JPH0718765U - Golf gloves - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Improve durability and fit, and reduce manufacturing costs. [Structure] In a golf glove, a single sheet material is cut to form a palm portion finger sheet 6 having an outer shape in which a gusset portion 5 is connected to a side portion of the palm portion. The peripheral edge of the palm finger sheet 6 is sewn to the peripheral edge of the instep finger sheet 7. The finger part of the glove is made of a single sheet material by forming the palm part and the gusset part 5 with one sheet and omitting the seam 4 of the palm part of the finger part and the gusset part 5.
The seam 4 of the finger portion is located on the instep side.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to, for example, a golf glove made by cutting and sewing natural or synthetic leather.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 FIG. 1 shows a cut view of leather or the like used for sewing golf gloves. As shown in this figure, a golf glove is manufactured by sewing leather cut into an instep sheet 1, a palm sheet 2, and a gusset sheet. The back sheet 1 and the palm sheet 2 are cut into bills. The gusset sheet 3 has a fingertip whose width is gradually narrowed and the entire gusset sheet 3 is curved in a crescent shape. This is because the fingers of the glove are curved to the palm side to make it easier to grip a golf club.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The golf glove of this structure has four seams on the fingers. This is because both side edges of the mat sheet 3 on both sides of the finger are sewn to the instep sheet 1 and the palm sheet 2. Golf gloves have a strong grip and receive a proper impact when hitting a ball with a club. For this reason, there is a drawback in that the life of the glove is significantly shorter than that of ordinary gloves. In particular, the seams of the gusset seat and palm seat that hold the grip of the club are easily damaged. The reason why the seam at this portion is easily damaged is that it is less flexible than the sheet material and that a large number of stitch holes are formed at regular intervals. Unfortunately, golf gloves do not allow the use of thick sheet material like working gloves. This is because the feeling of fit when gripping the grip and swinging is important. For this reason, golf gloves require the use of thin and flexible sheet materials, even though they are subjected to severe impacts, and have the drawback of being extremely susceptible to damage during use.

Further, an ideal golf glove has a feeling of gripping with a bare hand. It is also important to protect your hands well. Conventional gloves with four stitches around the fingers lose local stretchability due to the stitches, even if extremely soft natural leather is used as the sheet material. That is, there is a drawback in that the seams hinder the free deformation of the finger portion, and the degree of freedom of the finger is considerably reduced. Furthermore, since there are seams on both sides of the palm of the finger, the feeling of foreign matter in this part cannot be eliminated. Golf gloves have a fairly strong grip in the moment you swing the club. Therefore, the feeling of foreign matter caused by the seams significantly impairs the feeling of fit during use. If the width of the seam is reduced in order to reduce the feeling of foreign matter, the strength of the sewn part will be significantly reduced. The feeling of foreign matter and the strength of the seams are mutually contradictory characteristics and cannot satisfy both.

The present invention was developed for the purpose of solving these conventional drawbacks. An important object of this invention is to provide golf gloves that can be mass-produced at low cost, despite having excellent durability and fit.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The golf glove of the present invention has the following structure in order to achieve the above-mentioned object. Golf gloves are manufactured by cutting the sheet material and sewing the cut sheet material.

The palm part finger sheet 6 is formed by cutting a single sheet material, and is cut into an outer shape in which the gusset part 5 is connected to the side part of the palm part. The peripheral edge of the palm finger sheet 6, that is, the peripheral edge of the gusset portion 5 is sewn to the peripheral edge of the instep finger sheet 7. The finger part of the glove is made of a single sheet material with the palm part and the gusset part made of one sheet, omitting the seams at the boundary between the gusset part and the palm part of the finger part. . The seams on the fingers are located on the instep side.

