JPS5848323Y2 - clothes sleeves - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a sleeve for clothing that has a moderate tension in the sleeve hem portion, that is, the entire upper part of the sleeve, and has a neat appearance.

Conventionally, sleeves have been created by polymerizing and bonding approximately semicircular adhesive interlining to the sleeve hem.

This sleeve had the disadvantage that the boundary between the outer part to which the adhesive interlining was applied and the outer part to which the adhesive interlining was not applied was an unsightly line.

In addition, the outer material of the former becomes hard and has strong tension as the adhesive hardens, but the outer material of the latter is soft and has no tension at all, so when the sleeves are stationary, when they move, the boundary becomes a clear line. The drawback was that the distortion of movement was concentrated on the soft outer material, creating unsightly wrinkles.

Therefore, in order to prevent the border from appearing as a line, the sleeve hem part is made of a long piece of adhesive interlining with a serrated or stepped edge located below the line. has been proposed (Utility Model Publication No. 51-29127, Utility Model Publication No. 48-27930).

In this case, it is possible to prevent the boundary from appearing as a line to some extent, but the outer part where the adhesive interlining is polymerized and the part where no adhesive interlining is used, especially the small inner part of the lower part of the sleeves, are similar to the above case. There is a difference in the hardness of the sleeves, and there is no tension at all in the inner part of the sleeve, so when the sleeve moves, distortion concentrates in the inner part of the sleeve, resulting in unsightly wrinkles.

Therefore, in this invention, when applying an approximately semicircular adhesive interlining to the sleeve hem part, the sleeve hem part is glued only along the line and over an appropriate width from the sleeve hem attachment line to the lower part, and the sleeve hem part is made into a roughly semicircular shape. By not gluing the small semicircular area at the bottom of the adhesive interlining,
The hardness of the outer material is changed step by step, that is, the sleeve hem part is hard near the line, slightly harder below that line, and then softer below that, giving the small semicircular area an appropriate amount of tension and reducing the distortion caused by movement. By transmitting the distortion to the soft outer fabric part that does not use interlining through the outer fabric part corresponding to the area, concentration of distortion is prevented and unsightly wrinkles are prevented.

The present invention will be explained based on the drawings. Fig. 1a is a developed view of the outer sleeve, and the upper part thereof is the sleeve hem.

Reference numeral 1 is a sleeve outer material, and 2 is a substantially semicircular adhesive interlining superposed on the sleeve hem portion on the back side of the sleeve outer material.

3, the sleeve hem part is a line, and along this line and from this line to the lower part, appropriate areas (areas marked with spots in the drawing) are glued.

The adhesive area is suitably an area extending from the sleeve hem line to the bottom about 5 cm wide.

In many cases, the upper part of line 3, that is, the seam allowance, is also glued to the sleeve hem.

A generally small semicircular area (shaded area in the drawing) located below the adhesive area is not adhered.

Figure 1b is a developed view of the inner sleeve, the upper part of which is the valley of the sleeve.

An adhesive interlining may be polymerized in the troughs of the sleeves, or there may be no interlining, but in order to make the sleeves neater, a roughly triangular adhesive interlining 2' may be polymerized in the valleys of the sleeves. Similar to the sleeve crest part, the sleeve crest part is along line 3', and the area (spotted area in the drawing) spanning an appropriate width from line 3' to the bottom is glued to form a small triangle located at the bottom of the adhesive area. Areas of the shape (shaded areas in the drawings) are preferably not glued.

As the approximately semicircular adhesive interlining 2, one in which adhesive is applied to the entire surface of one side, or one in which adhesive 4 is applied only to the portion corresponding to the adhesive area as shown in FIG. 2 is used.

The adhesive is applied in the form of dots, and the density of these dots decreases from the sleeve hem line toward the bottom.

To create the sleeve of the present invention using an adhesive interlining with adhesive applied to the entire surface of one side, when polymerizing and adhering the adhesive interlining to the sleeve hem on the back side of the sleeve outer material, apply release paper, etc. to the area corresponding to the non-adhesive area. Alternatively, only the adhesive area may be heated and pressurized.

When using the adhesive interlining shown in FIG. 2, release paper or the like is not required.

In the adhesive interlining shown in Figure 2, the density of the adhesive dots decreases from the arc toward the bottom, so the hardness of the outer material in the bonded area becomes weaker toward the bottom of the sleeve hem. The difference in the hardness of the outer fabric between the bonded area and the non-bonded area is obscured, resulting in a slimmer sleeve, which is preferable.

Also, in the adhesive interlining shown in Figure 2, the border between the adhesive area and the non-adhesive area can be made into a sawtooth shape, so that the boundary between the adhesive area and the non-adhesive area is a clear line. This is preferable because it can prevent this from occurring.

The sleeves of the clothes of the present invention are as shown in Figure 3, and the adhesive area eliminates wrinkles and unevenness near the hem of the sleeves, which are caused by irregularities, and reveals a sufficient bulge.

In order to further increase this swelling, conventionally used sapping cotton may be used.

The biggest feature of the clothing sleeves of this invention is that there is a small semicircular non-adhesive area, so unlike in the past, the adhesive area does not immediately transition to the outer material without interlining, so there is no boundary line, and there is no possibility of adhesion. The density of the dot-shaped adhesive dots applied to the area decreases toward the bottom, so that the sleeve hem has an appropriate amount of tension, and even when the sleeve moves, distortion of the interlining is caused through the non-adhesive area. Since it is transmitted to the outer surface, unsightly wrinkles will not appear.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1a is a developed view of the outer sleeve of the garment, Figure 1b is a developed view of the inner sleeve of the garment, Figure 2 is a plan view of the adhesive interlining used to create the sleeve of the garment of the present invention, and Figure 3. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the sleeve of the garment according to the present invention. 1 is the sleeve outer material of the clothes, 2 is the adhesive interlining, 3 is the line for the sleeve hem, 4 is
is an adhesive. In the drawing, the dotted area is the adhesive area, and the hatched area is the non-adhesive area.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It consists of a sleeve outer material and a substantially semicircular adhesive interlining that is polymerized to match the sleeve crest on the back side of the sleeve outer material, and the sleeve crest of the adhesive interlining and the sleeve outer material is along a line, and The sleeve crest portion has a bonded area extending from the line to the lower part over an appropriate width and a roughly small circular non-bonded area, and the density of dots of dot-shaped adhesive applied to the bonded area is equal to the density of the dots of the sleeve crest portion. is the sleeve of clothing that is characterized by a lower part from the line toward the bottom.