JPH0417530Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] Industrial applications This invention relates to the collar of a polo shirt.

Prior Art A conventional polo shirt collar fabric is a weft knitted fabric knitted by a flat weft knitting machine, and all courses are knitted with rubber knitting as shown in FIG. 3. This knitted fabric with a rubber knit structure has a well-balanced thread density on the front and back sides, so it is extremely stable in the finished state, and can be used as is by arranging the well direction linearly in the vertical direction of the collar of the polo shirt. ing.

Problems that the invention aims to solve: However, as mentioned above, knitted fabrics with rubber knitting structure have a good balance between the front and back sides, so even if kinks occur during washing, the knitted fabrics themselves lack the ability to restore the kinks, and this requires manual labor. need to be corrected. Therefore, polo shirt collars sewn using this knitted fabric have an extremely smooth and excellent appearance when first sewn, but if they become kinked due to washing etc., they cannot be restored in their natural state. First, as shown in Fig. 4, for example, the collar tip 2 of the collar 1 bulges in the outward direction, and the entire collar 1 becomes undulating in the vertical direction, seriously detracting from its appearance. There was a problem.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and aims to provide a polo shirt collar fabric made of a weft-knitted fabric with a structure that retains its original shape even after repeated washing. .

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, the polo shirt collar of the present invention is knitted with a rubber knitted course on either the front side or the back side using a flat type weft knitting machine, and then knitted on the other side. It is characterized by being made of a horizontally knitted fabric in which tacked courses are alternately knitted.

Effect With the above configuration, the weft knitted fabric is made by alternately knitting courses knitted with rubber using a flat weft knitting machine and courses knitted on either the front side or the back side and tucked on the other side. In a knit and tack course that is arranged alternately with a course, the knitted side (hereinafter referred to as the knit side) is the same as the other tacked side (hereinafter referred to as the tacked side).
The structure is denser, so the tack side is naturally curved concavely toward the well. Therefore, if this knitted fabric is used as a polo shirt collar material and sewn with the knit side surface with the above-mentioned dense structure on the front side and arranged in the vertical direction of the collar in the well direction, the collar will always be sewn with the reverse side in the vertical direction in a natural state. The sides are curved concavely, giving it a smooth appearance, and even after repeated washing and twisting, it will naturally return to its original shape and maintain its original smooth shape when sewn. .

Embodiment An embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. Fig. 1 is a knitting diagram of a weft knitted fabric of an embodiment of the polo shirt collar fabric of the present invention knitted on a flat weft knitting machine, and Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a polo shirt collar sewn from this knitted fabric as a polo shirt collar material. FIG. In Figure 1, is the first course, is the second course, and 1
In the course stitches, all the front needles F and back needles B are knitted to form a 1×1 rubber knit 11.
In the course stitches, the back side needles B knit 12, and the front side needles F tacked 13, and the first and second courses were alternately repeated to form a weft knitted fabric. This knitted fabric is knit 1 in the second course.
The back side surface of the tuck 13 has a denser texture than the front side surface of the tuck 13, and the front side surface of the tuck is curved concavely in the direction of the well when left naturally.

The collar 14 of the polo shirt shown in FIG. 2 is made of a knitted fabric knitted based on FIG. It is sewn. Due to the above-mentioned characteristics of the knitted fabric, this collar 14 is curved concavely on the back side in the vertical direction in its natural sewn state.
6.As a collar, it has an extremely sleek and elegant appearance, and this curve has a strong resilience, so even if external forces such as twisting are applied during use or repeated washing, it will naturally return to its original shape, making it easy to sew. The original appearance is maintained for a long time.

Effects of the invention With this invention, a flat-type weft knitting machine is used to produce a polo shirt with a weft knitted fabric in which rubber knitted courses are knitted alternately with courses knitted on either the front side or the back side and tucked on the other side. The collar is sewn using the knitted side as the front side and the well direction in the warp direction, and the back side is curved concavely in the warp direction, giving it a clean and elegant appearance. In addition, it has a strong bending force, so even if it is deformed by external twisting force during use or washing, it will not bend.
It naturally restores to its original form and retains its original appearance for a long time.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a knitting diagram of a horizontally knitted fabric of an embodiment of the polo shirt collar fabric of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the main parts of a polo shirt collar using a knitted fabric knitted based on the knitting diagram of Fig. 1. , Fig. 3 is a knitting diagram of a conventional weft knitted fabric used for the collar of a polo shirt, and Fig. 4 is a schematic perspective view of the main parts of a polo shirt collar using a knitted fabric knitted based on the knitting diagram of Fig. 3. be. 11...1x1 rubber, 12...knit, 13...
...Tatsuku, 14...collar.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A polo shirt collar fabric made of a horizontal knitted fabric in which rubber knitted courses and courses knitted on either the front side or the back side and tucked on the other are alternately knitted using a flat type horizontal knitting machine.