JP4423501B2 - Solid tie with tie fastener - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a tie having a three-dimensional visual effect with a sword threader that also serves as a tie fastener.

  Conventionally, as a method to fasten the tie to the shirt, insert the pin of the main body from the front side of the tie to the front of the tie and the shirt, and tie the tie pin type that fastens the tip of the pin on the back side of the shirt, and the tie and the front of the shirt Use a tie fastener such as a rod-shaped tie clip type that holds both sides and a tie chain type with a chain on the tie clip.

  The conventional tie pattern and design are expressed in a plane.

  Background art mentioned above

Because the tie fasteners exist separately from the tie, they may be forgotten or lost. In addition, recent ties have a wide range of types, various patterns, and individualized patterns, and there are many cases where conventional tie fasteners are avoided or not used as an obstacle that impairs the aesthetics of the tie itself.

  However, the phenomenon that occurs when you wear a jacket or a suit and do not wear a tie, the phenomenon that the tie rides on the shoulder etc. due to the wind is annoying on the way of walking. It is dangerous because it hinders the drooping work.

In addition, conventional tie patterns and designs can only be expressed on a flat surface, and cannot fully satisfy the taste and fashionability of a wide variety of recent individuals.
In addition, since the sword passer is usually made of cloth, the sewn part may break and come off, or it may be cut off and removed, and the hidden stiletto may appear.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a tie that can be used to attach a tie to a shirt at any time as needed without using a conventional tie fastener, and to express a part of the tie pattern or design in three dimensions. The issue is to provide.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the first invention fixes the sword threader, which also serves as a tie fastener, to a three-dimensional object that imitates a tie pattern or a part of a design, and does not come off or take off Thus, the tie is characterized by being fixed to the tie.

According to the first invention, the sword passer, which also serves as a tie fastener, is fixed to a three-dimensional shape imitating a part of the tie pattern or pattern, so that it cannot be detached or removed. Now that you have settled, you can always tie your shirt to the shirt as needed.

One embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG.
The swords pass in FIGS. 1 and 1 are plastic materials including acrylic resin, vinyl chloride, and ABS resin, aluminum alloy materials including pure aluminum, pure copper, copper alloy materials, and iron materials including stainless steel. , Plated iron / gold / silver / copper, brass, platinum, titanium, hard glass, enamel, processed wood, earthenware, hard rubber, hard fiber, hard vinyl chloride, and other materials with the same or higher hardness ,

  Internal temperature and external damage, destruction, cracking, surface peeling, and molded shape are not deformed at an air temperature of 80 ° C. to −40 ° C., and an individual material having a volume expansion rate and a reduction rate of 20% or less is used.

  After passing through the back tie of the tie as shown in Fig. 3, it slides and puts it in the front opening part without being disturbed by the buttons around the front of the shirt, and the outside dimensions that also play the role of holding the tie on the shirt, The tie table is formed into a U-shaped deformed shape with a closed mouth as shown in FIGS. 1 and 1 and within a range of width 4 cm to 10 cm, height 0.2 cm to 10 cm, and depth 0.5 cm to 5 cm. Fasten to the back of the belt.

The stopping method is to make one or more round holes of 0.2 cm to 1 cm in the tie outer surface of the tie that corresponds to the fixed position of the sword through the surface of the tie surface in the same position.

One or more three-dimensional shapes as shown in FIGS. 2 and 2, which are comprised of the outer dimensions of the described definition material, width 0.5 cm to 10 cm, height 0.5 cm to 10 cm, and depth 0.1 cm to 8 cm, The tie outer band body is sandwiched between the holes, directly through the sword, and engaged with screws, screws, bolts, eyelets, welding, and other methods that have the same effect and strength, and are coupled and fixed together.

Since the three-dimensional shape described is a three-dimensional shape imitating a part of the tie pattern and design, the fixed angle of the sword passers in FIGS. Within 0 to 180 degrees of the range in which the band can pass vertically. However, the position to be fixed is a height within 1 cm to 80 cm at the lower end of the tie surface band, and is a position where the right and left can be kept even.

Other embodiments

  In the embodiment of FIG. 2, one or more three-dimensional objects are fixed only at positions overlapping and facing the sword passer, but depending on the tie pattern or design, it may be different.

The material defined in the description,

Within the range of the size defined in the description, one or more other three-dimensional shapes that are the same or different from the three-dimensional shape are within the surface area of the tie surface that does not overlap the three-dimensional shape.

One or more may be arranged by the described fixing method.

  However, in this case, the items that are fixed on the back of the tie

The material defined in the description,

It shall be a plate-shaped object within the stated size range. In some cases, the tie itself is directly fixed without using the plate-like object.

The shape in FIGS. 2 and 2 is a shape that three-dimensionally simulates a part of a tie pattern or design, and therefore the shape changes in a tie having a different pattern or design.

The partial external appearance sectional view which looked at the tie which shows the embodiment of the present invention from the slant back side Partial external cross-sectional view of the tie viewed obliquely from the front Partial external cross-sectional view of the same tie attached to a shirt and viewed from the diagonal back Partial external view of the tie viewed from the front Partial external view of the tie viewed from the back Sectional view of the tie viewed from the bottom Partial sectional view of the same tie as seen from the bottom with a shirt Partial external view of the tie viewed from the left side Partial external view of the tie viewed from the right Partial external view of a conventional tie as seen from the front Partial external view of a conventional tie viewed from the back

Explanation of symbols

1 Sword through 2 3D shape 3 Tie face belt 4 Tie back belt 5 Front part of the front of the shirt 6 Front button of the front of the shirt

Claims (1)

A figure that also serves as a tie fastener that allows the tie's sword through the back tie of the tie, then slides into the front opening of the front of the shirt and fastens the tie to the shirt. 1. A deformed U-shaped object with a closed mouth such as 1 and 1 is fixed to the back side of the tie outer surface, and the tie sword is attached to the tie fastener. One or more holes are made in the tie table belt body that hits the fixed position of the sword through the surface of the tie so that it does not come off or come off. A three-dimensional object is arranged on the surface side and fixed to the sword passer by sandwiching the tie outer band body, and this three-dimensional object three-dimensionally imitates a part of the pattern and design of the tie. Shape and , Tie clasp with solid tie, characterized in that with the shape of the solid to tie Table band surface side.

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