a thick knitted structure knitted using both the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed. More specifically, a peripheral edge portion 20 (a portion outside the two-dot chain line in the drawing) including a portion to which a strap-like knitted fabric portion 3 to be described later is connected has at least a thick knitted structure. Here, the thick knitted structure is a knitted structure having a knitted fabric portion and a knitted fabric portion that overlap in the thickness direction. By using a thick knitted structure, the strength of the sole cover 2 can be improved, and since the joint portion of the strap-like knitted fabric portion 3 described later is not conspicuous, the appearance of the shoe upper 1 can be improved.

[Strap-shaped knitted fabric]
The strap-like knitted fabric portion 3 is a knitted fabric formed in a strap shape in which both the start end portion 3s and the end end portion 3e in the wale direction are connected within the knitting width of the peripheral edge portion 20 of the sole cover 2. In this example, among the plurality of strap-shaped knitted fabric portions 3, the first strap 31 and the wale direction start end portion 32s (3s) are connected to the right end portion of the sole cover 2 in the wale direction start end portion 31s (3s). The second strap 32 is connected to the left side portion of the sole cover 2. The first strap 31 of this example is connected to a position where the end portion 31e is shifted to the heel side from the start end portion 31s in the left side portion of the sole cover 2, and the second strap 32 has the end portion 32e thereof, The right end portion of the sole cover 2 is connected to a position shifted to the heel side from the start end portion 32s. Therefore, the first strap 31 and the second strap 32 intersect each other in the “X” shape near the center in the width direction of the sole cover 2.

  The straps 31 and 32 of this example are knitted into a cylindrical shape as shown in a shoe upper knitting method described later. Further, the start end portions 31 s and 32 s and the end portions 31 e and 32 e of both the straps 31 and 32 are connected to the peripheral edge portion 20 formed of a thick knitted structure of the sole cover 2 in a cylindrical shape.

≪Shoes upper knitting method≫
The knitting procedure of the shoe upper 1 will be described based on the knitting image diagram of FIG. In FIG. 2, the order of the steps is indicated by Roman numerals.

  In step I, the sole cover 2 is knitted from its toe side. At least the peripheral edge portion 20 of the sole cover 2 is knitted so as to have a thick knitted structure using both the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed. For example, the sole cover 2 having a thick knitted structure can be knitted by appropriately combining knitting using front and rear needle beds such as rib knitting and bag knitting.

  In step II, a start end portion 31s of the first strap 31 is formed which is connected to the one side knitted fabric portion and the other side knitted fabric portion of the peripheral edge portion 20 from within the knitting width of the right side portion (left side on the paper surface) of the peripheral edge portion 20. The first strap 31 is knitted based on the start end portion 31s. In knitting the first strap 31, the first strap 31 is gradually moved toward the outside of the knitting range of the sole cover 2 (on the right side of the sole cover 2 and on the left side in the drawing). Here, when the first strap 31 connected to the sole cover 2 is continuously knitted in the same position within the knitting range of the sole cover 2, the first strap 31 is fed to the lower part of the mouth and the sole cover is locked to the needle bed. There is a risk of being obstructed by 2. In particular, as the first strap 31 becomes longer, the first strap 31 is less likely to be sent out below the tooth opening, and the stitch of the first strap 31 may be lifted from the knitting needle, and the first strap 31 may not be knitted. . On the other hand, by knitting while moving the first strap 31 to the outside of the knitting range of the sole cover 2, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of the above problem, and the long first strap 31 can be easily knitted.

  The first strap 31 may be knitted into a cylindrical shape using the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed, or may be knitted using the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed in the same manner as the sole cover 2. It may be knitted into a thick knitting structure. In addition, the knitting width of the first strap 31 may be gradually widened or narrowed. A specific knitting process of the starting end portion 31s of the first strap 31 will be described later based on the knitting process diagram of FIG.

