JP3180599U - Undershirt - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides an undershirt capable of forming a beautiful and smooth constriction in a wearer's waistline by pulling up a wearer's lower abdomen from below by two-stage pressing force by a waist and a lower abdomen.
An undershirt 10 corresponds to a wearer's buttocks, and corresponds to a wearer's spine adjacent to a skirt 11 and a hip portion 12 adjacent to a skirt 11, and near an upper edge. A support part 13 extending from the sewing part 10a to the hip part 12, a waist part 16 corresponding to the waist part of the wearer and connected to the support part 13, and a waist part 16 which is a substantially V-shaped knitted fabric; Correspondingly, a lower abdomen portion 17 that is knitted between the waist portion 16 and the skirt portion 11 adjacent to the waist portion 16 and connected to the support portion 13 is provided. The waist portion 16 is knitted with the knitting structure having the strongest pressure among the knitting structures of the tubular knitted fabric, and the lower abdomen portion 17 is knitted with the strongest pressing pressure next to the waist portion 16 among the knitting structures of the tubular knitted fabric. Organized by organization.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an undershirt formed from a tubular knitted fabric knitted with a circular knitting.

  In conventional women's innerwear, it has a butt covering the bust and is sewn together with the front and back bodies, with the underline of the bust positioned in the plane, from the lower part in the area of the butt to the front body A wide rubber stretchable net covering the upper part is sewn to the front both sides as a holding surface belt of the bust (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Utility Model Registration No. 3080865

  Conventional women's innerwear has functionality in the vicinity of the underline of the bust, but it does not have functionality in other parts, and it is a shoulder strap such as rubber tape that is a separate member. , Pads and nonwoven fabric heels, power nets, and laces are sewn together by sewing, and the manufacturing process is complicated.

  This invention was made in order to solve the above-described problems, and has an object to provide an undershirt that has functionality in parts other than the vicinity of the underline of the bust and that has a simple manufacturing process. To do.

  In the undershirt according to the present invention, the upper edge of the tubular knitted fabric knitted with a circular knitting is cut into a substantially semi-elliptical shape in the front, rear, left, and right, and remains by sewing the front and back in the vicinity of the upper edge. An undershirt comprising a collar and a sleeve that are formed, and a hem that forms the lower edge of the tubular knitted fabric, corresponding to the wearer's buttocks and adjacent to the hem The hip part, which is a knitted fabric of the shape, corresponds to the wearer's spine, corresponds to the support part that extends from the sewing part near the upper edge to the hip part, and corresponds to the waist part of the wearer, and is connected to the support part A substantially V-shaped knitted fabric corresponding to the waist of the wearer and the lower abdomen of the wearer, knitted between the waist and the hem, adjacent to the waist, and connected to the support. A lower abdomen, and the waist is the strongest wearing of the knitted fabric of the tubular knitted fabric Organized in a knitting structure, the lower abdomen is intended to be organized in the following strong wearing pressure of knitting of the waist portion of the tubular knitted fabric of the knitting structure.

  In the undershirt according to the present invention, the wearer's lower abdomen can be lifted from below by a two-stage pressing force by the waist and lower abdomen, and a clean and smooth neck can be formed on the wearer's waistline.

(A) is a front view of the undershirt which concerns on 1st Embodiment, (b) is a rear view of the undershirt which concerns on 1st Embodiment, (c) is the under which concerns on 1st Embodiment It is the left view and right view of a shirt, (d) is a top view of the undershirt which concerns on 1st Embodiment, (e) is a rear view of the undershirt which concerns on 1st Embodiment. (A) is a front view which shows the wearing condition of the undershirt shown in FIG. 1, (b) is a rear view which shows the wearing condition of the undershirt shown in FIG. (A) is the perspective view seen from the right front which shows the wearing condition of the undershirt shown in FIG. 1, (b) is the perspective view seen from the left back which shows the wearing condition of the undershirt shown in FIG. (A) is a front view for demonstrating the cylindrical knitted fabric of the undershirt shown in FIG. 1, (b) is a rear view for demonstrating the cylindrical knitted fabric of the undershirt shown in FIG. FIG. 2 is a knitting structure diagram for explaining a knitting structure of a hip portion shown in FIG. 1. (A) is a knitting structure diagram for explaining the knitting structure of the support portion shown in FIG. 1, and (b) is a drawing for explaining the knitting structure of the underbust side portions and the second pelvis portion shown in FIG. It is a knitting organization chart, (c) is a knitting organization diagram for explaining the knitting organization of the underbust central part shown in FIG. 1, (d) is for explaining the knitting organization of the interposition part shown in FIG. It is an organization chart. (A) is a knitting structure diagram for explaining the knitting structure of the waist portion shown in FIG. 1, and (b) is a knitting structure diagram for explaining the knitting structure of the lower abdomen portion shown in FIG. FIG. 2 is a knitting structure diagram for explaining a knitting structure of a first pelvis part shown in FIG. 1.

