JP6452216B1 - Non-sewn knit innerwear and manufacturing method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a non-sewn knit inner wear provided with a pocket for a pad on the inner side of a front chest.
A sewn knit bra 1 includes a front body 2, a rear body 5, and pad pockets 4a and 4b provided inside a chest 2 'of the front body 2, and the pockets 4a and 4b are provided. Is formed by the pockets 3a and 3b knitted together with the cup portions 6a and 6b of the front body 2 by alternating continuous knitting of knitting needles and miss needles.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a non-sewn knit innerwear having a pad pocket inside the chest of an innerwear such as a brassiere, a bra top, and a tank top, and a method for manufacturing the same.

  As a conventional non-sewn knit bra, one manufactured by a circular knitting machine is known, and a pocket or a pocket-shaped region is formed in the manufactured knit bra as required (see Patent Document 1).

However, since the pocket or pocket-shaped region formed in the conventional knit bra is formed in a separate step after forming the tubular portion, the manufacturing process becomes complicated and the manufacturing time takes time and the production efficiency is increased. There was a problem that decreased.
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  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a sewing method in which a pad pocket is provided on the inside of the front chest and a pad pocket can be easily knitted on the inside of the front chest. Is to provide.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a non-sewn knit innerwear according to the present invention includes a front part, a rear part, and a pad pocket provided inside a chest part of the front part, and the pocket is a knitting needle. It is formed by pockets that are knitted together with the chest at the front by alternating continuous knitting with and miss needles.

  Moreover, the non-sewn knit innerwear of the present invention may have an opening at an end of a pocket where the pocket is knitted on the inside of a chest part around the front.

  Further, the non-sewn knit innerwear of the present invention may have a narrowed portion having a smaller number of knit eyes than the left and right chests at the center of the front chest.

  A method for producing a knitted knitted innerwear according to the present invention is a method for producing a knitted knitted innerwear using a weft knitting machine, in which a chest knitted on the front and the inside of the chest are misplaced with a knitted needle. It is knitted by alternating continuous knitting with needles.

  Further, in the method for manufacturing a knitted innerwear according to the present invention, the pocket is formed of a miss needle excluding a knit needle knitting the front body of the knitting needle row on the front side, or a knit needle row on the back side. Of these, it may be knitted with a miss needle except for a knit needle that knitting the back body.

  Further, in the method for manufacturing a knitted innerwear according to the present invention, the pocket fabric moves to the rear body side when knitting the front body, and moves to the front body side when knitting the rear body. Also good.

  The non-sewn knit innerwear according to the present invention has a pad pocket inside the chest at the front, so that the pad can be attached and the pad can be replaced in the same manner as a commercially available fabric brassiere. .

  Further, according to the method for manufacturing a non-sewn knit inner wear according to the present invention, a pad pocket can be easily knitted inside the chest of the non-sewn knit inner wear.

  DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a non-sewn knit innerwear and a manufacturing method thereof according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The drawings schematically show the non-sewn knit innerwear of the present invention and the manufacturing method thereof. The actual dimensions, dimension ratio, and number of stitches do not necessarily match the dimensions, dimension ratio, and number of stitches on the drawing. In addition, duplicate descriptions may be omitted as appropriate, and the same symbols may be assigned to the same members. Further, the left and right, and the top and bottom used in the description of the embodiment are based on the left and right and the top and bottom in FIG. Furthermore, it should be noted that the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below, but extends to the invention described in the claims and equivalents thereof. The non-sewn knit innerwear of the present invention is widely applied to innerwear such as a brassiere, a bra top, a tank top, and an inner with a sleeve.

  1 to 3 show an example in which a non-sewn knit innerwear is applied to a non-sewn knit bra 1 as an embodiment of the present invention. The unsewn knitted bra 1 is knitted on the opposite side of the front body 2, a pair of left and right pad pockets 4 a and 4 b provided inside a chest 2 ′ of the front body 2, and the front body 2. The back 5 is provided. The chest 2 'of the front body 2 is provided with a pair of cups 6a and 6b in a circular shape on the left and right sides, and the left side for the pad on the inside corresponding to the left cup 6a and the right cup 6b. A pocket 4a and a right pocket 4b are provided. A rib 13 having a certain width is knitted on the lower part of the front body 2 and the lower part of the rear body 5.

