JP2022106516A - Decorative body - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a decorative body capable of preventing its cloth from wrinkling during washing.SOLUTION: A necktie 10 has a surface cloth 29, and a lining cloth 26 which is brought into surface contact with one surface of the surface cloth 29 and is joined thereto. The lining cloth 26 is obtained by weaving a warp yarn made of a synthetic fiber and a weft yarn made of a synthetic fiber into a plain weave, and has a strength higher than the surface cloth 29.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a decorative body that can be attached to clothes, hair, bags, and the like.

A tie, which is an example of a decorative body attached to clothing, is described in Patent Document 1. The necktie having excellent wash resistance described in Patent Document 1 is a necktie having an outer material containing synthetic fibers, and the outer material includes a large sword portion formed at one end and a small sword portion formed at the other end. The lining of the large sword part and the small sword part are both formed of mesh-like fibers containing synthetic fibers. Further, Patent Document 1 describes that the outer material of the necktie can be prevented from losing its shape and dehydration can be performed quickly.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2015-172258

The inventor of the present application has recognized the problem that the decorative body described in Patent Document 1 may wrinkle the fabric during washing.

An object of the present invention is to provide a decorative body capable of suppressing wrinkling of the fabric during washing.

The decorative body of one embodiment includes a front fabric and a lining fabric attached to one surface of the front fabric, and the lining fabric includes warps made of synthetic fibers and wefts made of synthetic fibers. It is a plain weave and has higher strength than the outer fabric. As an example of synthetic fibers, polyester can be used.

It is possible to prevent the outer fabric from wrinkling when the decorative body is washed.

It is a front view which the tie which is one Example of a decorative body is attached to a shirt. It is a top view of a tie. It is sectional drawing which broke the tie of FIG. 2 along the line III-III. It is a schematic enlarged view of the lining cloth. It is a top view of the ribbon which is another Example of a decorative body. It is sectional drawing which broke the ribbon of FIG. 5 along the VI-VI line. It is a front view of the net used when washing a tie.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, in all the drawings for explaining the embodiment, in principle, the same reference numerals are given to the same parts, and the repeated description thereof will be omitted.

(First Example)
FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 show a tie 10 which is an embodiment of the decorative body. When the necktie 10 is viewed in a plan view, the necktie 10 is a strip-shaped member having a large sword portion 17, a small sword portion 18, and a middle reliever portion 19. In the length direction of the tie 10, the middle reliever portion 19 is provided between the large sword portion 17 and the small sword portion 18.

In the tie 10, the outer fabric (material) 29 is folded back at two points, and the tie 10 has one first component 11 and a second component connected to the first component 11 by a folded portion 12. It has a unit 13 and a second component 15 connected to the first component 11 by a folded-back unit 14. The second component 13 and the second component 15 are sewn together and fixed to each other. The first component 11 is a portion that is visible to others other than the user wearing the shirt 16 when the tie 10 is attached to the neck of the shirt 16. As the outer fabric 29, for example, polyester jacquard weave, silk, wool, linen, chemical fibers and the like can be used.

The large sword lining 20 is sewn and fixed to the first component 11 by the large sword portion 17. The sword lining 21 is sewn and fixed to the first component 11 by the sword portion 18. For the large sword lining 20 and the small sword lining 21, for example, cupra, polyester material, or the like can be used.

The two second component portions 13 and 15 are fixed to each other and fixed to the large sword lining 20 by two tacks 22 in the large sword portion 17. The two second component portions 13 and 15 are fixed to each other in the sword portion 18 by two retaining stoppers 23. All the stoppers 22 and 23 are for preventing the tie 10 from losing its shape. The shackles 22 and 23 are hole threads, embroidery threads, and the like.

The small sword part thread (tag) 24 is sewn and fixed to the second constituent parts 13 and 15 of the large sword part 17. The sword portion loop 24 is for inserting a part of the sword portion 18 when the tie 10 is attached to the shirt 16 as shown in FIG. Further, a neck stitch 25 is provided on the middle reliever portion 19. The neck stitch 25 sewes and fixes the first component 11 and the two second components 13 and 15. The neck stitch 25 is for preventing the tie 10 from losing its shape.

Further, a lining cloth 26 is provided on the inner surface of the front cloth 29 constituting the first component 11 and the second components 13 and 15. Specifically, the lining fabric 26 is fixed to one surface of the front fabric 29. The lining fabric 26 is an ultrathin fiber made of polyester. As shown in FIG. 4, the lining fabric 26 is a plain weave using the warp 26A and the weft 26B. Both the warp and weft 26A are polyester yarns and have a diameter of about 10 denier. One of the lining fabrics 26 has higher tensile strength or bending strength than the outer fabric 29, and the wear resistance and elasticity are superior to those of the outer fabric 29.

In the process of manufacturing the tie 10, a synthetic resin adhesive is interposed between the front fabric 29 and the lining fabric 26 in the step prior to forming the first component 11 and the second components 13 and 15. The front fabric 29 and the backing fabric 26 are overlapped with each other, and heat and pressure are applied to bond (join) the backing fabric 26 to the surface of the front fabric 29. In this way, in the process after the front fabric 29 and the lining fabric 26 are in surface contact with each other and joined, the front fabric 29 and the lining fabric 26 are both folded back.

Further, an interlining 27 is provided between the first component 11 and the second components 13 and 15. The interlining 27 is for preventing the tie 10 from losing its shape. The interlining 27 is provided over the large sword portion 17, the middle reliever portion 19, and the small sword portion 18. As an example, the interlining 27 can use a silk material.

