JP5763259B1 - Cuff structure of elastic clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

A cuff structure of a shirt or the like can be reproduced on a cuff of a polo shirt or the like, and a cuff structure of an elastic clothing is provided. A part Q1 constituting a cuff for a cloth clothing is formed of a stretchable material. A stretchable interlining Q2 is bonded to the back side of the part Q1, and a cuff-like sewing material Q is provided. The sewing material Q is sewn into the sleeve P end of the elastic clothing. A stretchable interlining Q2 woven with 15 denier nylon yarn is used. The interlining Q2 is bonded to the back side of the part Q1 with a polyamide adhesive to form the sewing material Q. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention is capable of forming a cuff of a stretchable garment in, for example, a cuff shape of a shirt, and can freely raise and lower the cuff even when a cuff button is put on. About.

  Shirts such as shirts and blouses are made of fabric, and cuffs formed on the cuffs are less stretchable. Therefore, when the shirts of the shirts are lifted up, it is necessary to remove the cuff links.

  On the other hand, a shirt cuff structure described in Patent Document 1, a cuff structure described in Patent Document 2, and the like have been proposed as a structure that allows the sleeve to be freely raised and lowered while the cuff button of the cuff is kept on. Yes.

  That is, in the cuff structure of the shirt described in Patent Document 1, the elastic sleeve is sewn on one back side and the other front side of the cuff so that the sleeve is raised and lowered while the cuff button is kept on. This is the configuration.

  Further, the cuff structure described in Patent Document 2 fixes a base end portion provided with an elastic stretch material on the back surface of the core of the cuff body, and provides a strip piece protruding from the base end portion. A button hole for hooking a cuff button is formed at the tip. Accordingly, the base end portion of the strip-shaped piece expands and contracts even when the cuff button is fitted to the distal end portion of the strip-shaped piece, so that the cuff can be raised and lowered.

  On the other hand, cut-and-sew products such as polo shirts can be easily raised and lowered even with long sleeve cuffs because the material itself is elastic. Recently, there is a tendency to prefer high-quality long-sleeved polo shirts in golf competitions, etc., and there is a demand for formal clothing, so the design of cuffs in cut-and-sew products has been reviewed.

Japanese Patent No. 4752070 Utility model registration No. 3043665 gazette

  According to the cuff described in Patent Document 1, since a stretchable band is exposed from the cuff, a sense of incongruity occurs when used for formal cuffs and cuffs of high-grade shirts.

  In addition, in the cuff described in Patent Document 2, since the stretchable portion is hidden behind the cuff, there is less sense of incongruity. I need it. In addition, when the elastic stretchable material is elongated, deformation occurs in a portion where the elastic stretchable material is fixed, so that the appearance of the cuffs may be impaired.

  On the other hand, in order to make a long-sleeved polo shirt preferred in golf competitions and the like high-class, for example, it is effective to adopt a cuff design of shirts as a cuff design of a polo shirt. However, until now, no cuff structure of fabric shirts has been proposed for cuffs of cut-and-sew products.

  That is, a cut-and-sew product such as a polo shirt has a configuration in which a knit material is cut and sewed, so that the material itself has elasticity, so that it is extremely difficult to reproduce the cuff structure of a fabric shirt. That is, when a non-stretchable cuff is used, it becomes difficult to sew a non-stretchable cuff on a stretchable sleeve. On the other hand, when the cuff is formed of a stretchable material, the cuff button may be easily detached from the buttonhole when the cuff is extended.

  Therefore, the present invention was created to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it becomes possible to reproduce the cuff structure of a fabric shirt on the sleeve of a stretchable clothing such as a cut-and-saw, and the cuffs are expanded and contracted. However, it is an object of the present invention to provide a cuff structure for stretchable clothing that can maintain the shape of the cuffs and that does not have a sense of incongruity as high-quality clothing and that the cuff buttons are not easily detached from the buttonhole.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the first means in the present invention is a cuff structure of a stretchable garment, and a stretchable part Q1 having a cuff shape having a cuff button on a cuff of a shirt or a blouse. A sewn material Q that forms a cuff is formed by adhering a stretchable interlining Q2 to the back side of the part Q1, and the sewn material Q is sewn into the cuff or arm portion of the stretchable clothing. It is in the configuration.

  In the second means, the interlining Q2 uses a stretchable interlining Q2 woven with 15 denier nylon thread, and the interlining Q2 is bonded to the back side of the part Q1 with a polyamide-based adhesive. And constitutes the sewing material Q.

