JP3039099U - Knit camisole type brassiere - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) 【Abstract】 PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To be made of a soft and stretchable material, which has a bust-up function without restraining the stretch of a necessary portion and slipping down. Provided is a camisole-type brassiere which also has a tightening co-set function. SOLUTION: In a stretchable knit camisole type brassiere 1 in which a brassiere 2 to a waist 3 are integrally formed, knitted fabric portions 5, 6, 7 around a cup of the brassiere-2 are stretched into a spiral knit 36. In addition, a gather portion 37 is put on the chest of the cup knitted fabric portion 4 by a floating knitting structure 38 in which a large number of courses are floated repeatedly for each wale,
The brassiere-2 is given a bust-up function, while the waist 3 is of a length that reaches the waist, and the knitted fabric portion 8 of the waist 3 is made into a tissue 11 mainly for insertion knitting to give a corset function, A knitted camisole-type brassiere 1 having a body shape adjusted by the above-mentioned two functions to fit the upper half of the body is constructed.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a knit camisole-type brassiere that is integrally formed from the brassiere to the waist and has elasticity so that it fits to the body.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, women's underwear is composed of three types, such as underwear such as chemise, foundation such as brassiere, and lingerie such as slip. In other words, underwear is necessary as underwear for the purpose of maintaining body temperature, absorbing sweat, and preventing stains on outerwear. A foundation is also an important underwear for women to arrange the body lines that form the basis of an ideal, beautiful proportion. Lingerie is also an underwear that helps the outerwear slip and helps the silhouette.

[0003] When these are layered, they are hot in the summer and bulky, and the lines of each underwear are overlapped, resulting in a bad appearance. For this reason, there has been a tendency to wear thin clothes these days, and there is a tendency to use a single piece that does not bother you. The typical one is the camisole type brassiere. A camisole-type brassiere is a long brassiere that has not only the bust part, but the waist down as well, and has a shape close to an all-in-one. This has the effect of holding the protruding abdomen and adjusting the body shape with a single brassiere function. Here, all-in-one is a foundation that integrates a brassiere and a guardle.

However, no conventional camisole type brassiere has a long length reaching the waist. Therefore, it did not have the corset function like the belly roll that tightens the lower abdomen. Here, the corset is a foundation known as waist nippers and girdles that helps you to adjust your figure from waist to waist.

The brassiere first of all has the effect of shaping the bust well. Therefore, a conventional brassiere is known in which a wire curved in a semicircle shape is inserted along the curved lines of the lower edges of both cups, as in JP-A-7-133503. This prior art has a tentative bust-up effect. However, since this wire-containing brassiere supports the load of the bust with the wire, there are individual differences in the feeling of wearing depending on the size of the bust. It wasn't always satisfying with discomfort.

In addition, the conventional brassiere is generally made of a hard cloth material that also has a pad function from the viewpoint of bust protection, which is another function, and many parts are three-dimensionally sewn. However, cloth sewn products have a feeling of pressure when worn for a long time and are troublesome at home, and recently, soft materials are apt to be desired. In addition, stretchable materials that fit the body along the lines of the body are said to be ideal. In this respect, as a soft and stretchable material, a knit material using polyurethane elastic yarn is suitable for this purpose.

However, in the conventional knit camisole type brassiere, since all the materials are stretchable, there is a dislike of completely lacking the bust-up function as a brassiere, which is the greatest drawback. Another drawback of the straps, which are the hanging straps, is that they tend to slip easily because they stretch easily.

[0008]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 In consideration of the above circumstances, the present invention is made of a soft and stretchable material, and has a bust-up function that suppresses the stretch of a necessary part and does not slide down. The purpose is to provide a camisole type brassiere that also has a corset function for tightening the lower abdomen.

[0009]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The knit camisole-type brassiere of the present invention is an elastic knit camisole-type brassiere that is integrated from the brassiere to the waist. A gathered part is added to the chest by a floating knitting structure in which multiple courses are repeated multiple times for each wale to give the brassiere a bust-up function, while the waist is such that the length of the waist reaches the waist. The above problem was solved by making the knitted fabric part of the structure of the insert knitting the structure and imparting the corset function, and by adjusting the body shape by both of the above functions to fit the upper body.