The lining fabric 26 of the tie 10 in the first embodiment is a plain weave of warp 26A and warp 26B made of synthetic fiber, for example, polyester warp 26A and weft 26B, and the strength of the lining fabric 26 is higher than the strength of the front fabric 29. high. Then, the front fabric 29 and the lining fabric 26 are in surface contact with each other and are joined. That is, the lining fabric 26 serves as an element for reinforcing the front fabric 29. Therefore, when an external force, for example, a tensile load, a torsional load, or a bending load is applied to the necktie 10 during the washing process of the necktie 10 or the dehydration process of the necktie 10, the necktie 10 is wrinkled. Can be suppressed. Specifically, it is possible to suppress shrinkage, bending, and the like of the tie 10.

(Second Example)
Ribbons for clothing, which are examples of ornaments, are shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. The ribbon 30 is obtained by folding back the outer fabric 40 and superimposing it in the manufacturing process, and suturing the periphery of the overlapped outer fabric 40. The ribbon 30 was connected to the band portions 31 and 32, the band portion 33 provided at the position where the two blade portions 31 and 32 were connected, the band 34 fixed to the band portion 33, and the band 34. It has a string portion 35 and.

The two blade portions 31, 32 are connected by a fastening portion 36. The fastening portion 36 is for suppressing the shape of the ribbon 30 from getting out of shape. The string portion 35 is a rubber string as an example. The band 34 and the string portion 35 are connected by a connector 37. The connector 37 is made of plastic. The same material is used for the two blade portions 31, 32, the band portion 33, and the band 34.

The configuration of the outer fabric 40 used for the ribbon 30 will be described. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the blade portion 31, and the blade portion 31 has a first constituent portion 41 and a second constituent portion 42 in which the outer fabric 40 is folded back and overlapped. The outer fabric 40 is made of synthetic fiber, for example, polyester. Then, in the process of manufacturing the ribbon 30, the lining fabric 26 is attached to one side of the front fabric 40. The method of laminating the front fabric 40 and the lining fabric 26 is the same as the method of laminating the front fabric 29 and the lining fabric 26. In this way, in the process after the outer fabric 29 and the backing fabric 26 are laminated, the outer fabric 40 is folded back and overlapped to form the first constituent portion 41 and the second constituent portion 42, and the surroundings are formed. Is sutured.

The lining fabric 26 of the ribbon 30 in the second embodiment is a plain weave of polyester warp 26A and weft 26B, and the strength of the lining fabric 26 is higher than the strength of the front fabric 40. Then, the front fabric 40 and the lining fabric 26 are bonded (face-bonded) with a synthetic resin adhesive. That is, the lining fabric 26 serves as an element for reinforcing the front fabric 40. Therefore, when an external force, for example, a tensile load, a torsional load, or a bending load is applied to the ribbon 30 during the washing process of the ribbon 30 or the dehydration process of the ribbon 30, the ribbon 30 is wrinkled. Can be suppressed. Specifically, it is possible to suppress shrinkage, bending, and the like of the ribbon 30.

(others)
An example of a net used when washing and dehydrating a tie 10, which is an example of a decorative body, is shown in FIG. The composition of the net 50 is a synthetic fiber (for example, 100% polyester) and has a mesh bag shape. The net 50 has a front side piece 51 and an insertion piece 52, and a part of the front side piece 51 and a part of the insertion piece 52 overlap each other. The portion where the front side piece 51 and the insertion piece 52 overlap is the opening 53. The user puts the tie 10 into the inside of the net 50 through the opening 53 in a folded state. The user can wash the tie 10 while it is in the net 50.

In addition, the user can take out the tie 10 from the inside of the net 50 to the outside of the net 50 through the opening 53. It is also possible to put the ribbon 30 in the net 50 for washing and dehydration. In this case, the shape and structure of the net 50 are matched to the shape and size of the ribbon 30.

An example of the technical meaning of the matters described in this embodiment is as follows. The tie 10 and the ribbon 30 are examples of decorative bodies, respectively. The outer fabrics 29 and 41 are examples of the outer fabric, and the lining fabric 26 is an example of the lining fabric. The warp 26A is an example of a warp. The warp and weft 26B is an example of the warp and weft. It goes without saying that the decorative body is not limited to the configuration disclosed in the embodiment, and can be variously changed without departing from the gist thereof. The decorative body includes those attached to clothes, hair, bags, and the like. The decorative body may be a tie, a ribbon, a scarf, or a bandana. In the present embodiment, the synthetic fiber includes polyester-based, polyamide-based (nylon), polyurethane-based, and the like.

10 ... Tie, 26 ... Lining fabric, 26A ... Warp, 26B ... Weft, 29, 41 ... Outer fabric, 30 ... Ribbon

Claims (5)

Outer fabric and
The lining fabric attached to one surface of the front fabric and
Have,
The lining fabric is a decorative body obtained by plain weaving a warp and a weft made of a synthetic fiber and having a higher strength than the front fabric. In the decorative body according to claim 1,
The warp and weft are decorative bodies containing polyester yarn. In the decorative body according to claim 1 or 2.
A decorative body in which the surface of the front fabric and the surface of the lining fabric are in surface contact with each other and are joined. In the decorative body according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the table cloth is a decorative body which is a table cloth of a tie. In the decorative body according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the table cloth is a decorative body which is a ribbon table cloth.

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