JPS584895Y2 - Ruler for hemming slacks - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a hem measuring ruler used for finishing the hem of slacks.

Currently, in the retail sale of ready-made slacks,
It is customary for half-made products that are sewn to a specified size to be hemmed to fit the customer's body shape.

Generally, this hem finish is determined by the customer's specified measurements or the customer's try-on at the store. When trying on clothes, use the gusset needle position that indicates the finished position as a reference, and measure the hem hem hem position, □ shoe blister position, cutting position, etc. with a measuring tape, depending on whether the hem shape is single or double. The fabric is embossed, then cut and sewn along the embossed lines, and the hemming process is completed by pressing.

To further explain the hem shape of the slacks, which are roughly divided into single and double, in the case of a single, the finished cross-sectional shape of the hem is as shown in Figure 1.The hem of slacks 1 is inward at the inseam dimension line A with the inseam dimension as a reference It is folded back and cut and sewn along line B, and the blister prevention piece 2 is sewn along line C, which is slightly inside from line A71>-.

The finished and unfolded state, that is, the measurement state, is as shown in Figure 2. Corresponding to Figure 1, the inseam measurement position is line A, the cutting, sewing, and attaching positions are line B, and the shoe laces are sewn. The position is represented by line C.

On the other hand, in the case of a double hem, as shown in Figure 3, the finished cross-sectional shape of the hem is line and E as the inseam dimension, and it is folded back at line F as a double shape, and the hem end is at line G, and a little from the folded line E. The shoe blisters are sewn along the inside line H.

The unfolded state of this finish and the measurement state are as shown in Figure 4. Corresponding to Figure 3, the inseam dimensions are at line and E, the double folding position is at line F, and cutting and sewing are at position. is represented by line G, and the position of the shoe sole is represented by line H.

Therefore, the above-mentioned measuring work is carried out by measuring and checking according to the single or double dimensions as detailed above.

This invention was devised for the purpose of simplifying and increasing the efficiency of the measuring work, including chamfering, during this series of hemming work, and to prevent measuring errors. The ruler is a rectangular plate with the upper side for drawing the inseam dimension line and the lower side for cutting and sewing lines formed at a position separated from the upper side by the folding and sewing allowance for the hem. The gist is that both the upper and lower sides are formed longer than the hem width, and that marked lines for checking slack side raphes are provided across both the upper and lower sides.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically explained with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.

Figure 5 shows the single ruler 3, slacks 1
It is formed into a thin rectangular ruler with an upper side 4 that is longer than the hem width of the ruler, and a lower side 5 that is parallel to the inseam.
A cutting and sewing line B is drawn on the lower side 5.

Further, an elongated hole 6 is provided close to the upper side 4 over substantially the entire width of the ruler 3, and the hole side 6a on the side closer to the upper side 4 is used for defining the shoe line C.

Note that an arc-shaped portion is provided on the hole side 6b on the lower side 5 side of the hole 6 to prevent it from being misused for drawing.

Further, a marked line 7 is inserted at a position connecting the approximate center of the upper side 4 and lower side 5 of the ruler 3, and serves as a positioning index between the ruler 3 and the side seam line 8 of the slacks 1.

Further, one end of the ruler 3 is formed into a U-shaped side 9, and its tip is finished parallel to the marked line 7, and this is used as a slide guide 10, and the U-shaped side 9 is used as a handle of the ruler 3. ing.

On the other hand, FIG. 6 shows a double ruler 11, whose structure is almost the same as the single ruler 3.

That is, the ruler 11 has the inseam dimension line on the top side 12, and the cutting and sewing line G on the bottom side 13. In the evening, draw the double folding line F with the upper hole side 14, the sore line, and H with the lower hole side 15, and align it with the seam line 8 of slacks 1 using marked line 1.
6, and a slide guide 11 is added to one end.

In addition, in the ruler of this embodiment, the display side for the inseam dimension line E is omitted and is not particularly provided.

Next, the usage state of the ruler according to the embodiment of the present invention having the above-mentioned configuration will be explained using a double ruler.

1. If the finishing position of the hem is specified by the gusset needle when the customer tries it on, the slacks 1 are stretched out on a workbench and placed as shown in FIG. 7.

Next, place the lower side 13 of the ruler 110 on the hem opening 18 side of the slacks 1 and the upper side 12 of the slacks 1. At the same time, align the marked lines 1 and 6 with the side raphe line 8 of the slacks 1.

