JPS5911849A - Knitted under socks - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to improvements in knitted undersocks.

For the purpose of preventing or treating athlete's foot from occurring in front of the toes, stockinette socks and undersocks with five toe pockets in which five toes can fit were introduced. I'm here. And undersocks, which are socks with five toe pouches like this, are, to put it mildly, when worn, the toes of each toe, especially the toe part, are affected by the toe part of each toe pouch. Because of the intervention, directly adjacent toes do not come into contact with each other, and therefore good hygroscopicity and air permeability are maintained between them, which prevents athlete's foot and also prevents contact with drugs. (6°, which can exhibit excellent effects such as promoting the therapeutic effect of athlete's foot in IF drying, is not suitable for conventional socks made of stockinette or under socks with five toe pockets as mentioned above). , in the case of socks,
In the case of undersocks, socks or stockings, etc. that do not have the above-mentioned 417 bags are coated on top of them, so there were the following difficulties.

In other words, if you put a pair of socks on top of undersocks that have five toe pockets, the part of the foot where the undersock is worn on the inside of the undersock will be particularly large. ,
Therefore, when the shoes were put on, the area between the 1,411-minute fingertips of the undersocks worn inside and the area between each digit was strongly compressed, causing problems such as discomfort. This was because, even though the size of the shoe was the same, each toe was covered by the toe bag of the undersock, so I thought that there was nothing that could be done about it. However, the object of the present invention is to provide undersocks in which the disadvantages listed in F are eliminated without reducing the effectiveness of the undersocks having toe bags as described above.

In addition, undersocks having five toe pockets as described above can be worn on top of regular socks or stockings that do not have toe pockets when exposed to heat in the summer. If the length is not long enough to reach the device beyond the heel, it is easy to move in the direction of the toe within the sock or stocking,
The other object of this invention is to solve the problem of the undersocks having toe pockets as described above, without reducing the effectiveness of the undersocks, which also have such drawbacks. This is an attempt to provide a solution to the undersocks.

In other words, the stockinette undersocks of this invention, which have solved the above-mentioned problems, have the following characteristics of undersocks:
At the tip of the toe where five fingers are inserted, a finger pouch into which each finger is inserted and a finger hole through which each finger is exposed are formed by arranging them at intersection U, and the finger pouches are formed by: The gist is that the tip is formed into a cylindrical shape with a distance of fJl,
An example will be explained with reference to the figures as follows.

Figures 1 and 2 show an embodiment of undersocks according to the present invention.
10 has 5 legs when it is 11? 1V (1)
(2) (3) (4) (5) is inserted into the toe part A
In a), the following finger sockets and finger holes are formed.

That is, in this toe area Qoa), each toe (i) (3) (5) corresponding to the toe, middle finger, and little finger is inserted by about 1iffi, and each of these toes (ih(+
) (3) (5) is included in the finger bag (]υυku 1 + 9 ノ1
≦, and between the finger pouch (11) and the toe pouch (+1), there is a finger hole 0 from which four toes (2) that correspond to the phallic toes can come out.
'4 ノ1zu#ML/, between the hi6 city 11 bag (1,) and the toe bag θυ, there is a finger hole (1,41) through which the toe (4) corresponding to the ring finger can be exposed. However, each of the upper and lower parts of the bag 00Q:10 has its tip (ll)
a) (18a) and (15a) are each formed into an open cylindrical shape, and in this embodiment, each finger pocket (li
) 131, 161 each open end (ua) (1aa) (
x5a), the tips of each toe (l bar 3) (5) are slightly exposed.

Undersocks (1()) as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are made by, for example, using a horizontal stockinette knitting machine to first cut the toe bag Uυ into a bag shape with an open tip (tta). Make a pongee, then make 80 finger holes (1'4) in one to several courses, and then make the finger hole α4 part for 1 second.
The At part (18a) is knitted into an open bag shape, and then the 815 minutes, which will become the finger hole 04), is knitted in one to several courses. Continuing from step I 1.1, knit the 4 wood-like part 01 into a tube shape, and then knit the finger bag (
1b of the lili in the form of a bag with the light end (15a) open, and finally the 4 Ijlid parts (11
Following the finger bag (1G), knit the part α of the water body 5 into a cylindrical shape, and add rubber thread or elastic to any number of courses toward the end of the 5 parts 1j1 [- part (17). Thread (If you put it through the thread, wear it r) (The inside of the undersock is elastic to 11 degrees (lO and 7.
(18a) and (15a) are respectively opened cylindrical finger bags 0ρ
(li (lυ) and finger holes (14 (14) alternating) stockinette undersocks according to the invention 0
You can get 0.

In Figure 431, (7) is undersocks (10
Shoes or stockings worn over.

Next, another embodiment will be explained with reference to FIG. Toes (1) fully exposed and corresponding to the toga, middle and little fingers
(3) (5) relates to the case where the undersock is made so that it is located within the habo finger pocket (11) (1:j QQ, but in other real cases, the third and fourth As shown in the figure, when wearing undersocks (H), the toe area where the five toes (1) to (5) fit ((9)
In a), contrary to the case of the above embodiment, the toes (2) and (4) corresponding to the index finger and the ring finger have the tips (22a) (24
a) The toes (11(3), (5), which correspond to the toga, middle, and little fingers) are located almost within the open cylindrical toe socket (e21) (c) (c) The stockinette undersocks t4) may be formed so that they are completely drawn from the bottom.

