JP3004108U - Tie stop - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To provide a tie stop that does not damage the tie unlike the tie-tack method, because no clip, chain, or pin head appears on the front of the tie. [Structure] A band-shaped tie (1) in which a band cloth (24) for inserting the narrow end (20) side is sewn on the back surface of the wide end (18) side.
In the tie stop used for 6), a flexible connecting member (32) that is passed through the band cloth (24) and a button (26) of the shirt (10) attached to both ends of the connecting member (32), respectively. And a latching member (34) capable of being latched.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a tie stopper used for a belt-shaped tie.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 A belt-shaped tie (also called a knot tie) that is worn by making a knot on the neck and hanging it from the neck to the front of the chest with the wide end in front is widely used.

Conventional tie stops have various structures. There is a clip type that puts a tie and the front part of the shirt on top of each other. There is also a tie-tack type in which the tip of a pin that penetrates the tie from the front is held at the other end of a connecting member such as a chain that has one end hooked on the front button of the shirt. There is also a chain system in which a tie is inserted into a ring-shaped chain with both ends held on the shirt side.

[0004]

[Problems of conventional technology]

 The clip and chain types have clips and chains on the front of the tie, while the tie-tack types have pin heads on the front of the tie.

Some tie wearers may not like the clip, chain or pin head to appear on the front of the tie, for example when wearing a sporty and light style. However, there is a problem that conventional tie-stopping cannot meet such demands. In addition, the tie-tack type has a problem in that the tie is damaged because the pin is passed through the tie.

[0006]

[The purpose of the device]

 The present invention has been made in view of these circumstances, and provides a tie stop that does not damage the tie unlike the tie-tack method, because no clip, chain, or pin head appears on the front of the tie. The purpose is to do.

[0007]

[Constitution of device]

 According to the present invention, an object of the present invention is to provide a tie stop used for a band-shaped tie in which a band for inserting the narrow end side is sewn on the back surface of the wide end side, and a flexible thread to be passed through the band cloth. And a tie stop that is provided on both ends of the connecting member and that can be hooked on the shirt.

Here, at least one of the hook members is formed by a front plate and a back plate that wrap around the buttons of the shirt from the front and the back and engage with each other, and the end of the connecting member can be locked to the front plate. Further, the hooking member may have an opening through which the button passes and a slit portion which is continuous with the opening and extends in the radial direction. The hooking member may be one in which a pin with a head is pierced into the shaft and the retaining member is attached to and detached from the tip of the pin.

The latching members may be attached to both ends of the connecting member, and each latching member may be latched on a different button. The hooking members used in this case do not necessarily have the same structure, and may have a pin structure in which one is hooked on the button and the other is stuck on the shirt. A hook member may be attached to one end of the connecting member, and a hook member that can be engaged with the hook member may be attached to the other end. In this case, the hook member serves as a hook member attached to the other end of the connecting member.

Further, the whole may be formed of a belt-shaped member such as a tape-like cloth, button holes are provided near both ends thereof, and these button holes may be hooked on two buttons which are vertically adjacent to each other on the shirt. .

[0011]

【Example】

 1 is a view showing the concept of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a part thereof, FIG. 3 is a disassembled perspective view of a latching member, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing a state in which the latching member is attached to a button. Is.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 is a front-opening shirt, and a belt-shaped tie 16 is passed through a folded portion 14 of a collar 12. The tie 16 is tied at the neck, and the wide portion 18 and the narrow portion 20 on both end sides thereof are hung in front.

On the back surface of the wide portion 18, the left and right edges of a band cloth 24 that is long in the width direction are sewn on. Then, the narrow portion 20 of the tie 16 is passed through the strip 24, and the wide portion 18 and the narrow portion 20 are joined by the strip 24. Buttons 26 are attached to the front surface of the shirt 10 at predetermined intervals from the collar downward. These buttons 26 are arranged vertically along the rear surfaces of the wide portion 18 and the narrow portion 20 of the tie 16.

Reference numeral 30 denotes a tie stopper according to the present invention. The tie stop 30 has a flexible connecting member 32 which is vertically passed through the band cloth 24, and hooking members 34 and 34 which are attached to both ends of the connecting member 32, respectively. The connecting member 32 is made of a chain, a string, or a band, and a thin chain is particularly suitable.

The hook members 34, 34 can be hooked on the two buttons 26 a, 26 b near the band 24 of the buttons 26 of the shirt 10, respectively. That is, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, these hook members 34 and 34 have a metal back plate 36 and a substantially drum-shaped metal front plate 38 that wraps the button 26 from the front. As shown in FIG. 4, the button 26 is sewn to the lower cloth 10a of the shirt 10 with a set thread 40 and is passed through the button hole 42 of the upper cloth 10b.

As shown in FIG. 3, the back plate 36 is formed with a circular hole 36a into which the retaining thread 40 of the button 26 is inserted, and a slit 36b connected to the circular hole 36a. The back plate 36 is further provided with a projecting piece 36c protruding in the radial direction on the side opposite to the slit 36b, and this projecting piece 36c is passed through a hole 38a provided in the peripheral wall on the front plate 38 side to form a hinge.

