JP3231935U - Underwear for sweat removal and sweat prevention - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide underwear for sweat-removing sweat, which has not only a sweat-absorbing function of absorbing and absorbing sweat but also a sweat-preventing function of preventing sweat from permeating into a jacket such as a brassiere or a blouse and causing sweat stains. .. SOLUTION: An adhesive woven fabric in which a breathable waterproof film is interposed between an outer material and a lining is used for a fabric of a front body 10. Sweat absorbing pads 40 are continuously provided on the upper edge portion 13 curved on the flanks of the front body 10 and the back body 20. Adhesive fabric is also used for the sweat absorbing pad 40. The neckline 12 of the front body 10 is formed into a deep U-shape covered by a brassiere worn on top of the front body 10. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to sweat-absorbing and sweat-preventing underwear, in particular, sweat-absorbing and sweat-preventing underwear having a function of preventing sweat generated on the body's skin due to sweating from permeating into clothing such as a brassiere or blouse and causing sweat stains. ..

The sweat generated on the skin of the body due to sweating may be transmitted from the front chest, chest, armpits, flanks, etc. of the body, causing various discomforts. For women, especially sweaty women, the sweat that runs down the chest, armpits, and flanks of the body causes strong discomfort, and it soaks into the clothes such as bras and blouses that you are wearing, causing sweat stains. In many cases, it is a big problem to make it happen.

Under such circumstances, underwear such as women's innerwear can complement not only the sweat-absorbing action inherent in the underwear material due to water absorption, but also the sweat-removing action exerted by the underwear material itself. As a means, a means having a "sweat absorbing function" of absorbing and absorbing sweat generated in a certain part such as the chest or underwear of the body is specially used. For example, in the preceding example, a sweat-absorbing pad is separately attached to the brassiere to be worn on the body, and the sweat-absorbing pad is used to absorb the sweat that runs down the chest so as not to impair the exhilaration. (See Patent Document 1). Further, as another prior example, it has been proposed to separately provide a sweat absorbing portion for absorbing sweat under the armpit in the inner wear (see Patent Document 2).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-007148 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2008-88598

However, the countermeasure proposed by Patent Document 1 described above is only to absorb the sweat that runs down the chest by the sweat-absorbing pad attached to the brassiere, so that the sweat-absorbing pad absorbs the sweat from the sweat-absorbing pad to the brassiere. It is not possible to prevent the sweat that has exuded from the brassiere or the sweat that has exuded into the brassiere from permeating into the outerwear such as a blouse and causing sweat stains. Further, since the innerwear proposed by Patent Document 2 described above can only absorb the sweat under the armpit by the sweat absorbing portion, the sweat absorbed by the sweat absorbing portion soaks into the blouse or other underwear. Not only is it not possible to prevent sweat stains from occurring, but it is also not possible to prevent sweat that has soaked into the innerwear itself from seeping out of the innerwear and causing sweat stains on blouses and other underwear. .. As described above, in the technique described in the preceding example, the sweat generated on the skin of the body due to sweating can be absorbed by the sweat absorbing pad or the sweat absorbing part, but the absorbed sweat is absorbed on the brassiere or blouse. Since it is not possible to prevent sweat stains from seeping into the clothes, there is a problem that it is insufficient as a measure to prevent sweat stains from the outerwear such as brassieres and blouses.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and in addition to the sweat-absorbing action of the water-absorbing (sweat-absorbing property) inherent in the underwear material, the sweat generated on the body's skin due to sweating is added to the underwear. It exerts a "sweat-removing function" that can complement the sweat-removing action exerted by the material itself, and a "sweat-stopping function" that prevents sweat from seeping into underwear such as brassieres and blouses and causing sweat stains. The purpose is to provide underwear for sweat removal and sweat prevention.

The sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear according to the present invention is a sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear worn on body parts including the chest and upper abdomen, and a moisture-permeable waterproof film is provided between the outer material and the lining on the front body fabric. An intervening adhesive fabric is used.

In this invention, the adhesive woven fabric used for the front body fabric has a three-layer structure consisting of an outer material, a moisture-permeable waterproof film, and a lining, and the outer material, the moisture-permeable waterproof film, and the lining are used. , Refers to a woven fabric that is adhered by means such as adhesive application, welding, and sewing (sewing). In addition, due to the moisture-permeable and waterproof properties of the moisture-permeable waterproof film, this adhesive woven fabric exhibits the property of allowing moisture and water vapor, which are gases, to pass through and escape, but blocking moisture such as sweat without passing through. For this reason, with respect to the fabric of the front body of the sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear according to the present invention, the sweat generated on the body's skin due to sweating is inherent in the underwear material such as the lining of the adhesive fabric (sweat absorption). Not only does it exert a "sweat-removing function" due to its sweat-removing action, but it also prevents sweat from seeping out to the outer material of the adhesive fabric while allowing moisture to escape and maintaining exhilaration due to the moisture-permeable and waterproof properties of the moisture-permeable waterproof film. It exerts a "sweat-preventing function". Therefore, if this underwear is worn on body parts including the chest and upper abdomen, and then a bra, blouse, or other underwear is worn over it, the underwear fabric absorbs and absorbs sweat. However, the situation where the sweat absorbed by the underwear fabric soaks into the underwear such as a brassiere or blouse and causes sweat stains does not occur.

