JP3229312U - Apron straps and strap sets and material kits - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily construct an apron anytime and anywhere by using a familiar cloth, an apron strap which is extremely easy to be fixed to the lumbar region and can be expanded and contracted, and has excellent appearance. A strap set and a material kit for them are provided. SOLUTION: An apron strap 1 has a strap body 2 obtained by knitting a string body by a braiding method, and a strap body 2 in the longitudinal direction for gripping an upper edge or a side edge of the cloth body of the front body of the apron. It has locking means 3 provided at both ends or one end, and the locking means 3 is woven into the strap body 2. The strap set includes one apron strap 1 provided with locking means 3 at both ends in the longitudinal direction and two straps 1 for an apron provided with locking means 3 only at one end in the longitudinal direction. The material kit includes a string and a plurality of locking means. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to an apron strap and a strap set that are knitted by a method of braiding, and a material kit for knitting an apron strap.

Aprons are often used at home and at work to prevent workers from getting dirty when handling easily soiled items such as food and paint. The aprons that are used on a daily basis except for special purposes are the front body cloth that covers the front of the wearer's body, and the neck strap or shoulder strap that locks the upper side of the front body cloth to the neck and shoulders. It is composed of a waist strap for fixing the side of the middle part to the waist.

Conventionally, many various types of aprons are commercially available, and are appropriately selected according to the wearer's purpose of use, frequency of use, appearance, color pattern, and the like. In addition, a detachable strap (neck string or waist string) for diverting a familiar cloth such as a towel or handkerchief as the front body of the apron and hanging this cloth around the wearer's neck or fixing it to the waist ) Has also been proposed.

For example, Patent Document 1 describes a string with a clip that combines a fish clip and a twill tape for the purpose of providing a prop that can easily use a face towel or the like as a cafe apron. Further, FIGS. 1 and 4 of Patent Document 2 describe a strap (neck cord) in which two apron fasteners having a specific structure are connected to each other by a cord.

Utility Model Registration No. 3141102 Gazette Utility Model Registration No. 3043784

The front body cloth of many conventional aprons has an irregular shape instead of a square or rectangle, and the neck strap and waist strap are sewn together, which causes troublesome washing and folding work after washing. there were. In particular, when the apron is used in the kitchen or kitchen, or when eating or drinking, it is necessary to maintain its cleanliness, so if the washing or folding work after washing is delayed, the same apron can be used repeatedly. There was also the big problem of being constrained.

In addition, although the apron strap is less likely to get dirty than the front body of the apron, it is sewn on the front body, so it is often designed on the assumption that it will be washed frequently. For this reason, there is also a problem that it is difficult to delicately decorate the apron to enhance its appearance and fashionability.

Further, since the size and mounting position of the neck strap, shoulder strap, and waist strap are fixed in a general apron, it is difficult for a plurality of wearers having different physiques to share one apron. Furthermore, many people who use aprons need to prepare hand wipes and cloths other than aprons, and there are often situations where work must be interrupted to wipe hands, tableware, etc. during cooking. doing. In addition, every time you wear an apron, you have to tie a ribbon on your back to untie it.

In view of the problems of the prior art as described above, the present invention can easily construct an apron anytime and anywhere by using a cloth such as a bath towel that is familiar to the present invention, and can adjust the length and the waist. It is an object of the present invention to provide a strap and strap set for an apron and a material kit for knitting a strap for an apron, which are extremely easy to fix and have excellent appearance.

The strap for an apron of the present invention that achieves the above object is a strap body formed by knitting a string body by a braiding method, and the strap body for gripping the upper edge or side edge of the cloth body of the front body of the apron. It has locking means provided at both ends or one end in the longitudinal direction, and the locking means is indispensably woven into the strap body (claim 1).

In the strap for the apron, it is preferable that the method of the braid is macrame knitting and that the strap body has a stretchable slide portion in the intermediate region in the longitudinal direction (claim 2). By providing such a slide portion, the length of the strap body can be easily adjusted according to the physique of the wearer, and the versatility is significantly improved.

