JPH0431216Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] This invention mainly relates to knitted gloves for cold protection.

[Conventional technology]

For example, in the 57th year of Utility Modeling, forming slits in appropriate locations in the finger pockets allows manual work with only the fingertips exposed outside the finger pockets while wearing gloves. It is already known in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 176411 and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 59-71402.

[The problem that the idea attempts to solve]

However, these conventional techniques still have the following problems. That is, all of the gloves disclosed in the above-mentioned publications have a slit formed on the palm side of the glove for allowing the fingertips to come out of the fingerbag. When the gloves are worn without letting them out, not only are the slits exposed on the palm side of the gloves, but the slits formed in the above areas tend to open when the fingers are bent and extended. , is extremely unseemly.

Further, since knitted gloves are usually knitted using a flat knitting machine, it is extremely difficult to form such slits on the palm side of the finger pockets only by knitting means.

I had a problem.

This invention solves the above-mentioned problems that exist in the prior art, and provides a good appearance when wearing gloves with the fingertips in the fingerbags, as well as a slit for putting the fingertips in and out of the fingerbags. An object of the present invention is to provide a knitted glove that can be easily formed into a glove using only the knitting means of a flat knitting machine when knitting the knitted glove.

[Means to solve the problem]

The knitted glove of this invention, which was created to achieve the above purpose, has a feature that allows the tip of the index finger to be inserted and removed from the side surface of the index finger pouch, where the finger pouch faces the middle finger pouch. It is characterized by having a vertical slit of an appropriate length formed therein.

In addition to the above-mentioned index finger, the knitted glove of this invention also has the fingertip of the thumb inserted and removed from the side surface of the thumb pocket where the four finger pockets face the body. It is a good idea to form a vertical slit for this purpose.

In addition to the slit for inserting and removing the tip of the index finger, the slit formed in the thumb pocket is arranged at an appropriate position on the palm side of the finger pocket, as in the conventional product. It may be formed in the vertical or horizontal direction.

[Effect]

In the knitted glove constructed as described above, a slit is formed in the finger bag for the index finger through which the tip of the index finger can be inserted and removed. Because it is formed on the side facing the finger stall, in other words, in the most natural and normal wearing condition, the index finger is parallel to and in contact with the middle finger pocket. Since the slit is formed in the vertical direction along the side of the finger pouch of the index finger, the slit formed in this part of the finger pouch of the index finger can be used without the tip of the index finger coming out of the finger pouch through this slit. When wearing these knitted gloves, even the middle finger is always covered by the finger pouch, so the back and palm sides of the gloves, which are easily visible to the public, are almost always exposed. There is no. In addition, in such a state, even if the finger sack is bent and stretched, the index finger and middle finger are often bent and stretched simultaneously in the same direction, so that they remain unexposed.

In addition, the finger bags of stockinette gloves are knitted with the knitting needles on either the front or rear needle beds of a double-head flat knitting machine that has a pair of front and rear needle beds to knit the course on the palm side of the finger bags, and the knitting needles on the other needle bed. Since the course on the back side of the finger bag is knitted, the position of the slit is located at the boundary between the knitted fabric knitted with the knitting needles on the front needle bed and the knitted fabric knitted with the knitted needles on the back needle bed. If the knitting yarn is to be made to match the above, in each knitting course, the knitting yarn can be simply fed in a U-shape to the front and rear knitting needles, and the above-mentioned slits can be formed along the boundaries of the above-mentioned knitted fabrics only by the knitting means of the finger pockets. You can force it.

Similarly, according to this invention, the vertical slits formed on the side of the thumb stall on the side where the four finger stalls face the body can also be formed by using only the same knitting means as described above. It can be formed by

〔Example〕

One embodiment will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. In the figures, 1 is a stockinette glove according to this invention, and the index finger pocket 2 of this stockinette glove 1 has a middle finger pocket 3. A vertical slit 5 with a length of about 1 to 1.5 cm is formed on the side surface 2a facing the side, through which the tip of the index finger 4 can be inserted and removed.

