JP2579666B2 - Method of forming wig attachment and method of fixing wig - Google Patents

Description

Description: FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for forming a wig attachment portion and a method for fixing a wig, which can provide a strong and reliable finish when a wig, particularly a hairpiece is applied and fixed. .

[Conventional technology]

Wigs include full wigs and partial wigs such as hairpieces. The general structure of these wigs is, for example, a base body formed of a flexible material such as synthetic resin, synthetic rubber, cloth, net, and the like, and appropriately fixed to the base body by flocking, adhesive sewing, binding, or the like. It is formed from artificial hair such as human hair and artificial hair attached by means.

By the way, to attach and fix a wig or the like to the head, a method of bonding the wig to the scalp using an adhesive or using a double-sided adhesive tape is generally adopted.

If hair (self hair) remains on the scalp, a wig is fixed by fixing a fixing device such as a clip or a hairpin to the hair, or the remaining hair is removed with a thread or an adhesive. Attention has been focused on a method of bundling and knitting with the use of a wig to form an attachment portion of the wig, and sewing the wig to the attachment portion or fixing the wig by bonding with an adhesive.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

However, the above-mentioned conventional wigs and the like have poor air permeability when the base body formed of an airtight material such as synthetic rubber is adhered to the scalp using an adhesive or a double-sided adhesive tape. Sweat caused stuffiness, causing odor and rash, and was unsanitary. In addition, there was a sense of incongruity as if a foreign object was placed on the head at the time of attachment.

In order to ensure air permeability, it is preferable that the base body of the wig is formed of a fibrous material such as cloth or a net-like material. Adopting a method of bonding the base body of the wig formed of such a material to the scalp using an adhesive is practical because the adhesive oozes out on the upper surface of the base body. Absent. Therefore, there has been no other choice but to fix the base body to the scalp using a fixing metal such as a double-sided adhesive tape or a hairpin. However, in this fixing method, since a double-sided adhesive tape and a fixing metal are interposed between the scalp and the base body, a sense of incongruity is generated, and a ground contact area for attaching the fixing component is poor, and the hairpin easily slips on the hair body. , Wigs and the like were unstable.

In addition, conventional hairs that are left behind on the scalp and are solidified using an adhesive or the like, and the wig is fixed to the mounting portion formed with the adhesive or the like, may damage the hairs and hair roots,
There has been a problem in that it takes time and effort to attach or detach the wig to or from the scalp.

Further, the conventional fixing method of fixing a wig by sewing a wig support frame to an attachment portion formed by knitting a hair bundle of hair growing around the scalp using a thread, Because the body surface is easily slipped, the hair is loosened, slipped out, or deformed. Therefore, the fixing of the wig has been insufficient one step now. In addition, since the overlock thread to inadvertently fix the wig is inserted between the hair and the hair, excessive load is applied to the hair, the hair is damaged, the hair root is damaged and hair loss is promoted Had to be done.

The present application has been made in view of the above points, and according to the inventions of claims 1 to 3, several tens of appropriately growing and remaining tens of veins around the scalp using at least three threads. By knitting a hair bundle consisting of hair along the hairline, it has a robust structure that does not slip out or loosen the knitted hair and does not come out, and is strong against intense exercise and wind pressure such as sports An object of the present invention is to provide a method for forming a wig attachment portion which is suitable for securely applying and fixing a wig and which does not damage hairs and hair roots.

According to the invention described in claim 4, at least 3
When the wig is sewn to the attachment part formed from the hair bundle of the hair woven by the book thread, the overlock thread can be easily inserted, and the wig is tightened to secure the wig. Firmly and securely, and reduce the load on the hair by narrowing the proximal gap between adjacent hair bundles, without discomfort and lifting of the wig without damaging the hair or damaging the hair root An object of the present invention is to provide a method of fixing a wig, which can apply and fix the wig in a refreshing and secure manner without causing wigs, and further eliminates the appearance of the wig when the wig is worn.

