JP2020020068A - Glove - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a glove having a configuration with which fingers are hard to get cold.SOLUTION: In a glove having five finger parts, at least one finger part except for a thumb has a back side fabric and a palm side fabric of the hand. One fabric is extended from a side surface of a thumb side of the finger part to a side surface opposite to the thumb side with respect to the other fabric and is overlapped with the other fabric. In a finger tip part, one fabric is extended from the side surface of the thumb side to the side surface opposite to the thumb side and is overlapped with the other fabric for the whole area.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a glove worn when a bicycle or a motorcycle runs, for example.

  As such a glove, a glove upper side material in which four finger materials on the back side of the hand are integrated, a glove palm side material in which the four finger materials on the palm side are integrated, a side surface between the index finger and the middle finger, and It has a gore material arranged on the side surface between the middle finger and the ring finger and the side surface between the ring finger and the little finger, and a gusset material arranged on the side surface of the index finger that is separated from the thumb side surface and the little finger from the little finger. I have. For example, in the case of configuring the index finger, besides the index finger material on the back side of the hand and the index finger material on the palm side, the four members of the hagi material and the gusset material arranged on their side surfaces are connected to each other with the ends of adjacent members. By sewing, an index finger is formed. The other three fingers are also formed by sewing four members (for example, see Patent Document 1).

JP-A-63-46415 (see FIGS. 5 to 8)

  According to the configuration of Patent Literature 1, since four seams are formed along the side of the finger from the tip of the finger to the base end (base) of the finger, the bicycle is run, for example, by a bicycle especially in a cold season. Sometimes, of the four stitches, cold air easily enters the inside of the finger portion from the stitch exposed to the front in the running direction, and the finger may be cooled, so that early improvement is demanded.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a glove having a structure in which a finger is hardly cooled, which has been made in view of the above situation.

  The glove of the present invention is a glove provided with five finger portions, and at least one finger portion excluding the thumb includes a back fabric of the hand and a palm fabric, and one fabric is formed with respect to the other fabric. The finger portion extends from the thumb side to the side opposite to the thumb and overlaps with the other fabric, and at the fingertip portion, the finger is opposite to the thumb from the thumb side. It is characterized by being extended to the side surface and overlapping the other fabric over the entire area.

  According to the present invention, one fabric is extended from the thumb side of the finger portion to the other fabric toward the side opposite to the thumb with respect to the other fabric, and overlaps with the other fabric. The number of seams exposed forward when running can be reduced. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent cold air from entering the finger portion from the seam. Further, in the fingertip portion, since it extends from the side surface on the thumb side to the side surface on the side opposite to the thumb side and overlaps the other fabric over the entire area, it is possible to improve the heat retaining property in the overlapping portion. Can be.

  Further, in the glove of the present invention, the palm-side cloth extends from the main body to the side opposite to the thumb side via the body side overlapping the palm of a wearer's finger and the side of the thumb side. And a superposed portion that is provided and overlaps the back fabric of the hand.

  Since the back side of the finger overlaps multiple times, it is possible to enhance the heat retention of the back side of the finger, which is easily exposed to cold air during running.

  Further, in the glove of the present invention, the overlapping region of the overlapping portion with the back fabric of the hand may be larger toward the fingertip side of the overlapping portion.

  As described above, if the overlapping area with the back side fabric of the hand is larger toward the fingertip side, the invasion of cold air from the seam on the fingertip side that can easily penetrate while the movement of the finger part can be performed smoothly. It can be prevented well.

  As in the present invention, one fabric extends from the thumb side of the finger to the other fabric toward the side opposite to the thumb with respect to the other fabric and overlaps the other fabric, and furthermore, the fingertip portion In this case, a glove having a structure that is difficult to cool can be provided by extending from the side surface on the thumb side to the side surface on the side opposite to the thumb side and overlapping the other fabric over the entire area.

It is an exploded perspective view of the glove of the present invention. It is the perspective view which looked at the glove from the palm side. It is the perspective view which looked at the glove from the back of a hand. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line IV-IV in FIG. 3.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  2 and 3 show the glove 1 of the present invention. This glove 1 is used by wearing it on both hands particularly when driving a bicycle, motorcycle or motorboat in winter, that is, at the time of work exposed to cold air. 2 and 3, only the left-hand glove 1 is shown. However, the right-hand glove is the same as the left-hand glove 1 except that the left and right sides are reversed. The illustration and description of the glove are omitted.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, the glove 1 includes a back side fabric 2, a palm side fabric 3, and a connection fabric 4 for connecting the back side fabric 2 and the palm side fabric 3 on the finger side. A gusset fabric 5 for forming a gusset between the base of the thumb and the base of the index finger of the back fabric 2 and the palm fabric 3 of the hand, and sewing them together. It is configured.