(First embodiment of the present invention)
The undershirt 10 according to the present embodiment remains as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 by cutting the upper edge 21 of the tubular knitted fabric 20 knitted by circular knitting into a substantially semi-elliptical shape in the front, rear, left and right directions. A neckline 10b and a sleeve (armhole) 10c formed by sewing the front and rear portions in the vicinity of the upper edge 21 and the skirt 11 constituting the lower edge 22 of the tubular knitted fabric 20; Prepare.
Note that the undershirt 10 is subjected to an end treatment with a binder tape at a cut portion (the collar 10b and the sleeve 10c) of the tubular knitted fabric 20.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG.1 (b) and FIG.2 (b), the undershirt 10 greatly opens the part corresponding to the sleeve 10c of a back body (wearer's back side), and wears a shoulder of a wearer It is designed to be free so that the scapula can move freely, and it is a comfortable design that does not put a burden on the shoulder of the wearer.

  The skirt 11 according to the present embodiment is a rubber band knitted by rib knitting, and in particular, at a certain interval from the edge 11a of the skirt 11 (the lower edge 22 of the tubular knitted fabric 20). By forming a picot (annular or jagged edge decoration) 11b every time, the effect of reducing the roll-up of the bottom of the undershirt 10 is exhibited. The picot 11b is formed by disposing a tack knitted fabric or the like straddling the folded portion (edge end portion 11a) of the skirt portion 11.

  Furthermore, the undershirt 10 corresponds to the wearer's buttocks (hip), corresponds to the hip portion 12 which is a substantially semi-elliptical knitted fabric adjacent to the skirt 11, and the wearer's spine, and has an upper edge portion. 21 and a support portion 13 extending from the sewing portion 10a in the vicinity (both shoulders) to the hip portion 12.

  The undershirt 10 includes a bust portion 14 connected to the support portion 13 at a sewing portion 10a in the vicinity (both shoulders) of the upper edge 21 and corresponding to the chest (bust) of the wearer, and left and right busts of the wearer. The underbust side part 15a which comprises the edge part 10c with the support part 13 and the bust part 14 corresponding to the lower part, and the underbust center part which respond | corresponds to a wearer's groove and is located between the right and left underbust side parts 15a 15b.

  The undershirt 10 corresponds to the waist part of the wearer and corresponds to the waist part 16 which is a substantially V-shaped knitted fabric connected to the support part 13 and the lower part of the wearer, and is adjacent to the waist part 16. A lower abdomen portion 17 that is knitted between the waist portion 16 and the skirt portion 11 and is a substantially V-shaped knitted fabric connected to the support portion 13.

  Furthermore, the undershirt 10 corresponds to the wearer's pelvis, and corresponds to the wearer's pelvis, the first pelvis portion 18a adjacent to the lower abdomen 17 and connected to the skirt portion 11 and the support portion 13, and the hip portion. 12 and a second pelvic part 18 b connected to the skirt part 11 and the support part 13, a substantially V-shape surrounded by the support part 13, the underbust side parts 15 a, the underbust center part 15 b and the waist part 16. And an interposition part 19 which is a knitted fabric.

Moreover, the hip part 12, the waist part 16, the lower abdominal part 17, and the 1st pelvis part 18a are wave knitted fabrics in which the some protrusion part attached side by side is formed inside.
Here, the wave knitted fabric refers to a flat knitted region and a floating knitted region by performing a knit mistake on a flat knitted fabric in a predetermined position in the process of knitting the base fabric with respect to a plain knitted base fabric. And the knitted structure is formed by protruding the flat knitted region by the floating knitted region.

  Further, a plurality of floating knitting regions are continuously arranged in the flat knitting region at a predetermined interval in an oblique direction with respect to the course direction. In particular, a plurality of floating knitting regions (float knitting regions) are arranged continuously. The interval between the starting positions is preferably 8 courses or less in the flat knitting region and 1 to 3 wales. This is because, when the interval between the floating knitting regions arranged continuously is 9 courses or more, the interval between the floating knitting regions adjacent to each other in the course direction is excessively widened, and the protrusions are island-shaped. This is because the desired massage effect for the wearer cannot be obtained. In addition, even when the interval between the floating knitting regions (positions at which the float knitting is started) continuously arranged is 4 wales or more, the wave knitting protrusions are scattered in islands. This is because the desired massage effect for the wearer cannot be obtained.