Further, the apron strap preferably has regular irregularities along the longitudinal direction of the strap body (claim 3). The presence of this regular unevenness makes it easier for children and the elderly to wear an apron.

The apron strap set of the present invention is characterized by including two apron straps provided with locking means at both ends in the longitudinal direction according to claim 1 (claim 4). Two such apron straps can be preferably used as a neck strap and a waist strap.

Further, the apron strap set of the present invention according to a different aspect from the above is only one apron strap provided with locking means at both ends in the longitudinal direction according to claim 1 and only one end in the longitudinal direction. It is characterized by including two straps for an apron provided with locking means (claim 5). One apron strap provided with locking means at both ends in the longitudinal direction is used as a neck strap, and two apron straps provided with locking means only at one end in the longitudinal direction are preferably used as a waist strap. it can.

Further, the present invention also provides a material kit for knitting a strap for an apron, which includes the string body according to claim 1 and a plurality of locking means (claim 6). If necessary, the material kit may further include a decorative body such as an apron cloth or beads. Such a material kit can provide the enjoyment of hand-crafting apron straps and strap sets as described above.

Since the strap and strap set for the apron of the present invention can be easily attached to and detached from the apron front body cloth, the washability and foldability of the front body cloth can be improved. In addition, the apron strap and strap set of the present invention can enhance the appearance and fashionability of the entire apron. Furthermore, the apron can be easily constructed anytime and anywhere by using a cloth such as a bath towel that is familiar to us, and it is extremely easy to adjust the length and fix it to the lumbar region. In addition, by using the material kit of the present invention, even a beginner of the braid can easily manufacture the apron strap and the strap set while referring to the instruction manual and the like.

It is a reference photograph which shows the whole shape of the apron strap which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. This is a partially enlarged reference photograph of the locking means (plastic eyeball clip) of the apron strap. This is a partially enlarged reference photograph of the locking means (disk-shaped magnet) of the apron strap. This is a partially enlarged reference photograph of a stretchable slide portion provided in the intermediate region in the longitudinal direction of the apron strap body. The two sets of strings hanging downward from the slide portion are decorative strings for adjusting the length of the strap body. It is a reference photograph which shows the whole shape of the apron strap which concerns on another embodiment of this invention. It is a reference photograph which shows one Embodiment of the strap set for an apron of this invention. It is a reference photograph which shows the strap set for an apron which concerns on another embodiment of this invention, and the use state thereof.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings (reference photographs). The present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

(Apron strap)
As shown in FIG. 1, the strap 1 for an apron of the present invention includes a strap body 2 in which a string body (not shown) is knitted by a knitting string method, and an upper edge or a side edge of the cloth body of the front body of the apron. It has locking means 3 provided at both ends or one end in the longitudinal direction of the strap body in order to grip the strap body. The locking means 3 is woven into the strap body 2 via the woven portion 4.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, one locking means 3 is woven into both ends of the strap body 2. Further, in another embodiment shown in FIG. 5, one locking means 3 is woven into one end of the strap body 2. As described above, the apron strap 1 of the present invention is characterized in that the locking means 3 is woven into both ends or one end in the longitudinal direction of the strap body 2.

The method of knitting a string body (not shown) by the method of braiding is not particularly limited, and a known method of braiding can be used. The material, size, and number of strings to be used are not particularly limited, and the string can be appropriately selected according to the method of braiding. Further, a known knitting method such as machine knitting or hand knitting can be adopted.

The shape, material, and gripping mechanism of the locking means 3 are not particularly limited as long as the apron cloth can be detachably and securely gripped. FIG. 2 shows a partially enlarged view of a plastic eyeball clip 3a having a pinch opening on a flat plate and having an eyeball hole in the knob portion. In this embodiment, the plastic eyeball clip 3a as the locking means 3 is woven into the strap body 2 by inserting the string body into the eyeball hole in the knob portion.