  The back fabric 2 of the hand includes a single flexible back body 13 having five fingers 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, a back 11 and a wrist 12, and a thumb 6 A substantially V-shaped sheet-like bifurcated portion 14 made of a flexible material (for example, polyester, nylon, or the like) for superimposing on the index finger portion 7 from outside. In this manner, by superposing the forked part 14 on the finger parts 6 and 7 on the back side of the hand, for example, it is possible to enhance the heat retention on the back side of the hand exposed to the outside while holding the grip of the bicycle.

  The wrist portion 12 is configured to be wide so as to form both widthwise ends on the back and palm sides of the hand. The back body 13 is made of two cloths 13A and 13B (shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 4 and not shown in FIG. 1, for example, the material of the outer cloth 13A is polyester or nylon, and the material of the inner cloth 13B is Polyester, nylon and polyurethane) are superposed and integrated, for example, and are excellent in heat retention on the back side of the hand exposed to the outside while holding the grip of the bicycle. Here, the upper body 13 is made of two pieces of cloth 13A and 13B, but may be made of one piece of cloth. The forked part 14 is made of one piece of cloth.

  The palm side fabric 3 is made of a single flexible material (for example, a polyester blend) having a thumb portion 15, a palm portion 16, and a wrist portion (narrower than the wrist portion 12 of the back side fabric 2) 17. The main body 18 includes a sheet-shaped palm-side main body 18 made of cloth (fabric), and four sheet-like fingers connected to the palm-side main body 18 and made of a flexible material (for example, polyester-mixed cloth). The four fingers include an index finger 19, a middle finger 20, a ring finger 21, and a little finger 22.

  A substantially triangular sheet-like reinforcing fabric 23 is superimposed on a portion of the palm-side main body 18 located between the base of the little finger and the wrist, and the outer edge (periphery) thereof is sewn (see FIG. 1). 2).

  The index finger portion 19 includes a main body portion 19A for the index finger overlapping the palm of the wearer's finger, and an extension portion 19B for the index finger that extends in the width direction from one end in the width direction of the main body portion 19A for the index finger. The index finger main body 19A is configured to be narrower toward the fingertip side, and the tip is configured in an arc shape. The extension portion 19B for the index finger is folded back at the folding line 19S, extends through the side surface on the thumb side toward the side opposite to the thumb side, and extends over the entire fingertip portion of the index finger 7 on the back of the hand. It includes an overlapping index finger overlapping portion 19b, and a substantially inverted triangular index finger side portion 19c in which the overlapping area of the index finger 7 on the back of the hand increases from the lower end of the index finger main body 19A toward the fingertip. As described above, since the back side of the finger overlaps multiple times, it is possible to enhance the heat retention of the back side of the finger, which is easily exposed to cold air during traveling.

  The middle finger portion 20 includes a middle finger body portion 20A located on the palm side, and a middle finger extension portion 20B extending in the width direction from one end in the width direction of the middle finger body portion 20A. The middle finger body portion 20A is configured to be narrower toward the fingertip side, and the tip is configured in an arc shape. Also, the middle finger main body 20A is cut off at two places in the length direction of the middle finger into an elliptical shape along the width direction to form a pair of upper and lower horizontal cutouts K1 and K2, as well as the upper cutout K1. A vertical cutout K3 is formed by vertically cutting from one end (the left end in the drawing) to the base end of the lower finger through the same end (the left end in the drawing) of the lower cutout K2. Each of the pair of upper and lower transverse notches K1 and K2 is covered from the inside (back side) by the covering member 24 shown in FIG. 1 and is closed by sewing around (see FIG. 2). By forming the pair of horizontal notches K1 and K2 and the vertical notch K3 in this manner, the middle finger can be easily bent.

  Note that the vertical cutout K3 is located on the upper surface of the first connection cloth 25 and the periphery thereof is sewn. The middle finger extension 20B is folded back at the bending line 20S, extends through the thumb side to the side opposite to the thumb, and extends all over the fingertip portion of the middle finger 8 on the back of the hand. A middle finger overlap portion 20b that overlaps, and a substantially inverted triangular middle finger side portion 20c in which the overlapping area of the middle finger portion 8 on the back side of the hand increases from the lower end of the middle finger body portion 20A toward the fingertip side. In this way, if the overlap area with the back side fabric of the hand is larger toward the fingertip side, the movement of the finger part can be performed smoothly, but the invasion of cold air from the seam on the fingertip side that is easy to invade well Can be prevented. Further, since the back side of the finger overlaps multiple times, it is possible to enhance the heat retaining property of the back side of the finger, which is likely to be hit by cold air during traveling.

