JP2019039109A - Bottom garment - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a panty hose having a high hygroscopic property of a sole part, and providing beautiful appearance even when the sole part having the high hygroscopic property is formed.SOLUTION: The panty hose comprises a panty part that covers an abdomen and buttocks, a leg part that covers a leg, and a foot part that covers a foot. The foot part is provided with a hygroscopic region formed with a knitted fabric of cut boss. The hygroscopic region includes a peripheral part 52 and a hygroscopic part 54, and is formed with the knitted fabric in which additional yarn is made by cut boss of a high function nylon long fiber 152 in the peripheral part 52, additional yarn is made by cut boss of a cotton yarn 154 in the hygroscopic part 54, and the additional yarns are subjected to float knit of repeating loop and welt in a course direction.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a stocking having a foot part and a leg part (the length of the leg part is not limited), pantyhose or tights having a panty part, etc., which is a garment for the lower body. The present invention relates to a garment for a lower body that is provided, and has a high hygroscopic property at the sole, and has a beautiful appearance even when the sole having a high hygroscopic property is knitted.

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 yarns in which a nylon elastic yarn is used as a core yarn and wound with a nylon 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 (zokki knitting) is often knitted only with a support yarn (a covering yarn in which a nylon elastic yarn is wound around a polyurethane elastic yarn as a core 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, Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2015-048551 (Patent Document 1) relating to the application of the present applicant discloses a panty hose that has a high hygroscopic property at the sole and prevents slipping when wearing shoes. Is disclosed. This pantyhose is a garment for the lower body that is provided with at least a foot portion and is formed of an elastic knitted fabric knitted from synthetic fiber, and has high hygroscopicity on at least a part of the foot contact side of the foot portion. A moisture absorbing portion knitted with natural fibers is provided, and a part of the moisture absorbing portion is not knitted with a yarn.

JP2015-048551A

According to the pantyhose disclosed in Patent Document 1 described above, the hygroscopic part is at least part of the foot contact side of the foot part, and preferably from the vicinity of the toe to the front end and to the front end. The knitted fabric is knitted in a moisture-absorbing region and a moisture-permeable region that is not knitted with a cotton yarn. 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 a pantyhose that has a high hygroscopic property at the sole portion and can prevent slipping when wearing shoes, and has been highly evaluated in the market.

  By the way, the applicant of the present application, in proceeding with further development of such pantyhose, (1) further improving both hygroscopicity and comfort, (2) difference in knitting (for example, disclosed in Patent Document 1) In pantyhose, we focused on the point of making the appearance beautiful by reducing the difference in appearance due to the knitting difference between the moisture-absorbing area knitted with cotton yarn and the moisture-permeable area not knitted with cotton yarn. .

  The present invention has been developed in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and the object of the present invention is to knitting a sole portion that has a high hygroscopic property of the sole portion and a higher hygroscopic property. Is to provide clothing for the lower body that looks beautiful.

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 an elastic knitted fabric that is provided with at least a foot portion and is integrally knitted including synthetic fibers, and at least a part of the foot portion. And a hygroscopic portion knitted with a knitted fabric in which the yarn having high hygroscopicity is increased by a cut boss and the high hygroscopic yarn is repeatedly knitted with a loop and a mistake in the course direction.

Preferably, it can comprise so that the surrounding part knitted with the knitted fabric using the thread | yarn which consists of a long fiber to which hydrophilicity was provided may be provided around the said moisture absorption part.
More preferably, the high hygroscopic yarn can be configured to be a short fiber.
More preferably, the yarn composed of the long fibers imparted with hydrophilicity can be configured to be a nylon yarn having high moisture absorption / release properties.

More preferably, the peripheral portion is knitted with a knitted fabric in which a yarn made of long fibers imparted with hydrophilicity is added by a cut boss, and the yarn imparted with hydrophilicity is float knitted in which a loop and a mistake are repeated in a course direction. Can be configured to.
More preferably, the float knitting can be configured such that the ratio of mistakes to one loop is 2 to 5.

