KR200490986Y1 - Fake socks - Google Patents

Abstract

According to the present invention, the bottom portion 110 is disposed on the bottom surrounding the wearer's sole;
An instep part 120 disposed on an upper part of the bottom part 110 to surround a wearer's foot and having a foot insertion hole 121 for opening and inserting the wearer's foot; A heel portion 130 disposed at the rear of the bottom portion 110 and the instep portion 120 to surround the heel of the wearer; And a toe part 140 disposed in front of the bottom part 110 and the instep part 120 to wrap the toe of the wearer, wherein the bottom part 110 and the instep part 120 are made of a first yarn and a first part. The two socks are made of a single weave structure, the toe portion 140 is disclosed in the oversock socks, characterized in that made of a double weave structure of the first yarn, the second yarn and the third yarn weave.

Description

Overshoes Socks {FAKE SOCKS}

The present invention relates to an oversock sock, and more specifically, a toe cover portion into which a toe is inserted is formed in a double-woven structure to prevent easy breakage or holes due to friction with the toe, and the toe is stretched when the fabric is worn. It is related to overshoes that can minimize outward reflections.

In general, an oversock is a kind of socks, and unlike a normal sock, there is no neck, so wearing overshoes and wearing shoes has the advantage that the socks are not exposed to the outside of the shoes. In addition, because the oversock socks are smaller in size and thinner than the usual socks, the cotton socks and the spanners are manufactured by weaving cotton yarns and spanners so that they can be easily stretched to a large foot and worn universally.

However, as described above, since the thickness is thin and stretched on the foot, the toe insertion part can be easily opened or punctured due to the friction between the front part where the toe is inserted and the inside of the shoe. In appearance, there was a problem that the appearance is not good.

1 shows a state of wearing a conventional overshoes socks 20 and shoes 10 together. As shown in the figure, a slip preventing protrusion 23 is formed on the bottom surface of the conventional overshoes 20 to prevent slipping by generating friction with the ground (for example, a floor) while the shoes 10 are removed. It was formed to protrude downward from the surface.

However, if the wearer suddenly stops while walking or running, the load of the foot is forwarded while frictional force is generated between the slip preventing protrusion 23 and the insole 11 of the shoe 10 so that the bottom surface of the oversock 20 is Since the toes press the front portion 21 of the oversock sock 20, the front portion 21 has a problem in that the phenomenon occurs to the bottom surface.

In addition, in the case of stepping on the ground with the shoe 10 for walking or running, the load of the foot is directed to the rear, while a frictional force is generated between the slip preventing protrusion 23 and the insole 11 to fix the bottom surface of the oversock 20 Since there is a problem that the rear portion 22 of the oversock socks 20 is peeled from the heel.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-1918844 (2018.11.08), a method for manufacturing stockings ankle socks.

The present invention was created in order to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to form a double weave structure of the toe cover portion is inserted into the toe to prevent the breakage or holes due to friction with the toe when worn As the fabric stretches, the toe is minimized and the friction between the anti-slip protrusion and the insole of the shoe does not occur. The front part of the socks is rolled toward the bottom or the back part of the socks is peeled off from the heel. It is to provide an overshoes that can prevent losing.

Footwear socks according to the present invention for achieving the above object, the bottom portion 110 is disposed on the bottom surrounding the wearer's sole; An instep part 120 disposed on an upper part of the bottom part 110 to surround a wearer's foot and having a foot insertion hole 121 for opening and inserting the wearer's foot; A heel portion 130 disposed at the rear of the bottom portion 110 and the instep portion 120 to surround the heel of the wearer; And a toe part 140 disposed in front of the bottom part 110 and the instep part 120 to wrap the toe of the wearer, wherein the bottom part 110 and the instep part 120 are made of a first yarn and a first part. The two yarns are made of a single weave structure, the toe portion 140 may be made of a double weave structure of the first yarn, the second yarn and the third yarn.

Here, the first yarn may be cotton yarn, the second yarn may be span yarn, and the third yarn may be polyester yarn or nylon yarn.