One of the features of the present invention, which is a structure in which a knitted camisole type brassiere is spirally knitted to suppress the elongation, will be described in detail in the embodiments of the invention. However, since this is a novel idea that has never been seen in the past, its operation will be briefly explained next. First, the spiral knitting referred to in the present invention is similar to a spiral mesh pattern, which has a structure corresponding to splicing and floating knitting, but it is a method of making a pattern by using both tuck knitting and floating knitting. It is known that a knitted fabric can be formed with transparent stitches by floating the front yarn and knitting only with the back yarn when performing splicing (plating) using two yarns. In the case of the present invention, the mesh and the handle are irrelevant. The difference between the tuck knitting and the floating knitting is that one knitting stitch is not made temporarily and the knitting stitch is made together when the next course is knitted. It is a structure in which the stitches are held together with the previous stitches, and when the stitches are formed by the next yarn feeding, the stitches are pulled through the two stitches at the same time and the new stitches are created.

When polyurethane spandex yarn is used for the knitting yarn, the knit is sufficiently shrunk and restored even when stretched. The inherently high elasticity of knitted fabrics is brought about by the wrapping stitches knitted in the loop structure. However, taking the case of a floating knitting structure as an example, a specific knitting needle is placed in an inactive position during knitting of the knitting fabric, the knitting needle is not supplied to the knitting needle, and only the previous stitch is held. Since the yarn is floated straight on the back of the knitted fabric, loops of the looped stitches are not formed, so that the elongation is suppressed.

[0012] Therefore, the spiral knitting of the present invention is applied to this, for example, by continuously floating the threads of several continuous courses in the same wale and continuously floating the continuous rows in the same row. Depending on the method, elongation in the lateral direction can be suppressed, but this method is intended to suppress elongation in the longitudinal direction more strongly, and this knitting is applied to a strap knitted fabric. Therefore, in the case of the knitted fabric just below the cup that you want to bust up, continuous spirals are inserted in both the wale and course directions so as to suppress stretch in both the longitudinal and lateral directions. Here, the wale is the vertical row of the loop. A course is a row next to the loop.

[0013]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Next, the knit camisole type brassiere of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings based on one embodiment. FIG. 1 is a front perspective view showing an embodiment of a knit camisole brassiere of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an organization chart showing an embodiment of the main body of the inserting and knitting of the waist of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a handle organization diagram of the spiral knitting around the cup of the present invention, Fig. 3 (a) is a spiral knitting diagram of the band-shaped groove drop portion at the boundary to the waist, and Fig. 3 (b) is directly under the cup part. FIG. 3C is another spiral knitting diagram including the strap portion. FIG. 4 is a schematic development view showing the cylinder and inner cam of the knitting machine for explaining the level of the knitting needle, FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a distribution state of the spiral yarn and the ground yarn, and FIG. 6 is a spiral. FIG. 7 is an organization chart of the knitting, and FIG. 7 is a floating knitting organization chart of the present invention.

Various knitting machines such as a K type circular knitting machine can be widely used as the knitting machine used in the present invention. That is, the stitch is knitted in the horizontal course direction Co, and the knitted fabric is wound in the vertical wale direction W. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the camisole type brassiere 1 of the present invention is made of a stretchable circular knit knit in which a brassiere 2 and a waist 3 are integrated. The brassiere 2 includes a knitted fabric portion 4 of the cup, a knitted fabric portion 5 directly below the cup portion which is curved in a semicircular shape mainly along a lower edge bay curve immediately below the cup portion, and both sides of the knitted fabric portion 5 to the back. And a knitted fabric portion 6 of the strap, and a strip-shaped knitted fabric portion 7 corresponding to a groove portion under the knitted fabric portions 5 and 6. Below the brassiere 2 is a knitted fabric portion 8 of the waist 3 reaching the waist L.

The knitting machine used was a K-type knitting machine with a make-up device, and knitting was performed under the condition of four-thread feeding. However, the present invention can of course be knitted under conditions other than the Kono embodiment. The knit camisole brassiere 1 of the present invention can be knitted at the position 9 in the knitted fabric portion 8. As shown in FIG. 2, a plurality of thick rubber yarns 10 (or thick spandex yarns) may be inserted into the first knitting start end 9 so that the end portion has a durable non-curl structure. The knitted fabric portion 8 of the waist 3 following the knitting start end 9 has a structure 11 mainly composed of insert knitting so as to impart a corset function.