  The left pocket 4a and the right pocket 4b are formed by a left pocket 3a and a right pocket 3b which are knitted together with the chest 2 'of the front body 2 by alternating continuous knitting of knitting needles and miss needles. When the left pocket 3a and the right pocket 3b are knitted to correspond to the left cup portion 6a and the right cup portion 6b, respectively, the cup portions 6a and 6b are continuously knitted so as to turn back from the ends of the cup portions 6a and 6b. It can be knitted inside 6a, 6b. Each pocket ground 3a, 3b is connected to the peripheral edge of each corresponding pocket 4a, 4b, and has a space in which the pad 8 is mounted inside each pocket 4a, 4b. Moreover, each pocket 4a, 4b has opening part 7a, 7b in the edge part of each pocket place 3a, 3b. The openings 7a and 7b only need to be at the peripheral edge of each of the pockets 4a and 4b, and of course are not limited to the positions shown in FIG. The openings 7a and 7b are for enabling the pad 8 to be inserted into the pockets 4a and 4b and the pad 8 to be replaced. Since the pad 8 is made of a soft and thin cushion material, the size of the openings 7a and 7b is sufficient to match the size.

  In the present embodiment, narrowed portions 9a and 9b are provided at the central portion of the chest 2 'of the front body 2 with fewer knit stitches than the left and right chests. The throttle portions 9a and 9b are provided at the upper and lower portions between the left cup portion 6a and the right cup portion 6b provided on the chest 2 '. The upper throttle part 9a provided at the upper part is formed in an approximately inverted triangle shape along the upper edge part of the pair of cup parts 6a, 6b, and the lower throttle part 9b provided at the lower part is the lower edge of the pair of cup parts 6a, 6b. It is formed in a substantially triangular shape along the part. Thus, by providing the pair of throttle portions 9a and 9b between the left and right cup portions 6a and 6b, the bulge of the cup portions 6a and 6b can have a natural stereoscopic effect.

  The pair of narrowed portions 9a and 9b are knitted with fewer knit stitches than the knit stitches that knitting the pair of cup portions 6a and 6b and the pair of pocket fabrics 3a and 3b. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the number of knit stitches of the narrowed portions 9a and 9b is smaller than the number of knit stitches of the pair of cup portions 6a and 6b. Then, by sequentially reducing the number of knit stitches toward the central portions 9a 'and 9b' of the narrowed portions 9a and 9b, the upper narrowed portion 9a becomes almost an inverted triangle, and the lower narrowed portion 9b is almost It will be close to a triangular shape. Thus, by providing the upper and lower narrowed portions 9a and 9b, the pair of cup portions 6a and 6b and the pair of pockets 3a and 3b have a relatively large space. In addition to the above, a means for reducing the number of knit stitches of the narrowed portions 9a and 9b can be taken. In that case, the shape of the narrowed portions 9a and 9b is also different from the above.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the unsewn knit brassiere 1 of the present embodiment is provided with a pair of left and right front shoulders 10 a and 10 b on the upper part of the front body 2. The front shoulder portions 10a and 10b are knitted following the knitting of the front body 2. A pair of left and right rear shoulders 11 a and 11 b is also provided on the upper part of the rear body 5, and the rear shoulders 11 a and 11 b are knitted after the rear body 5 is knitted. Furthermore, the upper ends of the pair of front shoulder portions 10a and 10b and the upper ends of the pair of rear shoulder portions 11a and 11b are connected without having a sewing portion. Thus, the front body 2 and the back body 5 constitute a non-sewn knit brassiere that is entirely sewn and formed into a tubular shape, including the front shoulders 10a and 10b and the rear shoulders 11a and 11b.

  The chest 2 'of the front body 2, the pair of pockets 3a and 3b, and the back body 5 are all knitted by alternating continuous knitting of knitting needles and miss needles. The alternating continuous knitting of the knitting needle and the miss needle is, for example, as shown in FIG. 5, when knitting a single knitted fabric 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, With respect to the knit needle row 30 that is continuous with 9, 10, 11, 12, the needles at odd-numbered positions as indicated by reference numerals 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 are knit needles for making the knit stitches 12a. On the other hand, needles at even-numbered positions such as numerals 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 are used as miss needles 30b that do not make knit stitches. In other words, the knitted fabric 12 is knitted by the knit stitches 12a knitted by every other knit needle 30a, and is knitted by repeating knit, miss, knit and miss.