[0008]

[Action]

 In the golf glove of the present invention, the palm part finger sheet 6 is cut into a unique outer shape. The palm portion finger sheet 6 is cut into an outer shape in which the gusset portion 5 is connected to the side portion of the palm portion. The gusset portion 5 is made of a single sheet material that is not sewn to the palm portion finger sheet and is connected to the palm portion. The gusset portion 5 is sewn only to the back finger sheet 7. The glove of the present invention in which the palm portion finger sheet 6 of this shape is sewn has no seam on the palm portion of the finger. Finger seams 4 are provided only on the sides of the instep. A conventional golf glove has four stitches on one finger. The glove of the present invention only has a seam on the back of the finger.

When gripping the club through the glove, the palm of the glove contacts the grip of the golf club. When swinging a club, the palm is strongly pressed against the surface of the grip, and a strong impact is given when the ball is hit. Since the seams on the palm directly contact the grip, they receive a great impact force. In the golf glove of the present invention, the gusset portion 5 is composed of the palm portion and one sheet material, and the seam of the palm portion is omitted. Seamless gloves can prevent damage to the palm even if a strong impact is applied to the palm. This is because the strength of the sheet material is considerably higher than that of the seams.

Furthermore, since there is no seam on both sides of the palm of the finger, there is no sense of foreign matter in this part. Therefore, the fit can be significantly improved by using a flexible leather or the like for the sheet material. In particular, it eliminates the feeling of strangeness when the grip is firmly held, and realizes a feature that can be worn comfortably.

[0011]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Gloves are manufactured by cutting natural or synthetic leather or a sheet material such as cloth into a predetermined shape and sewing the cut material. For gloves, the sheet material is cut into the shapes shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 and sewn.

In FIG. 2, one sheet material is cut into an outer shape that connects the palm portion sheet 2, the instep portion sheet 1, and the instep finger sheet 7. The palm sheet 2 has a thumb hole 9 to which a thumb sheet 8 is sewn, and the back finger sheet 7 of the index finger 11 and the palm finger sheet 6 are connected together. As shown in FIG. 5, the upper sheet 1 is vertically cut so that it can be tightened with the band 10. The upper finger sheet 7 is provided to extend above the upper sheet 1. The back finger sheet 7 is divided into an index finger 11, a middle finger 12, a ring finger 13, and a little finger 14.

The palm part finger sheet 6 shown in FIG. 3 is divided into a little finger 14, a ring finger 13, and a middle finger 12 and cut. The palm portion finger sheet 6 of the index finger 11 is connected to the palm portion sheet 2. The palm finger sheet 6 of the little finger 14 is cut to a width that connects the gusset portion 5 to one side. The palm part finger sheet 6 of the ring finger 13 and the palm part finger sheet 6 of the middle finger 12 are cut into a shape that connects the gusset parts 5 to both sides.

The peripheral edges of the palm finger sheet 6 of the child finger 14, ring finger 13, and middle finger 12 cut in this shape are sewn to the following portions. The palm portion of the child finger 14, the ring finger 13, and the middle finger 12 shown in FIG. 3 has a finger sheet 6 on both sides and the peripheral edges a, b, and c of the upper finger sheet 7 a, b, and c. Sew on the part. Further, the d, e, and f portions of the palm portion finger sheet 6 of the child finger 14, the ring finger 13, and the middle finger 12 are sewn to the d, e, and f portions of the upper edge of the palm portion sheet 2 shown in FIG. It Furthermore, the g, h, and i portions of the lower edge of the palm finger sheet 6 are sewn to the g, h, and i portions of the lower edge of the gusset portion 5 of the adjacent palm finger sheet 6.

The k portion which is the peripheral edge of the back finger sheet 7 of the index finger 11 is sewn to the k portion which is the peripheral edge of the palm finger sheet 6. Further, the j portion which is a part of the lower end edge of the palm portion finger sheet 6 of the index finger 11 is sewn to the j portion of the upper end edge of the palm portion sheet 2.

The thumb sheet 8 has a lower edge sewn to the periphery of the thumb hole 9 of the palm sheet 2, and an upper edge sewn to form a thumb. The l, m, n parts of the thumb sheet 8 are sewn to the l, m, n parts which are the peripheral edges of the thumb holes 9 of the palm part sheet 2. Further, the o portion of the thumb hole 9 is sewn to the o portion of the thumb sheet 8.