Next, the tissue 11 mainly composed of the insert knitting shown in FIG. 2 will be described in detail. As an example, the case of the present embodiment will be described below. Nylon thread 12 is inserted in the first mouth and nylon thread 13 is inserted in the second mouth. A spandex thread 14 obtained by double-covering a nylon thread is inserted into the third stitch. In the fourth stitch, spandex yarn 15 covered with nylon yarn is used as the front yarn, and cotton yarn 16 is used as the back yarn, and is put in the splicing yarn. Of course, other knitting yarns can also be used.

Since the nylon threads 12 and 13 are knitted in a flat knit shape, the insertion thread 14 is put in a 3 × 1 state. That is, since the three yarns ABC of both nylon yarns 12 and 13 are on the front side and the insertion yarn 14 is inserted so that the next one wale D is the back stitch, the appearance is a vertical ridge pattern similar to rubber knitting. Is forming. Then, the front yarn 15 and the back yarn 16 are two yarns of the above-mentioned three-wale ABC and are used as a splicing yarn, and the next one-wale D floats the front yarn 15 and is a float knitted by knitting only the back yarn 16. , Has a spiral formation. Therefore, the structure 11 is mainly composed of the insert knitting, and to be precise, it should be called a structure in which the insert knitting and the spiral knitting are combined.

The knitted fabric portion 8 of the waist 3 is switched to the knitted fabric portion 7 of the brassiere 2 and advanced. This switching course position is the binding portion 17 of the transfer point. That is, the knitted fabric portion 8 of the waist 3 knitted so long is folded back in two here, and the knitting start end 9 is bound at this point 17 by the transfer knitting to form a bag body. A double knitted fabric 18 is formed. Therefore, the knitted fabric portion 8 of the waist 3 combines the effect of the thick spandex yarn 14 and the effect of the knitted fabric 18 having the double structure, and has a corset function similar to a belly winding that is strongly tightened in the course direction. It has a structure that has been granted. The knitted fabric portion 8 of the waist 3 of the present invention requires an insert knitting structure, but other structures can be selected freely.

In the case of the present embodiment, the knitted fabric portion 7 of the brassiere 2 and the knitted fabric portions 6, 5 and 4 thereafter are the same as the front yarn 15 and the back yarn, which are the same as those of the four stitches, in both the first and second stitches. It is switched to the thread 16. Immediately, for all feeds (all mouths), the front yarn 15 and the back yarn 16 are used for spiral knitting. In the case of the present embodiment, the band-shaped knitted fabric portion 7 in the groove portion following the waist has a spiral knitting according to the organization chart of FIG. That is, as for the kooi, i, i and kooi, i, i, wail B i, F i, as shown by the crosses, three consecutive front yarns are floated, and the spiral knit is formed by only the back yarn. . In addition, as shown by the crosses in Wale D, the three yarns are floated in succession, and the spiral knitting is made only with the back yarn. A circle mark indicates a splicing knitting structure in which two front yarns and two back yarns are aligned to form a loop. The spiral knitting of the present invention suppresses the elongation in the longitudinal direction by continuously spiraling several courses in the same wale direction as in this embodiment.

The subsequent knitted fabric portion 5 is a knitted fabric immediately below the cup, and since it is necessary to give the brassiere 2 a top-up function, it is necessary to suppress stretching in both the vertical and horizontal directions. FIG. 3B shows a spiral knitting organization chart of the embodiment. In other words, the cosulo, ro, ro, ro, ro, and ro have the surface yarns floated vertically five consecutively, as indicated by the crosses of the wales C and G. Also, in the wales B, C, D, and wales F, G, H, the three lines are floated sideways, as shown by the cross marks. Similarly, also in the wales D, E, F, and H, H, A, B, as shown by the crosses, the three cos, Float, F, F, F, F continuously. Therefore, the growth in both vertical and horizontal directions is suppressed.

