JP2763859B2 - Knitted fabric for pantyhose - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pantyhose having panty parts including tights and the like.
The present invention relates to a knitted fabric for pantyhose in which a predetermined portion is formed by cross-knitting of a hardly-fusible yarn and a soluble yarn, and the latter can be eluted.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG. 9, a pantyhose having the most heat-retaining effect among stockings has a panty (1) for covering the abdomen, buttocks and crotch, and a leg for covering the right and left feet. (2) and a toe (3) for covering the toes of the left and right feet. Such a pantyhose is obtained by converting a cylindrical body (5) as shown in FIG. 10 from a portion corresponding to the panty portion (1) to a portion corresponding to the leg portion (2) and a portion corresponding to the toe portion (3). The knitting portion is knitted continuously with a fixed number of stitches, and after knitting, two tubular bodies (5) are paired and stitched at the crotch to form. Usually, in such pantyhose, the panty portion (1) is knitted with a thicker nylon processing yarn than the leg portion (2), and the panty portion (1) is finished to a thick material to obtain a reinforcing effect and a heat retaining effect. I have.

However, the panty section (1) as described above
The pantyhose having the above-mentioned problem is problematic in that it is very hot at the time of high temperature such as in summer or at the time of exercise, and it is very easy to get wet inside the panty part (1). Therefore, as the pantyhose for the summer season, the lower part (6) of the panty part corresponding to the base part of the sweaty foot is particularly knitted by using a tack knit that continuously spans multiple courses, and the panty part (1)
Pantyhose with good ventilation
It is already widely used as described in JP-A-660004.

[0004]

However, the above pantyhose is knitted by tuck knitting over multiple courses. As is well known, the tuck knitting is made up of a stitch of one course and a stitch of the next course. They are knitted together to expand the stitch. Therefore, there is a limit in knitting a tuck stitch over multiple courses, and it is difficult to sufficiently expand stitches in the tuck stitch. In addition, the tack knitting has a problem that a sufficient cooling feeling cannot be imparted because the knitted fabric is thick.

[0005] Also, when knitting a pattern in stockings,
The above-mentioned tuck knitting or lace knitting is used for knitting of the open stitch, but this lace knitting is to form the stitch together with the stitch of the other course to obtain the open stitch like the above-mentioned tuck knitting. Therefore, the stitch expansion is limited, and it is difficult to knit a characteristic knitted fabric.

In other words, the pantyhose is formed by knitting the tubular body (5) based on the set number of wales. However, the expansion of stitches performed using such a knitting structure is limited, it is not possible to impart a sufficient refreshing feeling, and knit a characteristic knitted fabric. However, there were problems such as difficulty. From such a point, the appearance of a knitted fabric for pantyhose that can be knitted using a conventionally existing knitting structure such as tuck knitting and that can form a stitch larger than a normal stitch when it becomes a product is expected. I was

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has as its object to provide a knitted fabric for pantyhose that can form a stitch larger than a normal stitch when a product is obtained.

[0008]

In order to solve the above problems, a knitted fabric for panty hose according to the present invention has the following arrangement. That is, a portion corresponding to the panty portion,
In a knitted fabric for pantyhose composed of a cylindrical body having a portion corresponding to a leg portion and a portion corresponding to a toe portion, at least a part of each portion is knitted with a hardly-fusible yarn and a fusible yarn. The fusible yarns are arranged at predetermined intervals between the hardly fusible yarns arranged in parallel with each other, at least a part of the hardly fusible yarns is supported by other hardly fusible yarns, and the hardly fusible yarns are tacked together with the fusible yarns. Is knitted. And the soluble yarn referred to in the present invention refers to a knitting yarn eluted when performing an elution treatment, specifically, a water-soluble vinylon yarn or a water-soluble polyester eluted in water, and alginic acid eluted in an alkaline solution. Fibers may be mentioned. Further, the hard-fused yarn referred to in the present invention refers to a knitting yarn remaining after the same treatment as the above-mentioned elution treatment, and specifically, nylon, polyurethane, polyester, acryl, rayon, acetate, cotton, hemp. , Silk, wool and the like. Further, at least a part of each part in the present invention may be a toe part, a leg part, any part of a panty part,
Also, some of these parts may be used.

[0009]

The knitted fabric for pantyhose of the present invention is obtained by knitting at least a part of the predetermined portion with a fusible yarn for reducing the number of courses after the treatment, thereby forming a knitted fabric.
By eluting the soluble yarn, the number of courses can be reduced to form a product having a large stitch. That is, the knitted fabric for pantyhose of the present invention is a tack stitch in which a tack stitch is knitted on at least a part of the hardly meltable yarn, and the tack stitch is a stitch which forms a stitch together with the meltable yarn. Since the knitting is knitted so that it is supported by other hard-to-melt yarns, even if the soluble yarn elutes and its course disappears, a knitted fabric is formed by tacky hard-to-fit yarns supported by other hard-to-melt yarns can do.