  According to the garment for the lower body of the present invention, it is possible to provide a garment for the lower body that has a high hygroscopic property at the sole portion and has a beautiful appearance even when a sole portion having a higher hygroscopic property is knitted.

It is the (A) side view and (B) front view in the state which mounted the pantyhose which concerns on embodiment of this invention in the plane. It is the (A) perspective view, (B) thumb side side view, and (C) little finger side side view about the foot part in the state which wore the pantyhose of FIG. (A) Toe side perspective view (front side), (B) Toe side perspective view (back side: inside out), and (C) heel side perspective view (FIG. 1) of the foot portion in a state where the pantyhose of FIG. It is a front side), (D) The heel side perspective view (back side: inside out). It is a schematic diagram which shows the knitting structure | tissue of the peripheral part 52 and the moisture absorption part 54 in the pantyhose of FIG.

Hereinafter, pantyhose 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
A side view of the pantyhose 1 placed on a flat surface is shown in FIG. 1 (A), and a front view thereof is shown in FIG. 1 (B). Since FIG. 1 (B) is a front view, the foot portion 5 is shown not on the sole side but on the instep 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. Moreover, although not limited, the front-end | tip part 53 of the foot part 5 is manufactured by knitting a bag shape or sewing an opening part by a known means.

Although the lower body garment according to the present embodiment is pantyhose, the present invention includes lower body garments such as stockings, short stockings, tights, and socks having at least a foot.
Even if the pantyhose 1 is a knitting knitting that uses a nylon yarn and a support yarn (a covering yarn in which a nylon yarn is wound around a polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn) alternately, the polyurethane elastic yarn is used as a core yarn. Even if it is a Zokki knitting knitted with only one type of covering yarn wound with a nylon yarn as described below, the features described later (at least part of the foot portion 5 is provided with a moisture absorbing region 50, the moisture absorbing region 50 is connected to the moisture absorbing portion 54 (and Stretchable knitted fabric comprising a synthetic fiber and a monolithic knitted fabric comprising a peripheral portion 52) provided around the moisture absorbing portion 54, which is an optional component of the present invention Any pantyhose formed by the ground may be used. In this pantyhose 1, the leg portion 2 and the foot portion 5 (excluding a moisture absorption region 50 described later) have the same knitting yarn and the same knitting (illustrated by a knitted fabric 51, for example, the knitted fabric 51 is made of covering yarn. Flat knitting (zokchi knitting)), but not limited to these (leg part 2, foot part 5) and panty part 3 are different knitting yarns or knitting. Further, a waist part 31 is knitted at the upper end of the panty part 3 by rubber knitting or the like having low stretchability (difficult to stretch), and the pantyhose 1 is prevented from sliding down by tightening the abdomen when worn.

  In addition to the above, there are various pantyhose structures, and the present invention is not limited to a specific structure, and is characterized in that the above-described moisture absorption region 50 is provided in at least a part of the foot portion 5. Any pantyhose structure may be used, as long as the pantyhose structure, the pattern of the pantyhose, and the sewing of the pattern are acceptable. Therefore, in the pantyhose 1 according to the present embodiment, the structure itself other than the features is merely an example.

  The features of the pantyhose 1 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4 in addition to FIG. 2A is a perspective view of the foot portion 5 in a state where the pantyhose 1 is worn, FIG. 2B is a side view of the thumb side, and FIG. 2C is the little finger. It is a side view. 3A is a perspective view (front side) of the toe side of the foot portion 5 in a state where the pantyhose 1 is worn and the tiptoe stands, and FIG. 3B is a perspective view of the toe side ( FIG. 3C is a perspective view of the heel side (front side), and FIG. 3D is a perspective view of the heel side (back side: inside out). Further, FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a knitted structure of the moisture absorption region 50 (peripheral portion 52 and moisture absorption portion 54) in the pantyhose 1.