  Based on FIG. 3 and FIG. 6, the case of the present embodiment will be further described in detail. For convenience, each square in FIG. 3 corresponds to each knit needle or miss needle in FIG. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, the chest 2 ′, the pockets 3 a and 3 b and the back body 5 of the front body 2 are all knitted by alternating continuous knitting of knitting needles and miss needles. The chest 2 ′ of the front body 2 forms a stitch 12 b using the knit needles 31 a located at odd-numbered numbers (1, 3, 5,...) Of the knit needle row 31 on the front body 2 side. Further, the back body 5 uses the knit needles 32a located at odd-numbered numbers (1 ', 3', 5 ', ...) of the knit needle row 32 on the back body 5 side to make the stitches 12c. Thus, the odd-numbered knit needles 31a for knitting the chest 2 'of the front body 2 and the odd-numbered knit needles 32a for knitting the rear body 5 are in the same position in the front-rear direction. That is, in FIG. 3, the positions of the vertical grids coincide.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 6, in this embodiment, the pair of pockets 3a, 3b is an even number (2 ′, 4 ′, 6 ′,...) Of the knit needle row 32 on the back body 5 side. The stitch 32d is made by using the needle 32b in the position as a knit needle when knitting the pockets 3a and 3b. The needle 32b becomes a miss needle when the back body 5 is knitted. The weft knitting machine is provided with two knitting needle rows 31 and 32 in the front and rear, whereas the non-sewn knit brassiere 1 of the present embodiment has three pieces, a front body 2, pockets 3a and 3b, and a back body 5. Need knitted fabric. Therefore, the stitches 12b and 12c of the chest 2 'and the back body 5 of the front body 2 are knitted by alternating continuous knitting of knit needles and miss needles, while the chest 2' and the back body 5 of the front body 2 are knitted. By using the missed needle at the time, the pockets 3a and 3b connected to the chest 2 'of the front body 2 can be knitted without sewing. In this embodiment, as the knit needles for knitting the pockets 3a and 3b, the needle 32b of the knit needle row 32 on the back body 5 side for knitting the back body 5 is used. Similar pockets 3a, 3b can be knitted by using the miss needle 31b of the knit needle row 31 on the front body 2 side for knitting 2 '.

  7 to 10 show a process of knitting the chest 2 ', the pockets 3a and 3b, and the back body 5 of the front body 2 without sewing using a weft knitting machine. 7 and 8 show a case where knitting is performed using one yarn, and FIGS. 9 and 10 show a case where knitting is performed using three yarns. In either case, the lower part of the front body 2 and the back body 5 are ribbed, and then the process of this embodiment is performed.

  First, the process in the case of knitting the cup parts 6a, 6b, the pockets 3a, 3b, and the back body 5 of the front body 2 of the non-sewn knit brassiere 1 with one thread will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 7 shows the order of steps 1 to 10 when the pair of cups 6a and 6b, the pair of pockets 3a and 3b, and the back body 5 of the front body 2 of the unsewn knit brassiere 1 are knitted with a single thread. Has been. The knitting of the non-sewn knit brassiere 1 starts from step 1 and proceeds in the order of step 2, step 3,. By repeating the process 1 to the process 10 as one repeat, two stitches are formed vertically, and by repeating this, the pair of cup parts 6a, 6b, the pair of pockets 3a, 3b and the back body 5 of the front body 2 are knitted. It is done. Of the pair of cup portions 6a and 6b provided on the chest 2 'of the front body 2, the right cup portion 6b is knitted by the steps 1 and 4, and the left cup portion 6a is knitted by the steps 6 and 9. Further, the right pocket fabric 3b forming the right pocket 4b is knitted by the steps 2 and 3, and the left pocket fabric 3a forming the left pocket 4a is knitted by the steps 7 and 8. Further, the back body 5 is knitted by the steps 5 and 10.

  FIG. 8 shows steps 1 to 10 in the case of knitting the cup portions 6a and 6b, the pockets 3a and 3b and the back body 5 of the front body 2 of the unsewn knit brassiere 1 with a single thread. First, in Step 1, one stitch 15 is vertically knitted from the right end of the front body 2 toward the left end of the right cup portion 6b using one yarn 15. The stitch 20 is knitted by alternating continuous knitting of knit needles and miss needles. The stitches in other processes are knitted in the same manner.

