JPS591705A - Necktie with clasp - 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 The present invention relates to a necktie, and is particularly characterized in that a fastener is attached to the back side of the canvas.

A tie is a type of collar accessory that is tied around the nape of a dress shirt when it is worn. This necktie has a simple shape, and its shape and knotting method are standardized and stylized. In other words, a necktie is a band with a length of about 140 steel, and the width is the narrowest at the central part where it is wrapped around the shade, and this part is hidden by the collar when it is wrapped around the collar of a dress shirt. One end is slightly wider and the other end is considerably narrower.

When this is tied, the wide end becomes the canvas and hangs vertically from the knot, while the narrow end is hidden inside.

By the way, as mentioned above, neckties are standardized in shape and way of tying, with the canvas hanging vertically from the knot, but neckties are relatively long (formed so that the bottom edge of the canvas hangs over the abdomen). This poses an extremely unstable posture, with the front and back canvases swaying independently from side to side when you move your body, and even the slightest breeze can cause them to roll over and cause you to lose your vertical posture. For this reason, traditionally, when tying a necktie, the canvas was fastened with a tie clip.

This tie pin is a type of fastener, used to fix the canvas to the shirt and adjust its posture, but at the same time it also has a decorative effect, so it can be decorated with jewelry or other beautiful designs. Something was used. However, such tie pins are not only obtrusive when wearing formal attire (for example, when the jacket is unbuttoned due to casual clothing), but also may get in the way when doing simple tasks. There was also a risk of the item being dropped.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned points, and the conventional necktie is made by stacking the heavy fabric on the front side and the heavy fabric hidden inside the tie pin and fastening it to the shirt from above the heavy fabric. The inner heavy cloth is fixed to the front heavy cloth, and =i is attached to the back of the front heavy cloth in advance, so that the heavy cloth is attached to the shirt. It was designed to stop.

The present invention will be specifically described below based on illustrated embodiments.

Reference numeral 1 in the figure is a necktie. This tie is no different from this kind of tie that is commonly used, and the length is about 140 cIR, the width is about 7 to 12 steel near the end of the heavy fabric 2 on the front, and the inner heavy fabric The vicinity of the end of 3 is formed into a band shape with about 4 to 5 closures. The figure shows, as an example, a derby tie tied around a chicken.

A locking band 4 is attached to a suitable position on the back side of the heavy fabric 2 of the tie formed in this manner. This locking belt 4 connects the heavy cloth 3 to the heavy cloth 2.
It is secured to the inside of the heavy fabric 3 to prevent the heavy fabric 3 from protruding from the heavy fabric 2, and only the both ends are sewn to the heavy fabric 2 so that there is no heavy fabric between this and the heavy fabric 2. This allows the cloth 3 to be inserted. Of course, there is no need to use special materials for this item; for example, it is sufficient to use a tag to indicate the origin or trademark of the tie.

Then, a fastener 5 is attached to this locking band 4. Needless to say, the fastener 5 is used to fasten the heavy fabric 2 to the shirt, and it is sufficient to have this function, and there are no limitations on the form or structure. The figure shows an example in which an engaging ring is attached to the end of the chain to engage with a button on a dress shirt, but in addition to this, a pinch or hook similar to that of a regular tie clip can be used. .

By the way, if the fastener 5 is made removable from the locking band 4, there is no need to worry about it getting in the way when washing the tie.

Next, a procedure for tying the tie formed in this manner will be explained.

First, tie your necktie in the usual way. Next, the inner heavy cloth 3 is inserted between the locking bands 4, and then the fasteners 5 are locked at appropriate positions on the dressy jacket. Then, the heavy cloth 3 is locked to the back side of the heavy cloth 2 and does not protrude from the heavy cloth 2.
The shirt is locked and does not swing or turn up, and the tie is locked to the shirt.

As described above, according to the present invention, a fastener is attached to the back side of a necktie, and the tie is thereby secured to a shirt. Therefore, it does not require a tie clip like a traditional necktie, and because it is invisible, it does not become an eyesore or look out of place depending on the outfit or the place where it is used, and the tie is more lightweight. It gives a simple feel. In particular, the clasp does not protrude from the surface of the tie like a tie clip, and is attached integrally to the tie, so it does not fall off during use.
Furthermore, there is no fear that it will get in the way when you try to wear the tie pin for personal decoration.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention. 1... Neck tie 2... Heavy fabric 3... Draping fabric 4... Locking belt 5... Clasp
Gold patent applicant Tera 1) Osamu Jun

Claims (1)

[Claims] A locking band for inserting the canvas 3 was sewn into the wide side of the necktie, that is, a proper place on the back of the canvas 2, and a fastener was attached to the locking band to lock it to a shirt. A necktie that is characterized by: