KR200323303Y1 - Necktie with a line of stitches - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a tie in which a stitch line is inserted around a constant circumference of an edge of a known tie body.

The conventionally known tie does not add a special design function to the tie after the tie is completed, so the design has no effect along the edge of the tie.

The present invention is to improve the shape of the conventional simple tie (1) is to put the stitch line (21) by sewing or embroidery along a constant circumference of the inside of the edge of the known tie body 11, This enables a new type of tie 1 in which the stitch line 21 stands out at the edge of the tie 1.

Description

Necktie with a line of stitches {Necktie with a line of stitches}

The present invention relates to a tie in which a stitch line is inserted around a constant circumference of an edge of a known tie body.

The conventionally known tie is designed by putting a design on the fabric, and after finishing the fabric of the tie, envisioning a design that will appear on the front of the tie, cutting it, inserting a wick, and sewing and finishing it with other members. Without the addition of functionality, the design along the edge of the tie had no effect. In some cases, a tie design was formed by processing the same color along the edge, but a tie that puts a border inside the edge could hardly be manufactured due to difficulty in serving and sewing.

The present invention is to improve the shape of the conventional simple tie described above is to put a stitch line by sewing or embroidery along the inner circumference of the edge of the neck of the known tie body completed, so that the stitch line to the edge of the tie A new type of tie that stands out is possible.

1 is a front view showing the shape of a tie with a stitch line of the present invention

Figure 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the front end of the tie containing the stitch line of the present invention

Figure 3 is a front view showing the shape formed a knot of the tie put the stitch line of the present invention

Figure 4 is a front view showing another shape forming a knot of the tie put the stitch line of the present invention

5 is a perspective view showing the shape of the butterfly tie put the stitch line of the present invention

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Tie

11.Tie Body 12.Tie Strap

21. Stitch line 22, lower side stitch line

23. Upper stitch line

31. Fabric 32. Wick

41.Knot

51. Navi Thai

The present invention relates to a tie in which the stitch line 21 is put around a constant circumference of the inside of the edge of the known tie body 11.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

The known tie (1), which is completed with a fabric (31) such as silk, polyester, or cotton in a general form, is finished by cutting the fabric (31), inserting a wick (32), and sewing with other members. In the tie 1, when the stitch line 21 is put into the edge of the tie main body 11 at a constant distance by sewing or embroidery, the tie 1 into which the stitch line 21 is inserted is simply completed.

Here, stitch refers to sewing, embroidery, knitting, etc. of sewing, embroidery, knitting, and the like. When inserting the stitch line 21 is to keep the original tie shape to ensure that the fabric 31 is not pushed during sewing, the bottom of the presser foot of the sewing machine or a variety of methods, such as using the needle bar and the tooth feed together In this way, the fabric can not be pushed. If the stitch line 21 is formed uniformly along the inner line (about 5 to 20 mm) of the edge of the tie 1, the stitch line 21 can be formed by hardly affecting the biasing action (a phenomenon of contracting up and down). have.

In addition, in the basic drawing, the stitch line 21 is inserted in a straight line, but a simple deformation such as a zigzag shape or a wave shape may be inserted as long as it does not interfere with the biasing action, and the stitch line 21 is put in one line in the drawing. But you can put them side by side in two lines. The thread used for the stitch line 21 may be more effectively seen when a little thicker than a general sewing thread, and if the stitch lines 21 are put into threads of various thicknesses and colors according to the effect, different fashions may be produced.

In addition, if the stitch line 21 is inserted for a long time to diversify the shape after forming the knot 41 of the tie 1 after the stitch line 21 is inserted, the stitch line 21 is knotted as shown in FIG. 3. The upper side stitch line 23 and the lower side stitch line 22 are formed at 41, and if the upper side stitch line 23 of the knot part 41 is absent, only the lower side stitch line 22 is formed. In order to reduce the length of the upper stitch line 23 on the left side shown in FIG. 1 to a certain length (about 50 cm from the end of the tie end of the tie), the lower stitch line only at the lower end of the knot 41 is formed. (22) is formed. In addition, if both the upper and lower side stitch lines 22 and 23 are shortened by a certain length, the stitch lines 21 do not all reach the front of the knot 41, so that the stitch line 41 has a stitch line as shown in FIG. This does not appear, and the stitch line 21 appears only on the front surface of the tie body 11. In addition, although not shown in the drawings, the upper and lower stitch lines 22 and 23 may be further reduced to be lower than the lower end of the knot part 41 to show another new shape.

3 and 4 illustrate the above-described knot part 41, a zipper tie (tie that attaches and detaches the tie with a zipper opening) that is formed by assembling the knot part 41 in advance. It is the same as the form of a tie (a tie in which a mold in a knot is worn by unscrewing a string) and a hook tie (a tie worn by hanging a tie over the entire shirt with a ring). Separately fabricated, the stitch line 21 is inserted and the knot part 41 is formed together and assembled to form a functional tie in which a stitch line 21 such as a zipper tie, a string tie, and a hook tie is inserted.

Figure 5 is a perspective view showing the shape of a butterfly tie 51 with the stitch line 21 of the present invention, in a well-known ready-made butterfly tie 51, sewing at a predetermined distance position inside the edge of both wings When the stitch line 21 is inserted by embroidery or embroidery, the bow tie 51 into which the stitch line 21 is simply inserted is completed.

Thus, the tie 1 having the stitch line 21 formed therein enables a tie 1 of a new design form in which the stitch line 21 stands out as an edge, thereby widening the width of the tie design.

Forming by applying the stitch line 21 to the plain color tie, the effect of the new design tie appears, in particular, applying the stitch line 21 to the uniform or event tie is effective to stand out.

In addition, if the stitch line 21 is applied to a functional tie formed by knots 41 such as a zipper tie, a tie tie, a hook tie, and the like, the shape of the knot 41 is always constantly tied, which is more practical.

In addition, when applied to the ready-made butterfly tie 51, there is an effect that the new style butterfly tie 51 can be made.

Claims (3)

In the known tie (1), which is made of a fabric (31) such as silk, polyester, or cotton of a general form, the stitch line (21) by sewing or embroidery at a predetermined distance inside the edge of the tie body (11). Tie put the stitch line 21, characterized in that completed by putting. The main body 11 of the known tie 1 is separately manufactured, and the stitch line 21 is inserted and the knot part 41 is formed together. The stitch is stitched to a functional tie such as a zipper tie, a string tie, or a hook tie. Functional tie with a stitch line 21, characterized in that the line 21 is inserted. In the known ready-made bow tie 51, a bow tie with a stitch line 21, which is completed by putting a stitch line 21 by sewing or embroidery at a predetermined distance inside the edges of both wings. .