JP3008737U - Knitted fabric for integral molding for foundations, etc. - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To provide a knitted fabric for integral molding, which is knitted by a feasible knitting method and has a decorative appearance such as a pattern pattern. [Structure] A ground structure knitted by at least one elastic thread threaded through the ground reed, or by knitting the elastic thread and at least one non-elastic thread threaded through the at least one ground reed, at an appropriate site A knitted fabric for integral molding, which is formed by knitting a jacquard-controlled knitting yarn, in which stretchability is changed by changing the knitting structure and decorativeness such as a pattern is imparted according to the change.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to an integrally formed knitted fabric for manufacturing foundations such as brassieres and girdles.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 As a method of manufacturing foundations such as brassieres and girdles, different stretchability and decorativeness are required for each part of the product, so elastic cloth pieces and lace cloth pieces with appropriate elasticity are cut as appropriate. The mainstream method was to sew them into finished products.

However, since this method requires time and labor for cutting and sewing, the knitted fabric for integral molding does not require patching of fine fabric pieces and completes a girdle and the like by a simple sewing industry. The method of making it possible was proposed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 54-4879, but this is only present as an idea, the product is not actually manufactured, and a specific manufacturing method is not presented. there were.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The present invention provides an integrally formed knitted fabric for a foundation or the like that is knitted by a feasible knitting method and that has a decorative appearance such as a pattern.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention is based on an elastic yarn threaded on at least one ground reed of a warp knitting machine, or on a ground knitted with the elastic thread and an inelastic thread threaded on at least one ground reed. A foundation made up of jacquard-controlled knitting yarns that are knitted into a knitted fabric by mixing the parts with different degrees of elasticity by changing the knitting structure according to the appropriate parts and adding decorative properties such as pattern patterns. It is a knitted fabric for integral molding for, for example,

[0006] In some cases, non-elastic yarns passed through at least one ground reed and non-elastic yarns passed through the jacquard reed are configured by using different dyed yarns.

In some cases, a cotton thread may be used as the non-elastic thread threaded through at least one piece of the ground reed and / or the non-elastic thread threaded through the jacquard reed.

At least one piece of ground reed of the warp knitting machine is knitted with a non-elastic yarn, and the stretchability is changed by changing the knitting structure according to an appropriate portion, and a pattern pattern or the like is formed. This is a knitted fabric for integral molding for a foundation, etc., which is formed by knitting elastic yarns that are jacquard-controlled to give decorative properties.

[0009]

[Action]

 The knitted fabric for integral molding, such as for girdles, completed by the above method has excellent stretchability over the entire area, and the stretchability is changed for each part as needed, and decoration with a pattern is also provided. Since it is given the property, it is most suitable as a knitted fabric for integral molding such as foundation.

[0010]

【Example】

 Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a knitting part of a tricot machine KSJ3 / 1-32E manufactured by KARL MAYER, which is a model for knitting a knitted fabric for integral molding (hereinafter referred to as knitted fabric for integral molding) for a foundation of the present invention. FIG.

L1 and L2 are ground reeds, L3 is a jacquard reed, and in this embodiment, the jacquard reed L3 is 40 denier polyester yarn, the reed L2 is 30 denier polyamide yarn, and the reed L1 is polyurethane. 40 denier yarns are threaded in each stuffing, and the knitting structure of the ground reeds L1 and L2 and the basic knitting structure of the jacquard reed L3 are as shown in FIG. 2, L1: 1-0 / 1-2 //, L2: 1-2 / 1-0 //, L3: 0-1 / 3-2 //.

The jacquard guide 1 attached to the jacquard reed L3 for changing the stretchability of the knitted fabric appropriately according to the part and giving the knitted fabric a decorative property is individually attached to each knitting course. Since the movement of the one-needle dropper is selectively controlled by the action and non-action of the dropper, in this case, there are three variations of the knitting structure shown in FIG. “A” indicates a state in which the dropper does not act, that is, medium-thickness, “b” indicates a state in which the dropper acts on even-numbered courses only, that is, thick-line, and “c” indicates a state in which the dropper acts only on odd-numbered courses, that is, thin-state.

Of course, the combination of these variations gives decorativeness to the knitted fabric. However, since the polyester yarn is threaded through the jacquard reed L3, the yarn underwrapping can be prevented. The stretchability of the knitted fabric can be appropriately changed depending on the region by utilizing the fact that the stretchability of the knitted fabric becomes smaller as the area increases.

In FIG. 4, a knitting structure of the ground reeds L1 and L2 of FIG. 2 is formed and a knitting structure a, b, c of the jacquard reed L3 of FIG. It is a knitted knitted fabric for integral molding before cutting. Of the parts excluding the central part W at the foreground, the thin part c and the most stable are the buttocks X (white part in the figure) that require the most elasticity. The thick waist b is used for the side waist portion Y (lattice portion in the figure) that requires the space, and the medium thick a is used for the other portion Z (horizontal line portion in the figure) having medium elasticity.