  Here, FIGS. 2 and 3 assume a state in which the pantyhose 1 is worn on the wearer's foot F. That is, since the pantyhose 1 according to the present embodiment is formed of a thin stretch knitted fabric that is usually used for pantyhose and the like, the pantyhose 1 is in a contracted state when not illustrated in the above assumption. Since it is difficult to understand the shape, it is assumed as described above. In particular, in FIGS. 2 (B) and 2 (C) and FIGS. 3 (C) and 3 (D), in order to easily understand the characteristics of the pantyhose 1, it is more practical than the actual wearing state. Also, the sole 54C is drawn so that it can be seen well (the sole 54C is intentionally difficult to see).

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the pantyhose 1 includes at least a foot portion 5 and is formed of an elastic knitted fabric that is knitted integrally including synthetic fibers. And as a characteristic of this pantyhose 1, the moisture absorption area | region 50 mentioned above is provided. The moisture absorption region 50 includes a moisture absorption portion 54 that is an essential component of the present invention and a peripheral portion 52 that is an optional component of the present invention (provided around the moisture absorption portion 54).

  The hygroscopic portion 54 constituting the hygroscopic region 50 is a float in which at least a part of the foot portion 5 is added with a highly hygroscopic yarn with a cut boss, and the hygroscopic yarn is repeatedly looped and missed in the course direction. It is knitted with knitted fabric. Here, although not limited, the highly hygroscopic yarn is preferably a short fiber, and more preferably a cotton yarn.

  Furthermore, the peripheral part 52 which comprises the moisture absorption area | region 50 provided as the arbitrary structural requirements of this invention is knitted by the knitted fabric using the thread | yarn which consists of a long fiber to which hydrophilicity was provided around this moisture absorption part 54. Yes. Here, although not limited thereto, it is preferable that the yarn composed of the long fiber imparted with hydrophilicity is a nylon yarn having high moisture absorption / release properties. Examples of such nylon yarn include Higra (registered trademark) manufactured by Unitika Ltd. and Cupe (registered trademark) manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc. Higura is a core-sheath structured yarn made of water-absorbing polymer and nylon, and is a long fiber that exhibits moisture absorption and desorption of cotton even though it is nylon. Cupe blends nylon 6 with a superabsorbent polymer. This is a polymer alloy yarn that is a nylon long fiber that achieves high moisture absorption and desorption. These high-performance nylon long fibers are preferable in terms of providing a soft and smooth texture while maintaining the functionality of conventional nylon while maintaining wear comfort close to cotton based on high moisture absorption and release properties. This peripheral portion 52 is knitted with a knitted fabric in which yarns made of such long fibers are added by a cut boss, and the yarns made of such long fibers repeat a loop and a mistake in the course direction, It is also preferable that the portion 52 is knitted as the same knitting structure as the moisture absorption portion 54 (the knitting yarn to be increased by cutting bosses differs from the moisture absorption portion 54 in the peripheral portion 52).

In addition, regarding the float knitting in the knitted structure, whether it is the hygroscopic part 54 or the peripheral part 52, the ratio of mistakes with respect to one loop is 2-5. It is preferable in that both are satisfied.
In the pantyhose 1, the moisture absorption region 50 includes the moisture absorption part 54 and the peripheral part 52 provided in a band shape around the moisture absorption part 54 as described above. It consists of a side part 54B and a foot sole part 54C. In addition, there is a portion where the length in the height direction of the side portion 54B is small (this is intentionally reduced in order to express the effect described later) and the side portion 54B and the sole portion 54C are clearly defined. There are parts that cannot be distinguished.