In addition, between the instep portion 120 and the toe portion 140 is sewn seam 150 is formed, and the seam 150 on the boundary portion adjacent to the toe portion 140 on the instep portion 120 Accordingly, the double weave portion 122 may be formed to have a predetermined width and have a double weave structure in which the first yarn, the second yarn, and the third yarn are woven together.

In addition, a plurality of concave grooves 111 are formed in the concave grooves 111 and are formed in each of the concave grooves 111. The anti-slip projections 160 made of a material having a large friction force; may further include.

In addition, the anti-slip projections 160 is the oversock socks, characterized in that made of a narrow belt shape extending along the concave groove (111).

In addition, a plurality of slip preventing projections 160 may be spaced apart in the width direction in the concave groove 111.

In addition, a plurality of convex lines 112 extending in the width direction and downwardly convex may be formed between the concave grooves 111 on the bottom portion 110.

On the other hand, the anti-slip projections 160 may be formed in a shape recessed upwardly along the upward concave shape of the concave groove 111.

According to the overshoes socks according to the present invention,

First, the bottom portion 110 wraps the sole of the wearer, the foot portion 120 wraps around the wearer's foot, and the foot insertion hole 121 for inserting the wearer's foot is opened up and down, the heel portion 130 is the bottom Arranged at the rear of the unit 110 and the instep portion 120 to surround the wearer's heel, the toe portion 140 is disposed in front of the bottom 110 and the instep portion 120 to surround the wearer's toes The bottom portion 110 and the instep portion 120 is made of a single weave structure with the thickness of the first yarn and the second yarn is reversed to make it easy to stretch and wear when worn, the toe portion 140 is As the first, second and third yarns are reversed, a relatively thick double woven structure prevents the toe from breaking or holes due to friction with the toes and minimizes the appearance of the toes when worn. have.

Second, by using cotton yarn as the first yarn, using span yarn as the second yarn, and polyester yarn or nylon yarn as the third yarn, provide elasticity so that it can easily stretch when worn, and provide durability against friction. have.

Third, if the sewing line 150 is sewn between the instep 120 and the toe part 140 is formed, the seam 150 in the boundary portion adjacent to the toe part 140 on the instep 120 A double weave portion 122 is formed extending along a predetermined width and having a double weave structure in which the first yarn, the second yarn, and the third yarn are woven together, such that the boundary of the instep 120 is the toe portion 140. It is relatively weaker than the boundary portion of the) can prevent the seam 150 is easily bursting.

Fourth, the bottom portion 110 is formed by a plurality of concave grooves 111 extending in the width direction and spaced upward and forward concave spaced forward and backward, and made of a material of greater friction than the bottom portion 110 and the ground and Slip preventing projections 160 for preventing the slip of the foot when the contact is disposed in each recessed groove 111 is concealed in the recessed groove 111 even when the load of the foot is applied, so that the insole made of soft material to provide a cushion ( 11) due to the friction between the anti-slip projections 160 and the insole 11 is not friction with the front portion of the socks (toe portion 140) is rolled toward the bottom surface or the rear portion of the socks (heel portion 130) ) From the heel can be prevented.

Fifth, a plurality of convex lines 112 extending in the width direction and downwardly convex are formed between the concave grooves 111 on the bottom part 110 to thereby form a gap between the slip preventing protrusion 160 and the insole 11. Even if the load is applied to the spaced apart it can effectively prevent the friction preventing projections 160 and the insole 11 are mutually rubbed.

In addition, the slip preventing projection 160 is formed to be recessed upwardly concave along the upward concave shape of the concave groove 111 to more effectively prevent the slip preventing projection 160 and the insole 11 from mutual friction. can do.