  In Step III, the start end portion 32s of the second strap 32 connected to the one side knitted fabric portion and the other side knitted fabric portion of the peripheral edge portion 20 is knitted from within the knitting width of the left side portion (right side on the paper surface) of the peripheral edge portion 20. The second strap 32 is knitted on the basis of the start end portion 32s. In FIG. 2, the start end portion 32 s is separated from the sole cover 2, but actually the start end portion 32 s is connected to the sole cover 2. In knitting the second strap 32, the second strap 32 is gradually moved toward the outside of the knitting range of the sole cover 2 (the left side of the sole cover 2 and the right side on the paper surface). The second strap 32 can also be knitted in a cylindrical shape or a single layer shape.

  In step IV, the first strap 31 is moved in the left direction of the sole cover 2 (rightward on the paper surface), and the second strap 32 is moved in the right direction of the sole cover 2 (leftward on the paper surface). The straps 31 and 32 are crossed near the center of the sole cover 2 in the knitting width direction. Here, two intersecting straps 31 and 32 can be joined by knitting at a portion where both straps 31 and 32 intersect. For example, a hook that branches off from the first strap 31 is formed, the stitches of the second strap 32 are overlapped on the hook, and the second strap 32 is knitted following the overlap, so that both straps 31 and 32 are Can be joined at the intersection.

  In step V, the first strap 31 moved to the left side of the sole cover 2 is knitted. The first strap 31 is also knitted while gradually moving the first strap 31 toward the outside of the knitting range of the sole cover 2. In Step VI, the second strap 32 moved to the right side of the sole cover 2 is knitted. The knitting of the second strap 32 is also performed while gradually moving the second strap 32 toward the outside of the knitting range of the sole cover 2.

  In step VII, the number of knitting courses of the sole cover 2 is increased. The connection positions of the end portions 31e and 32e of the straps 31 and 32 in the sole cover 2 are determined depending on how many stages of the knitting course are knitted.

  In Step VIII, the first strap 31 is knitted while moving the first strap 31 in the direction approaching the sole cover 2 (left direction on the paper surface), and the cylindrical end portion 31 e of the first strap 31 is formed on the sole cover 2. Connecting. In Step IX, the second strap 32 is knitted while moving the second strap 32 in the direction approaching the sole cover 2 (the right direction on the paper surface), and the cylindrical end portion 32e of the second strap 32 is secured to the sole cover. Connect to 2. A specific joining process of the end portion 31e will be described later based on the knitting process diagram of FIG.

  Thereafter, by repeating the above steps, both straps 31 and 32 connected to the sole cover 2 can be knitted. In addition, about the heel holding | maintenance part 4, since it can knit by a well-known knitting method, the description is abbreviate | omitted.

≪Knitting of the start and end parts of the strap-shaped knitted fabric part≫
FIG. 3 is a knitting process diagram showing an example of the knitting of the first end 31 s of the first strap 31 (strap-shaped knitted fabric portion 3), and FIG. 4 shows an example of the knitting of the end 31 e of the first strap 31. It is a knitting process diagram. “Alphabet + Number” in the left column of FIGS. 3 and 4 indicates the number of the knitting process, and the knitting state in each knitting process is schematically shown in the right column. The black dot on the needle bed in the right column indicates the knitting needle, the round mark indicates the stitch, the V mark indicates the hook, and the double circle indicates the double stitch. The capital letters indicate the positions of the knitting needles of the front needle bed FB (one side needle bed) and the rear needle bed BB (other side needle bed).

  S0 in FIG. 3 shows a state in which the one side knitted fabric portion 2F of the sole cover 2 is locked to the knitting needle of the FB, and the other side knitted fabric portion 2B of the sole cover 2 is locked to the knitting needle of the BB (FIG. 3). See also step I of 2). Both knitted fabric portions 2F and 2B are knitted by needle knitting (knitting in which empty needles are provided between adjacent stitches). Further, the left four stitches of the two knitted fabric portions 2F and 2B are stitches of the peripheral edge portion 20. The knitting of the first strap 31 is started from this state.