  The hip portion 12 has a plurality of protrusions in a triangular wave shape along the circumferential direction of the tubular knitted fabric 20 with respect to the flat knitted fabric that is the knitted structure having the weakest pressure among the knitted fabrics of the tubular knitted fabric 20. Along with the other wave knitted fabrics, it is knitted with a wave knitting having the widest spacing between adjacent protrusions (the width of the recesses).

  As shown in FIG. 5, the knitting structure of the hip portion 12 according to the present embodiment is such that a 22-course skip float knitting is knitted every two wales, and the position at which the float knitting starts is increased by 4 courses. By alternately arranging the eight floating knitting areas shifted to the right and the eight floating knitting areas where the position where the float knitting starts is shifted to the right by 4 courses, the protrusions rising to the left and rising to the right are formed. It is formed in a triangular wave shape that appears alternately. The knitting structure of the hip portion 12 has a knitted fabric knitted from the 22 course skipped 2 × 1 float knitting as a unit, and the distance between the lower end of the floating knitting area and the upper end of the floating knitting area in the same wale is 42 courses. It is knitted continuously (via plain knitted fabric).

  As described above, the hip portion 12 is made of a flat knitted fabric (soft pressure knitting) having a weakest pressure with good elasticity, and does not crush the wearer's buttocks, creating a round hip, with the hips around the hip as the center. It can be adjusted to form a beautiful buttocks, and the wide uneven wave knitted fabric responds to hip movement during wearer's sitting and squatting operations, and the recesses between adjacent protrusions expand and contract It acts to stick to the hips, and has the effect of preventing the skirt 11 of the undershirt 10 from rolling up.

  The support portion 13 is a knitting structure in which the stretch resistance in the length direction of the tubular knitted fabric 20 is medium among the knitted structures of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and the stretch resistance in the circumferential direction of the tubular knitted fabric 20 is a cylinder. The knitted structure of the knitted fabric 20 is the largest knitted structure, and as shown in FIG. 6A, a flat knitted region and a floating knitted region in a knitted fabric knitted by 5-course skipping 1 × 1 float knitting Knitted with power net knitting where the stitches arranged alternately are narrow.

  The support portion 13 is stretchable in the length direction of the tubular knitted fabric 20 by power net knitting, so that the knitted fabric of the support portion 13 follows the curvature of the wearer's back and the undershirt 10. , It is difficult to extend in the circumferential direction of the tubular knitted fabric 20, so that it fits on the back of the wearer, and supports the back and waist as a splint along the spine of the wearer, The waist balance 16, the lower abdomen 17, the first pelvis part 18a and the second pelvis part 18b are linked to each other so that the posture balance distribution can be made uniform, and the posture of the wearer can be corrected beautifully. .

  The bust part 14 is knitted by a flat knitting (soft pressure knitting) having the weakest pressure among the knitting structures of the tubular knitted fabric 20. The bust portion 14 is a comfortable design in which the top (bust shape) is not crushed by soft pressure knitting, and pressure is not applied to the wearer's grooves, and has the effect of moderately suppressing bust shaking due to exercise.

  The underbust both side portions 15a are knitted structures with medium pressure (medium strong pressure knitting) in the knitted structure of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and as shown in FIG. 6 (b), 1 × 2 float knitting and 3 The knitted fabric is knitted with a 1 × 2 × 3 × 3 float knitted fabric obtained by alternately combining × 3 float knitting for each course.

  Further, the underbust central portion 15b is a knitted structure having a weak pressure in the knitted structure of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and is knitted with a 1 × 2 float knitted fabric as shown in FIG. 6C.

  The underbust side portions 15a and the underbust central portion 15b are integrated with the wearer's bust, which is pulled up upwards and collected in the bust center, and the shape of the bust is neatly corrected. It has the effect of being able to cleanly cover the extravagant protruding from the top and bottom of the brassiere belt at the back. The underbust side portions 15a and the underbust center portion 15b are designed in consideration of the directionality for correcting the wearer's ribs to be directed inward (center of the abdominal cavity) and the pressure balance in relation to other knitted fabrics. ing.