The above sewing parts a to o appear at the positions shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. As shown in Fig. 2, a glove that uses the back finger sheet 7, the back sheet 1, and the palm sheet 2 as one sheet material enables the gloves to be manufactured efficiently with the least number of stitches. There is. However, the instep finger sheet 7, the instep sheet 1 and the palm sheet 2 may be cut and sewn separately.

Further, in the palm portion finger sheet 6 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the gusset portion 5 is connected to the four back finger sheets 7 of the little finger 14, the ring finger 13, the middle finger 12, and the index finger 11. Therefore, the four-finger palm part finger sheet 6 can omit the seams formed on the palm part. However, the golf glove of the present invention is not limited to the one in which the gusset portion is integrated with all the palm-finger sheets that make up the four fingers of the child finger, ring finger, middle finger, and index finger. Preferably, the palm portion finger sheet of four fingers is integrally formed with the gusset portion, but one to three palm portion finger sheets having the gusset portion integrally formed is used, and the remaining palm portion finger sheet is used. It is also possible to have a structure in which the gusset portion is sewn on.

[0019]

[Effect of device]

 The golf glove of the present invention has a feature that it can effectively prevent damage to the palm part by using a thin sheet material having excellent flexibility. This is because the glove of this invention has a structure in which the gusset portion is integrated with the sheet material of the palm portion finger sheet. The glove of the present invention in which the gusset portion is composed of the palm finger sheet and one sheet material does not have seams on both sides of the palm portion of the finger as in the conventional case. The seams on the palms of the fingers are subject to strong impacts when hitting the ball with a strong grip on the golf club, and are easily damaged by the difference in elasticity between the seams and the sheet material. In the glove of the present invention, the seam of this part is omitted, and both sides of the palm of the finger are made of seamless sheet material. For this reason, it is possible to effectively prevent damage to this portion due to a strong impact, and it is possible to remarkably improve the durability.

The golf glove of the present invention, which can prevent damage to both palms of the fingers, can have a thin sheet material. Gloves made from thin sheet material can significantly improve the hand fit. This is because the sheet material becomes flexible and expands and contracts with the hand. In particular, gloves with no seams on both sides of the palm of the finger can improve the fit by stretching the sheet material together with the hand without reducing the elasticity of the palm of the finger due to the seams. . This is synergistic with the elimination of the feeling of foreign matter on both sides of the palm that grips the grip strongly, and has the feature of creating a more comfortable fit.

Furthermore, the golf glove of the present invention does not need to be sewn on both sides of the gusset, and the gusset can be manufactured by sewing one side. As a result, the sewn portion is shortened, and there is the advantage that mass production can be performed efficiently and inexpensively.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a developed sheet material for sewing conventional golf gloves.

FIG. 2 is a developed plan view of an instep sheet, a palm sheet and an instep finger sheet used in the golf glove according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a developed thumb, finger, ring, and middle finger sewn on the sheet material shown in FIG. 2 and a thumb sheet.

FIG. 4 is a front view of a golf glove manufactured by sewing the sheet material shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.

FIG. 5 is a rear view of the golf glove manufactured by sewing the sheet materials shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... back sheet 2 ... palm sheet 3 ... gusset sheet 4 ... seam 5 ... gusset 6 ... palm finger sheet 7 ... back finger sheet 8 ... thumb sheet 9 ... thumb hole 10 ... band 11 ... index finger 12 ... Middle finger 13 ... Ring finger 14 ... Child finger

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A golf glove in which a sheet material is cut, and the cut sheet material is sewn, and a palm part finger sheet (6) is formed by cutting a single sheet material. It is cut to the outer shape in which the gusset part (5) is connected to the side part of the part, the peripheral edge of this palm part finger sheet (6) is sewn on the peripheral part of the instep part finger sheet (7), and Fingers are palm and gusset (5)
And are made of a single sheet, and the palm and gusset seams of the fingers are omitted, and are made of a single sheet of material so that the finger seams (4) are located on the instep side. A glove for golf, which is characterized in that