[Means for solving the problem]

In order to achieve the above object, the invention according to claim 1 forms a wig attachment portion by knitting a plurality of yarns into a hair remaining around a hairless portion and a thin hair portion of a head. A plurality of said yarns are formed by at least three yarns of a twisted yarn and a bobbin yarn of said twisted yarn, and said at least 3 yarns are formed between knots of each cycle formed by said yarn.
Twisting the yarns in a required procedure and winding and knitting the hair bundle; winding and knitting the binding yarn around the twisted yarn; and setting the hair body in a loop formed by the binding yarn. A means comprising a step of inserting and tightening the bundle to fix and a binding step of forming a knot as a knotting means is employed.

The invention according to claim 2 provides a method for knitting a plurality of yarns into a hair remaining around a hairless portion and a thin hair portion of a head to form an attachment portion of a wig. The yarn is formed by at least three yarns of a twisted yarn and a bobbin yarn of the twisted yarn, and between the knots of each cycle formed by the yarn, the at least three yarns are twisted in a required procedure, and Winding and knitting the hair bundle, and tightening the hair bundle downward at the final stage along the fiber direction of the hair at least at the intersection of the three yarns;
A means comprising a fixing step and a binding step for forming a knot as a hollowing means is employed.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of knitting a plurality of threads into a hair remaining around a hairless portion and a thin hair portion of a head to form an attachment portion of a wig. The yarn is formed by at least three yarns of a twisted yarn and a bobbin yarn of the twisted yarn, and between the knots of each cycle formed by the yarn, the at least three yarns are twisted in a required procedure, and A step of winding and knitting the hair bundle, a step of winding the binding yarn around the twisted yarn and tightening, and a process of inserting the hair bundle into a loop formed by the binding yarn and tightening and fixing the bundle. And a step of tightening and fixing the bundle of hairs downwardly along the fiber direction of the hairs at the final stage of each cycle via a plurality of intersections of the yarns, and forming a knot as a hollowing means. And a binding process. .

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the outer edge of the wig is sewn to the attachment portion of the wig formed by knitting a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around the hairless portion and the thin hair portion of the head. In the method of fixing a wig, the attachment portion twists at least three yarns between knots in each cycle and winds at least the dozens of the bristles bundled at least to the yarns, and tens of the bristles are appropriately bundled. A means is employed in which a ligature thread is inserted into the proximal end gap between adjacent hair bundles formed by tightening and fixing the joints and crossovers, and the outer edge of the base of the wig is sewn.

(Operation)

According to the method of forming the attachment portion of the wig of the present application, a hair bundle composed of several tens of hairs that are appropriately grown around the hairless portion and the thin hair portion of the head is formed into at least three threads. Between the knots of each cycle, a plurality of twisted yarns and a knitting yarn for tightening the twisted yarn are twisted in a required procedure, or a hair bundle is wound and knitted, and at least three twisted yarns are knitted by a knitting yarn. Tightening is performed, and the bundle of hairs is inserted into the loop formed by the hardly threaded thread to tighten and fix. Therefore, between the knots formed at the beginning and end of each cycle, the number of hair bundles knitted into the three yarns is entangled with the yarns or wound and formed between the knots. The hair bundle composed of several tens of hairs remaining around the hairless part or the hair loss part of the head because it is tightened by the knots is wound or entangled with at least three threads. At the same time, the hair bundle and the yarn are firmly tightened and knitted. Therefore, the attachment portion is knitted in a substantially band shape as a whole, and has a strong knitting, thereby preventing loosening and falling out of the hair bundle.

Thus, it is possible to provide a wig attachment portion that can firmly and reliably fix the wig without intense movement such as sports or wind pressure from the front without the wig moving or turning over.

According to the invention as set forth in claim 4 of the present application, when the wig is sewn to the attachment portion, the overlock thread is easily inserted by utilizing the gap formed between the base ends of the adjacent hair bundles. it can. Therefore, the thread insertion operation between the wig support frame and the attachment portion into which the hair bundle is knitted can be performed quickly and reliably, and excessive force is not inadvertently applied to the knitted hair bundle. The wig can be applied and fixed without causing pain or raising the wig.