  Further, the underbust central portion 15b is a knitted structure having a weak pressure, so that the underbust side portions 15a and the underbust side portions 15a and the underbust central portion 15b are compared with the case where the underbust central portion 15b is the same medium high pressure knitting. The tightening of the chest of the wearer by the underbust central portion 15b can be eased.

  The waist part 16 is knitted with the knitting structure having the strongest pressing pressure (the strongest pressure knitting) among the knitting structures of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and compared with other wave knitted fabrics, the interval between adjacent protrusions (the width of the recesses). ) Is knitted in the narrowest wave.

  As shown in FIG. 7A, the knitting structure of the waist portion 16 according to the present embodiment is a knitting of a 10-course skip float knitting every other wal, with the V-shaped center line as a reference. The position where the float knitting starts on the left side is shifted by 2 courses upward, and the position where the float knitting starts on the right side is shifted by 2 courses upwards with respect to the center line of the V shape. As a result, a left-upward or left-upward protrusion is formed. The knitting structure of the waist portion 16 has a knitted fabric knitted from this 10-course skipped 1 × 1 float knitting as a unit, and the distance between the lower end of the floating knitting region and the upper end of the floating knitting region in the same wale is 6 courses. Separately (via 1 × 3 float knitted fabric) and continuously knitted (1 × 1-1 × 3 float knitted fabric).

As described above, the waist portion 16 includes an extremely fine uneven wave in which a plurality of convex portions are provided obliquely upward and leftward from the center, and the uneven wave is along a curved surface of the skin (skin) accompanying the movement of the wearer. Thus, it expands and contracts like an accordion bellows, and there is an effect that the waist portion 16 can eliminate the feeling of cramping due to the biting into the skin of the wearer or tightening.
In particular, the waist 16 has a lower abdomen 17 (strong pressure knitting) and a two-stage pressing force by strong pressure knitting and the strongest pressure knitting to pull up the lower abdomen of the wearer from below, and the waist line of the wearer is clean and smooth. There is an effect that can be formed.

  The lower abdomen portion 17 is knitted with a knitting structure having the strongest pressure next to the waist portion 16 in the knitting structure of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and the interval between adjacent protrusions (the width of the concave portion) compared to other wave knitted fabrics. ) Is knitted in a narrow wave knitting next to the waist portion 16.

  As shown in FIG. 7B, the knitting structure of the lower abdomen 17 according to the present embodiment is a knitting of 10 knitted float knitting every other wal, with the V-shaped center line as a reference. The position where the float knitting starts on the left side is shifted by 2 courses upward, and the position where the float knitting starts on the right side is shifted by 2 courses upwards with respect to the center line of the V shape. As a result, a left-upward or left-upward protrusion is formed. The knitting structure of the lower abdomen 17 has a knitted fabric knitted from this 10-course skipped 1 × 1 float knitting as a unit, and the distance between the lower end of the floating knitting area and the upper end of the floating knitting area in the same wale is 6 courses. It is knitted continuously (via plain knitted fabric).

  Thus, the lower abdominal part 17 is provided with a very fine undulation wave in which a plurality of convex parts are provided obliquely on the left and right sides from the center, and together with the waist part 16 (strongest pressure knitting), the strong pressure connected from the lower abdomen to the waist By the two-stage knitting (two-stage pressing force) by knitting and the strongest pressure knitting, the wearer is made aware of the sense of effectively pulling upward from below, and the wearer's lower abdomen can be tightened cleanly. .

  The first pelvis part 18a is knitted with a knitting structure (intermediate pressure knitting) next to the bust part 14 and the hip part 12 in the knitting structure of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and is compared with other wave knitted fabrics. Thus, the knitting is knitted by the wave knitting having the widest interval of the unevenness next to the waist portion 16.

  The knitting structure of the first pelvis portion 18a according to this embodiment is such that a 10-course skipped float knitting is knitted every other wales as shown in FIG. 8, and the center line of the V-shape is used as a reference. The position where the float knitting starts on the left side is shifted by 2 courses upward, and the position where the float knitting starts on the right side is shifted by 2 courses upwards with respect to the center line of the V shape. As a result, a left-upward or left-upward protrusion is formed. Then, the knitting structure of the first pelvis portion 18a is a distance between the lower end of the floating knitting region and the upper end of the floating knitting region in the same wale with the knitted fabric knitted from the 10 course skipped 1 × 1 float knitting as one unit. Are continuously knitted 14 courses apart (through a 1 × 2 float knitted fabric).