  The ring finger 21 has the same basic configuration as the middle finger 20 except for the size. That is, the ring finger portion 21 is configured to have a smaller size than the middle finger portion 20. The ring finger portion 21 includes a ring finger main body 21A located on the palm side, and a ring finger extension 21B extending in the width direction from one width direction end of the ring finger body 21A. The ring finger main body 21A is configured to be narrower toward the fingertip side, and the tip is configured in an arc shape. In the ring finger main body 21A, a pair of upper and lower lateral cutouts K1 and K2 are formed at the two places in the length direction of the ring finger so as to form a pair of upper and lower cutouts K1 and K2. A vertical cutout K3 is formed by vertically cutting from one end (the left end in the drawing) to the base end of the lower finger through the same end (the left end in the drawing) of the lower cutout K2. Each of the pair of upper and lower notches K1 and K2 is covered with a cover member 24 shown in FIG. 1 and is closed by sewing around (see FIG. 2). By forming the pair of horizontal notches K1 and K2 and the vertical notch K3 in this manner, the ring finger can be easily bent.

  Note that the vertical cutout K3 is located on the upper surface of the second connection cloth 26 and the periphery thereof is sewn. The ring finger extension 21B is folded back at the bending line 21S, extends toward the side opposite to the thumb through the side of the thumb, and extends over the entire fingertip portion of the ring finger 9 on the back of the hand. An overlapping ring finger overlapping portion 21b and a substantially inverted triangular ring finger side portion 21c in which the overlapping area of the ring finger portion 9 on the back side of the hand increases from the lower end of the ring finger main body portion 21A toward the fingertip side. In this way, if the overlap area with the back side fabric of the hand is larger toward the fingertip side, the movement of the finger part can be performed smoothly, but the invasion of cold air from the seam on the fingertip side that is easy to invade well Can be prevented. Further, since the back side of the finger overlaps multiple times, it is possible to enhance the heat retaining property of the back side of the finger, which is likely to be hit by cold air during traveling.

  The little finger portion 22 includes a little finger body portion 22A that overlaps the little finger portion 10 of the instep body 13 and a little finger extension portion 22B that extends in the width direction from one widthwise end of the little finger body portion 22A. . The extending portion 22B for the little finger is folded back at the folding line 22S, extends through the side surface on the thumb side toward the side opposite to the thumb side, and extends over the entire fingertip portion of the little finger portion 10 on the back of the hand. It comprises an overlapping little finger overlapping portion 22b and a substantially inverted triangular little finger side portion 22c in which the overlapping area of the little finger portion 10 on the back of the hand becomes larger from the lower end of the little finger main body portion 22A toward the fingertip. Note that the little finger side portion 22c is located on the upper surface of the fingertip side of the third connection cloth 27 described later, and the periphery thereof is sewn. As described above, since the back side of the finger overlaps multiple times, it is possible to enhance the heat retention of the back side of the finger, which is easily exposed to cold air during traveling.

  The connection fabric 4 includes sheet-like first to third connection fabrics 25 to 27 made of a flexible material (for example, polyester-mixed fabric or polyurethane-mixed fabric or polyester). The dough will be described. First, the first connection fabric 25 is a fabric that connects one end in the width direction of the middle finger 8 on the back side of the hand (the left end in FIG. 1) and one end in the width direction of the middle finger 20 on the same side as the palm. It is. Specifically, the first connection cloth 25 is bent at a substantially crescent-shaped first main body 25A having a width narrower toward the upper end side, and at a bending line 25S at one end in the width direction of the first main body 25A. A first sewn portion 25 </ b> B that is sewn on the palm side middle finger portion 20 at one end in the width direction. In the sewing portion 25B, cutting lines 25b are formed along the width direction at a plurality of locations in the vertical direction (four locations in FIG. 1), so that it is easy to follow the inner surface of the middle finger portion 20 on the palm side.