  Since the whole pantyhose 1 is knitted integrally, the moisture absorption region 50 is also knitted integrally. In this case, the pantyhose 1 is knitted by, for example, a pattern knitting machine, and the moisture absorption region 50 is different from the yarn (for example, the covering yarn) knitting the base (part of the knitted fabric 51) (the moisture absorption portion 54 is Knitting with a knitted fabric of a cut boss that increases the yarn with high hygroscopicity, and the peripheral portion 52 is a yarn made of long fibers imparted with hydrophilicity) and cuts portions other than necessary (here, portions other than the hygroscopic region 50). Has been. Further, in the moisture absorption region 50, the yarn increased by the cut boss is knitted with a float knitted fabric that repeats loops and mistakes in the course direction. The pantyhose 1 having the moisture absorption region 50 knitted in this way absorbs sweat generated from the soles of the feet by the moisture absorption part 54 to eliminate discomfort and absorbs the hygroscopicity increased in the moisture absorption part 54. High-performance nylon length with added hydrophilicity that increases the bulkiness of the yarn end of cotton yarn or the like to the peripheral portion 52 because the yarn end by the cut boss of high yarn (cotton yarn or the like) can be made inconspicuous by the peripheral portion 52 The appearance can be beautifully knitted (because the fibers hold down). This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 4 is a schematic knitting structure diagram showing the hygroscopic portion 54, the peripheral portion 52, and the boundary line 55B in the hygroscopic region 50. The hygroscopic portion 54 is shown on the left side of the drawing and the right side of the boundary line 55B is shown on the right side. The peripheral part 52 is shown in FIG. Here, “C” in FIG. 4 means a course, and “W” means a wale. Hereinafter, SCY (Single Covered Yarn) means a covering yarn (single covered yarn) in which a polyurethane elastic yarn is used as a core yarn and only one nylon yarn is wound. The covering yarn may be a covering yarn (double covered yarn) called a double covered yarn called DCY (Double Covered Yarn), in which a polyurethane elastic yarn is used as a core yarn and nylon yarn is wound twice.

  The knitting structure of the moisture absorption part 54 is roughly a knitting structure obtained by adding a cotton 154 to a SCY 150 by cutting bosses, and the cotton yarn 154 increased by cutting bosses is looped and missed in the course direction (C direction). It is knitted with a knitted fabric that floats repeatedly. In FIG. 4, the cotton yarn 154 increased by the cut boss is cut at the boundary line 55B, and this portion is described as a cotton yarn end portion 154E.

  The knitting structure of the peripheral portion 52 is roughly a knitting structure obtained by cutting high-performance nylon long fibers 152 by cutting bosses on SCY 150 and adding high-performance nylon long fibers 152 by cutting bosses to the course direction ( C direction) is knitted with a float knitted fabric that repeats loops and mistakes. In FIG. 4, the high-performance nylon long fiber 152 increased with a cut boss is cut at a boundary line 55B, and this portion is described as a nylon yarn end portion 152E.

The boundary line 55B is also shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, and the boundary line 55A between the peripheral portion 52 and the knitted fabric 51 is shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 corresponding to the boundary line 55B. .
Here, in the moisture absorption part 54 and the peripheral part 52 which comprise this moisture absorption area | region 50, the ground yarn is the same SCY150.
In the float knitting, the steps to be looped are knitted in steps in the wale direction (W direction) between the hygroscopic portion 54 and the peripheral portion 52 (indicated by white arrows shown in FIG. 4). Further, the hygroscopic portion 54 and the peripheral portion 52 are not limited, but more specifically, the float knitting is knitted at a rate of 1 miss for 3 loops. Thus, the ratio of loop to miss in float knitting shows loop 1: miss 3 as an example, but the ratio of miss to one loop may be 2 to 5 (loop 1: miss 2 to 5). . Further, the ratio of mistakes with respect to the loop may be the same or different between the hygroscopic portion 54 and the peripheral portion 52. When the ratio of the mistake to the loop is such, the polyurethane elastic yarn used as the core yarn of the SCY 150 due to a mistake in the float knitting causes the cotton yarn 154 having high hygroscopicity in the hygroscopic portion 54 and the hydrophilic property in the peripheral portion 52 to be hydrophilic. Because it is highly stretchable and shrinks well than the high-performance nylon long fiber 152, the cotton yarn 154 and the high-performance nylon long fiber 152 swell to improve water absorption, or to improve the comfort by expressing a soft feeling. Therefore, it is preferable in terms of achieving both high hygroscopicity and good comfort.