In the sweat-absorbing and sweat-preventing underwear according to the present invention, it is desirable that the front body is formed so as to be in close contact with the skin of the upper abdomen when worn. According to this, the sweat that runs down from the chest to the cleavage (central part) is blocked by the fabric of the front body that is in close contact with the skin of the upper abdomen and is absorbed by the lining of the front body. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the sweat flowing down from the chest from reaching the lower abdomen and the like and causing discomfort.

In the present invention, it is desirable that a milled fabric is used for at least the back body of the front body and the back body. Milling is a type of rubber knitting, and is more elastic in the lateral direction than the most common knitting (knitting). Therefore, the underwear of this invention has an advantage that it can easily follow the movement of the body. In this regard, when the above-mentioned adhesive woven fabric is used for the front body fabric, the front body tends to be more difficult to follow the movement of the body because the adhesive woven fabric exerts an action of limiting the elasticity of the underwear. However, since good followability is ensured in the back body due to the characteristics of milling, the followability to the movement of the body as a whole is not significantly impaired.

In the present invention, it is possible to adopt a configuration in which sweat absorbing pads are continuously provided on the curved upper edges of the flanks of the front body and the back body located below the armhole. The armhole refers to the part of the underwear through which the arm passes. And, according to this configuration, the sweat absorbing pad naturally follows the armpit and is less likely to get in the way when wearing a jacket. In addition, the sweat on the side is absorbed by the sweat absorbing pad to reduce discomfort.

In the present invention, it is desirable that the sweat-absorbing pad is made of an adhesive woven fabric in which a moisture-permeable waterproof film is interposed between the outer material and the lining. If this configuration is adopted, the same "sweat-removing function" and "sweat-preventing function" as those exhibited by the adhesive woven fabric used for the front body described above are also exerted by the sweat-absorbing pad, so that the side Sweat does not soak into outerwear such as brassieres and blouses, causing sweat stains.

In the present invention, it is desirable that at least the lining of the outer material and the lining of the front body and the sweat-absorbing pad is subjected to a quick-drying water-absorbing treatment. According to this, the discomfort that the underwear clings to the body and gets stuffy due to sweat is reduced.

In the present invention, it is desirable that the neckline of the front body is formed in a deep U shape covered by a brassiere worn on top of the front body. According to this, not only is it easy to enhance fashionability because the neckline of the front body is covered by a brassiere that is worn over the front body, but the front body pushes the bulge of the chest from the armpits to the chest. Since it covers only the sweaty part without crushing, it can be worn comfortably without feeling much pressure on the chest.

As described above, the sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear according to the present invention not only has a "sweat-removing function" that absorbs sweat generated in the body due to sweating, but also causes sweat to permeate into the underwear such as a brassiere or blouse. Since it exerts a "sweat-preventing function" that prevents perspiration, it is possible not only to reduce the discomfort associated with sweating, but also to prevent sweat from causing sweat stains on underwear such as brassieres and blouses. Become. As a result, sweat stains will not be noticeable on jackets such as brassieres and blouses.

It is a front view of the sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a rear view of the underwear. It is a development view of a sweat absorption pad. It is a perspective explanatory view which showed the sweat absorption pad folded inside out. It is explanatory drawing of the adhesive woven fabric. It is a front view explanatory view of the use state.

FIG. 1 is a front view of the sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear view of the underwear 100, and FIG. 3 is a developed view of the sweat-absorbing pad 40.

The underwear 100 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is a sleeveless type, and includes a front body 10, a back body 20, left and right shoulder straps 30, 30, left and right sweat absorbing pads 40, 40, and the like. The front body 10 and the back body 20 are sewn in the vertical direction on the left and right flanks 11 and 11. Further, the left and right shoulder straps 30 and 30 are provided between the front body 10 and the back body 20, and the portion between the left and right shoulder straps 30 and 30 in the front body 10 and the joint portion between the left and right shoulder straps 30 and 30. The necklines 12 and 22 are formed by the joints between the left and right shoulder straps 30 and 30 on the back body 20, and the neckline 12 is formed in a deep U shape on the front body 10 side. On the other hand, on the back body 20 side, the neckline 22 is formed in a shallow curved shape. Further, the curved upper edges 13 and 23 of the flanks 11 and 11 on the front body 10 and the rear body 20 are formed in a deep U shape, and the sweat absorbing pad 40 is sewn on the upper edges 13 and 23. Has been done. As shown in FIG. 3, in the sweat absorbing pad 40, the outer edge portion 41 of the lower half portion is sewn to the upper edge portions 13 and 23, whereas in the unfolded state, the outer edge portion of the upper half portion forms a chevron shape. Is shaped. Reference numeral 50 indicates a decorative lace sewn on the lower ends of the front body 10 and the back body 20.