In this case, for convenience of work, the ruler 11 is replaced by the slide guide 1.
7 above (lower part of the figure, that is, the worker is located above the figure).

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1 After that, the upper side 12, lower side 13, upper hole side 14 of the ruler 11
, insert a chamfer along the prepared hole side 15 to complete the measuring work.

It goes without saying that in this work, both the right and left legs of the slacks 1 are worked.

Cutting and sewing work will be carried out below.6 On the other hand, in the case of specifying dimensions, specify the inseam dimension M with a tape measure, and perform the measuring work in the same manner as the gusset needle method described above.

Furthermore, by using an auxiliary tool in addition to the measuring ruler 11, an efficient and reliable measuring operation can be achieved.

That is, in FIG. 8, an index line 22 is engraved on the workbench 20 parallel to an end surface 21, and a scale graduation 23 is also engraved on the end surface 21.

When taking measurements, first place the slacks 1 on the workbench 20 with the side raphe line 8 and the index line 22 aligned.

Next, pass the ruler 3 (used for another purpose in this case) through the crotch of the slacks 1 so that the upper side 4 is at the lower crotch part 24, and make the slide guide 10, and while making contact with the end surface 21 of the workbench 20, adjust the zero point of the scale graduation 23. The position of slacks 1 is defined according to No. 25.

After that, place the ruler 11 on the slacks 1 and move it while sliding the slide guide 17 on the end surface 21 of the workbench 20 until the upper side 12 of the ruler 11 matches the inseam dimension M on the scale graduation 23. Set to .

Thereafter, mark each designated side of the ruler 11 to complete the measuring work in the same manner as before.

In addition, in the case of single measurement, the ruler 3 and the ruler 11 are used in the opposite manner.

Furthermore, a special ruler for positioning the crotch portion may be used.

As described in detail above, according to the measuring ruler according to the present invention, measuring the hem of slacks can be easily and quickly performed, and at the same time, measuring errors can be prevented.

Furthermore, when hemming work is performed intensively, the effects of improving work efficiency and eliminating measurement errors are significant.

Furthermore, if transparent materials are used for the rulers 3 and 11, it is effective for inspection and confirmation during work.

Furthermore, although the edges of the rulers 3 and 11 for marking are straight lines in the embodiment, it is natural that they should be curved depending on the shape of the hem.

In this embodiment, the ruler 3.11 is used both for specifying the hem finishing position using the gusset needle and for specifying the hem finishing position using the dimensions, but it is possible to use it for each purpose depending on the presence or absence of the slide guide section.

In addition, in the case of specifying dimensions, a special ruler may be used as the ruler to be aligned with the zero point 25, and if a contact surface such as a step is provided on the end surface 21 of the workbench 20 for positioning, work efficiency will be further improved. be able to.

Also, instead of positioning the side raphe line 8 of the slacks 1 using the index line 22 on the workbench 20, mark lines 7 and 1 of the ruler 3.11 are used.
6, the effect is the same, and furthermore, the index line 2.2 and the gauge line 7°16 of the rulers 3 and 11 are both on the workbench 20.
It is effective to prevent misalignment if the slacks 1 are aligned in position from the end surface 21 of the slacks 1.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of a single hem, Figure 2 is a developed diagram of the same hem,
Figure 3 is an explanatory diagram of a double hem, Figure 4 is a developed view of the same hem, Figure 5 is a perspective view of a single ruler, Figure 6 is a perspective view of a double ruler, Figure 7 is finishing with a gusset needle. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a measuring state when dimensions are specified. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a measuring state when inseam dimensions are specified. A: Inseam dimension line, B: Cutting/sewing line, C: Sole line, D: Inseam dimension line, E: ...Inseam dimension line, F...double folding line, G...cutting and sewing line, H...
...Shoe line, M...Inseam measurement, 1...
... Slacks, 3 ... Ruler, 1 ...
...Marked line, 10...Slide guide, 11...
...Ruler, 16...Marked line, 17...
・Slide guide, 19...gusset needle, 20...
...Workbench, 23...Scale scale.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It can also be a rectangular plate, and the upper side for drawing the inseam dimension line and the folding of the hem from that side. A ruler for hemming slacks, characterized in that both the upper and lower sides are formed longer than the hem width, and a slacks side raphe line reference angle cross mark line' is provided across both the upper and lower sides.