Since the knitted fabric portion 6 to be subsequently knitted is the knitted fabric from the both sides 6a to the back (not shown) and the strap 6b, it is necessary to suppress the longitudinal extension so as not to slip. is there. FIG. 3C shows a spiral knitting structure diagram of the embodiment. That is, Coursha, Ha, Ha are vertical lines as indicated by wales Bha, Dha, and Coursha, Ha, ha are vertical lines as shown by wales Aha, Cha, Eha. Since it has three consecutive floats, it has a structure that is difficult to grow vertically.

By the way, a method of floating only the front yarn in the front yarn 15 and the back yarn 16 which are aligned in two lines will be described. FIG. 4 is for explaining the level of the knitting needle, and shows the knitting method of the stitch (loop). The knit stitches are created by the interaction of needles 19 and sinkers 20. The needle 19a advances in the direction of the arrow Ar, and reaches the right sleeve 21 and the old loop 23 on the sinker line 22 reaches the position of the tack level 25 while holding the latch 24a of the needle 19a. It Next, when the needle 19b rises to the right crest 26, the tip of the needle latch 24b reaches the clear level 27 with the old loop 23 completely removed. Then, the needle is further lowered by the center cam 28 and the left crest 29, and the thread 30 forming a new loop is supplied to the hook 31c of the needle 19c, and when reaching the lowest point (the lowest level) of the left crest 29. , A new loop 32 is formed.

In the spiral knitting of the present invention, first, the needles flow and the clearing cam 33 clears all the needles, and then all the needles are lowered to the tack level 25 and the selector finger 34 makes the spiral pattern. The needle is distributed to the tack level 25 and the clear level 27 by the jack 35 of the transfer split cam selected according to. Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the ground yarn (back yarn) 16 and the spiral yarn (front yarn) 15 are supplied from the yarn feeder at predetermined intervals. Each of the needles 19α passing through at the clear level 27 shown in FIG. 5 holds two yarns of the spiral yarn 15 and the ground yarn (back yarn) 16 in the needle hook 31α. On the other hand, in each of the needles 19β passing at the tack level 25 in FIG. 5, the spiral yarn 15 turns to the outside of the hook 31β of the needle 19β, and only the ground yarn (back yarn) 16 is held in the hook 31β of the needle 19β.

An example of the spiral pattern is shown in FIGS. 3 (a), 3 (b), and 3 (c), and FIG. 6 shows a general spiral organization chart 36. This is different from what was written in parallel in the organization chart of Fig. 2 due to the large number of yarns, and more accurately shows the organization of the spiral knitting. In FIG. 6, the ground yarn (back yarn) 16 all forms a loop, but the spiral yarn (front yarn) 15 is on the outer side of the needle passing at the tack level 25, so the ground yarn (back yarn) is It flies to the back of 16 and becomes a so-called floating knitting (float) state.

The cup knitted fabric portion 4 which is knitted from the middle of the knitted fabric portion 6 has a flat knitting structure composed of only the front yarn 15 and the back yarn 16. Therefore, it can be expanded and contracted according to the size of the wearer's cup Ca (FIG. 1). However, as the brassiere 2, it is necessary to make _two cups Ca ₁ and Ca ₂ stand out independently. For this reason, a gather portion 37 is inserted at the chest between the cups Ca ₁ and Ca ₂ . The gather portion 37 has a floating knitting structure in which a large number of courses are repeated several times for each wale.

FIG. 7 is an organization chart 38 showing an embodiment of the gather portion 37. Floating braided weaving in which ten wales are floated for each wale, such as wale b after wale a. First, wales b, d, f, and h were first skipped 16 courses from courses 2 to 17 once, and then 24 courses from courses 18 to 41 were skipped 9 times in succession. I have to. The floating knitting structure 38 of the gather portion 37 must be repeatedly floated for at least four courses per wale in order to obtain the gathering effect. Desirably, as in the embodiment, 16 courses or 24 courses are continuously repeated. It is good to float. Chest between the two cups Ca _1, Ca _2, by placing such a gather portion 3 7, two cups Ca _1, Ca ₂ can Rukoto highlights independently respectively, contribute to the bust Can be made.

[0027]

[Effect of the invention]

 Since the camisole type brassiere of the present invention is made of knit and is one piece, it has softness and stretchability, and fits perfectly on the skin of the upper body. It can be used as both underwear and foundation.