  The second connection fabric 26 is configured to be slightly smaller than the first connection fabric 25, and has one end in the width direction (the left end in FIG. 1) of the ring finger portion 9 on the back of the hand and the palm ring finger on the same side as this. 21 is a cloth for connecting to one end in the width direction. Specifically, the second connecting cloth 26 is bent at a substantially crescent-shaped second main body part 26A whose width is narrower toward the upper end side, and at a bending line 26S at one end in the width direction of the second main body part 26A. A second sewn portion 26 </ b> B that is sewn while being overlapped on one end in the width direction of the ring finger portion 21 on the palm side. In the second sewing portion 26B, cutting lines 26b are formed at a plurality of positions in the vertical direction (four positions in FIG. 1) along the width direction, so that it is easy to follow the inner surface of the middle finger portion 20 on the palm side.

  The third linking fabric 27 is configured to be slightly smaller than the second linking fabric 26, and has one end (left end in FIG. 1) in the width direction of the little finger portion 10 on the back of the hand and the little finger portion on the palm side on the same side as this. 22 is a cloth for connecting to one end in the width direction. Specifically, the third connecting cloth 27 is bent at a substantially crescent-shaped third main body 27A having a width narrower toward the upper end side, and at a bending line 27S at one end in the width direction of the third main body 27A. A third sewn portion 27 </ b> B that is sewn while being overlapped on one end in the width direction of the little finger portion 22 on the palm side.

  As described above, the middle finger portion forming the glove 1 overlaps with the middle finger portion 8 forming the back fabric 2 of the hand and the middle finger body portion 20A forming the middle finger portion 20 forming the palm side fabric 3 and the back of the hand on the back side of the hand. The middle finger extension portion 20B is folded from the outside to the fingertip portion of the middle finger portion 8 of the side fabric 2 at the folding line 20S so as to overlap and overlap, and the outer edge is sewn. 2 and 3, the sewn portion (seam) 20H is indicated by a dotted line. The sewn portion 20H is formed along the outer edge of the middle finger body 20A from the top 20a of the boundary between the middle finger body 20A and the middle finger extension 20B.

  The ring finger portion forming the glove 1 overlaps the ring finger portion 9 forming the back side fabric 2 of the hand and the ring finger main body portion 21A of the ring finger portion 21 forming the palm side fabric 3 and the back side fabric 2 on the back side of the hand. A ring finger extension 21B is folded back from the outside at a bending line 21S on the fingertip portion of the ring finger portion 9 of the ring finger 9, and the outer edge is sewn. 2 and 3, the sewn portion (seam) 21H is indicated by a dotted line. The sewn portion 21H is formed along the outer edge of the ring finger main body 21A from the top 21a of the boundary between the ring finger main body 21A and the ring finger extension 21B.

  Further, the little finger portion forming the glove 1 overlaps the little finger portion 10 forming the back side fabric 2 of the hand and the little finger body portion 22A of the little finger portion 22 forming the palm side fabric 3 and the back side fabric 2 on the back side of the hand. The ring finger extension portion 21B is folded back from the outside at the bending line 22S to the fingertip portion of the ring finger portion 9 and overlaps, and the outer edge is sewn. 2 and 3, the sewn portion (seam) 22H is indicated by a dotted line. The sewn portion 22H is formed from the top 22a of the boundary between the little finger main body 22A and the little finger extension 22B along the outer edge of the little finger main body 22A.

  In short, in the middle finger portion, since the middle finger portion 8 as one fabric overlaps with the body portion 20A for the middle finger as the other fabric and the outer edge is sewn, it is possible to reduce stitches exposed forward during traveling. Can be. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent cold air from entering the middle finger portion from the sewn portion (seam) 20H. Moreover, at the fingertip portion of the middle finger portion, the middle finger extension portion 20B overlaps the middle finger portion 8 in the entire region on the back side of the hand, so that the heat retention can be improved.

  FIG. 4 shows a cross section of the fingertip of the middle finger portion. The widthwise end portion of the middle finger extension portion 20B is overlapped with the widthwise end portion of the middle finger portion 8 of the middle finger portion 8 of the backside fabric 2 of the hand, and is bent inward. A portion obtained by bending the free end of the middle finger body 20A of the palm-side fabric 3 inward is overlapped and sewn to the portion. The other end in the width direction of the middle finger portion 8 of the back side fabric 2 and one end of the first connection fabric 25 on the same side as the middle finger portion 8 are bent inward and sewn to each other. The other end of the first connection cloth 25 is sewn in a state of being superimposed on the inside of the middle finger body 20A.

  The ring finger portion and the little finger portion are also the same as the middle finger portion, and thus the description is omitted. In addition, in the index finger portion, in addition to the same configuration as the middle finger portion at the fingertip portion, the entire finger portion is overlapped and sewn on the back side of the hand.