Thus, the invention according to claim 4 is a structure in which a flap is inserted through a gap formed between the base ends of adjacent hair bundles, and the terminal end of the hair bundle at the distal end side is provided. By interposing a gap between the base ends of the hairs that have been changed in direction and drawn downward, the front end side of the hairs can be approached. As a result,
Since the terminal end of the hair bundle on the head side hangs closely along the hairline remaining around the hairless and thin hair spots on the head, the artificial hair and the hair of the wig are one end And the unnaturalness of wearing a wig is eliminated.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, a wig using one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1 is a wig, and this wig 1 is, for example, 8 to 15 on a side.
a net base 2 having a mesh 2a having a size of about mm, a means for appropriately fixing the yarn 3 to knit the net base 2, for example, artificial hair 4 having a base end bound thereto, and sewing to an outer edge of the net base 2 To be described later. The mesh 2a has breathability and sweating properties, and is for exhibiting a hair growth environment close to a natural environment such as temperature and humidity.
Phases 3 and 3 are shifted by a half-wave so as to sew an abutment point at a peak or a valley. The artificial hair 4 is of the same quality, the same diameter and the same color as the user's hair 5 (own hair), and the number thereof is determined in relation to the remaining hair 5.

The net base 2 has a wide area slightly overlapping the hair 5 remaining on the occipital region and the temporal region so that the user's hair loss portion or hairless portion is sufficiently hidden and has a shape adapted to the head. Has become.

 As the artificial hair 4, human hair or artificial hair is used.

The support frame 6 is sewn to the outer edge of the net base 2 so that the shape of the net base 2 is not deformed and is reinforced.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a mounting portion for supporting and fixing the wig supporting frame 6, and the mounting portion 7 bundles several tens of hairs 5 remaining around the thin or hairless portion of the head as appropriate. Hair bundle 8
Is formed by twisting three yarns into a required procedure. The hair bundle 8 is capable of withstanding the hair 5 growing around the occipital region of the hairless portion or the hair loss portion in the case of retrograde retrograde alopecia, for example.
For example, 10 to 15 pieces are bundled and knitted. The mounting part 7
Is formed in a flat annular shape with a forehead open in a substantially band shape along hairline 5 and hairline h such as a hairless part, and its width is about 5 mm to 1 cm
It is about.

In this embodiment, the three yarns are one hollow yarn 9a.
And a hair bundle 8 knitted by the bobbin thread 9a and two twisted strands 9b and 9c entangled together. The attachment 7 is formed by two knots formed by binding three threads.
Between 10a and 10b, the proximal end 8 on the root side of one hair bundle 8
The hair bundle 8 and the three yarns and the three yarns are entangled with each other while the twisting position is changed from a to the terminal end 8b on the tip side mutually, thereby strengthening the binding and preventing loosening. By repeating one cycle of knitting as described above, as a whole, as described above, it is formed in a substantially ring shape in a side surface and in a plane ring shape. 11 is the mounting part 7 when there is no hair 5 on the forehead.
Auxiliary yarn wrapped around the hairless portion between the beginning and end of the three yarns at the left and right front ends to assist in fixing the wig 1 on the forehead. Reference numeral 12 denotes an overlock thread for sewing the supporting frame 6 at the outer edge of the wig 1 to the mounting portion 7. 13 is a gap provided between the base ends 8a, 8a of the adjacent hair bundles 8, 8, which are knitted by three yarns,
The overlock thread 12 is inserted into the gap 13 to sew the wig 1 to the attachment 7.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

First, as a first step, one thread 9a and two twisted threads
A knot 10a is formed at one end of the three yarns 9b and 9c. For convenience of explanation, the bobbin thread 9a and the two twisted threads 9b, 9c are arranged in parallel from bottom to top in FIG.