More specifically, although not limited, the knitting yarn is as follows.
・ SCY150 (20 dtex)
Core yarn: Polyurethane elastic yarn (22 dtex)
Silk thread: Nylon thread (13 dtex)
・ Cotton yarn 154 (97 dtex)
・ High-performance nylon long fiber 152 (50 dtex)
The high-performance nylon long fiber 152 employs the above-mentioned Cupe (registered trademark) manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc.

  The hygroscopic region 50 knitted with such a knitting structure with such a knitting yarn is preferable in that the highly hygroscopic cotton yarn 154 swells in the hygroscopic portion 54 and water absorption is improved, and the peripheral portion 52 has high hydrophilicity. The high-performance nylon long fiber 152 is preferred in that the water absorption is improved by swelling, and the bulky feeling due to the cotton yarn end portion 154E of the cotton yarn 154 increased to the SCY150 by the cut boss in the moisture absorption portion 54 is increased in the peripheral portion 52. Since the high-performance nylon long fiber 152 imparted with hydrophilicity is suppressed, the appearance can be beautifully knitted.

In this pantyhose 1,
The moisture absorption region 50 may be configured by only the toe portion 54A and the sole portion 54C so that the side portion 54B is substantially absent by reducing the length of the side portion 54B in the height direction, or the moisture absorption region 50 The length of the side portion 54B in the height direction is reduced, the toe portion 54A is eliminated, and the side portion 54B and the toe portion 54A (instep side) are substantially absent, and only the sole portion 54C is configured. It is also preferable to do so. That is, it means that the length of the side portion 54B in the height direction is reduced. In this way, as shown in FIG. 2A, in a normal state where the toes are not standing, only the portion of the toe portion 54A can be seen, and the side portion 54B and the sole portion 54C cannot be seen. Further, by knitting the moisture absorption region 50 as only the sole part 54C or only a part of the sole part 54C, the moisture absorption region 50 can be made invisible in a normal state where the toes do not stand up. This means that the moisture absorption region 50 cannot be seen even when wearing sandals that only cover the toes extremely shallowly.

  For this reason, even if this pantyhose 1 is worn and a pair of sandals that do not cover the side of the foot or a pump with a wide open upper part is worn, In the case of an exposed pump, the instep portion is exposed and the hygroscopic region 50 is hidden by a shoe such as a sandal or a pump so that it cannot be seen or difficult to see. Furthermore, since the hygroscopic portion 54 of the hygroscopic region 50 is knitted integrally with the knitted fabric 51 via the peripheral portion 52, the hygroscopic region 50 may be detached or displaced due to an action such as walking like a foot cover. There is nothing to do. For this reason, it is not conspicuous even when a shoe with high moisture absorption at the sole portion and a very small foot covering portion such as a pump or a sandal is worn. As described above, the peripheral portion 52 disposed so as to cover the periphery of the instep portion is not an essential component for the lower body garment according to the present invention. Here, the foot cover is clothing for the lower limbs that is formed of a thin fabric such as pantyhose that covers the toes and the sole including the heel and exposes the instep and the ankle, and from the pumps when worn. The mouth is greatly cut so as not to be exposed. Wearing such a foot cover is particularly popular (especially during the summer season). If you wear this foot cover and wear pumps, it looks like you are wearing pumps on your bare feet, and the foot cover is between the sole and the pumps, so sweat sweats the inside of the shoes Can be prevented. Such foot covers are sometimes called socks covers, inner socks, nude socks, cover socks and the like.

