JP6799326B2 - Handkerchief - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a handkerchief, and more particularly to a handkerchief that also serves as a wiping cloth suitable for wiping off dirt adhering to a lens of eyeglasses or a screen of a mobile terminal.

So far, various handkerchiefs having the function of a wiping cloth have been proposed. For example, in Patent Document 1, a front fabric having a desired pattern on the front surface is made of silk, and a back fabric made by knitting ultrafine polyester fibers is superposed on the back surface, and the peripheral edge between the silk fabric and the back fabric is sewn. A handkerchief that also serves as a cloth for eyeglasses has been proposed, which has both fashionability and practicality. According to this handkerchief, since the outer fabric on which the desired pattern is printed is made of silk, its fashionability is not impaired and it has a function as a pocket square. In addition, since the back fabric is made by superimposing a back fabric made by knitting one extra-fine polyester fiber as the back fabric on the back surface of the front fabric, it can fully exert its effect as an eyeglass wiper, and if it is used as a pocket handkerchief. It is said that it is extremely convenient because it eliminates the need for complicated work of taking it out of the eyeglass case one by one.

Further, Patent Document 2 proposes a wiping cloth made of a mixed weave of synthetic fiber ultrafine false twist crimped multifilament yarn and natural fiber. According to this wiping cloth, it has both the function of a water-absorbent handkerchief and the function of wiping eyeglasses that can efficiently remove the fogging of the lenses of eyeglasses, and wearing eyeglasses that the handkerchief feels inconvenient to wipe the eyeglasses. It is said to be convenient for people.

Further, Patent Document 3 proposes a handkerchief in which a pile fabric made of cotton yarn is formed on the front side of the base fabric, and a pile fabric made of ultrafine yarn is formed on the back side of the base fabric. According to this handkerchief, even though it is a single piece, the front side is a handkerchief that wipes hands and sweat on the face, and the back side is a wiping cloth that wipes dirt on the lens of eyeglasses and the display screen of mobile terminals. It is said that two different functions can be used properly on the front and back of one piece of cloth.

Utility Model Registration No. 3060457 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-146657 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2014-31596

In the handkerchief for cleaning eyeglasses disclosed in Patent Document 1, for example, when wiping wet hands or wiping sweat on the face, the handkerchief made of silk on the front side is used to wipe the lens of eyeglasses or the like. Because the front and back are used properly according to the purpose, such as using the glasses wipe on the back side, unless you make a mistake when using it, you will wipe the lens of the glasses with a handkerchief that has absorbed sweat. The problem that sweat adheres to the lens does not occur. However, at the time of production, it is necessary to prepare different types of outer material and lining separately, and it is necessary to perform sewing work for integrating these outer material and lining, which makes the production complicated. In addition, there is an inconvenience that the production cost increases accordingly.

On the other hand, the wiping cloth disclosed in Patent Document 2 is not a so-called two-sheet type consisting of a different type of outer material and a lining as in Patent Document 1, but is made by interweaving two types of threads. Since it is a so-called single piece, unlike the handkerchief of Patent Document 1 as described above, it is easy to manufacture because it does not require sewing work, and the manufacturing cost can be suppressed. However, since both sides have the same function, it is natural that the lens of the spectacles may be wiped on the surface where the wet hands are wiped or the sweat on the face is wiped. There was a risk that the sweat adhering to the fibers would be transferred to the lens when wiping the lens. Further, after wiping off the dirt adhering to the lens of the spectacles or the screen of the mobile terminal, wiping the sweat on the face on the same surface as the surface on which the dirt was wiped has a problem in terms of hygiene.

Further, according to the handkerchief disclosed in Patent Document 3, since it is a single piece like the wiping cloth of Patent Document 2, sewing work is unnecessary, and the manufacturing cost can be suppressed accordingly. Further, since two different functions can be used properly on the front side and the back side, such as a handkerchief on the front side and a wiping cloth on the back side, there is no problem in terms of hygiene that is a concern in Patent Document 2. However, since both the front and back have a pile structure, there is a risk that fluff may fall off with repeated use, and there is a concern that the wiping property will be gradually impaired.

The present invention was devised in view of the above points, and the purpose of the present invention is two functions that are different from each other, such as a handkerchief on the front surface and a wiping cloth on the back surface, although the object is a so-called single piece. It is an object of the present invention to provide a handkerchief that is easy to manufacture and has no risk of fluffing or deterioration of wiping property, as well as being able to use the front and back properly.