The back plate 36 is engaged with the back surface of the button 26 so that the retaining thread 40 enters the circular hole 36a through the slit 36b. In this state, the front plate 38 is pressed against the back plate 36 so as to wrap the surface of the button 26 and is closed. A pair of engaging claws 36d and 36d are provided in the vicinity of the outer periphery of the back plate 36 so as to project in a substantially right-angled direction. Engage from the peripheral side. As a result, the hooking member 34 is hooked on the button 26 as shown in FIG.

A U-shaped stopper 44 is fixed to the outer peripheral wall of the front plate 38, and one end of the connecting member 32 composed of the chain is connected to the stopper 44. Similarly, the hooking member 34 is also connected to the other end of the connecting member 32, and the tie stop 30 is completed by these.

As shown in FIG. 2, this tie stop 30 allows one hook member 32 to pass through the band cloth 24 with the back plates 36, 36 of both hook members 32, 32 opened, and each hook member 32. The back plates 36, 36 of the members 32, 32 are engaged with the back surfaces of the vertically adjacent buttons 26a, 26b, the front plate 38 is closed, and the both are engaged and fixed by the engaging claws 36d, 36d for use.

As a result, the hook members 34, 34 are hooked to the buttons 26a, 26b, and the connecting member 32 connecting them is passed through the band cloth 24. Therefore, the tie 16 allows the length of the connecting member 32. You can move within that range, but movement outside that range is restricted. Further, by changing the length of the connecting member 32, the movable range of the tie can be easily changed.

For example, the movable range of the tie 16 can be made sufficiently small by making the connecting member 32 substantially equal to the interval between the vertically adjacent buttons 26a and 26b. On the contrary, if the connecting member 32 is sufficiently long, it is possible to have a large movable range suitable for an active style.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment. In this embodiment, two stoppers 44A and 44B are provided adjacent to each other on a front plate 38A of a retaining member 34A similar to the retaining member 34 described with reference to FIGS. One end of the connecting member 32A is connected. Then, a hook member 46 bent in a hook shape is attached to the other end of the connecting member 32A so that the hook member 46 can be hooked in the engagement hole of the other stopper 44B.

Accordingly, when the back plate 36A of the hooking member 34A is opened and engaged with the back surface of the button 26 and the rear front plate 38A is closed, the hooking member 34A is hooked on the button 26. Then, the connecting member 32A may be passed through the band cloth 24 from the side of the hook member 46 at the other end, and the hook member 46 may be hooked in the engaging hole of the stopper 44B.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment. The latching member 50 used in this embodiment has an opening 50a through which the button 26 passes, and a slit 50b which is continuous with the opening 50a and extends in the radial direction. The two hook members 50, 50 are connected to both ends of the connecting member 32B on the opposite side of the slit portion 50b.

Therefore, first, the upper button 26a is passed through the opening 50a of the one hooking member 50, and the stop thread (the same as the stop thread 40 in FIG. 4) is put in the slit portion 50b and hooked on the button 26a. Then, the other hooking member 50 may be passed through the band cloth 24 and hooked on the lower button 26b.

In each of the above embodiments, chains are used as the connecting members 32, 32A, but a flexible material such as a string, a band, or a rope is used instead of the chain. Good too. Further, if the stones, cloth, metal, etc. for decoration are attached to the front plates 38, 38A of the hooking members 34, 34A, the taste can be enhanced.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a fourth embodiment. In this embodiment, the entire belt member 60 is made of cloth. That is, a pair of button holes 62 (62a, 62b) are formed in the vicinity of both ends of the belt-shaped member 60 at a distance slightly longer than the distance between the two buttons 26a, 26b adjacent to each other in the upper and lower sides of the shirt 10. is there. Therefore, in this embodiment, the button hole 62 constitutes a locking member, and the space between the button holes 62a and 62b of the belt-shaped member 60 becomes the connecting member 64 in the present invention.

In this tie stop, one button hole 62a is fixed to one button 26a, and in this state, the lower end of the belt-shaped member 60 is passed through the band cloth 24 of the tie 16 from the upper side to the lower button hole. 62b is used by stopping it on the other button 26b. It is desirable that the distance between the button holes 62a and 62b of the belt-shaped member 60 is not so large as compared with the distance between the two vertically adjacent buttons 26a and 26b. This is because as the distance between the button holes 62a and 62b increases, the range of motion of the tie 16 also increases.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a fifth embodiment. In this embodiment, a hook member 70 for directly sticking a pin to the cloth of the shirt 10 is used. That is, the hook member 70 pierces the head cloth pin 72 from the upper cloth 10b side to the lower cloth 10a side, and attaches the retaining member 74 to the tip of the pin 72 so that the pin 72 is hooked to the shirt 10. .