[0010]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a pantyhose A formed from a knitted fabric A for pantyhose according to an embodiment of the present invention. The knitted fabric A for panty stocking is obtained by knitting a portion corresponding to the panty portion A (7) by cross-knitting of a hardly-fusible yarn and a fusible yarn.
(8) elutes the soluble yarn, so that the panty portion A
(7) A large stitch is formed.

The pantyhose A (8) is formed as follows. First, the first step of forming the pantyhose A (8) is knitting of a knitted fabric A for pantyhose composed of a tubular body, and from a portion corresponding to the pantyhose A (7) to the leg (2). The corresponding portion, the portion corresponding to the toe portion (3) and the tubular body are continuously knitted. Then, at this time, the knitted fabric A for pantyhose knits a portion corresponding to the panty portion A (7) with a knitting structure diagram as shown in FIG. The part is knitted based on the knitted fabric shown in FIG.

The portion corresponding to the panty portion A (7) has a knitting structure in which the horizontal rows of the stitches are courses, the vertical rows are wale, and four courses and four wales are one unit as shown in FIG. Is repeatedly formed. And
Knitting yarn A of the first course (9) and knitting yarn A of the third course
In (11), a double covering yarn obtained by double covering a 20d polyurethane elastic yarn with a 13d / 5f nylon yarn as a core yarn and using a double covering yarn A (1)
For the knitting yarn A (12) of the 0th and fourth courses, a 28d water-soluble vinylon yarn is used.

The knitting yarn A (9) of the first course is formed by alternately knitting a flat knit and a tack knitting alternately, and the knitting yarn A (10) of the second course is knitted in a flat knit with all wales. Further, the knitting yarn A (11) of the third course repeatedly knits a flat knit and a tack knit in the same arrangement as the knitting yarn A (9) of the first course, and the knitting yarn A (12) of the fourth course. Is knitted in a flat knit with all wales. That is, this panty part A (7)
Is a method of obtaining a watermark over two courses by a single tuck, and a wale in which the watermark is continuously repeated and a wale in which a flat knit is repeated are alternately formed. Then, in the second and fourth wales, the knitting yarn A (9) of the first course, which is a double covering yarn, is tacked to form a stitch together with the knitting yarn (10) of the second course made of a water-soluble vinylon yarn. Forming and knitting yarn A of the third course consisting of double covering yarn
Supported by (11). Further, the knitting yarn A (11) of the third course, which is a double covering yarn, is tacked to form a stitch together with the knitting yarn (12) of the fourth course made of a water-soluble vinylon yarn, and the double stitch of the next unit is formed. It is supported by the knitting yarn A (9) of the first course made of the covering yarn.

After knitting a portion corresponding to the panty portion A (7), a portion corresponding to the lower portion (6) of the panty portion is continuously formed using the double covering yarn and the water-soluble vinylon yarn. As described later, since the water-soluble vinylon yarn is eluted in the second step, even after the water-soluble vinylon yarn is eluted, the water-soluble vinylon yarn is used instead as the lower part (6) of the panty part. A 40d / 10f nylon yarn forming a stitch having sufficient strength is knitted with a water-soluble vinylon yarn in the same knitting structure as that of the panty portion A (7). Then, the portion corresponding to the leg portion (2) is a single covering yarn obtained by covering a 13d / 5f nylon yarn with a 20d polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn and a 13d / 3f unprocessed nylon yarn. Knitted by flat knitting for each course. Finally, the part corresponding to the toe part (3) is
Knitting is performed by tack knitting using a nylon thread of 0d / 10f and a nylon thread of 13d / 3f.

The knitted fabric A for pantyhose knitted as described above is subjected to the following processing in the second step. That is, the knitted tubular body is immersed in a hot water bath at about 80 ° C. for 10 minutes to elute the water-soluble vinylon yarn. Then, after the water-soluble vinylon thread is eluted, it is dyed, and the two tubular bodies are sewn at the crotch to obtain a pantyhose A (8) as shown in FIG. Then, the pantyhose A (8) obtained at this time forms a panty portion A (7) of a knitted fabric as shown in FIG.