  In the third means, the part Q1 is formed by extending the sleeve P of the cut-and-sew garment, and the end of the sleeve P by folding back the sewing material Q with the interlining Q2 bonded to the part Q1. It is configured to be sewn into.

  In the fourth means, the part Q1 is formed separately from the sleeve P of the cut-and-sew clothing, and the sewing material Q obtained by bonding the interlining Q2 to the part Q1 is attached to the end of the sleeve P. Configure to sew.

5th means WHEREIN: The said elastic clothing is a long sleeve polo shirt of cut-and-sew clothing, The said sewing material Q which comprises the said cuffs is formed imitating the shape of the cuff which has the cuff button of the cuff of a shirt or a blouse. It is to have done.

As claimed in claim 1 of the present invention, a cuff structure of a stretchable apparel, wherein a part Q1 simulating a cuff shape having a cuff button on a cuff of a shirt or a blouse is formed of a stretchable material, By attaching a stretchable interlining Q2 to the back side of the part Q1 to provide a sewing material Q that constitutes a cuff, and configured to sew the sewing material Q into a cuff or an arm portion of a stretchable clothing, It has become possible to reproduce the cuff structure of fabric clothing on the cuffs or arms of elastic clothing. In addition, since the elastic cuffs are sewn on the elastic sleeves P, the sewing process can be easily performed.

  As described in claim 2, the interlining Q2 is made of stretchable interlining Q2 woven with 15 denier nylon thread, and the interlining Q2 is bonded to the back side of the part Q1 with a polyamide-based adhesive. By configuring the sewing material Q, the shape of the cuff can be maintained even if the sewing material Q is a stretchable material such as a knit. That is, it can have two characteristics of stretchability (stretchability) and elastic recovery property (kickback property).

  As a result, even when the cuffs are stretched, the cuffs are stretched while maintaining the shape of the cuffs, so that it can be used as a luxury clothing without a sense of discomfort. Even when the sewing material Q is provided with the button hole Q3 and the cuff button R, there is no possibility that the cuff button R is easily detached from the button hole Q3, and it is possible to raise and lower the cuff with the cuff button R stopped. Became.

  As in claim 3, the part Q1 is formed by extending the sleeve P of the elastic clothing, and the sewing material Q having the interlining Q2 bonded to the part Q1 is folded and sewn into the end of the sleeve P. By configuring, a clean appearance and simple sewing are possible.

  As in claim 4, the part Q1 is formed separately from the sleeve P of the elastic clothing, and the sewing material Q in which the interlining Q2 is bonded to the part Q1 is sewn into the end of the sleeve P. By doing so, it becomes possible to faithfully reproduce cuffs for fabric clothing. It can also be changed to various designs.

As in claim 5, if the elastic clothing is a long-sleeved polo shirt and the sewing material Q constituting the cuff is formed by simulating the shape of a cuff having a cuff button at the cuff of a shirt or a blouse, it is preferred in golf competitions and the like. Long-sleeved polo shirts can be made upscale.

  Thus, according to the present invention, it becomes possible to reproduce the cuff structure of a fabric shirt on elastic clothing such as a polo shirt, and the shape of the cuff can be maintained even when the cuffs are expanded and contracted. The original purpose of the app was achieved, as there was no sense of incongruity as clothing and the cufflinks could not be easily removed from the buttonhole.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a side view of a product, (B) is a sectional view showing an interlining of a sewing material, and (C) is an explanatory view showing a structure of the sewing material. The other Example of this invention is shown, (A) is a side view of a product, (B) is sectional drawing which shows the interlining of a sewing material, (C) is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of a sewing material. The other Example of this invention is shown, (A) is a side view of a product, (B) is sectional drawing which shows the interlining of a sewing material, (C) is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of a sewing material. The other Example of this invention is shown, (A) is a side view of a product, (B) is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of a sewing material. The other Example of this invention is shown, (A) is a side view of a product, (B) is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of a sewing material. The other Example of this invention is shown, (A) is a side view of a product, (B) is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of a sewing material.

  The cuff structure of the present invention is formed by simulating the elastic cuff structure of a stretchable garment, simulating a cuff structure for a fabric garment. That is, the stretchable clothing in the present invention is particularly elastic among cut-and-sew clothing, knit knitted clothing, or fabric clothing that is cut and sewn from a stretchable material such as knit. It is a collective term for all clothing items. In addition, the cuff structure for fabric clothing is a structure of various cuffs formed on the cuffs and arms of the fabric. For example, as an example of elastic clothing, there is a cuff structure in which an elastic cuff formed by simulating a shirt cuff is provided on the sleeve of a long-sleeved polo shirt.