FIG. 4 is a perspective explanatory view showing the sweat absorbing pad 40 folded inside out, FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of the adhesive woven fabric 110, and FIG. 6 is a front view explanatory view of a used state.

In the above-mentioned underwear 100, as illustrated in FIG. 6, the left and right shoulder straps 30 are hung on the left and right shoulders S of the body, and the shoulder straps 30 and the upper edges 13, 23 of the front body 10 and the back body 20 are respectively. It is worn with the left and right arms A of the body passed through the left and right arm holes 101 (see FIG. 1 or 2) surrounded by. When this is worn, the sweat generated on the front chest, chest, chest armpits, armpits, etc. due to sweating runs down between the 100 front body 10 of the underwear and the skin, or runs down the flanks.

Therefore, in this underwear, some measures are taken to help appropriately treat the sweat generated in each part of the body such as the front chest, chest, and chest side. That is, the adhesive woven fabric 110 explanatoryly shown in FIG. 5 is used as the fabric of the front body 10 of the underwear 100. Similarly, as the fabric of the sweat absorbing pad 40, the adhesive woven fabric 110 explanatoryly shown in FIG. 5 is used.

The adhesive woven fabric 110 illustrated in FIG. 5 has a three-sheet laminated structure in which a sheet-shaped moisture-permeable waterproof film 113 is interposed between the outer material 111 and the lining 112. For the outer material 111 and the lining 112, fabrics generally used for underwear materials such as cotton, polyurethane, and polyester are used. On the other hand, the moisture-permeable waterproof film 113 allows moisture and water vapor with a small particle size, which have become gas, to pass through and escape, but blocks moisture such as sweat, which has a larger particle size, without passing through. A moisture-permeable polyurethane film that exhibits moisture-permeable and waterproof properties is used. Such moisture-absorbing and water-permeable fabrics are commercially available, and some commercial products are formed of a thin, supple, non-glossy polyurethane film. Therefore, in the adhesive woven fabric 110, in addition to exhibiting a "sweat absorbing function" in which the outer material 111 and the lining 112 absorb and absorb sweat, the moisture permeable waterproof film 113 particularly has the lining 112 due to its moisture permeable and waterproof characteristics. It exerts a "sweat-preventing function" that prevents the sweat that has soaked into the surface from seeping out to the outer material 111 side.

The sweat absorbing pad 40 is folded outward so as to be turned inside out as shown in FIG. 4, and is sandwiched between the armpits and arranged along the arm A as shown in FIG. For this reason, the sweat under the armpits is absorbed and absorbed by the "sweat absorbing function" of the sweat absorbing pad 40 made of the adhesive woven fabric 110, so that the sticky discomfort is reduced and the sweat under the armpits is absorbed by the armpits. It is prevented from being transmitted down to. Further, due to the moisture-permeable and waterproof characteristics of the adhesive woven fabric 110 used in the sweat-absorbing pad 40, it exerts a "sweat-preventing function" to prevent sweat from seeping out from the outer material of the sweat-absorbing pad 40.

The underwear 100 is basically worn on the brassiere 200 directly on the chest and upper abdomen of the body as shown in FIG. Therefore, the above-mentioned "sweat-preventing function" exerted by the adhesive woven fabric 110 adopted in the front body 10 prevents the brassiere 200 from causing sweat stains. Further, even if the brassiere 200 is worn on the underwear 100, the neckline 12 of the front body 10 is formed in a deep U-shape and is covered by the brassiere 200. There is an advantage that the inconvenience that 12 is exposed and impairs fashionability does not occur. In addition, since the front body 10 covers only the sweaty part without crushing the bulge of the chest from the side of the chest to the bottom of the chest, it can be worn without feeling pressure on the chest. become able to. Further, due to the sweat-preventing function of the adhesive woven fabric 110 used for the sweat-absorbing pad 40, the situation that sweat exudes from the outer material of the sweat-absorbing pad 40 and causes sweat stains on the brassiere 200 does not occur.