  In step 2, one stitch 15b of the right pocket 3b for the right pocket 4b is vertically knitted from the left end of the right cup portion 6b to the right end of the right pocket 3b using the same single thread 15. At that time, a tack eye 21b is formed at the left end of the right cup portion 6b for connection with the left cup portion 6a or the throttle portion 9a or 9b. As described above, the knitting needle for knitting the right pocket fabric 3b uses a miss needle when knitting the back body 5.

  In step 3, the stitches 20c of the right pocket fabric 3b are knitted one by one vertically from the right end of the right pocket fabric 3b toward the left end of the right pocket 3b using the same single yarn 15. When turning back from the right end of the right pocket 3b, a tack eye 21c for connecting to the right cup portion 6b is made at the right end of the right pocket 3b. When the opening 7b of the right pocket 4b shown in FIG. 3 is knitted, it is turned back from the right end without making a tack.

  In step 4, the stitches 20d of the right cup portion 6b are knitted one by one vertically from the left end of the right cup portion 6b toward the right end of the front body 2 using the same single thread 15. When turning back from the left end of the right cup portion 6b, a tack eye 21d for connecting to the left cup portion 6a or the narrowed portion 9a or 9b is made at the left end of the right cup portion 6b.

  In step 5, the stitches 20e of the back body 5 are knitted one by one vertically from the right end of the back body 5 to the left end of the back body 5 using the same single thread 15.

  In step 6, one stitch 15 f of the left cup portion 6 a is vertically knitted from the left end of the front body 2 toward the right end of the left cup portion 6 a using the same single thread 15.

  In step 7, the stitches 20g of the left pocket 3a for the left pocket 4a are knitted vertically one by one using the same single thread 15 from the right end of the left cup portion 6a toward the left end of the left pocket 3a. At that time, a tack eye 21g for connecting to the right cup portion 6b or the narrowed portion 9a or 9b is formed at the right end of the left cup portion 6a. Similar to the right pocket 3b described above, the knitting needle for knitting the left pocket 3a uses a miss needle when knitting the back body 5.

  In step 8, one stitch 15h of the left pocket fabric 3a is vertically knitted from the left end of the left pocket fabric 3a to the right end of the left pocket fabric 3a using the same single yarn 15. When turning back from the left end of the left pocket place 3a, a tack eye 21h for connecting to the left cup portion 6a is made at the left end of the left pocket place 3a. As with the right pocket 4b, when the opening 7a of the left pocket 4a is knitted, it is pulled back from the left end without making a tack.

  In step 9, one stitch 15 i of the left cup portion 6 a is vertically knitted from the right end of the left cup portion 6 a toward the left end of the front body 2 using the same single thread 15. When turning back from the right end of the left cup portion 6a, a tack eye 21i for making a connection with the right cup portion 6b or the narrowed portion 9a or 9b is made at the right end of the left cup portion 6a.

  Finally, in step 10, the stitches 20 j of the back body 5 are knitted one by one vertically from the left end of the back body 5 toward the right end of the back body 5 using the same single thread 15.

  As described above, two stitches can be knitted vertically by one repeat from step 1 to step 10. Moreover, in the said process 3 and the process 8, the opening parts 7a and 7b of the pockets 4a and 4b and the junction part can be knitted by the presence or absence of each tack eye 21c and 21h.

  Further, the knitting of the pair of pockets 3a, 3b uses a miss needle of the knit needle row on the back body 5 side, so when knitting the pair of pockets 3a, 3b, the pockets 3a, 3b Move to the back side 5 side and knitting. Further, even when the knitting stitches of the front body 2 are knitted, the pair of pockets 3a and 3b are moved to the back body 5 side so that the movement of the knit needles for knitting the front body 2 is not hindered. On the other hand, when the back body 5 is knitted, the pair of pockets 3a and 3b are moved to the front body 2 side so that the movement of the knit needles that knitting the back body 5 is not hindered.

  The pair of left and right front shoulders 10a and 10b knitted on the upper part of the front body 2 and the pair of left and right rear shoulder parts 11a and 11b knitted on the upper part of the rear body 5 are repeated steps 1 to 10. Thus, the front body 2, the pockets 3a and 3b, and the back body 5 are knitted in the process after being knitted.

  Next, the process in the case of knitting the cup parts 6a, 6b, the pockets 3a, 3b, and the back body 5 of the front body 2 of the non-sewn knit brassiere 1 with three threads will be described with reference to FIGS. . Compared to knitting with a single yarn, there is an advantage that the knitting time can be shortened and the production efficiency can be increased.