As a second step, the end portion 8b on the distal end side of the hair bundle 8 of several tens, for example, about 10 to 15, is appropriately positioned between the bobbin thread 9a located at the lowermost position and the lower twisted thread 9b, as viewed from the front. (See FIG. 3).

As a third step, the tip side of the hair bundle 8 is moved upward from the front side of the lower twisted thread 9b while shifting the position in the longitudinal direction (right direction in the drawing) of each thread to form two twisted threads. 9b, 9c
, And the terminal end portion 8b on the tip side of the hair bundle 8 is wound from the upper side to the lower side with respect to the upper twisted yarn 9c. Thereby, the hair bundle 8 to be knitted is wound around each of the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c in a substantially S shape, and the hair bundle 8 is passed through (see FIG. 4). As a result, the upper thread 9c is pulled down by the hair bundle 8 and is positioned below the lower thread 9b.

As a fourth step, a loop 14 is formed by pulling up the bobbin thread 9a located at the lowermost position with respect to the two twisted threads 9b and 9c from the near side to the upside, and winding and pulling it down (FIG. 5 and FIG. 5). 6).

Next, as a fifth step, the hair bundle 8 is inserted into the loop 14 formed in the fourth step from the opposite side to the near side and pulled out (FIG. 7). As a result, in the second step and the third step, the hair bundle 8 wound in a substantially S-shape around the twisted yarns 9b, 9c is tightened by the loop 14, so that the base end 8a on the root side thereof becomes the twisted yarns 9b, 9c. Tightened by Loop 14
Are fastened to form a first joint 15.

Next, as a sixth step, the hair bundle 8 is inserted from the upper side to the lower side between the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c having the three-thread arrangement in the same manner as in the first step after passing through the bobbin thread 9a, and is pulled down. Apply tension in the direction (a) (see FIG. 8).

Thereafter, as a seventh step, the bristle bundle 8 is wound from the opposite side to the near side with respect to the lower twisted thread 9b and the bobbin thread 9a, and is inserted between the two twisted threads 9b and 9c from above to below, and the length thereof is increased. In the direction, the bobbin yarn 9a is crossed with the two braided yarns 9b, 9c to form a crossover portion 16 as a second knot by three yarns, and the crossover portion 16 forms the crossover yarns 9b, 9c and the bobbin yarn 9a. Then, the wound hair bundle 8 is tightened (see FIG. 9).

The base end 8a on the root side of the hair bundle 8 inserted between the twisted yarns 9b and 9c by the crossing portion 16 is tightened.

In the eighth step, the hair bundle 8 is inserted between the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c from above through the intersecting portion 16 in the above-described step, and the hair bundle 8 is not woven in the fiber direction (growing direction). Pull the tip side downward so that they match, and change the direction (No.
See Figure 10).

Further, in the ninth step, the bobbin bundle 8 is knitted by the second to eighth steps by using the bobbin thread 9a as two twisted yarns.
It winds twice from the lower side of the near side to the start end side with respect to 9b, 9c and binds it, and repeats this binding operation about twice to form two knots 10b at the other ends of the three yarns. Then, one cycle is completed (see FIGS. 10 and 11). In this embodiment, the winding operation with the bobbin thread 9a is performed twice, but this is for the purpose of sufficiently binding and may be wound once or three or more times.

Thereafter, the second step to the ninth step are repeated and performed, so that a side surface composed of a large number of hair bundles 8 knitted by three threads at the hairline h of the hair 5 along the hairless or thin hair part A substantially strip-shaped mounting portion 7 is formed (see FIG. 1).

The configuration of the attachment portion 7 of the wig 1 thus formed as one embodiment of the present application is as described above, and 15 to 20 hairs that grow around the hairless or thin hair portion of the head The bristle bundle 8 composed of the body 5 has two twisted yarns 9b and 9c between the three yarn knots 10a and 10b, and tightens the twisted yarns 9b and 9c.
The book thread 9a is entangled in a substantially S-shape or wound several times.

