JP3313070B2 - Hook tape for hanging clothes - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a brassier band, a garter belt, a waist nipper, a body suit, a girdle, and other women's underwear or a jacket. The present invention relates to a hook tape in which hooks to be hooked on loop-shaped eyes (female hooks) sewn to eye tape are sewn.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In general, a buckle for clothing such as a band for a bra or a waist nipper for a skirt,
At one end, a loop-shaped eye (female hook) with a bent metal wire is sewn on a tape-shaped cloth, and at the other end, a hook (male hook) with a bent metal wire is cut with a tape-shaped cloth. Using a pair of sewn tapes, each is cut into short pieces and sewn, and a hook is hooked to the eye.

[0003] In the conventional hook, the attachment piece at the base end is formed in parallel with the hook piece at the tip end, so there is no resistance portion in the direction in which the hook comes off when hooked on the eye, and the hook is simple. There was a disadvantage that it would come off.

[0004]

In order to solve the problem that the hook is easily detached, the applicants have firstly integrated a mountain-shaped small projection on the surface side of the attachment piece facing the hook piece of the hook. We have developed a hook tape that prevents the hook from coming off the eye by reducing the distance between the small protrusion and the hook.

However, conventionally, in order to manufacture this hook tape, an automatic hook sewing machine that automatically sews a large number of hooks to a tape-like cloth at required intervals is used. However, in this sewing machine, a large number of hooks are stocked. The hooks with the small projections are put in the dish because a mechanism is used in which the hooks are stored in the dish and the hooks are sequentially fed from the dish to the sewn portion through the feeder by vibration. However, the hooks are entangled by vibration, and at this time, unlike the conventional hook, there is a small protrusion on the hook mounting surface,
There has been a problem in that the entangled hooks do not come off and many of them remain in the plate without being fed to the sewing section.

Further, the closer the protruding position of the small projection is to the distal end side of the hook piece, the more the movement of the eye hooked on the hook is allowed, and the closer the position of the small projection is to the base end side of the hook piece, the more the eye is However, since the user has a preference for how to hook the eye, several types of hooks with different positions of small projections must be prepared in the manufacture of hook tape, and sewing is also required. It was pointed out as a difficulty that the sewing machine had to be replaced frequently with hooks in the work.

After all, at present, there is no effective solution for preventing the entanglement of the hooks with the small projections from being easily entangled. In view of the disadvantage of preparing a hook, the adoption of the hook with the small projection has to be forgotten, and development of an alternative means for preventing the hook from coming off has been desired.

[0008]

A projecting ridge (8) perpendicular to the projecting direction of the hook piece (3) of the hook (1) is provided on the back surface of the hook tape (4) to be sewn over the surface side of the mounting piece (2) of the hook (1). The formed strip 9 is sewn or formed on the fabric of the hook tape 4 to be sewn over the surface of the mounting piece 2 of the hook 1, and a ridge 8 is formed in a direction orthogonal to the direction in which the hook piece 3 protrudes. By reducing the interval between the hook 1 and the hook 3 by the ridge 8, the hook 1 hooked to the loop-shaped eye 11 is less likely to come off.

Since the conventional hook 1 having no small mountain-shaped projections on the surface side of the mounting piece can be used as the hook 1, it can be attached to the hook tape 4 by a conventional automatic hook sewing machine.

Also, a ridge 8 perpendicular to the direction in which the hook 3 of the hook 1 projects is provided on the back surface of the fabric 5, 5 'of the hook tape 4 to be sewn over the surface of the mounting piece 2 of the hook 1. By sewing the formed strip 9, it is easier to form the ridge 8 on the strip 9 than the cloth of the tape 4 to which the hook 1 is sewn, and the position of the ridge 8 with respect to the projecting direction of the hook 3. The height of the tape is easy to adjust, it is flexible, and it is convenient to handle. In addition, since the strip 9 has the same reinforcing function as the interlining of the tape 4, the strength of the tape itself can be increased. it can.

The hook mounting piece 2 is sewn to the fabric 5, 5 'or the strip 9 of the hook tape 4 having the ridge 8 perpendicular to the direction in which the hook piece 3 of the hook 1 projects. Since the attachment piece 2 is sewn to the fabric 5, 5 'or the strip 9 via the ridge 8, the attachment piece 2 bites into the ridge 8, and is firmly fixed.

Further, in the hook 1 having a short end piece 3c which is bent slightly obliquely upward and protrudes forward from the end of the horizontal piece 3b, the opening of the end portion between the horizontal piece 3b and the hook tape 4 is opened. Large, and it is easy to catch on the eye 11.

[0013]

3 and 4 show a first embodiment of a hook 1 used in the present invention. The hook 1 is formed by bending a metal wire and forming a center portion of a main portion formed in a rectangular frame shape. And a hook piece 3 rising from the center of the rear end in a hook shape. The hook piece 3 has an upward piece 3a rising upward from the mounting piece 2;
A horizontal piece 3b extending substantially horizontally from the upper end to the tip end of the mounting piece 2 is formed in a hook shape.

The hook 1 is, as shown in FIGS.
The upper piece 5 having a narrow width and the folded piece 5 ′ and the lower cloth 6 having a wide width are obtained by folding the mounting piece 2 into two pieces of a hook tape 4.
And a plurality of the folded pieces 6 ′ are sewn and fixed with sewing threads 7 at a predetermined interval.

On the back surface of the upper fabric 5 or the folded-back piece 5 ', a strip 9 having a ridge 8 formed in the longitudinal direction along the longitudinal direction thereof is interposed and sewn with a sewing thread 7, whereby the figure is formed. As shown in FIG.
The space between the upper cloth 5 and the hook 3 is made narrower in a direction perpendicular to the projecting direction.

