JP3075885U - Breathable finger socks - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Problem] To provide a sock with a finger having better breathability for preventing athlete's foot. Kind Code: A1 A sock with a finger having a finger sack formed at the tip thereof, wherein a knitted fabric of the sock with a finger has a large number of small perforations formed therein as a mesh knit.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a well-ventilated finger sock having a large number of small voids formed in the entire area of the sock for the purpose of preventing or improving athlete's foot.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, socks with various fingers formed by forming a finger bag at the tip of the sock to avoid direct contact of the toes with each other are said to be effective in preventing athlete's foot and hallux valgus, for example. Although its production has increased significantly, all of the finger socks currently offered are made of plain knitted fabrics that do not breathe well, which is arguably better from the perspective of athlete's foot control. I can't say.

[0003] Recently, finger socks have gained market citizenship as daily health socks, but somehow strangely, while improving and preventing athlete's foot, sock with fingers is knitting it. Almost all knits are made of knitted plain knits made of dense knits with poor ventilation.

[0004]

[Issues to be solved by the invention]

 By avoiding the toes from coming into direct contact with each other, socks with fingers prevent athlete's foot, and the independence of each toe bag is effective in preventing valgus by applying force to the fingertips. Although this is true, the effect of athlete's foot prevention is considerably diminished, especially with regard to the prevention of athlete's foot, if the knitted fabric of the sock is knitted with a non-breathable plain knit as in the past.

[0005] Therefore, in the present invention, while preventing each toe from directly touching, each finger portion is formed into a finger sack corresponding to the toe, and air permeability is given to the entire sock including the finger sack. Therefore, the improvement and prevention of athlete's foot will be made more remarkable.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 A sock with a finger formed by forming a finger bag at the tip of the sock, and a knitted fabric of the sock with the finger formed with a number of small air-permeable small holes was formed into a mesh knit. The mesh knitted fabric has many small through holes in addition to the elastic fastening band at the upper end and the flat knitted landing part on the sole side. The mesh knit is a tack knitted fabric or a lace knitted fabric.

[0007]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments and examples of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The sock 1 with fingers has a shape corresponding to a person's foot and toes, and is composed of a sock main body 2 and a tip bag portion 3 thereof. The front side surface of the sock 1 with fingers, that is, the instep portion 4 and the arch portion 5 where the ankle may come into contact with the outside air, are knitted by mesh knitting. An elastic fastening band 6 is provided at the upper end of the sock with fingers. The portion 8 where the back surface 7 lands on the ground is formed by a plain knitted fabric in order to maintain its strength.

In this specification, the mesh knit is a knitted fabric structure for knitting a large number of transparent stitches, that is, small air-permeable holes 9, and is specifically a tuck knit or a lace knit. With these knitting structures, a large number of small air-permeable holes 9 are formed in the knitted fabric.

For example, as an example of the tack knitting, the one shown in FIG. 3 shows the simplest stitch, that is, the knitting needles for knitting the middle wale of three wales are knitting yarns 10 and 10. At the time of knitting, the knitting yarns 11 and 11 are completed only when the other knitting needles complete the stitches, and the knitting yarns 11 and 11 are knitted without completing the stitches.

As a result, a small through-hole portion 9 is formed in the tack stitch 8 portion. By applying or applying the tack knitting, various patterns of air permeability as shown in FIG. 4 can be expressed, and such various patterns of air permeability as shown in FIG. This constitutes the design of the breathable finger sock of the present case.

[0011]

[Effect of the invention]

 The sock with breathable fingers according to claim 1, wherein the socks with fingers are formed by forming finger bags corresponding to five toes, and a large number of small through holes are formed in almost all knitted fabrics of the socks with fingers. However, since the mesh socks are used, the socks with fingers according to the present invention have excellent breathability, and the effect of preventing athlete's foot is more remarkable. In the breathable finger sock according to the second aspect of the present invention, the sock with a finger is formed of a mesh knitted fabric having a large number of small through holes except for the elastic fastening band at the upper end of the shoe and the landing portion of the flat knit on the sole side. The mesh knit, which is excellent in degree and has a large number of small through-holes, is included in all areas except the landing area of the soles of the socks with fingers, so that the prevention of athlete's foot is more complete. In the sock with breathable fingers according to claim 3, since the mesh knit is a tack knitted fabric or a lace knitted fabric, it is possible to select various lattice patterns capable of obtaining breathability. You can choose a pattern.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a sock with a finger.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the sole side of a sock with fingers.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged explanatory view showing a knitting structure.

4 (a), (b), (c), (d), and (e) are plan views of lattice patterns representing various mesh knitted fabrics.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1. . 1. Socks with fingers . Sock body 3. . Tip finger bag part 4. . Instep side 5. . Arch part 6. . Elastic fastening band 7. . Back side 8. . Landing part 9. . Small through-hole section 10. . Knitting yarn 11. . Knitting yarn 12. . Tack stitch

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A sock with a finger having a finger bag formed at a tip end thereof, wherein a knitted fabric of the sock with a finger has a large number of small air-permeable holes formed therein and is mesh knitted. Socks with breathable fingers. 2. A sock with breathable fingers, characterized in that it is a mesh knitted fabric having a number of small through holes in addition to an elastic fastening band at the upper end of the mouth and a flat knitted landing portion on the sole side. 3. The sock with breathable fingers according to claim 1, wherein the mesh knit is a tack knitted fabric or a lace knitted fabric.