JP3061661U - Panty stocking - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To improve the elasticity of a boundary area between a panty part and a leg part, and to improve fashionability in design. SOLUTION: A knit, a tuck, and a three-miss structure or a knit, a tack, and a three-miss structure are attached to the same course in which a boundary area 7 between a panty part 1 and a leg part 6 is knitted with a tuck structure of a ground yarn and an auxiliary yarn. It is a knitting part combining yarns.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a pantyhose that enhances the elasticity of the boundary between the panty part and the leg part, and also enhances fashionability in design.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Pantyhose has been improved in consideration of the required shape, elasticity and aesthetics when worn, but due to the structural limitations of the knitting machine, the boundary area between the panty and leg is knitted with floats and splicing threads. The abdomen is knitted by a tack tissue.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 In conventional pantyhose, the boundary area between the panty and the leg is knitted with the float and the auxiliary thread, which lacks elasticity due to the characteristics of the tissue, and the float thread is not cut on the back side of the knitted fabric. Since it is arranged over the wale, the user's finger is caught when wearing it, or when trying to stretch in the lateral direction, the yarn that straddles the wale stretches and resists elongation, so that the required amount of elongation does not occur.

In the conventional pantyhose, since the abdomen is tack-knitted to strengthen the shrinkage and the hips are plain-knitted to coarsen the stitches, it is difficult to secure the large elasticity required for the abdomen. .

The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-described problems, and provides a pantyhose that improves the stretchability of a boundary region between a panty portion and a leg and also improves fashionability in design. The purpose is to do.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The pantyhose of the present invention is characterized in that the boundary area between the panty part and the leg part is a knitted part combining three structures of knit, tack and miss on the same course knitted with a tuck structure of ground yarn and side yarn. I do.

[0007] The pantyhose of the present invention is a knitted part combining a knit, a tack, and a miss with three textures and an additional yarn on the same course in which the boundary area between the panty portion and the leg is knitted with the tack structure of the ground yarn and the additional yarn. It is characterized by having done.

[0008] The pantyhose of the present invention is formed by knitting, tacking, and mistakes in the same course in which the boundary area between the panty portion and the leg is knitted with the tack structure of the ground yarn and the splicing yarn. And a knitting part combining the above.

In the pantyhose of the present invention, the boundary area between the panty part and the leg part is knitted, tucked, and missed in the same course in which the knitted, tucked, and missed knitted fabrics are knitted in the same course. And a knitting part combining an auxiliary thread.

[0010]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front view of the panty stocking of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a rear view of the panty stocking of the present invention.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a panty part of a pantyhose, and a rubber part 2 is integrally formed on an upper end of the panty part 1. The front surface 1a of the panty portion 1 is knitted with the abdomen 3 at a higher density than the horizontal portion 4a. The rear surface 1b of the panty part 1 is knitted so that the hibb part 5 is coarser than the horizontal part 4b.

On the other hand, the boundary area 7 between the panty part 1 and the leg part 6 is formed by a knitting part which is knitted, tucked, and miss-knitted on the same course knitted with a tuck structure of the ground yarn and the auxiliary yarn. I have.

That is, the boundary region 7 between the panty portion 1 and the leg portion 6 is knitted in a tack structure, and the boundary line 8 between the boundary region 7 and the leg portion 6 is formed in a tuck structure, so that the terminal of the auxiliary thread is tack knitted. The boundary line 8 is clean and the boundary area 7 is tack-knitted, so that the stretchability of the knitted fabric is improved, and the fit during wearing is improved.

Further, the boundary area 7 between the panty portion 1 and the leg portion 6 is formed by a knitting portion in which a knit, a tuck, and a mistake are combined with the three yarns of the knit, the tack, and the miss on the same course knitted with the tack structure of the ground yarn and the auxiliary yarn. By doing so, by placing a mis-stitch in an appropriate region of the abdomen 3 of the panty portion 1 and adding an auxiliary thread, the elasticity of the appropriate region of the abdomen 3 is significantly larger than the elasticity of the other portions of the abdomen 3. It can be set to a small number, and the function of suppressing the overhang of the abdomen 3 is greatly improved. In the above-described embodiment, the knit, tack, and miss structures or the knit, tack, and miss structures are formed on the same course in which the boundary area 7 between the panty portion 1 and the leg portion 6 is knitted with the tack structure of the ground yarn and the auxiliary yarn. Although the knitting part was composed of a combination of the three structures and the additional yarn, the knit, tack and miss were formed on the same course where the boundary area 7 between the panty part 1 and the leg 6 was knitted with the ground yarn and additional yarn tack structure. The knitted portion may be a combination of any two of the structures or any two of the three structures of knit, tack, and miss with the auxiliary thread.

[0016]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the present invention, the boundary area between the panty and the leg is changed from the float structure to the tack structure by using the auxiliary thread, so that the float thread is not caught at the time of wearing, it is easy to wear, and the abdomen is at the time of wearing. Properly pressing the pillows will not only improve the comfort, improve the elasticity of the boundary area between the panty and the leg, and also improve the design fashion.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a panty portion of a pantyhose according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the pantyhose section of the pantyhose of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Panty part 3 Abdomen 5 Hib part 6 Leg 7 Boundary area 8 Boundary line

Claims (4)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A knit, a tuck, a knit, a tuck, and a knit, wherein a boundary area between a panty portion and a leg portion is knitted with a tuck structure of a ground yarn and an auxiliary yarn.
A pantyhose characterized by a knitting part combining three types of mistakes. 2. A knit, a tuck, a knit, a tuck, and a knit, wherein a boundary area between a panty portion and a leg portion is knitted by a tuck structure of a ground yarn and an auxiliary yarn.
A pantyhose characterized by having a knitting part combining three types of mistakes and an auxiliary thread. 3. A knit, a tuck, a knit, a tuck, and a knit, wherein a boundary area between a panty portion and a leg portion is knitted with a tuck structure of a ground yarn and an auxiliary yarn.
A pantyhose characterized in that the knitting part is formed by combining any two of the three types of mistakes. 4. A knit, a tuck, a knit, a tuck, and a knit, wherein a boundary area between a panty part and a leg part is knitted with a tuck structure of ground yarn and spun yarn.
A pantyhose characterized in that the knitting portion is formed by combining any two of the three types of mistakes and the auxiliary thread.