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- the present invention relates to a garment, and particularly to a garment worn attached to a body.
- a girdle, a body suit, a brassiere, a swim suit, shorts, and other conventional garments that are worn attached tightly to a body have a tightening portion formed on a predetermined section of such garments in order to manipulate the body shape of a wearer, correct the wearer's posture, and improve the wearer's motor ability by means of the tightening force of the tightening portion.
- a tightening portion formed on a predetermined section of such garments in order to manipulate the body shape of a wearer, correct the wearer's posture, and improve the wearer's motor ability by means of the tightening force of the tightening portion.
- a filler cloth is applied to a part of the garment to provide a strong tightening force, or the thickness of an elastic yarn to be knitted is made thicker.
- application of a filler cloth is not preferred, since the thickness of the fabric of the tightening portion increases by the thickness of the filler cloth.
- the border between the parts with different tightening forces extends only in a direction in which the elastic yarn is knitted, and thus a desired shape of tightening portion cannot be obtained.
- Patent Document 1 regarding the knit structure of the fabric, a part to be provided with the tightening force is formed into a satiny structure, and other parts into a mesh-like structure, so that a desired shape of tightening portion is obtained without using a filler cloth.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Registered No. 3461316
- the present invention has been contrived to solve the aforementioned problems, and its object is to provide a garment that is capable of obtaining a desired shape of tightening portion without using a filler cloth, and obtaining a sufficient difference in tightening force between sections to be and not to be provided with a strong tightening force, and that has a small limitation in adopting a ground structure serving as a base of a knitted fabric.
- the garment of the present invention is a garment attached tightly to a body, comprising a belt-like tightening portion that has a strong tightening portion, which is a part having a relatively strong tightening force, and a weak tightening portion, which is a part having a relatively weak tightening force, where the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion are switched in a belt-like longitudinal direction, wherein, in the tightening portion, a yarn for reinforcing the tightening force is continuously knitted into a ground structure throughout the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion, and a knit structure of the yarn for reinforcing the tightening force has a greater number of looping structures in the strong tightening portion than the weak tightening portion, and has a greater number of insertion structures in the weak tightening portion than the strong tightening portion.
- the yarn for reinforcing the tightening force is continuously knitted into the ground structure in the belt-like tightening portion, so that the strong tightening portion is formed mainly by the looping structures and the weak tightening portion is formed mainly by the insertion structures. Therefore, the strong tightening portion is formed into a desired shape at an appropriate position of the knitted fabric, and a sufficient difference in the tightening force between the strong tightening portion and the other portion and also between the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion can be obtained.
- the garment of the present invention is a garment attached tightly to a body, comprising a belt-like tightening portion, wherein the tightening portion and at least a part of a fabric main body portion that is adjacent to the tightening portion comprise a common ground structure, the tightening portion has a strong tightening portion, which is a part having a relatively strong tightening force, and a weak tightening portion, which is a part having a relatively weak tightening force, where the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion are switched in a belt-like longitudinal direction, in the tightening portion, a yarn for reinforcing the tightening force is continuously knitted into a ground structures throughout the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion, and a knit structure of the yarn for reinforcing the tightening forces has a greater number of looping structures in the strong tightening portion than the weak tightening portion, and has a greater number of insertion structures in the weak tightening portion than the strong tightening portion
- the yarn for reinforcing the tightening force is continuously knitted into the ground structure in the belt-like tightening portion, so that the strong tightening portion is formed mainly by the looping structures and the weak tightening portion is formed mainly by the insertion structures. Therefore, the strong tightening portion is formed into a desired shape at an appropriate position of the knitted fabric, a sufficient difference in the tightening force between the strong tightening portion and the other portion and also between the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion can be obtained, and the ground structure can be obtained as a structure that is common between the tightening portion and the fabric main body portion which is adjacent to the tightening portion.