Figure 1 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state wearing a conventional gumshoes socks and shoes together,
Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the top of the oversock socks according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention,
3 is a product picture showing the top of the oversock socks according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention,
Figure 4 is a perspective view showing the bottom of the oversock socks according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention,
Figure 5 is a side cross-sectional view showing a structure in which the anti-slip projections concealed in the concave groove in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Prior to this, the terms or words used in this specification and claims should not be construed as being limited to their usual or dictionary meanings, and the inventors will appropriately describe the concept of terms in order to best explain their own design. Based on the principles that can be defined, it should be interpreted as meanings and concepts corresponding to the technical spirit of the present invention. Therefore, the embodiments described in the specification and the configuration shown in the drawings are only one preferred embodiment of the present invention. Since only the technical spirit of the present invention does not represent all, it should be understood that there may be various equivalents and modifications that may substitute them at the time of the present application.

Overshoes sock 100 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is formed of a double-weave structure of the toe cover is inserted into the toe to prevent the rubbing or holes due to friction with the toes and the toes as the fabric stretches when worn As a sock that can minimize the reflection to the outside, as shown in Figures 2 to 4 includes a bottom portion 110, instep portion 120, and the heel portion 130.

First, the bottom portion 110 is formed as a portion forming the bottom surface of the oversock socks 100 to surround the soles of the wearer, the instep portion 120 forms the top surface of the oversocks 100 The foot insertion hole 121 is formed so as to be disposed on the top of the bottom part 110 to surround the wearer's foot and to be inserted into the oversock 100 so that the foot of the wearer can be inserted into the top of the sock 100. Here, the circumference of the foot insertion hole 121 is formed with a bending portion 123 made of an elastic yarn so that the foot insertion hole 121 is in close contact with the circumference of the inserted foot.

The heel 130 is disposed at the rear of the bottom 110 and the instep 120 to surround the wearer's heel, and the toe part 140 is located at the rear of the bottom 110 and the instep 120. It is arranged to surround the wearer's toes.

Here, the bottom portion 110 and the instep portion 120 is preferably made of a single weave structure with a thin thickness as the first yarn and the second yarn is reversed so that it can be easily worn when stretched.

In addition, the toe part 140 has a relatively thick double weave structure compared to the bottom part 110 and the instep part 120 as the first yarn, the second yarn, and the third yarn are reversed. Friction can be prevented from breaking or openings, and toes can be minimized when worn.

In addition, by using cotton yarn as the first yarn, span yarn as the second yarn, and polyester or nylon yarn as the third yarn, elasticity can be provided while being easily stretched when worn, thereby providing durability against friction. have.

On the other hand, as shown in Fig. 2 and 3 when the stitched between the instep portion 120 and the toe portion 140 is formed seam 150, the toe portion 140 on the instep portion 120 In the boundary portion adjacent to and extending along a seam 150 to a predetermined width, it is preferable that the double weave portion 122 is formed of a double weave structure in which the first yarn, the second yarn and the third yarn inverted. For reference, in FIG. 2, the double weave part 122 refers to an area from the sewing line 150 to the light solid line extending in the width direction and spaced apart from the rear side of the sewing line 150.

Here, when the double weaving part 122 is not formed on the instep part 120, the toe part 140 is formed when the entire instep part 120 is relatively thinner than the toe part 140 and is relatively durable. The boundary portion with) can be easily damaged, since the double weave portion 122 is made of the same double weave structure as the toe portion 140 to provide the same durability, the boundary portion of the instep 120 is the toe portion ( It is relatively weaker than the boundary portion of the 140 can prevent the seam 150 is easily bursting.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 1, the conventional overshoes 20 are formed so that the slip preventing protrusion 23 protrudes downward from the bottom surface of the sock so that the slip preventing protrusion 23 contacts the insole 11 when the load of the foot is applied. As the frictional force is generated, the front part of the socks may be curled to the floor or the back part may be peeled from the heel.

Therefore, in the oversock socks 100 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the bottom portion 110 has a plurality of concave grooves 111 extending in the width direction and upwardly concave to be spaced apart at a front and rear to prevent such a phenomenon. And, it is preferable that the slip preventing projection 160 is disposed in each concave groove 111 and made of a material such as silicon or rubber having a greater frictional force than the bottom portion 110.