When knitting the index finger bag 2 portion of the knitted glove 1 using a flat knitting machine, such a slit 5 is formed in a portion where the slit 5 is not formed as shown in FIG.
As shown by a ₁ , a ₂ , and a ₃ , in other words, along the knitting course of a normal finger bag, knitting yarn a is made to go around and alternately fed to the front and rear knitting needles to form the slit 5. As shown by a ₄ and a ₅ in the same figure, the knitting yarn a reaches the right end of the knitting needles on the front needle bed in FIG. When the right end in Figure 3 is reached, knit the next course of yarn and make a U-turn, and then knit yarn a of the desired course and fold it back to the front and back knitting needles to feed the yarn in a U-shape (see arrow). can be formed in the above-mentioned region only by the above-mentioned yarn feeding means in a double-head flat knitting machine.

Through the slit 5 of the knitted glove 1 achieved as described above, the tip of the index finger 4 can be exposed outside the finger bag 2 as shown in FIG.

In another embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, in addition to the slit 5 as in the above embodiment, a thumb pocket 6 may be provided at a suitable position on the side surface 6a of the thumb pocket 6 facing the four-finger body 7, and the thumb 8 may be inserted through the thumb pocket 6.
The slit 5 is for inserting and removing the fingertip of the
A similar longitudinal slit 9 may be formed by the same knitting means as the slit 5.

In addition, in other embodiments, the slit 9 formed in the thumb bag 6 is similar to the conventional product.
As shown in FIG.
It may be formed into

In any case, if the slit 9 or 9' as described above is also formed in the thumb bag 6, the seventh
As shown in the figure, the fingertips of the two finger bags 4 and 8 can be exposed outside the finger bags 2 and 6 of the stockinette glove 1.

[Effect of idea]

Since the knitted glove according to this invention is constructed as described above, it can produce the effects described below.

That is, as described in detail regarding the operation, at least the slit formed in the finger pouch for the index finger allows the user to wear the glove and insert the finger tip of the index finger through the slit to the outside of the finger pouch. In normal use, the slit is
Since the back side and palm side of the glove, which are easily visible to the human eye, are hardly exposed, the glove of this invention has a very good appearance when normally fully worn.

Further, as described in detail in the operation and embodiments, the vertical slit formed by specifying the region can be formed in the predetermined region only by the knitting means of the glove. The glove of the present invention having slits in the parts can be manufactured at low cost and with good appearance.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a back view showing one embodiment of the knitted glove according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the - line in Fig. 1, Fig. 3 is a knitting structure diagram of the slit forming part, and Fig. 4 is a worn-in glove. Fig. 5 is a rear view of the glove showing another embodiment, Fig. 6 is a front view of the glove showing another embodiment, and Fig. 7 shows the glove in the same state of use. FIG. 1...Knitted gloves, 2...Finger bag for index finger, 2
a... Side, 3... Middle finger pocket, 4... Index finger,
5...Slit, 6...Finger pocket for thumb, 6a...Side, 7...4 body, 8...Thumb, 9,9'...Slit.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. On the side of the finger pouch for the index finger, on the side where the finger pouch faces the finger pouch for the middle finger, a length of an appropriate length for inserting and removing the tip of the index finger from there. Stockinette gloves characterized by forming directional slits. 2. In addition to the slit for inserting and removing the fingertip of the index finger, there is a slit on the side of the thumb pouch on the side where the four finger pouches face the body, from which the fingertip of the thumb can be inserted and removed. The knitted glove according to claim 1, further comprising a longitudinal slit of an appropriate length. 3. In addition to the slit for inserting and removing the fingertip of the index finger, a slit is formed in the thumb pouch at an appropriate position on the palm side of the thumb pouch from which the fingertip of the thumb can be inserted and removed. 2. The stockinette glove of claim 1, wherein the glove has: