JP2021113380A - Belt for restoring slackened turtle neck - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a belt for assisting restoration of turn-up of the collar of a sweater such as a knitwear and a cut-and-sewn with the collar of a turtle neck or an off-turtle neck slackened and worn out.SOLUTION: A turtle neck is in the state of a thin core being inserted in the inside of a folding of a collar by mounting a belt obtained by combining a material of a collar core with a hook-and-loop fastener for adjusting a measure when worn, and thereby the collar can be prevented from slackening. In the case of an off-turtle neck in which the collar hangs down widely, the slack which is mainly generated in the back of collar is corrected by mounting the belt in the inside of a collar. As the belt is seen from the front side of the collar, a lace material is used for the core material. It not only assists turn-up of a collar but also permits enjoying a new coordinate by this lace of the collar.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to clothing, and more specifically, the collar of a loose turtleneck or off-turtleneck knit and cut-and-sew sweater should be restored to the same state as at the time of purchase, kept in shape, and worn without sagging. It is an auxiliary belt.

Traditionally, turtlenecks, off-turtleneck knits, and cut-and-sew sweaters with stretched collars have a worn-out feel and cannot be worn on the go.

The collar-retaining tool of JP-A-2014-51754 is a transparent plastic collar-retaining tool designed to prevent the shape of the collar of a shirt from collapsing when wrapping shirts such as shirts for sale, so a sweater like the present invention. , It does not have a collar shape when wearing a cut-and-sew.
JP-A-2014-51754

Sweaters made of knitted fabrics such as knits and cut-and-sews are elastic, so there are no buttons or fasteners around the neck. Since the collar is sized to fit the neck, it is thinner than the head, and because it is stretched strongly when it is attached and detached, the material deteriorates more severely than other parts, and the knitted fabric loses elasticity and becomes the base of the neck. It slackens and accumulates. As a result, although the sleeves and body were still in a state where they could be worn, they often felt worn out and could not be worn. The present invention can be worn by reconstructing the shape of the collar of a loose turtleneck or an off-turtleneck to dispel the feeling of wear.

The state where the collar is raised by attaching a belt that combines a core material for raising the collar to assist the rise of the exhausted collar part of the turtleneck and off turtleneck and a hook-and-loop fastener that can be adjusted to the neck size when worn. Can be kept.

It is a perspective view of this invention. It is a top view of this invention. It is a procedure diagram of attaching a belt to a turtleneck sweater. It is a figure which shows that (FIG. 1) was replaced with a lace material. It is explanatory drawing which attaches to an off-turtleneck sweater.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the belt 1 of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view thereof. The basic form of the present invention is for a turtleneck.

2 in FIG. 2 is a core portion on which the collar is erected, and a material having a thin and appropriate hardness that does not affect the surface and an appropriate unevenness so as not to cause a deviation when worn for a long time is selected. The width of the belt is usually about 3 to 5 cm when the turtleneck is worn, so the core is set to a width of 2 cm to 4 cm. Since the length of the belt is about 35 cm for the woman's neck size No. 9, the convex 3 and concave 4 of the hook-and-loop fastener are sewn on both ends to secure a range of motion from a minimum of 37 cm to 46 cm so that it can accommodate an off-turtleneck.

FIG. 3 is a procedure diagram when the belt is attached to the turtleneck. (A) is a state of a collar wearing a loose turtleneck. (B) is a view in which the collar is once lifted up, the belt is adjusted to the size of the collar, and the hook-and-loop fastener is closed. (C) Fold the collar that was raised up down and let the whole fit into the belt.

FIG. 4 shows the material of FIG. 1 of the present invention replaced with a lace material. The off-turtleneck is attached to the inside of the hanging collar and used to correct the slack in the center of the back, but since the belt can be seen from the front collar, select a lace material that does not irritate contact when hitting the neck. ..

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view when the off-turtleneck is attached. (A) is a figure wearing a loose off-turtleneck. In (b), the surface fastener of the belt is closed at the front center according to the inner dimension of the collar. After attaching the belt, the hook-and-loop fastener in the front center is conspicuous, so move the connection part to the back center, place the collar that is slack in the back center on the belt, and let the entire collar lean toward the front so that it fits into the belt. (C) is a figure in which the back collar is erected and the drape of the collar is dressed so as to flow forward.

1 Basic belt of the present invention 2 Core material for raising the collar 3 Convex of hook-and-loop fastener 4-Concave of 4-sided fastener

Claims (2)

A belt with a core material for raising the collar of a turtleneck sweater and a hook-and-loop fastener to match the size of the neck when worn. A belt that restores a loose turtleneck that can maintain its shape without any problems. In the case of an off-turtleneck, since the belt is visible from the front because it is attached to the inside of the widened collar, a belt for restoring the loose turtleneck according to claim 1, wherein a lace material is used as the core material.

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