The two twisted yarns 9b and 9c into which the hair bundle 8 is knitted are tightened by the hollow yarn 9a. Further, knots 10a and 10b formed at the start and end of the three yarns at each cycle.
In the meantime, as described above, the hair bundle 8 knitted into three yarns is further tightened by the first joint 15 and the intersection 16 of the three yarns as the second joint. The large number of hair bundles 8 that have been inserted are firmly knitted without loosening or falling out. As a result, the attachment portion 7 is braided with the hair bundle 8, and is formed in a substantially band shape on the side along the hairline h of the hair 5 as a whole.

In order to fix and attach the wig 1, the wig 1 is first covered with a hairless portion as shown in FIGS.

Thereafter, adjacent bundles of hair 8 at each cycle of the attachment portion 7 formed along the hairline h of the hair 5 around the hairless portion,
The overhang thread is inserted into the gap 13 formed between the base ends 8a, 8a. Thereafter, the overlock thread 12 is inserted into a loop 12a formed by twisting the overlock thread 12 into an eight-letter shape, and tightened. Then, the overlock operation is performed for each cycle by winding the overlock thread 12 around the support frame 6 and the mounting portion 7 of the wig 1.

By repeatedly performing the above operation and steps, the wig 1 is sewn to the attachment portion 7 using the overlock thread 12.

At this time, the overlock thread 12 is made up of adjacent hair bundles every cycle.
It is easily and quickly inserted by utilizing the gap 13 formed between the base ends 8a of the 8,8. Wig 1 when overlocking thread 12 is inserted
The adherend does not suffer pain because the hair 5 is not pulled. In addition, since the overlock thread 12 is inserted into the gap 13 between the adjacent hair bundles 8 and 8 and can firmly tighten the overlock thread 12, the center portion of the base body of the wig 1 is particularly suitable for the scalp. The wig 1 can be attached to and fixed to the scalp in a state in which the wig 1 is securely fitted without rising from the scalp. And hair 5
Since the hair bundle 8 is bundled, the force is dispersed, so that the tightening of the overhang thread 12 does not apply a load to the hair 5 due to excessive pulling or tightening of a rubber string. Therefore, the hair 5 and the hair root are not damaged, and are suitable for rejuvenating and recovering the hair. In addition, the wig 1 does not move in response to intense exercise such as sports, and does not turn up against wind pressure.

In addition, the base ends 8a, 8a of the hair bundles 8, 8, into which the overlock threads 12 are inserted.
Gap 13 between, so is close not gap S ₁ is not wide open, by being knitted in each cycle Correspondingly, bristle body to be suspended downwardly along the fiber direction of the bristle body 5 The end portion 8b on the leading end side of the bundle 8 is uniformly close to the
Unlike FIG. 12, the interval S is not actually opened.

Therefore, when the wig 1 is adhered and fixed, the hair 5 of the hair bundle 8 and the pseudo hair 4 of the wig 1 are integrally united.
The unnaturalness when wearing the wig 1 is eliminated, and the wig 1 can be worn in a natural state.

By the way, in the embodiments of the above inventions, one thread 9a
Thus, the hair bundle 8 to be knitted is wound around the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c by winding the twisted yarns 9b and 9c without slipping, and the three yarns are tightened with each other. However, the tightening of the twisted yarns 9b and 9c is increased by increasing the number of the knitting yarns 9a, and at the same time, the mutual tightening and binding between the hair bundle 8 and the twisted yarns 9b and 9c are strengthened, and the knitted hair bundle 8 is It is also possible to prevent slippage and surely prevent the hair bundle 8 from slipping out.

Similarly, in the above embodiments of the invention, the twisted yarns 9b and 9c are
Although the hair bundle 8 is knitted by using the book, if the number is increased, a substantially S-shaped entanglement and knitting strength when the hair bundle 8 is knitted, and further, a twisted yarn The tightening of the hair bundles 8 of the bristles 9b and 9c can be more completely removed than in the case where there are two twisted yarns 9b and 9c. Therefore, the rigid attachment portion 7 can be formed by preventing the hair bundle 8 from slipping and slipping out.