In order to achieve the above object, the handkerchief according to the present invention is a handkerchief having a double Russell structure in which a pair of front and back warp knitted fabrics are connected by connecting threads, and one of the pair of warp knitted fabrics is warped. The ground has a chain knitting structure made of microfiber yarns, and the other warp knitted fabric has a chain knitting structure made of natural fiber yarns such as cotton, silk, and linen. The natural fiber yarn of the warp knitted fabric also serves as the connecting yarn, and only the both end edges parallel to the course direction of the pair of front and back warp knitted fabrics are overlocked .

According to such a specific matter, since one side is a wiping cloth made of microfiber yarn and the other side is a moisture absorbing cloth made of natural fiber yarn, one side of the eyeglasses can be used as one piece. A piece of cloth with two different functions, such as a wiping cloth that wipes off dirt on the lens and display screen of a mobile terminal, and a handkerchief that wipes the other side of the hand and the sweat of the face. Can be used properly behind the scenes.
Further, in the above handkerchief, since only the both end edges parallel to the course direction of the pair of front and back warp knitted fabrics are overlocked, the both side edges parallel to the wale direction of the pair of front and back warp knitted fabrics are sewn. Since only the chain stitch rows of each warp knitted fabric exist, when the wiping direction is set to the direction along the wale direction, the edge of the handkerchief does not get caught and the wiping property is high.

Moreover, since it has a double Russell structure, both surfaces can be knitted at once by the double Russell machine, and it is easy to manufacture, and the manufacturing cost can be suppressed accordingly.

Furthermore, since both surfaces are formed of a chain knitted structure, the surfaces are flat. Therefore, when wiping the lens of eyeglasses or the display screen of a mobile terminal with one side, or when wiping the face with the other side, the wiping surface can be slid without getting caught, and the texture is soft and the tactile sensation is extremely gentle. .. In addition, there is no concern about fluffing, and high wiping performance is maintained for a long period of time. Moreover, since threads having different colors can be used for each chain stitch row constituting the chain knitting structure, a striped pattern can be easily imparted.

In the above-mentioned handkerchief, the one warp knitted fabric is knitted with at least the microfiber yarns constituting the chain stitch row and the microfiber yarns inserted in the chain stitch row in the weft direction, and the other The warp knitted fabric may be knitted with at least one kind of natural fiber yarn.

In this case, since the number of types of yarn is small, the cost can be easily reduced.

According to the present invention, although it is a single piece, it is possible to use two functions that are different from each other, such as a handkerchief on the front side and a wiping cloth on the back side, and it is easy to manufacture. Moreover, it is possible to provide a handkerchief that does not have a risk of fluffing or deterioration of wiping property.

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing an embodiment of a handkerchief according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is an organizational diagram showing the configuration of a surface that exerts the function of the wiping cloth. FIG. 3 is a structure diagram showing the structure of a surface that exerts the function of the hygroscopic cloth. FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the tissue of FIG. FIG. 5 is an exploded view of the tissue of FIG. FIG. 6 is an exploded view of the tissue of FIG.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the handkerchief according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1 to 6 show an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a handkerchief, FIG. 2 is a structure diagram showing the structure of a surface exhibiting the function of a wiping cloth, and FIG. 3 is a structure diagram showing a structure of a surface exhibiting the function of a moisture absorbing cloth. Is a tissue exploded view of FIG. 2, FIG. 5 is a tissue exploded view of FIG. 2, and FIG. 6 is a tissue exploded view of FIG.

The handkerchief 1 is a handkerchief having a double Russell structure in which a pair of warp knitted fabrics on the front and back are connected by a connecting thread. Note that FIG. 1 shows only the warp knitted fabric A on the front side.

Specifically, one of the pair of warp knitted fabrics, the warp knitted fabric A, has a chain knitting structure formed by knitting with microfiber threads, and the other warp knitted fabric (the handkerchief 1 shown in FIG. 1). The back side) B has a chain knitting structure formed by knitting with cotton yarn, and the cotton yarn B1 of the other warp knitted fabric B also serves as a connecting yarn. In this handkerchief 1, only the ends 10 and 10 parallel to the course direction of the pair of warp knitted fabrics A and B on the front and back are overlocked. As a result, only the chain stitch rows of the warp knitted fabrics A and B exist at the side edges 11 and 11 parallel to the wale direction of the warp knitted fabrics A and B, so that the wiping direction is the direction along the wale direction. If so, the edge of the handkerchief 1 will not be caught.