  In S1, cylindrical knitting using the yarn feeder 8 is performed, the stitches of the sole cover 2 are knitted, and the empty needles (knitting needles F, H, J and BB of the FB) within the knitting width of the peripheral portion 20 of the sole cover 2 are formed. Knitting needles I, G, E) are knitted on the stitches that will be the starting end 31s, which is the starting point for knitting the first strap 31. The stitches (hanging stitches) constituting the starting end portion 31s are arranged in a cylindrical shape between the stitches of the one side knitted fabric portion 2F and the stitches of the other side knitted fabric portion 2B in the peripheral edge portion 20, and are the same as the sole cover 2 It is knitted with knitting yarn. The hook stitch is knitted simultaneously with the stitch of the peripheral edge portion 20 of the sole cover 2, and is directly connected to the stitch, so that the peripheral edge portion 20 of the sole cover 2 and the start end portion 31s are firmly connected. Further, by connecting the start end portion 31s to the peripheral edge portion 20 of the sole cover 2 in a cylindrical shape, when the first strap 31 is pulled, the tension can be dispersed throughout the start end portion 31s, and the start end portion 31s becomes the sole cover. It becomes difficult to come off from 2.

  Here, unlike S1, the starting end 31s can be knitted by increasing the split. For example, the yarn feeder 8 is moved leftward, the stitches following the stitches of the knitting needles Q, O, M, and K of the FB are knitted, and the stitches of the stitches of the knitting needles J, H, and F of the BB are increased. Next, the yarn feeder 8 is moved rightward, the stitches following the stitches of the knitting needles D of the BB are knitted, the knitting needles E, G, I of the FB are increased, and then the knitting needles L, N, P of the BB are increased. Knit stitches following stitches. In this case, the additional stitch that is the old loop transferred to the knitting needles J, H, and F of the FB and the knitting needles E, G, and I of the BB due to the additional split becomes the start end portion 31 s of the first strap 31. After forming the start end portion 31 s, it is preferable to perform cylindrical knitting continuously in the wale direction of the stitches of the start end portion 31 s and the peripheral edge portion 20 to strengthen the connection between the start end portion 31 s and the peripheral edge portion 20. In addition, in the case of a four-bed flat knitting machine, the yarn feeder 9 is used to form a plurality of stitches arranged in a cylindrical shape at the position of the empty needle within the knitting width of the peripheral edge portion 20, and increase the number of these stitches. The starting end portion 31s may be formed. In this case, an additional stitch that is an old loop transferred by split addition and a start end portion 31 s that is formed of a new stitch drawn from the additional stitch are formed. After the increase, the additional end is overlapped with the peripheral portion 20, and the start end portion 31 s can be connected to the peripheral portion 20 by knitting a stitch that continues in the wale direction of the overlapped portion.

  In S2, the stitches following the stitches of the FB knitting needles F, H, J are knitted using the yarn feeder 9, and then the stitches following the stitches of the BB knitting needles I, G, E are knitted. By this S2, the first strap 31 is knitted by one step following the start end portion 31s of the first strap 31. Here, for the knitting of the first strap 31, the yarn feeder 8 used for the knitting of the sole cover 2 in S1 can also be used.

  In S3, the stitches of the first straps 31 knitted in S2 are moved to the outside in the knitting width direction of the sole cover 2 (left side in the drawing), and the first straps 31 are further knitted by one stage. In S4, the first strap 31 is moved and knitted as in S3. Thereafter, the same knitting as S3 and S4 may be repeated.

  T0 in FIG. 4 shows a state in which the last stitch row (terminal portion 31e) of the first strap 31 is knitted on the knitting needles K, M, O of the FB and the knitting needles J, L, N of the BB ( (See also step VIII in FIG. 2). The right four stitches of the one side knitted fabric portion 2F and the other side knitted fabric portion 2B are stitches of the peripheral edge portion 20. Note that the knitting needles indicated by capital letters in FIG. 4 are different from the knitting needles indicated by capital letters in FIG.

