KR100382780B1 - Fur net clothes and method for manufacture the same - Google Patents

Abstract

A fur knit garment is disclosed. Such fur knit garments have a knit yarn section woven in a plurality of rows, a horizontal yarn section woven between the knit yarn sections, each comprising a plurality of horizontal yarns connecting the knit yarn sections, and a direction perpendicular to the horizontal yarn section. Knitted clothing consisting of vertical yarns bound by a; And a fur strap that crosses the plurality of horizontal yarns in one direction and is bound by being wound on the vertical yarns at the same time.

Description

Fur knit clothing and its weaving method {FUR NET CLOTHES AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURE THE SAME}

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a fur knit garment and a weaving method thereof, and more particularly, to a fur knit garment and a weaving method which are manufactured by weaving a knit garment first, and then binding a fur strap to the knit garment and capable of mass production. .

In general, fur has a good thermal insulation and beautiful appearance, and is widely used as a high-quality clothing material. These fur garments are mainly obtained from foxes, minks, beavers, and the like, and are manufactured by using leather and leather stitched laterally and connected to each other as a material.

Fur fabric is a small amount of production method mainly depending on the hand, there is a disadvantage in that a large amount of fur requirements and low production efficiency when manufacturing fur garments, the production cost is high and the weight is large. Therefore, in recent years, a method of manufacturing a fur fabric by cutting the raw material thin and long in order to make a light fur garment with low weight while lowering the manufacturing cost has been introduced.

1 is a view showing weaving fur garments using such a fur strap. As shown, the fur fabric 1 has a mesh 4 consisting of vertical yarns 2 and horizontal yarns 3 and a vertical yarn or horizontal yarn of the mesh 4. And a fur strap 5 wound along. The mesh 4 binds the vertical yarn 2 and the horizontal yarn 3 to form a rectangular space 6, and uses another vertical yarn 8 that is bound to vertices of the rectangular space 6. It is also made.

Then, the fur rope (5) attached to the hair (4) is sequentially inserted into the vertical yarn (2), horizontal yarn (3), vertical yarn (8) by weaving along the arrow direction (7) mesh It is fixed to (4) integrally. By repeating this process, a plurality of fur straps 5 are woven into the mesh 4 to finally weave the fur knit fabric 1.

Then, the fur knit fabric is cut and cut into the shape of the front plate, the back plate, and the arm, respectively, to weave fur garments.

However, this method of weaving fur garments has a problem that the loss rate is increased because the fabric other than the fur fabric used to weave the garment by cutting and using the shape of the clothes on the fur fabric is discarded.

In addition, it is difficult to mass-produce and take a long time to produce a fur garment by cutting and cutting the fur fabric one by one.

In addition, the production of fur garments using such fur fabrics makes it difficult to modify the design of the garment.

Therefore, the present invention has been proposed to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to produce a fur knit garment by binding the fur strap to the knitted garment woven by a separate process, thereby reducing the production time, mass production It is possible to provide a variety of designs of fur knit garments and a method of weaving the same.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to provide a fur knit clothing and a weaving method that can reduce the fur loss rate by using only the necessary fur strap.

1 is a view showing weaving a garment using a conventional fur fabric.

Figure 2 is a front view showing a fur knit garment according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a state diagram showing the state before each part of the fur knit garment shown in Figure 2 is matched.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of a portion “A” of FIG. 2 enlarged.

Figure 5 (a) and (b) is a plan view showing a fur fabric.

6 is a flow chart showing a process of weaving a fur garment fabric according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a horizontal yarn section consisting of a plurality of knit yarn section woven in a plurality of rows, the plurality of horizontal yarns woven between the knit yarn section, each connecting the knit yarn section, Knit garments comprising vertical yarns bound in a vertical direction to the horizontal yarn zone; And it provides a fur knit clothing including a fur strap which passes through the plurality of horizontal yarns crosswise in one direction, and at the same time is wound around the vertical yarns.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fur strap passes from the right side of the vertical yarn to the bottom of the horizontal yarn and passes to the left side of the vertical yarn, and again passes from the left side of the vertical yarn to the top of the horizontal yarn to the right side of the vertical yarn. By repeating the process of passage, the yarn is bound to the horizontal yarn zone of the knitwear. The horizontal yarn zone is formed in any of vertical, horizontal, oblique or circular directions with respect to the knit garment.

In addition, in order to achieve the above object, the present invention comprises the steps of separately weaving each part of the knit garment consisting of a knit yarn zone, a horizontal yarn zone, and a vertical yarn, by combining the respective parts into one to complete the knit garment; A fur-string binding step of binding a fur-lace to the knit garment by sequentially passing a plurality of horizontal yarns of the horizontal yarn zone, and simultaneously weaving the vertical yarn in a zigzag shape; And it provides a fur knit clothing weaving method comprising the finishing step of the finishing by weaving the fur strap to the rim of the knit garment.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, in the step of binding the fur strap, the fur strap is passed from the right side of the vertical yarn to the left side of the vertical yarn through the bottom of the horizontal yarn, and again from the left side of the vertical yarn to the top of the horizontal yarn It binds to the knitwear by repeating the passage through the right side of the vertical yarn.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail a fur knit garment and a method of weaving according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

2 and 4, the fur knit garment 10 proposed by the present invention is woven by binding the fur strap 11 to the knit garment. That is, by binding the fur strap 11 in the shape of a straight or oblique line, such as knit clothing can be manufactured in a stylish fur knit clothing (10).