Further, in the above description of the present application, the method of forming the attachment portion of the wig, in the fifth step, the hair bundle 8 is inserted into the loop 14 formed by the bobbin thread 9a wound around the twisted strands 9b, 9c, and After the tightening of the body bundle 8, the subsequent steps are continued. However, after the hair bundle 8 is inserted into the loop 14 and tightened to form the first joint 15, the process proceeds to the ninth step, where the hair bundle 8 is knitted.
The bobbin yarn 9a may be wound around the twisted yarns 9b and 9c, and a binding operation may be performed to form one cycle. Conversely, after winding the hair bundle 8 around the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c, a crossover portion 16 consisting of three yarns is formed as a first joint, and then the twisted yarn 9b is wound.
The hair bundle 8 is inserted between the b and 9c, and then the twisted yarns 9b and 9c are wound around the binding yarn 9a to wind the loop 14 as the second knot, and the hair bundle 8 is inserted therethrough and then tied. The wearing work may be completed.

In the above embodiment, the hair bundle 8 to be knitted before the knot 10b was changed in direction so as to match the fiber direction of the hair 5, and was pulled out. Multiple twisted yarns all the way to the end 8b on the tip side
The attachment portion 7 having a substantially band-like side surface may be formed by knitting the hair bundle 8 using at least three yarns 9b and 9c and a bobbin thread 9a.

In the above description, the number of the hairs 5 necessary to form one hair bundle 8 is determined from the viewpoint of convenience of handling and the appearance width of the mounting portion 7 being set to about 5 mm to 1 cm so as to eliminate unsightly appearance. Therefore, a hair bundle 8 composed of, for example, 10 to 15 hairs 5 is used.
Is not limited to a small diameter, but can be arbitrarily increased or decreased.

In the above description, it is preferable that the wig 1 is attached to and fixed to the attachment portion 7 formed by knitting a large number of hair bundles 8 composed of several tens of hairs 5 into three yarns. Although described as a simple example, in addition to this, the method of forming the attachment portion of the wig and the method of fixing the wig according to the invention of the present application are, for example, a training doll used when a wig is attached and fixed in a hairdressing salon. It goes without saying that the present invention can be applied to the method of forming the attachment portion of the wig and the method of fixing the wig.

〔The invention's effect〕

 Each invention of the present application has the following effects.

According to the first to third aspects of the present invention, between the knots formed by at least three yarns in each cycle, these yarns are twisted in a required procedure, and the knitting yarn is wound around the twisted yarn. Or tighten the hair bundle by inserting the hair bundle into the loop formed by the bobbin thread,
Since the attachment part is formed by fixing, the knitted hair does not slip or loosen, furthermore, it does not come out and does not hurt the hair and hair root, and the hairpin,
Unlike the conventional method of fixing the wig to the hair using a fixing bracket such as a clip or a double-sided adhesive tape, even when the base body is formed using a lightweight and flexible material such as a net base, it can be used for sports, etc. The wig can be firmly and surely adhered and fixed without the wig moving intensely or turning up against the wind pressure.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the hair bundle in which the hair growing around the hairless portion or the thin hair portion is knitted by three yarns is provided at the final stage of each cycle. The hair is tightened and fixed along the direction of the fibers, so that the artificial hair of the wig is mixed with the hairs. Therefore, when the wig is worn, the unnaturalness of the hair near the hairline can be eliminated, and a natural wearing state can be exhibited.