  In FIG. 9, the order of steps in the case of knitting the pair of cups 6a, 6b, the pair of pockets 3a, 3b and the back body 5 of the front body 2 of the unsewn knit bra 1 with three yarns is 1-6. It is shown. In Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, and Step 4 of knitting the right cup portion 6b and the right pocket fabric 3b for the right pocket 4b, the first yarn 16 is used. Further, the second yarn 17 is used in Step 2 ', Step 3', Step 4 'and Step 5 of knitting the left cup portion 6a and the left pocket fabric 3a for the left pocket 4a. Further, the third yarn 18 is used in Step 5 ′ and Step 6 of knitting the back body 5. Thus, simultaneous knitting is enabled by using three yarns 16, 17, and 18.

  FIG. 10 shows steps 1 to 6 in the case of knitting the cup portions 6a and 6b, the pockets 3a and 3b, and the back body 5 of the front body 2 of the knitted brassiere 1 with three yarns. First, in step 1, the stitch 22a of the right cup portion 6b is knitted vertically by one stitch from the right end of the front body 2 toward the left end of the right cup portion 6b using the first yarn 16. At that time, a tack eye 23 a for connecting to the rear body 5 is made at the right end of the front body 2. As with a single yarn, the stitches 22a are knitted by alternating continuous knitting of knit needles and miss needles. The stitches in other processes are knitted in the same manner.

  In step 2, the stitches 22b of the right pocket 3b for the right pocket 4b are knitted one by one vertically from the left end of the right cup portion 6b to the right end of the right pocket 3b using the first yarn 16. At that time, a tack eye 23b for making a connection with the left cup portion 6a or the narrowed portion 9a or 9b is formed at the left end of the right cup portion 6b. Step 2 ′ operates at the same timing as Step 2. In step 2 ′, the stitch 22 c of the left cup portion 6 a is knitted one by one vertically from the left end of the front body 2 toward the right end of the left cup portion 6 a using the second yarn 17. At that time, a tack 23c for connecting to the rear body 5 is formed at the left end of the front body.

  In step 3, the stitches 22d of the right pocket fabric 3b are knitted one by one vertically from the right end of the right pocket fabric 3b to the left end of the right pocket 3b using the first yarn 16. When turning back from the right end of the right pocket 3b, a tuck 23d for connecting to the right cup portion 6b is made at the right end of the right pocket 3b. When the opening 7b of the right pocket 4b is knitted, it is turned back from the right end as it is without making the tack 23d. Step 3 ′ operates at the same timing as Step 3. In step 3 ′, the stitch 22 e of the left pocket 3 a for the left pocket 4 a is knitted vertically by using the second yarn 17 from the right end of the left cup portion 6 a toward the left end of the left pocket 3 a. At that time, a tack eye 23e for making a connection to the right cup portion 6b or the narrowed portion 9a or 9b is formed at the right end of the left cup portion 6a.

  In step 4, the stitch 22f of the right cup portion 6b is knitted one by one vertically from the left end of the right cup portion 6b toward the right end of the front body 2 using the first yarn 16. When returning from the left end of the right cup portion 6b, a tack eye 23f for connecting to the left cup portion 6a or the narrowed portion 9a or 9b is made at the left end of the right cup portion 6b. Step 4 ′ operates at the same timing as Step 4. In step 4 ′, the stitches 22 g of the left pocket fabric 3 a are vertically knitted from the left end of the left pocket fabric 3 a toward the right end of the left pocket fabric 3 a using the second yarn 17. When turning back from the left end of the left pocket 3a, a tuck 23g for connecting to the left cup portion 6a is made at the left end of the left pocket 3a. Similar to the right pocket 4b, when the opening 7a of the left pocket 4a is knitted, it is turned back from the left end as it is without forming the tack eye 23g.

  In step 5, the stitch 22h of the left cup portion 6a is knitted one by one vertically from the right end of the left cup portion 6a to the left end of the front body 2 using the second yarn 17. When pulling back from the right end of the left cup portion 6a, a tack eye 23h for connecting to the right cup portion 6b or the narrowed portion 9a or 9b is made at the right end of the left cup portion 6a. Step 5 'operates at the same timing as Step 5. In step 5 ′, the stitches 22 i of the back body 5 are knitted one by one vertically from the right end of the back body 5 toward the left end of the back body 5 using the third yarn 18. At that time, a tuck 23i for connecting to the front body 2 is formed at the right end of the back body 5.