The installation position of the ridge 8 with respect to the projection direction of the hook 3 of the hook 1 can be easily and freely adjusted by adjusting the sewing position of the strip 9 and the formation position of the ridge 8 on the strip 9. can do.

As shown in FIG. 1, the sewing thread 7 is continuously sewn on the upper fabric 5 and the folded edge of the folded piece 5 'and the periphery of the hook piece 3 by an automatic hook sewing machine. The frame and the middle crosspiece 2 'are tied together.

The ridge 8 may be formed of a thick thread sewn along the longitudinal direction of the cloth strip 9 or rubber baked in a thread shape, or the ridge 8 may be made of a soft material together with the strip 9. It is molded integrally with a synthetic resin, and the raised height is adjusted in accordance with the degree of ease of removal of the loop-shaped eye hooked on the hook 1.

Between the lower fabric 6 and the folded piece 6 ',
A reinforcement interlining 10 made of a nonwoven fabric or the like is interposed and sewn with a sewing thread 7 similarly.

The ridges 8 may be formed directly on the upper cloth 5 or the folded-back piece 5 ', instead of being formed on the strip 9.

FIG. 5 shows an eye tape 12 to which a loop-shaped eye 11 for hooking the hook 1 is attached.

FIGS. 6 and 7 show a second embodiment of the hook 1 used in the present invention. The hook 1 is formed by bending a metal wire and attaching a center piece 2 'at the center of a rectangular frame.
And a hook 3 that rises from the center of the tip in a substantially hook shape. The hook 3 is an upward piece 3a that rises upward from the mounting piece 2 and a tip side of the mounting piece 2 from the upper end. And a short end piece 3c extending slightly obliquely upward and slightly forward from the end thereof.

The hook 1 of the second embodiment sew the mounting piece 2 to the hook tape 4 with a sewing thread 7 as in the first embodiment, but is bent slightly obliquely upward and forward from the tip of the horizontal piece 3b. Since the short end piece 3c that protrudes is formed, the opening of the end portion between the horizontal piece 3b and the hook tape 4 is larger than in the case of the first embodiment, and the hook 11 is easily hooked on the eye 11.

When the hook tape 4 is used, it is cut into a short piece containing a required number (generally two) of the hooks 1, and the cut ends are heat-welded, and then a bra stop band, a garter belt, and a waist. It is sewn to a hook of a garment such as a nipper (the eye tape 12 is also used).

[0025]

As described above, according to the present invention, a ridge is formed on a hook tape cloth to be sewn so as to cover the surface side of the hook attaching piece, in a direction perpendicular to the projecting direction of the hook hook piece,
Because this ridge narrows the distance between the hook and the hook,
The hook hooked on the looped eye is less likely to come off.

In a hook formed with a short end piece which is bent slightly obliquely upward and protrudes forward from the end of the horizontal piece, the end portion between the horizontal piece and the hook tape has a large opening, so that the eye can be easily seen. It becomes easy to catch.

Since a conventional hook having no mountain-shaped small projections on the surface side of the mounting piece can be used as the hook, it can be mounted on the hook tape by a conventional automatic hook sewing machine.

Also, a strip having a ridge perpendicular to the projecting direction of the hook hook is sewn on the back surface of the fabric of the hook tape to be sewn to cover the front side of the hook attachment piece. It is easier to form the ridge on the strip than the cloth of the tape on which the sewing is sewn, and the position and height of the ridge with respect to the projecting direction of the hook are easy to adjust, and the handling is convenient. At the same time, since the strip has the same reinforcing function as the interlining of the tape, the stiffness of the tape itself can be increased.

The hook attachment piece is sewn on a hook tape cloth or strip having a projection perpendicular to the projecting direction of the hook hook piece, and the attachment piece is attached to the hook tape via the projection. The attachment piece cuts into the ridge to be sewn to the cloth or the strip-shaped piece, and can be firmly fixed.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a part of a hook tape according to a first embodiment of the present invention, which is cut away.

FIG. 2 is a vertical side view of the hook tape according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a hook used in the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a side view of a hook used in the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of the eye tape.

FIG. 6 is a vertical sectional side view of a hook tape according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a side view of a hook used in a second embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hook 2 Attachment piece 2 'Middle crosspiece 3 Hook piece 3a Upward piece 3b Lateral piece 3c Tip piece 4 Hook tape 5 Upper fabric 5' Fold piece 6 Lower fabric 6 'Fold piece 7 Sewing thread 8 Protrusion 9 Strip strip 10 Core 11 eye 12 eye tape

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A hook which is orthogonal to the direction in which the hooks of the hooks, which are upward and sideways, are formed on the back surface of the cloth of the hook tape to be sewn over the front side of the hook attachment pieces. A hook tape for fastening a garment, characterized in that a strip having a strip formed thereon is sewn and the interval between the hook and the hook is narrowed by the protrusion. 2. A hook tape, which covers the surface of a hook mounting piece and is sewn on the hook tape, is provided with a ridge that is perpendicular to the direction in which the horizontal pieces of the hook hooks are composed of an upward piece and a horizontal piece. A hook tape for retaining a garment, wherein said hook tape is formed so that a distance between the hook and a hook portion is reduced by the protrusion. 3. A hook tape, comprising an upward piece, a horizontal piece, and a tip piece projecting obliquely upward from the tip thereof, on the back surface of a hook tape fabric to be sewn over the front side of the hook attachment piece. A hook tape for hooking clothes, characterized in that a band-like piece having a ridge that is perpendicular to the projecting direction of the piece is sewn, and the interval between the hook and the hook is narrowed by the ridge. .