FIG. 3 shows a partially enlarged view in which a disk-shaped magnet 3b is adopted as another embodiment of the locking means 3 and woven into two bifurcated ends of the strap body 2. The size and shape of the disk-shaped magnet 3b are not particularly limited, and for example, magnets having various shapes coated and molded in a disk shape with plastic can be used. Further, the binding decoration 4a can be used to maintain the shape of the braided portion 4 and prevent the disk-shaped magnet 3b from falling off. The size and material of the binding decoration 4a are also not particularly limited.

In the apron strap of the present invention, among the various braided cord methods described above, as shown in FIG. 4, the braided cord method is macrame knitting, and the strap body 2 can be expanded and contracted in the intermediate region in the longitudinal direction. It is preferable to have a sliding portion 5. Longitudinal method The length of the intermediate region and the slide portion 5 is not particularly limited. Further, the pair of string-like bodies hanging downward from the slide portion 5 can be a decorative string 6 for adjusting the length of the strap body 2. A tassel-shaped charm 7 is provided at the tip of the decorative string 6.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, in the apron strap of the present invention, it is preferable that the strap body has regular uneven shapes 8 and 9. The total length and height of the uneven shape and the number of repeated irregularities are not particularly limited. The presence of such an uneven shape makes it extremely easy to fix the apron cloth to the lumbar region.

(Strap set for apron)
As shown in FIG. 6, the apron strap set A according to the embodiment of the present invention includes two apron straps 10 (2) provided with locking means 3 at both ends in the longitudinal direction described above. It is a feature. The number of the apron straps 10 (2) may be two or more, and the presence or absence of the slide portion is not particularly limited.

As shown in FIG. 7, the apron strap set A according to another embodiment of the present invention includes one apron strap 10 (2) provided with locking means 3 at both ends in the longitudinal direction described above, and a longitudinal strap set A. It is characterized by including two apron straps 11 (2) provided with locking means 3 only at one end of the direction. In this case, the apron strap 10 (2) provided with the locking means 3 at both ends is used as a neck strap, and the apron strap 11 (2) provided with the locking means only at one end is used as a waist strap. Be done. Then, the apron C is completed by attaching it to the cloth body B of the front body of the apron via each of the locking members 3.

(Material kit for knitting straps for aprons)
The material kit for knitting a strap for an apron of the present invention is characterized by including a string body as described above and a plurality of locking means. By using this material kit, even a beginner of braided cord can easily manufacture the strap and strap set for the apron while referring to the instruction manual and the like.

1 Strap for apron 2 Strap body 3 Locking means 3a Plastic eyeball clip as locking means 3b Disc-shaped magnet as locking means 4 Knitting part of strap body to locking means 4a Bundling decoration of knitting part 5 Slide part of the strap body 6 Decorative string for adjusting the length of the strap body 7 Tassell-shaped charm 8 Convex part of the strap body 9 Recessed part of the strap body 10 (2) Strap for apron 11 (2) having locking means at both ends Strap for apron with locking means at one end A Strap set for apron B Cloth of front body of apron C Apron

Claims (6)

The strap body, which is made by knitting the string body by the method of braiding,
The apron has locking means provided at both ends or one end in the longitudinal direction of the strap body for gripping the upper edge or the side edge of the cloth body of the front body of the apron.
The locking means is an apron strap that is woven into the strap body. The apron strap according to claim 1, wherein the method of the braid is macrame knitting, and the strap body has a stretchable slide portion in an intermediate region in the longitudinal direction. The apron strap according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the strap has regular irregularities along the longitudinal direction of the strap body. The apron strap set according to claim 1, further comprising two apron straps provided with locking means at both ends in the longitudinal direction. The present invention includes one apron strap provided with locking means at both ends in the longitudinal direction according to claim 1, and two apron straps provided with locking means only at one end in the longitudinal direction. Characterized strap set for apron. A material kit for knitting a strap for an apron, which comprises the string body according to claim 1 and a plurality of locking means.