However, since the jacquard guide 1 is individually controlled, each of the variations a, b, and c may be used in an appropriate combination according to the required degree of expansion and contraction and the pattern effect. For example, when the elasticity of the buttocks is reduced to give strength, the c and a are uniformly mixed and arranged. At that time, if the arrangement is made geometric, the pattern effect appears.

The lace-like floral pattern in the central portion W of the front body is also referred to as variations of these, depending on the effect of each part of the pattern, for example, the petals and leaves are referred to as thick ground b and medium thick ground a, and other areas as thin ground c. The knitted fabric for integral molding, which appears after being properly used depending on the wind, is finally sewn after cutting such as removing the hole for the leg portion shown in the frame of the alternate long and short dash line V in the figure. Then, for example, the girdle as shown in FIG. 5 is finished.

As a matter of course, the knitting structure of the ground reeds L1 and L2 and the basic braiding weave of the jacquard reed L3 are not limited to those introduced here, and therefore the jacquard reed is shown in FIG. Here are some examples of other compilations. If the knitting structure of B is used, the stretchability is generally increased and the knitted fabric becomes thin.

Polyamide yarn is threaded on the ground reed L2 forming the ground structure and polyester yarn is threaded on the jacquard reed L3. Therefore, a dye that reacts with only one material is used for the integral molding of the present invention. The knitted fabric may be dyed.

The knitted fabric for integral molding of the present invention may be knitted by passing a hygroscopic thread such as cotton thread through each of the single reed and the jacquard reed.

The knitted fabric for integral molding of the present invention may be knitted by passing a total of 30 denier polyamide yarns on the ground reeds L1 and L2 and 40 denier polyuretan yarns on the jacquard reed L3.

[0021]

[Effect of device]

 The knitted fabric for integral molding, which has the above-mentioned functionality and decorative properties, can be used for general foundations such as brassieres other than girdles and does not require many elastic fabric pieces or lace fabric pieces for sewing. Therefore, it does not take time and effort to manufacture, and it can be produced at low cost, and can be easily knitted with the existing warp knitting machine with a jacquard device.

When the dyed yarn is used, the jacquard pattern effect is visibly highlighted, when the cotton yarn is used, the touch is soft and rich in water absorption, and when the elastic yarn is used as the jacquard yarn, It is possible to produce a knitted fabric with a variety of swelling effects.

The knitted fabric for integral molding of the present invention can be applied to outerwear and swimwear in addition to the foundation.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of a knitting essential part of a tricot machine, which is one model for knitting a knitted fabric for integral molding according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an organization chart showing a knitting structure of a ground reed and a basic knitting structure of a jacquard reed.

FIG. 3 is an organization chart showing variations of the knitting organization of a jacquard reed.

FIG. 4 is a copy drawing of the integrally formed knitted fabric of the present invention for forming a girdle.

5 is a copy drawing of a girdle completed by sewing the knitted fabric of FIG.

FIG. 6 is another knitting organization chart of the jacquard reed.

[Explanation of symbols]

 L1, L2 ………… Ground reed L3 ………… Jacquard reed 1 ……………… Jacquard guide a …………… Medium thick b b ……………… Heavy c …………… Thin A, B ……………… Other Jacquard reed structure V ……………… One-dot chain line showing holes for legs W ……………… Center part of front body X …………… Glutes Y ………… …… Side waist Z …………… Other parts

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. Knitted with an elastic thread threaded through at least one ground reed of a warp knitting machine, or with the elastic thread and a non-elastic thread threaded through at least one other ground reed. A foundation made by knitting a jacquard-controlled knitting yarn in which parts with different degrees of expansion and contraction are mixed by changing the knitting structure according to an appropriate part and decorative properties such as a pattern are added to the ground structure. Knitted fabric for integral molding for, etc. 2. The foundation according to claim 1, wherein a non-dyed yarn is used for each of the non-elastic yarn threaded on at least one piece of the ground reed and the non-elastic yarn threaded on the jacquard reed. Knitted fabric for integral molding for, etc. 3. The foundation according to claim 1, wherein a hygroscopic yarn is used as the non-elastic yarn threaded on at least one piece of the ground reed and / or the non-elastic thread threaded on the jacquard reed. Knitted fabric for integral molding for, etc. 4. A ground structure knitted with an inelastic yarn threaded through at least one ground reed of a warp knitting machine, the stretchability is changed by changing the knit structure according to an appropriate portion, and a pattern or the like. An integrally formed knitted fabric for a foundation or the like, which is formed by knitting jacquard-controlled elastic yarns that give the above decorative properties.