  The glove of the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. For example, in the above-described embodiment, for example, in the index finger portion 19, the index finger main body portion 19A and the index finger extension portion 19B are formed of one piece of cloth, but may be formed of separate cloths. The middle finger portion 20, the ring finger portion 21, and the little finger portion 22 may be similarly configured.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the forked portion 14 is provided to be superimposed on the thumb portion 6 and the index finger portion 7 of the back fabric 2 of the hand, but the forked portion 14 may be omitted.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the fabric is overlapped on the fingertip portion on the back side of the hand in the entire region. However, the fabric may be overlapped on the fingertip portion on the palm side in the entire region. Further, not only the fingertip portion but also other portions including the fingertip portion may be configured so that the fabric is double-layered.

  In the above-described embodiment, the first to third connection fabrics 25 to 27 are provided, but may be omitted.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the four finger portions other than the thumb are configured such that the fingertip portions are overlapped with the fabric over the entire area. However, one, two, three, or even five finger portions are moved over the entire fingertip portion. In the above, the dough may be double-layered.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the four palm-side fingers 19, 20, 21, and 22 excluding the thumb are connected to the main bodies 19A, 20A, 21A, and 22A overlapping the palm of the wearer's finger, and the main bodies 19A and 19A. The overlapping portions 19b, 20b, 21b, extending from 20A, 21A, 22A to the side opposite to the thumb via the side of the thumb and overlapping the fingers 7, 8, 9, 10 of the back fabric of the hand. 22b, the fingertips of the palm-side fingers are formed in a bag shape with the lower part opened, and the bag-like palm-side fingers are placed over the finger portions of the back fabric of the hand from above, thereby forming the entire circumference. , A fingertip having no seams can be formed. In other words, the fingertip is extended from the side of the thumb to the side opposite to the thumb, and is extended to the nail of the finger of the instep through the tip of the finger of the palm. The fingertips of the finger portions of the back side fabric can be covered over the entire area.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... glove, 2 ... back side cloth, 3 ... palm side cloth, 4 ... connection cloth, 5 ... gusset cloth, 6 ... thumb part, 7 ... index finger part, 8 ... middle finger part, 9 ... ring finger part, 10 ... Little finger part, 11 ... Back part of hand, 12 ... Wrist part, 13 ... Back body, 13A, 13B ... Fabric, 14 ... Bifurcated part, 15 ... Thumb part, 16 ... Palm part, 18 ... Palm side body, 19 ... Index finger part , 19A: Index finger main body, 19B: Index finger extension, 19S: Bending line, 19b: Index finger overlap, 19c: Index finger side, 20: Middle finger, 20A: Middle finger, 20B: Middle finger Extension part, 20H ... sewing part, 20S ... bending line, 20a ... top part, 20b ... middle finger overlap part, 20c ... middle finger side part, 21 ... ring finger part, 21A ... ring finger body part, 21B ... ring finger Extension part, 21S: bending line, 21b: overlapping part for ring finger, 21c Ring finger side part, 22 ... little finger part, 22A ... little finger body part, 22B ... little finger extension part, 22S ... bending line, 22b ... little finger overlap part, 22c ... little finger side part, 23 ... cloth for reinforcement, Reference numeral 24: covering member, 25: first connecting cloth, 25A: first main body, 25B: first sewing part, 25S: bending line, 25b: cutting line, 26: first connecting cloth, 26A: second Body portion, 26B: second sewing portion, 26S: bending line, 26b: cutting line, 27: third connecting fabric, 27A: third body portion, 27B: third sewing portion, 27S: bending line, K1 , K2 ... horizontal notch, K3 ... vertical notch

Claims (3)

A glove with five fingers,
At least one finger other than the thumb includes a back side fabric and a palm side fabric, and one fabric is formed from the thumb side of the finger to the other side with respect to the other fabric. And extends to the other fabric, and at the fingertip portion, extends from the side surface on the thumb side to the side surface on the side opposite to the thumb side, and overlaps the other fabric over the entire area. A glove characterized by being.   The palm-side fabric, the main body portion overlapping the palm of the wearer's finger, and extending from the main body portion to the side opposite to the thumb side via the side surface on the thumb side to the back side fabric of the hand The glove according to claim 1, further comprising an overlapping portion.   3. The glove according to claim 2, wherein an overlapping region of the overlapping portion with the back fabric of the hand becomes larger toward a fingertip side. 4.

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