The knitted fabric is an ordinary flat knitted fabric, but the knitted fabric A for pantyhose is made of a water-soluble vinylon yarn.
The knitting yarn A (10) of the course (see FIG. 3) and the knitting yarn A (12) of the fourth course (see FIG. 3) are eluted, and the second and fourth courses have disappeared. At the same time, the stitches of the first and third courses in the first and third wales supported by these stitches are released. That is, this panty part A
(7) forms a knitted fabric with the remaining double covering yarn, forms a stitch extending over two courses on the second wale and the fourth wale, and releases stitches on the first wale and the third wale. Then, this is floated, and the distance between the second wales and the fourth wales is increased, so that a large space can be created in the vertical and horizontal directions between the second wales and the fourth wales.

The panty stocking A (8) uses a knitted fabric A for panty stocking in which a portion corresponding to the panty portion A (7) is knitted using a water-soluble vinylon yarn and a double covering yarn. The water-soluble vinylon yarn can be eluted in two steps to form the panty portion A (7). That is, by eluting the water-soluble vinylon yarn, the number of courses is reduced by half, and the number of wales is also reduced by half, so that there is a large space in the horizontal and vertical directions that cannot be obtained by tack knitting or the like. A stitch can be formed.

The pantyhose A (8)
In the first step, which is a normal step, a knitted fabric A for pantyhose with a simple knitting structure using a water-soluble vinylon yarn is knitted, and the water-soluble vinylon yarn is eluted in a second step to easily produce a large knitted fabric. A stitch can be formed.

Next, a pantyhose B formed by using a knitted fabric B for pantyhose according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described. This pantyhose B is substantially the same as the pantyhose A (8) of the above embodiment, and has a panty part B having a knitting structure different from that of the panty part A (7). Therefore, the other components are substantially the same as those of the pantyhose A (8), and the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

First, in the first step of the pantyhose B, a knitted fabric B for pantyhose is knitted. Then, at this time, the portion corresponding to the panty portion B is knitted based on the knitting structure diagram (o and x are the same as in FIG. 2) as shown in FIG. 5 to form a knitted fabric as shown in FIG. .
The part corresponding to this panty part B has four courses,
And a knitting yarn B (13) of the first course and a knitting yarn B (15) of the third course each having a 20d polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn. Using a double covering yarn obtained by double covering a 13d / 5f nylon yarn, a knitting yarn B (14) of the second course and a knitting yarn B (1) of the fourth course are used.
For 6), a 28d water-soluble vinylon yarn is used.

As shown in the figure, the knitting yarn B (13) of the first course is formed by alternately and repeatedly knitting a flat knit and a tack knitting, and the knitting yarn B (14) of the second course is a second waist. The knitting yarn B (15) of the third course repeatedly knits the flat knitting and the tack knitting in the same arrangement as the first course, and the fourth course Knitting yarn B
In (16), the first to third wales are knitted in a flat knit, and the fourth wale is knitted in a tack knit. That is, this knitted fabric is formed by knitting a wale that repeats a tack knit for each wale, and a wale that repeats the above-described tuck knitting is one in which three courses are continuously tacked to obtain a watermark extending over four courses. It is. Then, in the second wale, the knitting yarn B (13) of the first course made of double covering yarn and the knitting yarn (15) of the third course are tacked, and the knitting yarn B of the second course made of a water-soluble vinylon yarn is tacked.
A stitch is formed together with the knitting yarn (14) and the knitting yarn (16) of the fourth course, and is supported by the knitting yarn B (13) of the first course composed of the double covering yarn of the next unit. In the fourth wale, the knitting yarn B (15) of the third course composed of double covering yarn and the knitting yarn B (13) of the first course of the next unit are tacked to form the fourth course composed of water-soluble vinylon yarn. Stitches are formed together with the knitting yarn B (16) of the next unit and the knitting yarn B (14) of the second course of the next unit, and are supported by the knitting yarn B (15) of the third course made of double covering yarn. ing.

The knitted fabric thus knitted is finished in the same manner as in the above-mentioned post-treatment process, and after the water-soluble vinylon yarn is eluted, a knitted fabric as shown in FIG. 7 is formed. This is a normal 1 × 1 mesh, but the second course knitting yarn B (14) (see FIG. 6) and the fourth course knitting yarn B (16) (see FIG. 6) composed of water-soluble vinylon yarn are eluted. As a result, the second course and the fourth course have disappeared. Then, the flat knitting of the first and third courses in the first and third wales supported by the stitches of the second and fourth courses is released, and the tack knitting portions in the second and fourth wales are released. It forms a knitted fabric. That is, the panty portion B is formed by forming a stitch that forms a stitch that extends over four courses and a stitch that extends over two courses on the second wale and the fourth wale. The stitches in the third wale can be released and floated to increase the distance between the second and fourth wales.

