JP3053123U - Footwear such as shoes and sandals - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To provide shoes, sandals, etc., which are good and elegant with a pattern applied to a main body having astringency, depth, smartness and the like. SOLUTION: A leather piece 1 provided with a pattern dyeing portion 3 on a surface of a leather main body 2 by using a fine pattern dyeing or calico dyeing technique is attached to the whole or a part of the footwear main body.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to footwear such as shoes and sandals.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Footwear such as sandals whose surface is covered with leather having a pattern printed by a conventional method lacks astringency, depth, and neatness, and is dissatisfied with poor elegance.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to provide shoes, sandals, etc., which are good in quality and rich in elegance when the pattern applied to the main body has astringency, depth, and style.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above problems, the shoes of the present invention, such as shoes and sandals, use a leather piece 1 provided with a pattern dyeing portion 3 on the surface of a leather main body 2 by using a small pattern dyeing or calico dyeing technique. It is characterized by being attached to the whole or a part of the object body.

Here, the general technique of fine pattern printing is to generally perform the following steps in order. Two or three sheets of high-quality handmade Japanese paper are stitched together with persimmon astringent, and the pattern is engraved with a knives, knives, etc. (making paper pattern). Mix waxy flour and rice bran and steam, mix well, add dye, and carefully manufacture color paste while dyeing test. Note that the color paste includes a ground color and an eye color. Spread cloth (cloth such as silk) on the board, apply the color paste with a spatula on the pattern paper superimposed on it, and attach the color paste to the cloth from the carved part of the pattern paper (molding). After the molding is completed, the glue of the dough is dried on the sun while it is still attached to the board (board drying). After the paste has dried, peel off the dough from the board and apply a ground paste containing dye on the entire surface with a large spatula to dye the ground color (ironing). Put the ground paste in a steaming box before it dries, and steam at 90 to 100 degrees Celsius for about 15 to 20 minutes to fix the dye contained in the paste on the dough (steaming). Wash the steamed dough with water to remove glue and excess dye (washing with water). Dry the washed fabric, adjust the width with hot water, and finish (dry).

[0006] The general technique of calico dyeing generally involves performing the following steps in order. a Dye the fabric. b. Paste the dough on the embossing plate. c Make patterns by carving patterns on handmade Japanese paper. In the case of calico dyeing, use multiple patterns. d Place the paper pattern on the fabric and rub the dye with a brush made of deer. In this process, there are a thread stitch that rubs the contour of the pattern, an eye stitch that colors the pattern, and a ground stitch that rubs the background of the pattern. e. Steam to fix and color the dyeing solution on the fabric. f Wash with water to remove excess dye. g Dry the dough.

[0007]

【Example】

 The figure shows sandals as one embodiment of the present invention. In this sandals, the entire surface of the main body is covered with a specific piece of leather 1.

The leather piece 1 is provided with a pattern dyeing portion 3 on the surface of a leather main body 2 by using the above-described fine pattern dyeing or calico dyeing technique.

[0009] The whole process is different between the case of using the small pattern dyeing technique and the case of using the calico dyeing technique.

[0010] That is, in the case of using the fine-printing technique, first, the above-mentioned steps (1) to (3) are performed. Here, of course, the leather piece 1 is used instead of the cloth. In addition, in the molding step, white dye paste may be used instead of the color paste. White anti-paste glue is made by adding a little ultramarine blue to yuzen glue, and glue is made by adding salt to mochiko and nuka. Further, the following steps A to F are performed. A A fine mist is sprayed on the leather piece 1 with a spray gun to give wetness (to improve the adhesion of the next binder and to average the binder film). B. Water (300-400 parts) was added to Union Paint Co., Ltd. leather binder NVK (100 parts), leather binder FX (50 parts), binder binder Attackron (1.5 parts). The leather is applied to the leather piece 1. C A piece of leather containing Union Paint Co., Ltd. emulsion clear F8 for leather (100 parts), lacquer thinner for leather (300 to 400 parts), and a miscible gold-containing dye (25 to 40 parts). Apply to 1. D. After the leather piece 1 has been dried, wash it with water to remove the glue, adjust its shape, and dry it completely with minor modifications. E Further apply a coating of Union Paint Co., Ltd., to which leather properties professional (100 parts), leather lacquer thinner (300 to 400 parts), and top leveler (10 to 15 parts) are added. F. 80 after drying the leather pieces 1 Then iron press.

In the case of using the calico dyeing technique, the above-described steps A to F are carried out to dye the leather piece 1 first, and then the steps b to g in the calico dyeing step are performed. Do the process.

Although the above embodiment relates to sandals, the present invention is, of course, not limited thereto, and can be applied to other footwear.

[0013]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the shoes, sandals and the like of the present invention are obtained by using the leather piece 1 provided with the pattern dyeing portion 3 on the surface of the leather main body 2 by using the technique of small pattern dyeing or calico dyeing as described above. The effect is that the footwear will be decorated with a rich and elegant pattern unique to Japan that has astringency, depth, style, etc. There is.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a sandals according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 leather piece 2 leather body 3 pattern dyeing part

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A shoe characterized in that a leather piece 1 provided with a pattern dyeing portion 3 on the surface of a leather body 2 by using a fine pattern dyeing or calico dyeing technique is attached to the whole or a part of the footwear body.
Footwear such as sandals.