This fur knit garment 10 is woven through a series of processes as shown in FIG. First, the step of weaving each of the parts constituting the knitwear (S100) is performed. This process is to separately weave the front and back plates 14, both arms 13, etc. by the general fiber yarn as shown in FIG. At this time, in consideration of the shape of the fur strap 11 that is bound to the knit garment, the horizontal yarn zone 19 (Fig. 4) of the knit garment to which the fur strap 11 is bound is vertical, diagonal, circular or arbitrary Weave in the direction of. Therefore, it is possible to manufacture a more refined fur knit garment by design by diversifying the shape of the fur bound to the knit garment.

After the step (S100), the step (S200) of completing the knit garment by joining the respective portions (13,14) into one proceeds. That is, the front plate and the back plate 14 are integrally connected to each other, and both arm portions 13 are integrally connected to the front plate and the back plate 14. At this time, the joint of each part is properly connected by a general sewing method.

After weaving the knit garment, the step (S300) of binding the fur strap 11 to the knit garment proceeds. As shown in Figs. 5 (a) and 5 (b), the fur strap 11 is cut out in the form of a long strip (21) from the raw skin 20, which spreads the skin of the animal. The fur strap 11 can be cut in the horizontal direction (Fig. (A)), and also cut in the vertical direction (Fig. 5 (b)) having a predetermined width (W) It can be made of a band-shaped member, the fur fur is in a state extending in one direction with respect to the fur member.

The fur strap 11 is bound to the knit garment. In this case, as shown in FIG. 4, the knit garment includes a knit yarn section 18 that is woven in multiple rows, a horizontal yarn section 19 formed between the plurality of knit yarn sections 18, and It consists of a vertical yarn 13 bound in the vertical direction to the horizontal yarn zone (19).

The horizontal yarn zone 19 is connected to a plurality of horizontal yarns 14 connecting the knit yarn zones 18 to each other, and the plurality of horizontal yarns 14 maintains proper spacing from each other. 11) make it easy to bind. In addition, the vertical yarn 13 is located in the middle of the horizontal yarn zone 19, it is interwoven in the vertical direction with respect to the horizontal yarn (14).

Therefore, when the fur strap 11 is bound to the horizontal yarn zone 19 having such a structure, the fur strap 11 is passed through the plurality of horizontal yarns 14 in one direction and at the same time, the vertical yarn ( 13) is bound in a zigzag shape. That is, the fur strap 11 passes from the right side of the vertical yarn 13 to the left side of the vertical yarn 13 through the lower portion of the horizontal yarn 14, and the horizontal yarn (from the left side of the vertical yarn 13). Passed to the top of 14) to the right of the vertical yarn (13). In this case, the fur strap 11 may pass through each of the plurality of horizontal yarns 14 every one by one, or may pass through every few o'clock. (You can pass at random, and every few intervals, also apply to shawl show)

By repeating this process continuously, the hair strap 11 is bound to the horizontal yarn zone 18 on one side.

When the cording 11 binding operation is completed in the horizontal yarn section 19 on one side, the cording 11 binding work is performed in the next horizontal yarn section. ) Will be bound.

When the binding of the fur strap 11 is completed, the lower end portion 16 of the fur strap 11 is properly woven to the edge portion 15 of the knit garment to finish the finishing step (S400). Thus, the fur rope is bound to weave the knit garments.

As described above, the fur knit garment according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention has the advantage that the production time is reduced and mass production is possible by binding only the fur strap to the knit garment woven by a separate process to manufacture the fur knit garment.

In addition, the fur strap obtained by cutting the fur fabric is bound to weave as much as necessary for knit clothing, and the remaining fur strap continues to be used for other knit clothing to prevent loss of the fur strap. There is this.

In addition, by binding the fur strap to the stylish knit clothing by design, there is an advantage that can produce a more stylish clothing than the clothing woven by the conventional mesh fur fabric.

The present invention can be variously modified by those skilled in the art without departing from the gist of the present invention as claimed in the claims, and is not limited to the specific preferred embodiments described above.

Claims (5)

A knit yarn section woven in multiple rows, a horizontal yarn section woven between the knit yarn sections, and comprising a plurality of horizontal yarns connecting the knit yarn sections, respectively, and vertical yarns bound in a vertical direction to the horizontal yarn zone. Knitted clothing made of; And And a fur strap which crosses the plurality of horizontal yarns in one direction and is bound by being wound on the vertical yarns at the same time. The process of claim 1, wherein the fur strap passes from the right side of the vertical yarn to the lower side of the horizontal yarn to the left side of the vertical yarn, and then passes from the left side of the vertical yarn to the top of the horizontal yarn to the right side of the vertical yarn. The fur knit garment which is bound to the horizontal yarn section of the knit garment by repeating. The furnit garment according to claim 1, wherein the horizontal yarn section is formed in any of vertical, horizontal, oblique or circular directions with respect to the knit garment. Separately weaving each part of the knit garment consisting of a knit yarn zone, a horizontal yarn zone, and a vertical yarn, and combining the respective pieces into one to complete the knit garment; A step of binding the rope to the knit garment by sequentially passing a plurality of horizontal yarns of the horizontal yarn zone and simultaneously weaving the vertical yarns in a zigzag shape; And A fur knit garment weaving method comprising a finishing step of weaving the fur straps to the rim of the knit garment. 5. The method of claim 4, wherein in the step of binding the fur strap, the fur strap passes from the right side of the vertical yarn to the left side of the vertical yarn through the bottom of the horizontal yarn, and then passes from the left side of the vertical yarn to the top of the horizontal yarn. The fur knit garment weaving method of binding to the knit garment by repeating the process passing to the right of the vertical yarn.