JPS5836202A - Production of necktie - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for producing a necktie whose outer material is a fabric having unevenness similar to tie-dyeing.

Conventionally, when making ties using tie-dyed fabric, tie-dyeing is generally a single-color dye, so there is little change in color, and the pattern is made up of the resist-dyed parts of the tie-dyeing process, so it is complicated. Alternatively, detailed patterns could not be adopted, and due to these restrictions, it was only possible to obtain ties with monotonous, common patterns.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and it is an attempt to provide a method for manufacturing a necktie whose outer material is a fabric with tie-dye-like unevenness, which allows the adoption of multicolored and varied arbitrary patterns. It is something to do.

An embodiment of this invention will be described below. As shown in the drawings, first, a desired design and color pattern is woven or knitted into a woven or knitted pattern within a wider area l than the front area of the finished tie, and a tie material 2 made of woven or knitted fabric is created. obtain. This woven pattern may be a dobby pattern, a jacquard pattern, a scratch pattern, a stripe pattern, a check pattern, etc., and the knitting pattern may be either a warp or weft pattern, a combination of yarns of different color yarns dyed, and/or a textured pattern. They are formed into colored patterns or background patterns by combining them, and are woven or knitted using various types of known looms, knitting machines, shedding devices, etc.

This tie material 2 is cut into pieces for several ties, and then tied and squeezed using thread according to the pattern. This drawing process is only used to create unevenness in the fabric, and is not used for resist dyeing. Therefore, it is not necessarily necessary to firmly press the fabric together, as in the squeezing process that is performed as a pre-process of ground dyeing in the case of tie-dyeing. Next, this is immersed in a one-bath waterproofing agent aqueous solution such as silicone emulsion or paraffin emulsion without background dyeing, and after dehydrating an appropriate amount of water, it is heated with steam in a heating chamber to heat set the aperture part. After completely drying, the threads are removed, and the resulting fabric with uneven parts is used as the outer material of the tie, and is cut and sewn together with other cores, linings, etc. to form a necktie.

In addition to woven or knitted patterns, in addition to many small circular patterns that correspond to pique dyeing, there are also arbitrary patterns such as abstract and realistic shapes that are completely different from traditional tie-dye patterns. In addition, the kukuri-shibori process is used to squeeze the inside of the pattern, the edge of the pattern, or the part of the ground without a pattern. In the case of a pattern, etc., it may be done not in relation to the pattern, but rather in consideration of the finish and the arrangement of the unevenness afterward, with appropriate arrangement and spacing, or with pique diaphragm on the entire surface.

In addition, in the above embodiment, the pattern was applied within an area 1 that was slightly larger than the front area of the finished tie, but of course the pattern may be applied continuously over the entire surface of the tie material 2, especially when adopting stripes or checks. This is easier and preferable.

In this case, it is convenient to make a mark corresponding to the contour line of the above-mentioned range 1 on the tie fabric 2 using chalk or the like to clearly indicate the drawing range or cutting line.

In addition, in the above embodiment, waterproofing is applied, so even if the tie gets wet with rainwater or sweat, the iris is prevented from collapsing and stretching, and it also prevents stains and stains from various liquids such as sweat and food and drinks. , a tie with excellent durability can be obtained. Note that this waterproofing step may be omitted depending on the case.

As explained above, the present invention uses a woven or knitted fabric woven with a pattern as a woven or knitted pattern, and uses a tie-dyeing process that is not intended for resist dyeing as the outer material of the tie. It is possible to provide irregularities in any arrangement on the necktie fabric with extremely free designs and multicolored patterns that are not limited by the restrictions of The appearance, feel, and feel of the ties are completely the same as those made using traditional tie-dyeing, and the ties are available in a wide variety of patterns that are extremely tasteful, with a harmonious combination of woven or knitted patterns and the unevenness of the tie-dyeing process. is obtained.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings are partial plan views showing the steps of an embodiment of the present invention. ■... Area to apply the pattern, 2... Tie area.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A woven or knitted fabric with a desired pattern formed as a woven or knitted pattern is used as tie fabric, the tie fabric is subjected to a drawing process, and this is set by steam treatment or the like. A method for producing a necktie, which comprises removing the threads and cutting and sewing the obtained fabric having uneven parts as the outer material of the necktie to form a necktie. 2. A woven or knitted fabric with a desired pattern formed as a woven or knitted pattern is used as a tie material, and the tie material is subjected to a drawing process, waterproofed, set by steam treatment, etc., and then the threads are removed. A method for producing a necktie, comprising: cutting and sewing the obtained fabric having uneven portions as the outer material of the necktie to form a necktie.