In order to make the pantyhose 1 suitable for clothing for the lower body in the summer season, the panty part 3, the leg part 2 and the foot part 5 of the pantyhose 1 (the knitted fabric 51 part other than the moisture absorption area 50 for the foot part 5). It is preferable to employ knitting yarn and knitting that generate a refreshing feeling in the knitted fabric constituting the fabric.
Furthermore, when the yarn cut and bossed in the moisture absorption region 50 has the same color (or similar color) as the synthetic fiber knitting the knitted fabric 51 of the foot part 5 of the pantyhose 1, the foot of the pantyhose 1 is used. This is preferable in that the moisture absorption region 50 knitted in the portion 5 is not conspicuous.

  Here, the foot part 5 other than the leg part 2 and the hygroscopic area 50 is knitted with a transparent knitted fabric, the hygroscopic area 50 is only the sole part 54C (further, the peripheral part 52 of optional components is added), and is knitted with a cut boss. Then, although it looks like a bare foot when a skirt is worn, sweat generated from the sole of the foot is absorbed, which is preferable in that the discomfort is eliminated. In this case, while eliminating such discomfort, which is an advantage of the foot cover, there is a problem that the foot cover part which is the disadvantage of the foot cover can be seen when wearing shoes that are extremely small, and there is also a problem that it is displaced or taken off during walking Can be solved. This means that in the case of a foot cover, it is necessary to select a shoe so that the foot cover cannot be seen from the shoe, assuming that the foot cover is worn, but the shoe is selected as the pantyhose according to the present invention. It means that it is not necessary.

As described above, according to the pantyhose according to the present embodiment, the hygroscopic region 50 is provided in at least a part of the foot portion, and in this hygroscopic region 50, the yarn different from the ground yarn is increased to cut the cut boss. Knitted with knitted fabric and knitted integrally with other parts of pantyhose. The hygroscopic portion 54 constituting the hygroscopic region 50 has a high hygroscopic yarn (cotton yarn 154) added to at least a part of the foot portion 5 with a cut boss and a high hygroscopic yarn (cotton yarn 154) in the course direction. Knitted with a float knitted fabric that repeats loops and mistakes, and a peripheral portion 52 constituting the moisture absorption region 50 is a yarn (high-performance nylon) made of long fibers with hydrophilicity around the moisture absorption portion 54. Long fibers 152) are added with cut bosses, and yarns made of such long fibers (high-performance nylon long fibers 152) are knitted with a float knitted fabric that repeats loops and mistakes in the course direction. For this reason, it is preferable in terms of improving the water absorption in the moisture absorbing portion 54 and the peripheral portion 52, and is a high-performance nylon long fiber imparted with hydrophilicity by increasing the bulkiness due to the cotton yarn end portion 154E in the moisture absorbing portion 54 to the peripheral portion 52. Since it suppresses, the appearance can be organized beautifully. As a result, it is possible to provide pantyhose, which is an example of clothing for the lower body that has a high hygroscopic property at the sole portion and has a beautiful appearance even when the sole portion having a higher hygroscopic property is knitted.

  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 having a high foot-absorbing property and having a beautiful appearance even when the sole portion having a high hygroscopic property is knitted. It is particularly suitable for clothing.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pantyhose 2 Leg part 3 Panty part 4 Crotch part 5 Foot part 50 Hygroscopic area 52 Peripheral part 54 Hygroscopic part

Claims (2)

A lower body garment formed of a stretch knitted fabric that includes at least a foot portion and is integrally knitted including synthetic fibers,
At least a part of the foot part is provided with a hygroscopic part knitted with a knitted fabric obtained by knitting a high hygroscopic thread with a cut boss, and knitting the high hygroscopic thread with a loop knitting in which a loop and a mistake are repeated. Lower body clothing characterized by that.   The lower body garment according to claim 1, further comprising a peripheral portion knitted with a knitted fabric using a yarn made of a long fiber imparted with hydrophilicity around the moisture absorbing portion.