Further, in the underwear 100, a cloth which is a milling underwear material is used for the outer material and the lining of the front body 10 and the fabric of the back body 20. Milling is a type of rubber knitting and is highly elastic in the lateral direction. Therefore, the underwear 100 has an advantage that it is not likely to feel oppressive even when worn under the brassiere 200 because it is highly elastic in the lateral direction and easily follows the movement of the body. In this regard, since the above-mentioned adhesive woven fabric 110 is used for the fabric of the front body 10, the front body 10 tends to be more difficult to follow the movement of the body than the back body 20, but the back body 20 Since good followability is ensured by the characteristics of milling, the followability to the movement of the body is not significantly impaired as a whole.

Further, in this underwear 100, the front body 10 is formed so as to be in close contact with the skin of the upper abdomen when worn. Therefore, the sweat that runs down from the chest to the cleavage of the chest is blocked by the fabric of the front body 10 that is in close contact with the skin of the upper abdomen and is absorbed by the lining of the front body 10. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the sweat flowing down from the chest from reaching the lower abdomen and the like and causing discomfort.

In addition, in this underwear 100, the linings of the front body 10 and the sweat absorbing pad 40 are each subjected to a quick-drying water absorbing treatment. The quick-drying water absorption process is a process that gives the fabric a function of quickly absorbing sweat and a function of accelerating the drying of the fabric that has absorbed sweat, and adds a quick-drying / water absorption aid when dyeing the fabric. It is done by doing. This quick-drying water-absorbing process reduces the discomfort that the underwear 100 clings to the body and gets stuffy due to sweat, and helps to maintain a smooth fit.

In this embodiment, a case where a milled fabric is used for the fabric of the back body 20 has been described, but this point is that the outer material 111 and the lining 112 of the front body 10 and the fabric of the back body 20 are milled. Of course, a knitted fabric may be used, and the quick-drying water-absorbing treatment described above may be applied to both the outer material 111 and the lining 112 of the front body 10 and the sweat-absorbing pad 40, respectively. Of course.

The inventor of the present application conducted an experiment described below with the intention of confirming the "sweat removing function" and the "sweat stopping function" of the underwear according to the present invention. In the underwear used in this experiment, a blended material of 69% cotton, 25% polyester, and 6% polyurethane, which is a general underwear material, was used for the outer material and lining of the adhesive woven fabric forming the front body. A moisture-permeable polyurethane film was used as the moisture-permeable waterproof film of the adhesive woven fabric. A similar blended material and moisture-permeable waterproof film were used for the adhesive fabric forming the sweat-absorbing pad 40. Further, the same blended material was used for the back body 20. Water is slowly poured 5 cc each by a spoid onto the lining 112 of the front body 10 of the underwear and the lining of the sweat absorbing pad 40 on one side, and the outer material and the lining of the adhesive fabric forming the front body 10 and the sweat absorbing pad 40 are formed. The degree of wetness was observed visually and by touch.

As a result of this experiment, it was confirmed by appearance and touch that the front body and the lining of the sweat-absorbing pad were moist by absorbing moisture, but the front body 10 had a total of 80 CC, and the sweat-absorbing pad 40 on one side had a total of up to 15 cc. If so, it could be confirmed that those outer materials were not wet at all in appearance and touch. As a result, it was possible to confirm the "sweat removing function" and the "sweat stopping function" of the underwear.

10 Front body 13 Curved upper edge on the side of the front body 23 Curved upper edge on the side of the back body 40 Sweat absorbing pad 12 Neckline of the front body 100 Sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear (underwear)
101 Armhole 110 Adhesive woven fabric 111 Outer material 112 Lining 113 Breathable waterproof film 200 Bra

Claims (7)

Sweat-absorbing and antiperspirant underwear worn on body parts including the chest and upper abdomen.
Sweat-absorbing and sweat-stopping underwear characterized by the use of an adhesive woven fabric with a breathable waterproof film interposed between the outer material and the lining for the fabric of the front body. The sweat-absorbing and sweat-preventing underwear according to claim 1, wherein the front body is formed so as to be in close contact with the skin of the upper abdomen when worn. The sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a milling-knitted fabric is used for at least the back body of the front body and the back body. The sweat-absorbing sweat-stopping agent according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a sweat-absorbing pad is continuously provided on the curved upper edge of the flanks of the front body and the back body located below the armhole. underwear. The sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear according to claim 4, wherein an adhesive woven fabric in which a moisture-permeable waterproof film is interposed between the outer material and the lining is used for the sweat-absorbing pad. The sweat-absorbing sweat-preventing underwear according to claim 4 or 5, wherein at least the lining of the outer material and the lining of the front body and the sweat-absorbing pad is subjected to a quick-drying water-absorbing treatment. The sweat-removing sweat stopper according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the neckline of the front body is formed in a deep U-shape covered by a brassiere worn on top of the front body. Underwear for.

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