JP3076093U - Pile knit - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (With correction) [Problem] To provide a pile knitted knit product that is comfortable to be stitched without clogging and that is rich in flexibility. SOLUTION: In a knitted pile knit product comprising at least ground yarn 3 and pile yarn 4, a course 2 of pile knitting 2 is provided.
C, a knitted pile knit product in which a course 6C of an additional yarn knitting 5 composed of a ground yarn 3 and a pile yarn 4 is mixed and knitted to form a pile of a stepwise horizontal ridge pattern 5, In a knitted pile knit product comprising at least ground yarn and pile yarn, a course C of only ground yarn or pile yarn is cross-knitted between pile knitting courses so as to form a pile having a horizontal pattern of stepped patterns. And a pile knitted product.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a pile knitted knit product, and more particularly to a pile knit knit product that is comfortable to wear without being stitched.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 When knit products such as socks, socks, supporters, belly bands, and undergarments are intended to keep warm, it is better to have a thick air layer, and for this purpose, the knitted fabric should have a pile knit structure. preferable. However, when the knitted products were all pile-knitted, the stitches became clogged and the product became hard, and it was difficult to bend and the skin was sometimes tightened.

[0003] In this regard, it has been known that a knit product having a horizontal ridge pattern in the course direction can be easily bent. For example, a technique for forming a horizontal ridge pattern in front of an ankle portion of a sock is known in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 61-116705 and others. However, this technique is intended to prevent the socks from slipping off, and to float the ridges on the outer surface. Therefore, the form and purpose of pile knitting are different from those of pile knitting, in which ridges float on the inner surface of the knitted fabric.

[0004] The pile knit product of the present invention is a further development of Utility Model Registration No. 3 050021 filed by one of the applicants. The earlier application relates to a knitted fabric of a fastening portion, in which a thick yarn course and a course in which a rubber thread is inserted through a spandex yarn are alternately knitted. Therefore, it was not related to the pile knitted fabric through which the rubber thread was not inserted as in the present invention.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a pile knitting knit product which is not stuffed with stitches, has high flexibility and is comfortable to wear.

[0006]

Means for Solving the Problems According to the present invention, in a knitted pile knit product comprising at least ground yarn and pile yarn, an additional yarn knitting course composed of ground yarn and pile yarn is interposed between pile knitting courses. For knitted pile knits, which are formed by knitting to form a pile with a horizontal ridge pattern, and for knitted piles consisting of at least ground yarn and pile yarn, the ground yarn or pile is placed between the pile knitting courses. The above problem was solved by forming a pile knitted knit product in which a yarn-only course was knitted to form a pile with a stepped horizontal ridge pattern.

[0007]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The pile knit product of the present invention can be applied to socks, socks, supporters, belly bands, underwear, and the like. Also, the horizontal ridge pattern of the pile can be interlaced in every other step, every other step, every third step, etc. of the pile knitting course, and the course without pile can be interlaced in one step, two steps, or three steps. The horizontal ridge pattern can be regular or irregular. Further, the thin fabric ridges formed between the pile knitting courses may be a spun yarn knitting in which a ground yarn and a pile yarn are plated, or a thinner knitted fabric using only one of the knitting yarns. The knitted fabric can be applied not only to flat knitting, rubber knitting and pearl knitting, but also to variable knitting structures such as rib knitting and links knitting. Therefore, in the following embodiments, only one example is given, and the present invention can plan various kinds of knitted fabrics by combining these conditions.

FIG. 1 shows a knitted pile knitted product comprising socks according to the present invention, in which the bottom is piled, and between courses of pile knitting, a knitting course consisting of ground yarn and pile yarn is knitted. FIG. 4 is an inverted plan view showing an embodiment in which both courses are formed with a horizontal ridge pattern of every other step. FIG. 2 is an organization chart showing one embodiment of FIG.

In the knitted pile knit product of the present invention composed of a sock 1, a bottom 1a is a pile knit 2, and a leg 1b is a rib knit through which rubber is inserted. The sock 1 of this embodiment is knitted with two ground yarns 3 and pile yarns 4. Here, the ground yarn 3 is a core yarn made of FTY or fine yarn, and the pile yarn 4 is an additional yarn. However, the pile knitted product of the present invention is not limited to the use of two yarns of the ground yarn 3 and the pile yarn 4, and a knitting yarn such as a clear yarn can be added thereto.