  The second pelvic part 18b is a moderately knitted structure (medium strong pressure knitting) of the knitted structure of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and is similar to the underbust side parts 15a as shown in FIG. 6 (b). As shown in Fig. 1, the knitted fabric is knitted with a 1x2-3x3 float knitted fabric in which 1x2 float knitting and 3x3 float knitting are alternately combined for each course.

Thus, the 1st pelvis part 18a and the 2nd pelvis part 18b comprise the two-stage knitting by medium pressure knitting and medium pressure knitting, and the direction which correct | amends the distortion of a pelvis so that a wearer's pelvis may be stood Designed with consideration of pressure balance in relation to sex and other knitted fabrics.
In particular, along with the lower abdomen 17 (high pressure knitting), the medium high pressure knitting that connects the wearer's buttocks to the waist, the medium pressure knitting and the three-stage special knitting (pressing force) by the high pressure knitting (pressing force) so as to stabilize the wearer's waist circumference There is an effect that it can be supported.

  The interposition part 19 is a moderately knitted structure (medium pressure knitting) of the knitted structure of the tubular knitted fabric 20, and as shown in FIG. 6 (d), a 1 × 3 float knitted fabric and a 5 × 3 knitted fabric. It is knitted with a 1 × 3-5 × 3 float knitted fabric in which float knitting is alternately combined for each course.

  In the undershirt 10 according to the present embodiment, the strength relationship of the knitted fabric in the length direction of the tubular knitted fabric 20 is “waist portion 16> lower abdomen portion 17> intermediate portion 19> due to the knitted fabric of each part described above. Under bust side portions 15a = second pelvis portion 18b> support portion 13> underbust central portion 15b> first pelvis portion 18a> hip portion 12≈bust portion 14 ”.

  Further, the undershirt 10 according to the present embodiment has a knitted fabric strength relationship in the circumferential direction of the tubular knitted fabric 20 because of the knitted fabric of each part described above “support portion 13> waist portion 16> lower abdomen portion 17> interposition. The knitted fabric is in the following relationship: portion 19> underbust side portions 15a = second pelvis portion 18b> underbust central portion 15b> first pelvis portion 18a> hip portion 12≈bust portion 14 ”.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Undershirt 10a Sewing part 11 Bottom part 11a Edge part 11b Picot 12 Hip part 13 Support part 14 Bust part 15a Underbust both-sides part 15b Underbust center part 16 Waist part 17 Lower abdominal part 18a 1st pelvis part 18b 2nd Pelvic part 19 Intervening part 20 Tubular knitted fabric 21 Upper edge part 22 Lower edge part

Claims (5)

The upper edge of the tubular knitted fabric knitted by the circular knitting is cut into a substantially semi-elliptical shape in the front, rear, left and right, and remains and is formed by sewing the front and back in the vicinity of the upper edge end. , An undershirt comprising a hem part constituting a lower edge of the tubular knitted fabric,
A hip part corresponding to the buttocks of the wearer and being a substantially semi-elliptical knitted fabric adjacent to the hem part;
A support portion corresponding to the spine of the wearer and extending from the sewn portion near the upper edge to the hip portion;
A waist part corresponding to the waist part of the wearer, which is a substantially V-shaped knitted fabric connected to the support part;
A lower abdomen corresponding to the wearer's lower abdomen, knitted between the waist and hem adjacent to the waist and connected to the support;
With
The waist part is knitted with a knitting structure having the strongest pressure among the knitting structures of the tubular knitted fabric,
The undershirt is characterized in that the lower abdomen is knitted with a knitting structure having a strong pressure next to the waist part of the knitting structure of the tubular knitted fabric. In the undershirt of Claim 1,
An undershirt characterized in that picots are formed at regular intervals on the edge of the hem. In the undershirt according to claim 1 or 2,
The waist part, the lower abdomen part and the hip part are formed on the inside with a plurality of protrusions provided side by side in a bowl shape,
The undershirt characterized in that an interval between adjacent protrusions in the lower abdomen is wider than an interval between adjacent protrusions in the waist part and is smaller than an interval between adjacent protrusions in the hip part. In the undershirt of Claim 3,
An undershirt characterized in that a knitted fabric between adjacent protrusions in the hip portion is a flat knitted fabric. In the undershirt according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The stretch resistance of the support portion in the circumferential direction of the tubular knitted fabric is the largest among the knitted structures of the tubular knitted fabric,
The undershirt characterized in that the stretch resistance of the support portion in the length direction of the tubular knitted fabric is smaller than the stretch resistance of the waist portion and the lower abdomen in the length direction of the tubular knitted fabric.

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