In addition, in each of the embodiments shown in FIGS.
Although I have shown an example in which the undersocks are made to a length that does not reach the line position, the length of the undersocks that I wanted in this invention is not something that can be left out in the above example,
It goes without saying that in other embodiments this may be made with a length that exceeds the line position, as shown in FIGS. 5 or 6. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7 or 8, the shoe opening θ may be made to a length that does not reach the arch of the foot.
Needless to say, there is no need to worry.

Next, to explain the function and effect, undersocks according to the present invention (l()), as is clear from the description of the above embodiments, when the undersocks are worn, five toes (i) - (5) are inserted into the toe part (loa) or (20a) with a cylindrical finger pouch with an open tip (Iυ (+300) and finger hole θJ (IJ, or tip 8
These stockinette undersocks (In-) are formed by alternately arranging 1 (on the open cylindrical finger sack) and the finger hole opening υ (c). When you wear the , every other toe (1) C3) (5) out of the five toes (1) to (5) lined up has a habo toe bag 0υ(t,
loe, and the toes of every other song in between (2
)(4) are used for the floor from each finger hole θ2CI=tl, or conversely, every other toe (])(3)(5
i is completely exposed from the finger holes (l) and (c), and every other toe (2) and (4) between them are respectively inside the toe pouches (goods). Therefore, in any case, between names (1) to (5), there is one finger b (Il) (1:1 <+υ part or Finger bag (ha)
Only the upper part is present, which means that only one piece of finger bag fabric is present.

Once upon a time, in the case of this invented undersock,
Like conventionally known undersocks, each toe (1) ~
Since the two pieces of finger bag fabric are not interposed between a-b-0-d in (5), this portion does not become bulky. Therefore, the overall width of the toes where undersocks are worn inside can be reduced, which relieves the strong pressure on the area between the toes, thereby reducing pain caused by shoe pressure. It is possible to force it.

Moreover, the undersocks according to the present invention have a shape that allows each toe (
Between 1) and (5), a-1)-0-d has 0 finger bags, respectively.
The fabric of the snoring lO or ni) (c) is intervening c)'(, q
It is possible to prevent the toes (1) to (5) that are in direct contact with each other, and to ensure moisture absorption and breathability in a-b-c-a during this time, compared to the conventional five toe bags. Similar to Undersocks, which has the following, the effect of preventing athlete's foot can be fully demonstrated.

In the undersocks according to this invention, the fabric of each toe bag 0υ (1 (+5 or (c) -c-d, finger hole 0
The toes are fully exposed from the ``4α (2), (c), etc., and the toes are almost fully exposed inside each cylindrical toe bag with an open tip. , are directly pinched from both sides and become in a state of t-coat, and each finger pocket (lυ (CI Q Han 5 (
C) are all the tips (lla) (18a) (1
5a) (22a) and (24a) each have an open cylindrical shape, so the opening edge force at the tip σ) is caught on the surface of the socks or socks layered on top of them. Therefore, the length of the undersock is the first
- The socks are long enough to not reach the M position shown in Figure 4, and the socks C are also bloody (in J4, when the toe pockets move toward the toes and are difficult to take off, the socks are long) Since f is also given, 'C1 From this point of view, it seems unlikely that this invention (this Mary\Sundersocks is an electric finger comrade who has a habit of touching °C, A) will not be touched. I'm standing next to you.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a 1m diagram showing an embodiment of knitted undersocks according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line a-U in Fig. 1 +hi, and Fig. 8 shows another embodiment. Top view of stockinette undersocks, sF'; Figure 4 is IV of Figure 3
-Iv thin cross-sectional view, Figures 5, 6, r, and 8 are other +
It is a flat+hi diagram of a knitted undersock 7 showing an example. (])～(5)...J-d (line, (1')(g)・
・N'ntersocks, 11 a gl Qυ(c)U
Φ... One part of the tip is left open [circular finger pouch, ma) (
1aaXx5a) (22aX24a) - tip of finger pouch,
(lJf14)C40(zlu'9 ・'ltr hole 1
Proprietary Applicant Knit Clough Co., Ltd. Agent ((5
870) Patent Attorney Takeshi Nishimura Quiver Figure 1 Figure 3 Figure 2 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. The undersock has toe holes into which each of the five toes can be inserted, and toe holes through which each of the toes is exposed, The finger sacks are arranged alternately, and the finger sacks are formed in a cylindrical shape with an open tip.
Stockinette under socks featuring the following. 2. The circumferential finger pouches are formed at the sites where toes corresponding to the toe, middle, and little fingers enter, and the finger holes are formed at the sites exposing the toes corresponding to the index finger and ring finger, respectively. Stockinette undersocks according to claim 11i4. 3. The cylindrical finger pouches are formed at the sites where toes corresponding to the index finger and the ring finger enter, and the finger holes are formed at the sites where the toes corresponding to the restraint finger, middle finger, and little finger are exposed, respectively. Claim 1 (Kog self-published knitted undersocks). 4. Claim 1, wherein the finger hole has an edge formed by one to several courses of bag knitting. ~3
Stockinette undersocks as described in any one of the following sections. 5. The knitted undersocks according to any one of Items 1 to 4 of Patent No. 1+V, wherein the undersocks have a length that does not reach or exceed the length of the undersocks. 6. The knitted undersocks described in Claims 1 to 5, wherein the undersocks have a length that does not reach the arch of the foot. 7. The undersocks mentioned in 11. are long enough to cover the dance. Stockinette socks from '4/.