- the garment of the present invention is a garment attached tightly to a body, comprising a belt-like tightening portion, wherein a fabric main body portion comprises a plurality of knitted fabric parts that are formed respectively from ground structures having different tightening forces, and border lines of the plurality of knitted fabric parts intersect with the belt-like tightening portion, the tightening portion has a strong tightening portion, which is a part having a relatively strong tightening force, and a weak tightening portion, which is a part having a relatively weak tightening force, where the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion are switched in a belt-like longitudinal direction, in the tightening portion, a yarn for reinforcing the tightening force is continuously knitted into each of the ground structures throughout the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion, and a knit structure of the yarn for reinforcing the tightening forces has a greater number of looping structures in the strong tightening portion than the weak tightening portion, and has
- the yarn for reinforcing the tightening force is continuously knitted into the ground structure in the belt-like tightening portion, so that the strong tightening portion is formed mainly by the looping structures and the weak tightening portion is formed mainly by the insertion structures.
- the strong tightening portion is formed into a desired shape at an appropriate position of the knitted fabric, and a sufficient difference in the tightening force between the strong tightening portion and the other portion and also between the strong tightening portion and the weak tightening portion can be obtained, Moreover, the fabric main body portion is configured by a plurality of knitted fabric portions that are formed by the ground structures having different tightening forces, wherein a part where the knitted fabric portion with a strong tightening force overlaps with the strong tightening portion can produce a strong tightening force by means of the tightening forces of the both overlapping each other.
- the strong tightening portion has a part inclined in the longitudinal direction of the weak tightening portion, the pressure at a particularly strong tightening portion can be alleviated because the entire tightening portions are not formed into rings of the same circumference.
- the garment attached to the body as described in the present specification is applied not only to a case where the garment is attached in direct contact with the body surface but also a case where the garment is attached to the body via an inner cloth.
- the present invention can provide a garment that is worn attached tightly to a body and has improved freedom of design in terms of the tightening force or shape of a tightening portion that manipulates the body shape of a wearer, corrects the wearer's posture, and improves the wearer's motor ability.
- FIG. 1 A front perspective view of a girdle which is a garment of an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 A schematic diagram showing one unit of a fabric according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 A schematic diagram showing a knitting unit of the fabric according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 A general explanatory diagram of a knit structure and an organizational diagram.
- FIG. 5 An organizational diagram showing a ground structure according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 An organizational diagram showing a ground structure according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 An organizational diagram of yarns for reinforcing tightening force according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 A modification of an insertion structure of the yarns for reinforcing the tightening force according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 A modification of a looping structure of the yarns for reinforcing the tightening force according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 A schematic diagram showing a modification of tightening portions according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 A front perspective view showing an example in which the present invention is applied to an abdominal cloth of the girdle.
- FIG. 12 A rear perspective view showing an example in which the present invention is applied to a girdle rear portion.
- FIG. 13 A rear perspective view showing an example in which the present invention is applied to a short girdle.
- FIG. 14 A rear perspective view showing other example in which the present invention is applied to the short girdle.
- FIG. 15 A diagram in which other example of applying the present invention to the girdle viewed edge-on.
- FIG. 16 A schematic diagram showing the fabrics of the girdle shown in FIG. 15 .
- FIG. 17 An organizational diagram showing the ground structure of the fabrics shown in FIG. 16 .
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view in which a girdle 1 of the present invention, an example of a garment worn attached to a body, is viewed from its front side.
- “tightening portion” is a part configured from a fabric with lower stretchability than that of a fabric main body portion, and produces higher pressure than the periphery when the garment is worn. This pressure is called “tightening force.”
- Right and left bodies 2 of the girdle 1 each have two belt-like tightening portions 32 a, 32 b extending in a horizontal direction on a section corresponding to a thigh portion thereof.
- the hatched parts surrounded by solid lines have relatively strong tightening force compared to weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b as will be described hereinafter, and thus are called “strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b .”
- the parts that are surrounded by solid lines but are not hatched and extend to the right and left of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b have relatively weak tightening force compared to the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b, and thus are called “weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b .”
- the strong tightening portion 321 a and the weak tightening portion 322 a form one continuous belt, and the strong tightening portion 321 b and the weak tight tight
- a central part of the upper strong tightening portion 321 a is convexed downward (and concaved upward) so as to have a part inclined in a longitudinal direction of the weak tightening portion 322 a
- a central part of the lower strong tightening portion 321 b is convexed upward (and concaved downward) so as to have a part inclined in a longitudinal direction of the weak tightening portion 322 b.
- the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b forming a horizontally long X shape are formed by superposing the both of the above-described convexed and concaved parts.