  In the present invention, the part Q1 simulating such cuffs for fabric clothing is formed of a stretchable material. The part Q1 can be formed separately from the sleeve P of the elastic clothing, in addition to the sleeve P of the elastic clothing being extended.

  A sewing material Q constituting a cuff is formed by adhering a stretchable interlining Q2 to such a stretchable part Q1. Many types of stretchable interlining Q2 are provided, and interlining Q2 woven with 15 denier nylon thread is particularly suitable. When this interlining Q2 is bonded to the back side of the stretchable material part Q1 with a polyamide-based adhesive to form the sewing material Q, it is possible to reproduce the cuff structure for fabric clothing with the stretchable material. become. That is, a cuff structure having two characteristics of stretchability (stretchability) and elastic recovery property (kickback property) is obtained.

  A sewing material Q shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 is obtained by extending a tip of a sleeve P of cut-and-sew clothing to form a part Q1. Then, a sewing material Q is provided by adhering the interlining Q2 from the folded portion that is the tip of the cuff of the part Q1 to the portion that overlaps the inside of the part Q1 (see (b) in the figure). Further, the sewing material Q is sewn into the end portion of the sleeve P to constitute a cuff (see FIG. 3C). Each sewing material Q is provided with a buttonhole Q3 and a cuff button R at a portion where the interlining Q2 of the part Q1 is bonded (see FIG. 5A).

  The sewing material Q shown in FIG. 1 has a structure in which a slit called a sword rag is formed from the sleeve P to the sewing material Q (see FIG. 1A).

  The sewing material Q shown in FIG. 2 forms an open space by applying a lock stitch binder (see FIG. 2A). At this time, creation is possible even if there is no switching in opening.

  The sewing material Q shown in FIG. 3 has a smaller opening space (see FIG. 3A).

  The sewing material Q shown in FIGS. 4 to 6 is formed by forming a separate part Q1 from the sleeve P of the cut-and-sew clothing (see FIG. 4B). The interlining Q2 bonded to the back side of the part Q1 is provided with a cuff-like sewing material Q by being installed corresponding to each part Q1. The sewing material Q is sewn into the sleeve P end of the cut-and-sew clothing to form a cuff.

  The interlining Q2 is bonded to the part Q1 shown in FIG. 4 from the portion sewn to the end portion of the sleeve P to the portion where the cuff tip is turned back (see FIG. 4B). The illustrated sewing material Q is a ladies' sewing material Q having a longer cuff length. The sewing material Q is provided with a number of buttonholes Q3 and cuff buttons R (see (a) in the figure).

The interlining Q2 is bonded to the entire inner side of the part Q1 shown in FIG. 5 (see FIG. 5B). Sewing material Q shown, Ru sewing material Q der the simplest shape (see FIG. (B)).

  In the part Q1 shown in FIG. 6, the interlining Q2 is bonded from the part that folds and sews at the end of the sleeve P to the part that wraps the tip of the cuff (see FIG. 6B). The illustrated sewing material Q has a structure closest to the structure of various cuffs formed on the cuffs of a cloth shirt or a blouse (see FIG. 5A). In addition, a clean finish can be achieved by inserting the seam allowance on the back side of the cuff.

  It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the configuration shown in the drawings, and the design can be freely changed without changing the gist of the present invention.

P Sleeve Q Sewing material Q1 Parts Q2 Interlining Q3 Buttonhole R Cuff button

Claims (5)

A cuff structure for elastic clothing, which is made of a stretchable material that is shaped like a cuff with a cuff button on the cuff of a shirt or blouse , and a stretchable interlining is bonded to the back of the part. A cuff structure for elastic clothing, characterized in that a sewing material constituting the cuff is provided and the sewing material is sewn into the cuff or arm portion of the elastic clothing.   The stretchable interlining woven with a 15 denier nylon thread is used as the interlining, and the sewing material is configured by bonding the interlining to the back side of the part with a polyamide-based adhesive. The cuff structure of the described elastic clothing.   2. The stretchable structure according to claim 1, wherein the part is formed by extending a sleeve of the stretchable clothing, and is configured to fold back the sewing material having the interlining bonded to the part and sew it to an end of the sleeve. Cuff structure for sex clothing.   2. The stretchability according to claim 1, wherein the part is formed separately from a sleeve of the stretchable clothing, and the sewing material in which the interlining is bonded to the part is sewn into an end portion of the sleeve. Cuff structure of clothing. The stretchable clothing is a cut-and-sew clothing long-sleeved polo shirt, and the sewing material constituting the cuff is formed by simulating a cuff having a cuff button on a cuff of a shirt or a blouse . Cuff structure for elastic clothing.

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