In this way, the slip preventing projection 160 for preventing the slip of the foot in contact with the ground is disposed in each concave groove 111 is concealed in the concave groove 111 even when the load of the foot is applied, thereby softening for providing a cushion Due to the friction between the slip preventing protrusion 160 and the insole 11 is not friction with the insole 11 made of a material, the front portion of the socks (toe portion 140) curled toward the bottom surface or the rear portion of the socks ( The heel 130 may be prevented from peeling off from the heel.

Here, as shown in the drawing, a plurality of slip preventing projections 160 may be spaced apart in the width direction in the concave groove 111, although not shown, the slip preventing projection 160 extends along the concave groove 111. It may be made in a narrow band shape. When the slip preventing protrusion 160 is formed in a narrow band shape, it may provide a relatively large friction force. When the slip preventing protrusion 160 is divided into a plurality of slip preventing protrusions 160 and is spaced apart from each other, the frictional force is relatively small. Due to this can be easily prevented from being separated from the bottom 110.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, a plurality of convex lines 112 extending in the width direction and downwardly convex are formed between the concave grooves 111 on the bottom part 110, so that the slip preventing protrusion 160 and Space between the insole 11 is spaced apart even if the load of the foot is applied to prevent the slip prevention projections 160 and the insole 11 can be effectively prevented from mutual friction.

In addition, the slip preventing protrusion 160 is formed to be recessed upwardly concave along the upward concave shape of the concave groove 111 to more effectively prevent the slip preventing protrusion 160 and the insole 11 from mutually rubbing. can do.

As described above, although the present invention has been described by way of limited embodiments and drawings, the present invention is not limited thereto and is intended by those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains. Of course, various modifications and variations are possible within the scope of equivalents of the claims to be described.

10 ... shoes 11 ... insole
100.Socks 110.Bottom
111 Concave groove 112 Convex line
120 Instep 122 Double weave
130 heel 140 140 toes
150 ... seam 160 ... slip prevention protrusion

Claims (7)

A bottom portion 110 disposed on the bottom to surround the sole of the wearer and spaced apart at a predetermined distance from the bottom to the bottom to extend in the width direction, and having a plurality of concave grooves 111 upwardly concave; An instep part 120 disposed on an upper part of the bottom part 110 to surround a wearer's foot and having a foot insertion hole 121 for opening and inserting the wearer's foot; A heel portion 130 disposed at the rear of the bottom portion 110 and the instep portion 120 to surround the heel of the wearer; A toe part 140 disposed in front of the bottom part 110 and the instep part 120 to surround the toe of the wearer; And a slip preventing protrusion 160 disposed in each recessed groove 111 and made of silicone or rubber material having a greater frictional force than the bottom portion 110.
The bottom 110 and the instep 120 is made of a single weave structure of the first yarn and the second yarn is woven, the toe part 140 is a double weave of the first yarn, the second yarn and the third yarn woven. The first yarn is cotton yarn, the second yarn is span yarn, the third yarn is polyester yarn or nylon yarn,
A stitch line 150 is formed between the instep portion 120 and the toe portion 140, and the boundary portion adjacent to the toe portion 140 on the instep portion 120 is fixed along the seam line 150. A double weave portion 122 is formed that extends in width and has a double weave structure in which the first yarn, the second yarn, and the third yarn are woven together.
A plurality of convex lines 112 extending in the width direction and downwardly convex are formed between the concave grooves 111 on the bottom portion 110.
The slip-proof projection 160 is over-socks, characterized in that formed in a concave upward shape along the upward concave shape of the concave groove (111).
delete delete delete The method according to claim 1,
The slip preventing protrusion 160 is over-shoeing, characterized in that made of a narrow belt shape extending along the concave groove (111).
The method according to claim 1,
The concave groove 111, oversock socks, characterized in that a plurality of slip preventing projections 160 are spaced apart in the width direction. delete

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