Furthermore, according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, when the wig is sewn to the attachment portion, the overlock thread is easily inserted into the inside by utilizing the gap formed between the proximal ends of the adjacent hair bundles. Since it can be inserted, the thread insertion work between the support frame of the wig and the attachment portion into which the hair bundle is knitted can be performed quickly and reliably, and an excessive load is applied to the hair, causing pain to the adherend, The wig can be applied and fixed without floating.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a use state of an embodiment of the present application, and FIGS. 2 to 11 are process front views showing an example of a method of forming a mounting portion of the wig of the present application. Is a first process drawing in which a knot is formed at one end of three yarns, FIG. 3 is a second process drawing in which a hair bundle is pulled out from between a bobbin yarn and a twisted yarn, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a third process diagram in which the twisted yarn is wound in a substantially S-shape, FIG. 5 is a fourth process diagram in which two twisted twisting yarns are pulled up, and FIG. 6 is a process in which the pulled up thread is pulled down to form a loop. Fig. 7, Fig. 7 is a fifth process diagram in which the hair bundle is inserted into the loop formed in the above process, and Fig. 8 shows a hair bundle between two twisted yarns via an intersection of three yarns. Fig. 6 shows the inserted process, Fig. 9 shows the winding of the hair bundle around the lower twisted yarn and the bobbin yarn, and then inserts the yarn between the two twisted yarns from top to bottom to form three yarns. FIG. 10 is a seventh process diagram in which a crossover portion is formed by the crossover process. FIG. 10 is an eighth process diagram in which the lower portion of the hair bundle is pulled out through the crossover portion to change the direction. FIG. FIG. 9 is a ninth step diagram in which one cycle has been completed by forming the eyes, and FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a state in which the wig is sewn to the attachment portion. 1 ... wig, 2 ... net base, 4 ... fake hair, 5 ...
... hair, 6 ... support frame, 7 ... mounting part, 8 ... hair bundle,
9a …… Cut thread, 9b, 9c …… Twist thread, 12 …… Overlock thread, 1
4 ... loop, 10a, 10b ... knot, 15 ... first knot, 16
...... Crossover.

Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. A method for knitting a plurality of yarns into a hair remaining on a hairless portion and a thin hairy portion of a head to form an attachment portion of a wig. The yarn is formed by at least three yarns together with the bobbin yarn of the twisted yarn, and the at least three yarns are twisted according to a required procedure during a knot of each cycle formed by the yarn and the hair bundle is wound. A knitting step, a step of winding the binding yarn around the twisted yarn and tightening, a step of inserting and pulling and fixing the bristle bundle in a loop formed by the binding yarn, and a knot as a knitting means. And a binding step of forming a wig. 2. A method for knitting a plurality of yarns into a hair remaining on a hairless portion and a thin hairy portion of a head to form an attachment portion of a wig. It is formed by at least three yarns with a bobbin yarn of a twisted yarn, and between the knots of each cycle formed by the yarns, the at least three yarns are twisted in a required procedure and the hair bundle is wound. Knitting; and tightening and fixing the bundle of hairs downward at the final stage along the fiber direction of the hairs via the intersections of at least the three yarns; And a binding step of forming a wig. 3. A method for knitting a plurality of yarns into a hair remaining around hairless portions and thinned hair portions of a head to form an attachment portion of a wig. It is formed by at least three yarns with a bobbin yarn of a twisted yarn, and between the knots of each cycle formed by the yarns, the at least three yarns are twisted in a required procedure and the hair bundle is wound. Knitting, winding the binding yarn around the twisted yarn and tightening; inserting the bristle bundle into a loop formed by the binding yarn; tightening and fixing; and It comprises a step of tightening and fixing the bundle of hairs downward along the fiber direction of the hairs at the final stage of each cycle via a crossing portion, and a binding step of forming a knot as a cutting means. The method of forming the wig attachment. 4. A method of fixing a wig, wherein an outer edge of the wig is sewn to an attachment portion of the wig formed by knitting a plurality of yarns into a hair remaining around a hairless portion and a thin hair portion of a head. The attachment portion twists at least three yarns between knots in each cycle and winds several tens of the hairs as appropriate, and winds a bundle of the bundled hairs at least to the yarns. A wig fixing method, characterized in that a ligature is inserted into a proximal end gap of an adjacent hair bundle formed by tightening and fixing, and the outer edge portion of the wig is sewn.