The panty stocking B uses a double covering yarn and a water-soluble vinylon yarn, and uses a knitted fabric B for panty stocking in which a portion corresponding to the panty portion B is knitted by tack knitting over multiple courses. In the second step, the water-soluble vinylon yarn is eluted to form the panty portion B. In other words, the pantyhose B thickens the knitted fabric by forming a tack knit over a plurality of courses in the knitting which is a normal process, but the knitted fabric is relatively dissolved by eluting the water-soluble vinylon yarn in the second process. It can be formed thin.

The panty portion B formed in this manner forms a large stitch, and a long knitting yarn is required to form one stitch. Because the yarn to escape from the stitch is long,
It also has the effect of being difficult to run.

In the above-described embodiment, a knitted fabric for panty stocking in which only a portion corresponding to a panty portion is knitted using a fusible yarn and a hardly fusible yarn is described, but the present invention is not limited to this. Then, several portions of the portion corresponding to the leg portion (2) are knitted using a hardly-fusible yarn and a fusible yarn, and the fusible yarn is eluted to form a plurality of portions of the leg portion as shown in FIG. A pantyhose that forms a large stitch may be obtained. In addition, a portion corresponding to the leg portion is knitted by using a relatively fine-count hard-fused yarn and a fusible yarn, and a relatively thick-counted pattern yarn is woven into this to elute the fusible yarn. A novel pattern floating on the stitch may be formed. Further, a portion corresponding to the toe portion may be knitted using the hardly-fusible yarn and the fusible yarn, and the fusible yarn may be eluted to form a large stitch in the toe portion (3).

In the above embodiment, a knitted fabric is knitted using a fusible yarn and a hardly fusible yarn for each course, and the fusible yarn is eluted to halve the number of courses and the number of wales. Although it was made to decrease, this is not particularly limited. In the knitted fabric portion knitted using the hardly-fusible yarn and the fusible yarn, the number of courses and the number of wales are most likely to be reduced to about 1/2 from the viewpoint of the size of the stitch and the strength of the knitted fabric. It is preferable that the amount is reduced in the range of about 2/3 to 1/2 or in the range of about 1/2 to 1/3, but may be reduced at any ratio.

Further, in the above embodiment, 20 d
A double covering yarn obtained by double-covering 13d / 5f nylon yarn with a polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn was used, and a 28d water-soluble vinylon yarn was used as a soluble yarn, but this is not particularly limited. As the hardly-fusible yarn, any yarn can be used as long as it can knit a stocking. As the fusible yarn, a water-soluble polyester yarn equivalent to 50d or the like can be used.

[0029]

According to the knitted fabric for pantyhose of the present invention, since the knitted fabric is knitted using the fusible yarn, the density of the knitting yarn is reduced by eluting the fusible yarn. A large stitch can be formed, and a knitted fabric can be formed thin. According to the pantyhose formed by using the pantyhose knitted fabric capable of forming such a large stitch, a sufficient refreshing feeling can be imparted, and a novel novelty using the large knitted fabric can be obtained. Pattern can be formed.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a pantyhose formed using a knitted fabric for pantyhose showing one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a knitting structure diagram of a portion corresponding to a panty portion of the knitted fabric for panty stocking.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a stitch structure of a portion corresponding to a panty portion of the knitted fabric for panty stocking.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a stitch structure of a panty portion of the panty hose.

FIG. 5 is a knitting structure diagram of a portion corresponding to a panty portion of a knitted fabric for panty stocking according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of a stitch structure of a portion corresponding to a panty portion of the knitted fabric for panty stocking of the embodiment.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a stitch structure of a panty portion of the pantyhose.

FIG. 8 is a plan view of a pantyhose formed using a knitted fabric for pantyhose according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a plan view showing a conventional pantyhose.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of a method for producing pantyhose.

[Explanation of symbols]

 2 Leg part 3 Toe part 7 Panty part A 8 Pantyhose A 9 Knitting yarn A of first course 10 Knitting yarn A of second course 11 Knitting yarn A of third course 12 Knitting yarn A of fourth course 13 First course Knitting thread B 14 knitting thread B of second course 15 knitting thread B of third course 16 knitting thread B of fourth course

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Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] In a knitted fabric for panty stocking having a tubular body having a portion corresponding to a panty portion, a portion corresponding to a leg portion, and a portion corresponding to a toe portion, at least a part of each portion is difficult. Knitted with a melted yarn and a meltable yarn, the meltable yarns are arranged at predetermined intervals between the part of the parallel hardly meltable yarns, and at least a part of the hardly meltable yarns is supported by another hardly meltable yarn, and A knitted fabric for pantyhose, wherein the hardly-fused yarn knits a tack stitch together with a soluble yarn.