The knit camisole type brassiere of the present invention has a special spiral knitting for the knitted fabric around the cup to suppress the knit expansion including the straps, while the cup knitted fabric part of the extending tissue is Since the gathered part is inserted in the chest with a floating knitting structure that floats many courses, it is possible to add a bust-up function and eliminate the drawback of slipping.

The knit camisole-type brassiere of the present invention has a length that reaches the waist, which has not been seen in the past, and the knitted portion of the waist is tightened by the structure mainly of the insert knitting. A set function can be added, which can contribute to shaping the body. It is useful and practical, and the product has a pink color and the like, and is truly beautiful and elegant as a luxury product.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view showing an embodiment of a knit camisole brassiere of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an organization chart showing one embodiment of the main body of the insertion knitting of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a pattern organization diagram of a spiral knitting around the cup of the present invention, (a) is a spiral knitting diagram of a band-shaped groove drop portion at the boundary to the waist, and (b) is a spiral knitting diagram immediately below the cup part. Yes, (c) is another spiral knitting diagram including a strap portion.

FIG. 4 is a schematic development view showing a cylinder and an inner cam of a knitting machine for explaining a level of a knitting needle.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a distribution state of a spiral yarn and a base yarn.

FIG. 6 is an organization chart of spiral knitting.

FIG. 7 is a structure diagram of a floating knitted fabric of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Camisole type bra 2 Bra 3 Waist 4 Knitted fabric of cup 5 Knitted fabric directly under the cup of brassiere 6 Other knitted fabric including bra strap 6a Both sides of knitted fabric 6b Strap of knitted fabric 6 7 Belt-shaped knitted fabric in the grooved part of brassiere 8 Knitted fabric on waist 9 Knitting start edge 10 Thick rubber thread at the beginning of knitting 11 Structure mainly for insertion knitting 12 Nylon thread of knitting thread 13 Nylon thread of knitting thread 14 Insert Spandex yarn 15 Spiral yarn made of spandex yarn serving as the front yarn 16 Ground yarn of cotton yarn serving as the back yarn 17 Binding portion of transfer point 18 Double knitted fabric of bag body 19 Needle 19a Needle 19b Needle 19c Needle 19α Needle 19β Needle 20 sinker 21 right sleeve 22 sinker line 23 old ru 24a Latch of needle 19a 24b Latch of needle 19b 25 Tack level 26 Right crest 27 Clear level 28 Center cam 29 Left crest 30 New loop thread 31c Needle 19c hook 31α Needle 19α hook 31β Needle 19β Hook 32 New loop 33 Clearing cam 34 Selector finger 35 Jack 36 Organization chart of spiral knitting 37 Gather section 38 Floating knitting organization chart of gather section 2-17 Course 18-41 Course-A course A-Wale Ar Arrow B wales C wales Ca cups Ca ₁ cups Ca ₂ cups Cos direction D wales B wales D wales FI wales A low wales B low wales C low rail D low rail E low rail F Wel G Low Wel H Low Wel A Ha Wel B Ha Wel C Ha Wel D Ha Wel E Ha Wel a Wel b Weil d Weil f wale h wale L waist W wale direction

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A stretchable knit camisole-type brassiere that is integrally formed from a brassiere to a waist, in which the knitted fabric portion around the cup of the brassiere is spiral-knitted to suppress expansion, and a large number of wales are provided at the chest of the cup knitted fabric portion for each wale. A gathered part is added by a floating knitting structure in which the course is repeated several times to give the brassiere a bust-up function, while the waist has a length that reaches the waist, and the knitted fabric part of the waist is mainly inserted and knitted. A knitted camisole-type brassiere characterized by having a corset function as described above, and adjusting the body shape by both of the above functions to fit the upper body. 2. The knitted fabric around the cup of the brassiere has a knitted fabric portion immediately below the cup in a spiral knitted pattern in which a continuous course in the same wale and a continuous wale in the same course are spiraled a plurality of times to form a spiral knitted fabric. Stretching in both directions is suppressed, and the other knitted fabric portion including the strap is formed into a spiral knitted pattern in which a continuous course in the same wale is continued multiple times to suppress longitudinal expansion. Knit camisole type brassiere described in 1. 3. The knitted camisole type brassiere according to claim 1, wherein the gather portion has a floating knitting structure in which four courses or more are repeatedly floated for each wale.