  From this state, as shown at T1, the stitches of the end portion 31e of the first strap 31 are moved to the inner side in the knitting width direction of the sole cover 2 (the left side in the drawing), and the stitches of the end portion 31e and the sole cover 2 are moved. The stitches of the peripheral edge 20 are overlapped. At that time, the stitch of the end portion 31e locked to the FB (part of the end portion 31e) is locked to the BB on the stitch of the one side knitted fabric portion 2F of the peripheral edge 20 locked to the FB. The stitch of the end portion 31e (the other portion of the end portion 31e) overlaps with the stitch of the other side knitted fabric portion 2B of the peripheral edge 20 that is locked to the BB.

  In T2, the stitches following the stitches of the sole cover 2 including the double stitches are knitted. The sole cover 2 is knitted by one stage by this T2, and the double stitches are fixed. That is, a part of the cylindrical end portion 31e of the first strap 31 (a portion on one side of the tube) is fixed to the one side knitted fabric portion 2F of the peripheral edge portion 20, and the other portion of the cylindrical end portion 31e. The portion on the other side of the cylinder is fixed to the other knitted fabric portion 2B of the peripheral edge portion 20. By dispersing the end portion 31e back and forth and joining to the sole cover 2, when the first strap 31 is pulled, the tension can be distributed throughout the end portion 31e, so that the end portion 31e is separated from the sole cover 2. It becomes difficult to come off.

  Here, the first strap 31 can be gradually joined to the peripheral portion 20 instead of being joined to the peripheral portion 20 at a time. Specifically, after the left end of the first strap 31 is overlapped with the right end of the peripheral edge portion 20, the knitting of the stitch row of the first strap 31 including the overlap is repeated.

<Embodiment 2>
In the second embodiment, a shoe upper in which both the straps 31 and 32 are connected at a portion where the first strap 31 and the second strap 32 intersect will be described.

  FIG. 5A shows an example in which both the straps 31 and 32 are crossed with the first strap 31 passing through the second strap 32. In order to knit a shoe upper having such a first strap 31 and a second strap 32, as shown in FIG. 6A, when the first strap 31 and the second strap 32 are crossed in step IV of FIG. In addition, the FB side knitted fabric portion 31f and the BB side knitted fabric portion 31b of the first strap 31 are separately knitted in a plurality of stages. The FB side knitted fabric portion 31f and the BB side knitted fabric portion 31b are a portion knitted by the FB and a portion knitted by the BB in the first strap 31, respectively. Next, as shown in FIG. 6B, the second strap 32 is passed between the FB side knitted fabric portion 31f and the BB side knitted fabric portion 31b. Finally, as shown in FIG. 6C, the FB side knitted fabric portion 31f and the BB side knitted fabric portion 31b are joined together in a cylindrical shape. Based on the same concept, the first strap 31 can be passed through the second strap 32.

  As shown in FIG. 5B, the first strap 31 and the second strap 32 may be connected in a chain shape. In this case, the straps 31 and 32 may be divided into an FB side knitted fabric portion and a BB side knitted fabric portion, respectively, and the straps 31 and 32 may be crossed in the same manner as in FIG.

  Since the approximate positions of the straps 31 and 32 are fixed by connecting the straps 31 and 32 at the portion where the first strap 31 and the second strap 32 intersect, the shoe upper 1 (sandals) that is excellent in comfort 100).

<Embodiment 3>
By applying the shoe upper knitting method shown in the first embodiment, a shoe upper including a wide variety of strap-shaped knitted fabric portions 3 can be knitted. An example of a shoe upper provided with the various strap-like knitted fabric portions 3 is illustrated in FIG.

