JPH0444565Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a waist belt that is sewn to the inner upper end of the waist of pants or slacks.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, this type of waist belt with tags has been sewn onto the inner surface of the waist of pants to decorate the area and maintain its shape. This waist lining belt with tags is made by folding back the edges of horizontally long outer fabrics 6 and 7 cut into two parts and sewing them together with a lining fabric 8, and the tag part 9 is attached to the lower outer fabric 7. A part of it is once folded inward at an appropriate interval, and then folded back outward again to form a facing piece. This tag portion 9 is sewn to the upper outer fabric 6 as it is.

Problems that the invention aims to solve As mentioned above, the conventional waist belt with tags
The lower outer material 7 having the tag part 9 and the upper outer material 6 without it are cut into two parts, and the folded parts are sewn together with the lining material 8. For this reason, in the case of a fabric having a striped pattern as the outer material, the upper outer material 6 does not have a tag part, so there is no need to match the patterns, but the lower outer material 7 has a tag part 9, so this part is not necessary. The problem is the width of the tag in order to maintain the consistency and continuity of the striped pattern, and it is also necessary to sew the edges of the striped pattern of the lower tag part 9 and the striped pattern of the upper part accurately. There were some drawbacks, such as the need for skill to sew it.

Furthermore, in order to integrate the sewing, the lower edge of the upper outer fabric has a folded part, and the lining and the upper edge of the lower outer fabric are sewn together. This has disadvantages, such as the extra size of the fabric, the need for unnecessary fabric such as cutting for pattern matching, and the time it takes to sew the fabric.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, uses a single piece of fabric for the outer fabric to form the tag part, uses less fabric, and moreover, only the striped patterns on the opposing pieces of the outer fabric are matched accurately. To provide a waist belt with tags that is easy to sew and has a regular striped pattern.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention consists of a horizontally long belt-like outer material with a striped pattern whose lower edge is folded back, and two perpendicular lines extending through this outer material at appropriate intervals. Fold each part inward, then fold outward again.
A facing piece in which the two pieces are butted together so that the striped patterns match and form a continuous pattern, a lining material whose upper edges are aligned on the back side of the outer material and the lower edge thereof is slightly shortened, and the outer material and the lining material are connected to the lower edge of the outer material. A horizontal straight seam part sewn so as to simultaneously integrate the folded edges from above, and a seam part where the upper end edge of the opposing piece to the straight seam part are sewn together in abutted state. This is a waist back belt with a tag having a striped pattern with the tag part extending from the straight sewn part to the lower end edge of the opposing piece.

Function In the present invention, a horizontally long belt-like outer material with a striped pattern and its lower edge folded back is folded inward from two vertical lines in the vertical direction, and then folded back outward again, and the two are folded in a striped pattern. Since we have provided facing pieces that are butted together so that they match and form a continuous pattern, you can select two vertical lines at appropriate intervals depending on the continuity of the striped pattern, and if you try to match the striped pattern only in this part, This makes sewing easier. Furthermore, the outer material is sewn integrally with the lining material along with the folded part from the lower edge by horizontal straight seams, and the upper part of the opposing piece is fixed by being sewn integrally with the butted state. The lower part of the outer material can be made into a tag part having a continuous pattern.

As mentioned above, since one piece of fabric is used for the outer material, extra fabric is used only above the tag part, and there is no waste, and the sewing work is similar to that when sewing two pieces of fabric together. In comparison, since there is no need for folded parts or the like, sewing can be done quickly and easily without the need for pattern matching.

Embodiment The drawings show an embodiment. 1 is the outer material, which is horizontally long and has a striped pattern, and whose lower edge is folded back about 2/3. As shown in FIG.
Fold inward from 1a and 1d, respectively, 1b and 1
Fold outward again from c to form two opposing pieces that abut against each other, align the striped patterns between these opposing pieces to form a continuous pattern, and attach the lower end to the tag part 2,
It was set as 2. The intervals between these vertical lines 1a and 1b can be determined as appropriate depending on the pitch of the striped pattern, and by matching the striped patterns between the two facing pieces that have been folded and folded back, it is easy to create a continuous striped pattern. can get.

3 is the lining material, the upper edge of which is made to match the outer material 1, and the lower edge of which is slightly shortened and folded back. Reference numeral 4 denotes a horizontal straight seam portion where the outer material 1 and the lining material 3 are sewn integrally. Reference numeral 5 denotes a sewn portion, in which the portion from the upper end of the facing piece to the straight sewn portion 4 was sewn and fixed at the same time as the lining 3.

The upper edges of the outer fabric 1 and the lining 3 are sewn to the inner upper edge of pants or slacks.

As shown in this example, since the outer material 1 is made of one piece, there is no change in the striped pattern, and the vertical lines 1a to
Since it is only necessary to consider the alignment of striped patterns when folding and folding 1d, sewing can now be performed extremely easily. Moreover, compared to the conventional case in which the outer material is sewn from two horizontally long pieces of fabric, there is no discrepancy in the striped pattern, and the outer material 1 and the lining material are sewn together by a single horizontal straight seam section 4. 3 are surely sewn together. Further, the upper part of the opposing piece is simultaneously fixed by sewing and integrating the area from the upper end to the linearly sewn part 4 with the lining 3 by the sewn part 5, and from the linearly sewn part 4 to the lower end. , the tag part 2 has a continuous pattern with matching stripes.

Effects of the invention Since the present invention has the above-described configuration, the outer material is composed of one piece, and can be easily integrated with the lining by the straight seams and the upper seams of the facing piece. Moreover, pattern matching of the outer material having a striped pattern is extremely easy, since it is only necessary to fold and turn two perpendicular lines when forming the opposing pieces.

The upper part of the tag part is integrated with the lining by fixing the part between the upper edge and the straight sewn part with the sewn part, so it can be sewn to the inner upper edge of pants or slacks without any problem. The lower part of the opposing piece acts as a tag part, which allows for extra room when worn on the body.The overall structure is simple, there is no waste of fabric, there is no difficulty in cutting, and the tag retains a beautiful striped pattern. We were able to provide an attached waist belt.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the waist belt with tags having a striped pattern according to the present invention, with some parts omitted. Fig. 2 is an enlarged bottom view of the main part of the waist belt, Fig. 3 is an enlarged side view of the main part, Fig. 4 is an enlarged front view of the main part, and Fig. 5 shows the folding and folding lines of the tag part. FIG. 6 is a front view showing a conventional example, and FIG. 7 is a side sectional view of the same. 1... Outer material, 1a to 1d... Vertical line, 2... Tag part, 3... Lining, 4... Straight seam part, 5...
Sewing section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A horizontally long belt-like outer material with a striped pattern whose lower edge is folded back, and this outer material is folded inward by two vertical lines at appropriate intervals and then outward again. a facing piece that is folded back toward the front and butted together so that the striped patterns match and form a continuous pattern; a lining whose upper edges are aligned on the back side of the outer fabric and whose lower edge is slightly shortened; and the outer fabric and the lining are connected to the outer fabric. A horizontal straight seam part is sewn so as to simultaneously integrate the folded end edge from the lower edge of the opposite piece, and the straight seam part from the upper end edge of the opposing piece is sewn and integrated while remaining in a butt state. 1. A waist belt with a tag having a striped pattern, the belt comprising a sewn part and a tag part extending from the straight sewn part to the lower edge of the opposing piece.