[0010] The pile knitting 2 at the bottom 1a of the present invention is not entirely a pile, but is composed of a pile of stepped horizontal ridges 5 intersecting courses that do not constitute a pile. In the case of the present embodiment, next to one step of the course 2C of the pile knitting 2, one step of the course 6C of the additional yarn knitting 6 composed of the ground yarn 3 and the pile yarn 4 which do not constitute the pile is cross-knitted, A pattern of horizontal ridges 5 is formed.

FIG. 3 is a cross-knitted knitted product made of a sock of the present invention, in which the same pile is knitted, and a course of only ground yarn is inter-knitted between the pile knitting courses. FIG. 10 is an inverted plan view showing another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an organization chart showing one embodiment of FIG.

In the knitted pile knit product of the present invention including the socks 11, the entire bottom portion 11a is a pile knit 12, and the instep portion 11c has a links knit structure. The sock 11 of this embodiment is knitted with two ground yarns 13 and pile yarns 14. Here, the ground yarn 13 is a core yarn made of FTY or fine yarn, and the pile yarn 14 is an additional yarn. However, the knitted pile knit product of the present invention is not limited to the use of two yarns of the ground yarn 13 and the pile yarn 14, and a knitting yarn such as a clear yarn can be added thereto.

[0013] The pile knit 12 of the present invention is not entirely a pile, but is a pile of stepped horizontal ridge patterns 15 intersecting courses that do not constitute a pile. In the case of the present embodiment, the course 12C of the pile knitting 12 is knitted in one step, and then the course 13C of only the ground yarn 13 which does not constitute the pile is knitted in one step, thereby forming the horizontal ridge pattern 15 of the step pattern. are doing.

Further, FIG. 5 shows that all piles before the ankle of the pile knitted knitted product comprising the knitted socks of the present invention are brushed, and a flat knitting course using only ground yarn is knitted between the pile knitting courses. It is the inverted top view which shows another Example which made the horizontal ridge pattern of every other step. FIG. 6 is an organization chart showing one embodiment of FIG.

The knitted pile knit product of the present invention composed of the socks 21 has a leg 21 c in a vertical ridge pattern, and the entire surface 21 d in front of the ankle is made by raising the pile top 27 of the pile knit 22. I have. The sock 21 of the present embodiment is knitted with two yarns of the ground yarn 23 and the pile yarn 24. Here, the ground yarn 23 is a core yarn of FTY or fine yarn, and the pile yarn 24 is a supplementary yarn. However, the pile knit product of the present invention is not limited to the use of two yarns of the ground yarn 23 and the pile yarn 24, and a knitting yarn such as a clear yarn can be added thereto.

The pile knitting 22 of the present invention is not entirely a pile, but is composed of a pile of a stepped horizontal ridge pattern 25 having courses that do not constitute a pile and a top 27 of which is brushed. In the case of the present embodiment, the course 22C of the pile knit 22 is knitted in one stage and raised 27, and then the course 23C of only the ground yarn 23 which does not constitute the pile is crossed and knitted in one stage. A ridge pattern 25 is formed.

Further, FIG. 7 shows a pile knitted product comprising a tabi of the present invention in which the bottom portion is made into a pile, and between the courses of the pile knitting, an additional yarn knitting course composed of ground yarn and pile yarn is mixed and knitted. FIG. 9 is an inverted rear view showing an embodiment in which both courses are formed with a horizontal ridge pattern of every other step.

The pile knit product of the present invention, which includes the tabi 31, has the pile knit 32 on the bottom surface 31 e. However, since the tabi 31 of the present invention is made of a knit product, it is a tabi made of two-fingered socks. The tabi 31 of the present embodiment is knitted with two ground yarns and pile yarns. Here, the ground yarn is a core yarn made of FTY or fine yarn, and the pile yarn is an auxiliary yarn. However, the knitted pile knit product of the present invention is not limited to the use of two yarns of the ground yarn and the pile yarn, and a knitting yarn such as a clear yarn can be added thereto.

The pile knitting 32 on the bottom surface 31e of the present invention is not entirely a pile, but is composed of a pile of stepped horizontal ridge patterns 35 intersecting courses that do not constitute the pile. In the case of the present embodiment, after one stage of the course 32C of the pile knitting 32, the course 36C of the additional yarn knitting composed of the ground yarn and the pile yarn which does not constitute the pile is interlaced by one stage, so that The horizontal ridge pattern 35 is formed.

[0020] Fig. 8 shows a pile knitted product consisting of a belly band of the present invention made into a pile, and a course of only ground yarn is mixed and knitted between the pile knitting courses to form a stepped horizontal ridge pattern every other step. It is the perspective view turned upside down which showed another Example.

The knitted pile knit product of the present invention composed of the belly band 41 has a pile knit 42 on the entire back surface 41f. The belly band 41 of this embodiment is knitted with two yarns of ground yarn and pile yarn. Here, the ground yarn is a core yarn made of FTY or fine yarn, and the pile yarn is an additional yarn. However, the knitted pile knit product of the present invention is not limited to the use of two yarns of the ground yarn and the pile yarn, and a knitting yarn such as a clear yarn can be added thereto. The pile may be raised.

The pile knitting 42 of the present invention is not a pile in its entirety but a pile of stepped horizontal ridges 45 intersecting courses that do not constitute the pile. In the case of the present embodiment, the course 42C of the pile knitting 42 is knitted in one step, and then the course 43C of only the ground yarn which does not constitute the pile is knitted in one step, thereby forming the horizontal ridge pattern 45 of the step pattern. are doing.

FIG. 9 shows a pile of a knitted pile made of the supporter of the present invention, and a course of only ground yarn or a course of spliced yarn is mixed and knitted between the pile knitting courses. FIG. 4 is an inverted plan view showing a working example with a horizontal ridge pattern and an example.

The pile knit product of the present invention, which includes the supporter 51, has a supporter 51 to which the knee and elbow joints are extended, the outer side 51 g is extended to a pile knit 52, the top of which is raised 57, and the inner side 51 b that bends. Has a flat knitting organization. The supporter 51 of this embodiment is knitted with two yarns of ground yarn and pile yarn. Here, the ground yarn is a core yarn made of FTY or fine yarn, and the pile yarn is an additional yarn. However, the knitted pile knit product of the present invention is not limited to the use of two yarns of the ground yarn and the pile yarn, and a knitting yarn such as a clear yarn can be added thereto.

The pile knit 52 of the present invention is not entirely a pile, but is composed of a pile of step-like horizontal ridge patterns 55 in which courses that do not constitute the pile are irregularly intersected. In the case of the present embodiment, the non-bent portions 51i on both sides are piled. The central bent portion 51j is knitted with the knitting of the course 52C of the pile knitting 52 and the course of only the ground yarn which does not constitute the pile or the course 56C of the auxiliary yarn knitting. A pattern 55 was formed.

Next, FIG. 10 shows a part of a pile of a knitted underwear pile knit made of tights according to the present invention, which is knitted between a course of pile knitting and a course of only ground yarn or a course of auxiliary yarn. It is the top view which turned over the example which made an irregular horizontal ridge pattern which shows an Example.

In the knitted pile knit product of the present invention composed of tights 61, the entire inner surface 61k except the rubber mouth portion is made into a pile knit 62 and the top portion thereof is brushed. In the case of the tights 1 according to the present embodiment, the knitting is performed with three ground yarns including a front yarn and a back yarn and three pile yarns. Here, the backing yarn is a core yarn of FTY, and the pile yarn is an additional yarn. However, the pile knit product of the present invention is not limited to the ground yarn and the pile yarn, and a knitting yarn such as a clear yarn can be added thereto.

The pile knitting 62 of the present invention is not a pile in its entirety, but is composed of a pile of horizontal ridge patterns 65 in which courses that do not constitute the pile are irregularly intersected. In the case of the present embodiment, the knitting of the pile knitting course 62C and the course 63C of only the ground yarn which does not constitute the pile or the course of the supplementary yarn knitting are alternately knitted on the gore part 611 of the inseam. The horizontal ridge pattern 65 is formed so that the gore portion 611 of the crotch is not bulky. In the drawings, the description of the pile section 62 is limited to only a part so that the comparison can be easily understood.

[0029]

[Effect of the invention]

 Since the pile knitted product of the present invention has a horizontal ridge pattern in the course direction, socks could be worn easily and comfortably without tightening the feet.

The knitted product of the present invention is a pile knit, but has no stitches, so it is made of a soft material and has a high flexibility required by a supporter or the like.

The pile knitted product of the present invention has a thick pile portion and maintains heat retention. However, since an auxiliary thread or flat knitting course is inserted between the pile knitting courses, the tights When this is used for a gore portion or the like, this portion can be made thin so that the whole is not bulky.