The warp knitted fabric A constitutes a surface that functions as a wiping cloth, and as shown in FIG. 2, the warp knitted fabric A is in the course direction with respect to the chain stitch row AC composed of the microfiber yarns A1 extending in parallel in the wale direction. A weft insertion thread A2 made of microfiber threads is folded back and inserted in a zigzag shape between the chain stitch rows AC and the chain stitch rows AC separated by four rows. Here, as the microfiber yarns A1 and A2 constituting the warp knitted fabric A, for example, synthetic fibers made of nylon or polyester and having a diameter of 1 denier or less can be used. Further, the microfiber yarn A1 constituting the chain stitch row AC and the microfiber yarn used as the weft insertion yarn A2 can be of different types and thicknesses. In any case, the material and thickness of the microfiber threads A1 and A2 are not particularly limited as long as they can exhibit the function as a wiping cloth.

The warp knitted fabric B constitutes a surface that functions as a hygroscopic cloth, and as shown in FIG. 3, is knitted by a chain stitch row BC composed of cotton threads B1 extending in parallel in the wale direction.

Here, the handkerchief 1 of the present invention has a double Russell structure, and the warp knitted fabric A and the warp knitted fabric B are integrally connected with the cotton thread B1 constituting the warp knitted fabric B as a connecting thread. ing. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the cotton thread B1 knitting the chain stitch row BC of the warp knitted fabric B is stopped at the opening of the chain stitch row AC of the warp knitted fabric A at a position facing it. When viewed from the warp knitted fabric A side, each chain stitch row AC extends in a zigzag pattern (see FIGS. 2 and 5).

On the other hand, when viewed from the warp knitted fabric B side, the microfiber yarn A1 and the weft insertion yarn A2 for knitting the chain stitch row AC of the warp knitted fabric A are the cotton yarn B1 of the warp knitted fabric B as shown in FIG. Is flowing in the direction of the wale without any entanglement.

The yarn for knitting the chain stitch row BC of the warp knitted fabric B is not limited to the cotton yarn described above, but may be other natural fibers such as silk and linen, as long as it has excellent hygroscopicity. It may be a chemical fiber.

The handkerchief 1 in this manner can be knitted at once by a conventionally known double Russell machine. Therefore, unlike the conventional case, it is not necessary to sew the front side fabric and the back side fabric together, so that the production is easy and the production cost can be suppressed accordingly.

Further, since both surfaces A and B are formed of a chain knitted structure, the surfaces are flat. Therefore, when wiping the lens of eyeglasses or the display screen of the mobile terminal with one surface A or when wiping the face with the other surface B, the wiping surface can be slid without being caught, and the texture is soft and the tactile sensation is felt. Extremely gentle. In addition, there is no concern about fluffing, and high wiping performance is maintained for a long period of time.

In the above-mentioned handkerchief 1, the warp knitted fabric A is knitted with only two types, the microfiber yarn A1 constituting the chain stitch row AC and the microfiber yarn A2 inserted into the chain stitch row AC in the weft direction. For example, a pattern thread may be added separately to give an arbitrary pattern to the warp knitted fabric A.

1 Handkerchief A One warp knitted fabric AC Chain stitch row A1 Chain stitch row AC microfiber yarn A2 Weft insertion yarn (microfiber yarn)
B The other warp knitted fabric BC Chain stitch row B1 Natural fiber yarn

Claims (2)

A handkerchief with a double Russell structure in which a pair of warp knitted fabrics on the front and back are connected by connecting threads.
One of the pair of warp knitted fabrics has a chain knitted structure knitted with microfiber yarns, and the other warp knitted fabric is knitted with natural fiber yarns such as cotton, silk and linen. The natural fiber yarn of the other warp knitted fabric also serves as the connecting yarn, and only the both end edges parallel to the course direction of the pair of front and back warp knitted fabrics are overlocked. A handkerchief characterized by that. The handkerchief according to claim 1.
The one warp knitted fabric is knitted with at least a microfiber yarn forming a chain stitch row and a microfiber yarn inserted in the chain stitch row in the weft direction, and the other warp knitted fabric is at least one type. A handkerchief characterized by being knitted with natural fiber threads.

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