JPH0111691Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This design wraps the base of the large sword part around the core body that forms the knot of the tie, and the upper extension strip on the long sword side that is pulled out from the core body, and the connecting part that connects to the upper end. Adjustment that allows the side band of the small sword part provided on the body to slide freely through the groove-shaped passage inside the core body, and also allows the side band of the small sword part to be easily locked at a desired position and released. Regarding equipment.

This design allows the stiletto part to slide smoothly through the core of the knot, allowing for smooth movement in and out of the knot when putting on and taking off the tie, making it easy to tighten or loosen the tie, and when worn, the stiletto part and the core can be easily adjusted. The knot is securely locked and does not come loose, maintaining a beautiful wearing condition, and the release button is not visible on the outside, and the release operation can be done simply by pressing the back of the knot, making it convenient to wear. It was created with the aim of providing a necktie with a unique look.

The present invention will be explained by an example shown in drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, the core body 3 around which the base 2 of the large sword part 1 is wrapped is formed into the shape of a tie knot as shown in FIG. 4 is inserted into a U-shaped groove-shaped passage 3a, and a guide partition wall 5 is provided in this passage to form a passage diagonally in a desired direction, and a finger rest 6 is provided on the back near the lower end of this passage. A screw-shaped stopper 7 formed in
The stopper facing the bottom of the passageway is formed to open downward on the side as shown in FIG. At the same time, the edge 7 of the stopper facing the bottom of the passage
As shown in FIG. 2, an insertion path is formed in the gap between the center part a and the inner bottom surface of the core body 3, through which the small sword part side band piece 4 is bent into a U-shape. In addition, 10 is a connecting part, which connects the strips of the large sword part and the small sword part so that they can be hung and removed above the knot.

In this case, a screw-shaped stopper 7 is installed in the passage 3a provided in the core body 3 as described above, with the protruding shafts 8, 8 on both sides being pivotally supported on both walls of the core body, and a locking member is provided at the end edge. Insert the stiletto side band into the gap between the bottom of the stopper provided with 9 and the bottom surface of the core body, and when you pinch the stiletto band with your fingers and slide it upwards, the stopper will lock. As shown in FIG. 2, the portion 9 presses so as to bite into the stiletto band piece 4 as shown by the solid line from the position shown by the chain line, and prevents the stiletto band band 4 from sliding upward. When the band piece 4 is slid downward, the locking part 9 of the stopper moves from the position shown by the solid line in FIG. Since it is separated from one side, the stiletto band can freely slide downward. The stopper 7 acts on the stiletto band as described above, so when wearing a tie, first stretch the upper end of the stiletto band and the upper end of the large sword part pulled upward from the core to an appropriate length. After hanging it around the neck, hook the connectors together to hold the core part in the desired position, then pull the stiletto band piece 4 downward and connect it to connect the band piece hooked around the neck. If you correct the loosening of the band that is hooked around the neck with appropriate tension, and hold the core wrapped around the base of the large sword in an appropriate position, it will be the same as wearing a regular necktie. You can put on a tie with a comfortable feeling. At this time, when the stiletto band is pulled downward, it is not affected by the locking part 9 of the stopper.

As described above, when removing the worn necktie from the neck, press the finger rest once to release the locking part of the stopper from the stiletto band, and then pull the stiletto band upward to loosen the connecting part. The tie can be easily removed from the neck by releasing the connection.

In the present invention, the necktie can be put on and taken off by simple operations as described above, and the necktie is not damaged, so the practical effects of this type of necktie are extremely great.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is an overall perspective view of the necktie of this invention, Figure 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in the above diagram to explain the main parts, and Figure 3 is a core body. 4 is a plan view with the stopper removed, FIG. 5 is a rear view, FIG. 6 is a front view of the stopper, and FIG. 7 is a side view. 1... Great sword part, 2... Base, 3... Core body, 4...
... Short sword part band, 5 ... Guide bulkhead, 6 ... Finger rest, 7
. . . Screw-shaped stopper, 7a . . . End edge of stopper, 8 . . . Projected shaft, 9 .

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The base part of the large sword part is wrapped around the core body that forms the knot of the tie, and the extension strip at the upper end is pulled out a required length above the core body, and a connecting part that can be freely connected to the upper end by hooking and removing it is provided. In a tie in which the lower part of the small sword side band provided at the upper end is pulled out to the back side of the large sword part through the groove bottom of the core body, and a sliding prevention device for the small sword side band is provided on the core body, the small sword side band A screw-shaped stopper with a finger rest provided on the back side is installed in a U-shaped groove-shaped passageway through which the piece is inserted, and is mounted on both sides of the passageway by pivotally supporting protruding shafts provided on both sides, and at a suitable position on the front end surface.
A locking portion is formed, and a gap is provided between the lower end surface of the stopper with the locking portion and the inner bottom surface of the core, through which the stiletto side band is inserted.
A necktie that is characterized by being bent into a letter shape and inserted through it.