  FIG. 7A shows a shoe upper 1 including a wide strap-shaped knitted fabric portion 3. The strap-shaped knitted fabric 3 has a start end 3 s and a terminal end 3 e connected to the same position in the length direction of the shoe upper 1. In order to form such a strap-shaped knitted fabric portion 3, steps II, IV, and V in FIG. 2 may be performed, and step VIII may be performed without performing step VII.

  7B and 7C show a shoe upper 1 in which the start end 3s and the end end 3e of the strap-like knitted fabric portion 3 are connected to the same side of the sole cover 2 in the knitting width direction. The start end portion 3s and the end end portion 3e of the strap-shaped knitted fabric portion 3 are connected to different positions in the length direction of the shoe upper 1. The shoe upper 1 shown in FIG. 7C has a configuration in which a string 6 is passed through the strap-shaped knitted fabric portion 3 and the wearer's back is held by the string 6.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 7 (D), three or more strap-like knitted fabric portions 3 may be a shoe upper 1 that intersects in the vicinity of the middle portion of the sole cover 2 in the width direction. Based on the concept shown in the second embodiment, two or three strap-like knitted fabric portions 3 may be connected at a portion where the three strap-like knitted fabric portions 3 intersect.

100 sandals (shoes)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Shoes upper 2 Sole cover 20 Peripheral part 2F One side knitted fabric part 2B Other side knitted fabric part 3 Strap-like knitted fabric part 3s Start end part 3e End part 31 First strap 31s Start end part 31e End part 32 Second strap 32s Start end part 32e Terminal portion 31f FB side knitted fabric portion 31b BB side knitted fabric portion 4 heel holding portion 5 outer sole 6 string 8, 9 yarn feeder

Claims (4)

In a knitting method of a shoe upper using a flat knitting machine having a one-side needle bed and an other-side needle bed facing front and back, and knitting a shoe upper having a sole cover that covers the sole part of the wearer,
During the knitting of the sole cover, a strap-shaped knitted fabric portion is knitted from within the knitting width of the peripheral portion of the sole cover and connected to a position different from the set-up position in the peripheral portion,
When knitting the sole cover, at least the peripheral edge is knitted with a thick knitting structure using both the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed,
When knitting the strap-like knitted fabric part, a cylindrical starting end part connected to the stitches of the peripheral part is knitted to the empty needles of the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed within the knitting width of the peripheral part. Knitting a shoe upper in which a plurality of stitch rows following the start end portion are knitted, and then a tubular terminal portion is overlapped and joined to the stitches of the one side needle bed and the other side needle bed of the peripheral portion. Method.   The knitting method for a shoe upper according to claim 1, wherein at least a part of a plurality of stitch rows constituting the strap-shaped knitted fabric portion is knitted outside the knitting range of the sole cover. A first strap that is one of the strap-shaped knitted fabric portions is knitted from a portion of the peripheral portion near the right side of the sole cover, and the strap-shaped knitting is formed from a portion of the peripheral portion near the left side of the sole cover. The second strap which is one of the ground parts is knitted,
The shoe upper knitting method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first strap and the second strap are crossed before the first strap and the second strap are connected to the sole cover. In the shoe upper which is a knitted fabric with a sole cover covering the sole part of the wearer,
A strap-like knitted fabric portion having a cylindrical start end portion provided within a knitting width of a peripheral portion of the sole cover, and a cylindrical end portion connected to a position different from the start end portion in the peripheral portion. Prepared,
Of the sole cover, at least the peripheral portion is composed of a thick knitted structure in which the one side knitted fabric portion and the other side knitted fabric portion overlap in the thickness direction,
The start end portion of the strap-like knitted fabric portion is disposed between the stitches of the one side knitted fabric portion, and between the stitch connected to the stitch of the one side knitted fabric portion and the stitch of the other side knitted fabric portion. Arranged and formed with stitches connected to the stitches of the other side knitted fabric portion,
The shoe upper in which the end portion of the strap-like knitted fabric portion is overlapped and joined to the stitch of the one side knitted fabric portion and the stitch of the other side knitted fabric portion.

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