Here, the connecting member 76 is connected to the head of the pin 72. The retaining member 74 used here may have a structure widely used in tie tacks and the like. If the hooking member 70 of this embodiment is used on at least one side, the tie stop can be fixed at a position suitable for the position of the band cloth 24 of the tie 16 without being restricted by the position and the interval of the button 26. Further, since the slack of the connecting member 76 can be adjusted by changing the position of the hooking member 70, the range of movement of the tie 16 can be freely set.

[0031]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, according to the invention of claim 1, the flexible connecting member is provided with the hooking members which can be hooked on the shirt at both ends thereof. Therefore, the connecting member is passed through the tie band cloth. , Ties can be fastened to shirts without the appearance of clips, chains or pin heads on the front of the tie. Also, unlike the tie-tack type, there is no need to insert a pin into the tie, so there is no risk of damaging the tie.

Here, the hooking member may have a structure in which a back plate that straddles the thread of the button and engages with the back surface of the button and a front plate that wraps the button from the front surface are engaged with each other. ). In this case, the surface of the front plate can be decorated and the taste can be enhanced.

Further, the hooking member may have a structure having an opening through which the button is inserted and a radial slit portion continuous with the opening (claim 3). Further, the retaining member may have a structure in which the retaining member is attached to and detached from the tip end of the headed pin that is stabbed in the jacket (claim 4).

The hooking members can be hooked on the different buttons separately (claim 5), but in this case, the hooking members having different structures may be used in combination ( Claim 6). For example, if one is hooked on a button and the other is stabbed on a shirt, the amount of slack in the connecting member can be changed, which is convenient because the amount of looseness of the tie can be easily changed (claim 7).

The connecting member may be a metal chain (claim 8) or a string (claim 9). It is preferable that the distance between the two hooking members is approximately equal to or slightly wider than the distance between the two buttons vertically adjacent to each other, because the amount of looseness of the tie is reduced (claim 10).

The hooking member may hook both ends of the connecting member to one button. For example, one hook member may be hooked on the button, and the other hook member may be hooked on the hook member hooked on the button as a hook member (claim 11). Further, the whole may be formed of a band-shaped member such as a cloth tape, and button holes for stopping vertically adjacent buttons may be formed near both ends thereof (claim 12).

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the concept of the present invention.

[Fig. 2] Partly enlarged view

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a latch member.

FIG. 4 is a view showing a latching state of a latching member.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a fifth embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 shirt 16 tie 18 wide part 20 narrow part 24 band cloth 26 button 30 tie stop 32, 32A, 32B, 64 connecting member 34, 34A, 50, 70 latching member 36, 36A back plate 38, 38A front plate 40 stop Thread 60 Belt-shaped member 62 Button hole as hooking member 72 Headed pin 74 Locking member

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] June 17, 1994

[Procedure Amendment 1]

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[Name of item to be corrected] Claim 6

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[Procedure Amendment 2]

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[Name of item to be corrected] Claim 7

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Claims (12)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A tie stop used for a band-shaped tie in which a band cloth for inserting the narrow end side is sewn on the back surface of the wide end side, and a flexible connecting member that is passed through the band cloth. And a hooking member which is attached to both ends of the connecting member and can be hooked on the shirt, respectively. 2. At least one of the hooking members includes a back plate that straddles a thread of the button and engages with the back surface of the button, and a front plate that wraps the button from the front surface and is disengageable from the back plate. The tie stopper according to claim 1, which can be hooked on the button. 3. The at least one hooking member has an opening through which the button passes, and a slit portion which is continuous with the opening and through which the retaining thread of the button passes, and the connecting member has the slit portion on the outer periphery of the opening portion. 2. It is connected in a position substantially symmetrical to
Tie stop. 4. At least one of the retaining members includes a headed pin that penetrates through the shirt, and a detachable retaining member that is attachable to and detachable from the pin at the tip end side of the pin, and the connecting member is connected to the head of the pin. The tie stop according to claim 1. 5. The tie stop according to claim 2, wherein the hooking members are attached to both ends of the connecting member, and both hooking members can be hooked to two vertically adjacent buttons. 6. The necktie stopper according to claim 1, wherein a hooking member having two different structures according to any one of claims 2 to 4 is attached to both ends of the connecting member. 7. The hook member according to claim 2 or 3 is attached to one end of the connecting member, and the hook member according to claim 4 is attached to the other end of the connecting member.
The tie stop according to claim 1, further comprising a hook member attached thereto. 8. The tie stop according to claim 1, wherein the connecting member is made of a metal chain. 9. The connecting member is made of a string.
Tie on any of 4 10. The tie stop according to claim 5, wherein the distance between the hooking members at both ends is slightly wider than the distance between two buttons vertically adjacent to each other on the shirt. 11. The hook member according to claim 2, wherein the hook member is attached to one end of the connecting member, and the other end of the connecting member is engageable with an engaging hole provided in the hook member. The tie stop according to claim 1, wherein the tie stop is attached. 12. The connecting member and the hooking member are integrally formed by a continuous belt-like member, and the hooking member is formed by button holes formed in the vicinity of both ends of the belt-like member with an interval slightly wider than the button interval of the shirt. The tie stop according to claim 1.