[Brief description of the drawings]

[FIG. 1] The bottom of a pile knitted product comprising socks according to the present invention is made into a pile, and between courses of pile knitting, a course of an additional yarn consisting of ground yarn and pile yarn is cross-knitted, and both courses are made. It is the inverted top view which shows one Example which made the horizontal ridge pattern of every other step.

FIG. 2 is an organization chart showing one embodiment of FIG. 1;

[FIG. 3] The bottom of the pile knitted product comprising the rib knitted socks of the present invention is piled, and the course of only ground yarn is knitted between the pile knitting courses to form a horizontal ridge pattern of every other step. It is the top view which turned over and shows another Example.

FIG. 4 is an organization chart showing one embodiment of FIG. 3;

FIG. 5: All piles before the ankle of a knitted pile knitted product composed of a knitted sock of the present invention are raised, and a flat knitting course using only ground yarn is knitted between the pile knitting courses. It is the top view turned upside down which shows another Example which made the horizontal ridge pattern of a step pattern.

FIG. 6 is an organization chart showing one embodiment of FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 shows a pile knitted product comprising a tabi of the present invention made into a pile, and between the pile knitting courses, an additional yarn knitting course consisting of ground yarn and pile yarn is cross-knitted. It is the reverse side view which showed one Example which made the horizontal ridge pattern of every other step pattern.

FIG. 8 shows another example of a pile knit product comprising a belly band of the present invention in which the back surface is made into a pile, and a course of only ground yarn is mixed and knitted between the pile knitting courses to form a horizontal ridge pattern of every other step. FIG. 2 is an inverted perspective view showing the embodiment.

FIG. 9: The pile of the knitted pile knitted product comprising the supporter of the present invention is cross-knitted with the course of the ground yarn only or the course of the auxiliary yarn between the pile knitting courses, and has an irregular stepped horizontal ridge pattern. FIG. 10 is an inverted plan view showing another embodiment according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 shows a cross section of a pile of a knitted product of underwear made of tights according to the present invention, which is interlaced between a course of pile knitting and a course of only ground yarn or an additional yarn knitting, and irregular sideways. It is the top view which turned over and shows another Example which made the ridge pattern.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 sock 1a sock sole 1b sock leg 2 pile knitting 2C pile knitting course 3 ground thread 4 pile thread 5 stepped horizontal ridge pattern 6 sided knitting 6C sidedling knitting course 11 sock 11a sock bottom 11c Socks insole 12 pile knit 12C pile knit course 13 ground yarn 13C ground yarn only course 14 pile yarn 15 stepped horizontal ridge pattern 21 socks 21c sock insole 21d whole area ahead of sock ankle 22 pile Knitting 22C pile knitting course 23 ground yarn 23C ground yarn only course 24 pile yarn 25 stepped horizontal row pattern 27 brushed top of pile knitting 31 tabi 31e bottom of tabi 32 pile knitting 32C pile knitting course 33C base yarn only Course 35 35-stage horizontal ridge pattern 36C Course of thread knitting 41 Abdomen winding 41f Back side of abdomen winding 42 Pile knitting 42C Pile knitting knitting 43C Ground yarn only course 45 Stepped horizontal ridge pattern 46C Supplementary yarn knitting course 51 Supporter 51g Supporter stretched outside 51h Supporter bent inside 51i Unbent part on both sides of supporter 51j Center bent part of supporter 52 pile knitting 52C pile knitting course 55 stepped horizontal ridge pattern 56C side thread knitting course 57 brushed top of pile knitting 61 underwear made of tights 61k whole inner surface of tights 61l gore part of crotch of tights 62 pile knitting 62C pile Course of knitting 63C Course of ground yarn only 65 Stepped horizontal ridge pattern 67 Brushed the top of pile knitting

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Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] In a knitted pile product comprising at least ground yarn and pile yarn, a course of an additional yarn made of ground yarn and pile yarn is interknitted between pile knitting courses, and a horizontal ridge of a step pattern is provided. A pile knitted knit product characterized by forming a pattern pile. 2. In a pile knitted knit product comprising at least ground yarn and pile yarn, a course of only ground yarn or pile yarn is cross-knitted between pile knitting courses to form a pile with a stepped horizontal ridge pattern. A pile knit product characterized in that: 3. The pile knit product according to claim 1, wherein the knit product comprises a sock, a tabi, a supporter, a belly band, an undergarment, or the like.