  Finally, in step 6, the stitches 22j of the back body 5 are knitted one by one vertically from the left end of the back body 5 toward the right end of the back body 5 using the third yarn 18. When turning back from the left end of the back body 5, a tack eye 23j for connecting to the front body 2 is made at the left end of the back body 5.

  In this way, by using the three yarns 16, 17, and 18, the process 2 and the process 2 ′, the process 3 and the process 3 ′, the process 4 and the process 4 ′, and the process 5 and the process 5 ′ are operated at the same timing. Therefore, the knitting time can be shortened compared with the case where one yarn 15 is used.

  In the above embodiment, the process of knitting the cup portions 6a and 6b, the pockets 3a and 3b, and the back body 5 of the front body 2 of the non-sewn knit brassiere 1 with one and three threads has been described. The manufacturing method is not limited to the number of yarns. Further, in the above embodiment, the process is started from the knitting of the right cup portion 6b of the front body 2. However, the process can be started from another part, and the process order is not particularly limited.

It is a perspective view of the front side of the non-sewing knit bra which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of the back side of a non-sewing knit bra. It is the cross-sectional schematic diagram which looked at a pair of cup parts of a front body, a pair of pocket place, and a back body from the upper surface side of the non-sewing knit bra. It is a schematic diagram of the aperture | diaphragm | squeeze part provided in the chest of the front body. It is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between the knitting needle | hook and the miss needle | knitting which knit a stitch by the alternating continuous knitting of a knitting needle and a miss needle | hook. It is explanatory drawing in the case of knitting a pocket place using the needle row of the back body side. It is the figure which showed the process order in the case of knitting a pair of cup parts of a front body, a pair of pocket place, and a back body with one yarn. It is process drawing in the case of knitting a pair of cup parts of a front body, a pair of pocket places, and a back body with one yarn. It is the figure which showed the process order in the case of knitting a pair of cup parts of a front body, a pair of pocket place, and a back body with a triple thread. It is a process figure in the case of knitting a pair of cup parts of a front body, a pair of pocket place, and a back body with a triple thread.

1 Sewn knit bra (sewn knit inner wear)
2 Front 2 'Front chest 3a Left pocket 3b Right pocket 4a Left pocket 4b Right pocket 5 Rear 6a Left cup 6b Right cup 7a, 7b Opening 8 Pad 9a Upper throttle 9a' Upper throttle Center portion 9b lower restricting portion 9b 'center portion of lower restricting portion 10a, 10b front shoulder portion 11a, 11b rear shoulder portion 12 knitted fabric 12a stitch 13 rib 15 single yarn 16 first yarn 17 second yarn 18 3rd yarn 20a-20j stitch 21b, 21c, 21d, 21g, 21h, 21i tack 22a-22j stitch 23a-23j tack 30 knit needle row 30a, 31a, 32a knit needle 30b, 31b, miss needle 31 Side knitting needle row 32 Rear side knitting needle row 32b Needle to be a knitting needle for knitting a pocket

Claims (6)

With a front pocket, a back pocket, and a pad pocket provided inside the chest of the front body,
Non-sewn knit innerwear formed by a pocket where the pockets are knitted together with the chest at the front by alternating continuous knitting of knitting needles and miss needles.   The said pocket has the opening part in the edge part of the pocket place knitted inside the chest part of the front body, The non-sewing knit innerwear of Claim 1.   2. The non-sewn knit innerwear according to claim 1, wherein the front body has a narrowed portion having a knit eye at the center portion of the chest, which is smaller than that of the left and right chests.   A non-sewn knit innerwear manufacturing method using a weft knitting machine, in which a pocket knitted on the inside of the front chest and chest is knitted by alternating continuous knitting of knitting needles and miss needles Manufacturing method of wear. The pocket is knitted by a miss needle excluding a knit needle knitting the front body in the knitting needle row on the front body side or a miss needle excluding a knit needle knitting the back body in the knitting needle row on the back side. The method for producing a knitted innerwear according to claim 4 .   6. The method for manufacturing a knitted innerwear according to claim 5, wherein the pocket is moved to the back body side when the front body is knitted and moved to the front body side when the back body is knitted.

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