- the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b each are located in a position corresponding to a front central part of each thigh of a wearer. Therefore, the wearer's quadriceps muscle positioned in each of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b of the girdle 1 is strongly tightened and stimulated. Also, the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b having a relatively weak but larger tightening force than the fabric main body portion 31 are located at the extensions of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b.
- the entire thighs are also tightened sufficiently and, particularly, the quadriceps muscle of the front central part of each thigh is strongly tightened so that the legs of the wearer can kick largely when walking, whereby a beautiful body shape can be maintained.
- the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b are formed into the shape of an X having a part inclined in the longitudinal direction of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b.
- the two strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b concentrate on the central parts of the thighs of the wearer without compressing the thighs in the form of a ring, and thereby a tightening force can be dispersed in horizontal and vertical directions.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing one unit of fabric 3 for creating the body 2 on the left side of the girdle 1 .
- the fabric 3 is a warp knitted fabric knitted by yarns supplied in the direction shown by the arrow S, and has the two belt-like tightening portions 32 a, 32 b formed at a part of the fabric main body portion 31 configured by a ground structure.
- the tightening portions 32 a, 32 b are configured by the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b and the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b as described with reference to FIG. 1 .
- hems 33 for preventing raveling of the yarns are formed at upper and lower edges respectively.
- the left body 2 is cut from the fabric shown in FIG. 2
- the right body 2 is cut from a fabric symmetric with the one shown in FIG. 2 , and these bodies 2 , an abdominal cloth 4 and a crotch are stitched together.
- FIG. 3 shows a state in which eight units of the fabric 3 of FIG. 2 are integrated by a warp-knitting machine.
- the fabrics 3 are disposed such that two units thereof are disposed in a long-side direction and four units in a short-side direction.
- the hems 33 are formed on the borders on the long sides of each fabric 3 .
- the fabrics 3 on both sides of one yarn located at the center in the width direction of the hems 33 are knitted into a knitted fabric, which is configured such that these fabrics 3 can be separated from each other with the divided hems 33 , by pulling the yarn.
- a border 34 on a short side of each fabric 3 is formed so as to be distinguishable, by changing the knit structure from the after-described ground structure to 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure by six courses.
- the eight units are knitted simultaneously and integrally by the warp-knitting machine. The direction of knitting at this moment is shown by the arrow S.
- black dots represent the positions of needle heads in each course, and a space between black dots in a horizontal direction represents a needle space portion.
- a row of black dots arranged in the horizontal direction represents one course and shows how one yarn can be knitted in each of the courses C 1 through Cn when the yarn is supplied in the direction of the arrow S.
- the knit structure is divided largely into two structures: a looping structure and an insertion structure.
- the looping structure is a structure for forming a loop by guiding a yarn using a guide bar and then wrapping the yarn.
- this stitch is called “closed loop,” and when the loops are opened without intersecting with each other, thus obtained stitch is called “open stitch.”
- Yarns Ya through Yd shown in FIG. 4 each are an example of the looping structure, wherein the yarns Ya and Yd are the looping structures configured by the closed loops in all courses, while the yarns Yb and Yc each are the looping structures configured by the open loops in all courses.
- the insertion structure is a structure in which an insertion yarn is inserted into other structure.
- the insertion yarn itself does not form a stitch and is laid between, for example, a needle loop and a sinker loop of other structure.
- Yarns Ye and Yf shown in FIG. 4 are examples of the insertion structure.
- the yarn Ye is an insertion structure moving alternately in adjacent two needle space portions only, such that the guide bar swings in and out of the position of the needle space portion 1 in the course C 1 , swings in and out at the position 0 in the course 2 , and thereafter repeats this movement, hence this movement is expressed as “1, 1/0, 0//.”
- the yarn Yf is an insertion structure that is caused to swing in the horizontal direction (course direction) in one needle space portion, and thus is expressed as “2, 2/0, 0//.”
- FIG. 5 shows the knit structure, which is the knit structure of the fabric main body portion 31 of the fabric 3 and is also the ground structure of the knitted fabrics of the tightening portions 32 a, 32 b.
- a yarn Y 1 is, for example, a nylon yarn of 56 dtex, which is caused to pass through a guide bar of a comb L 1 and supplied in the direction of the arrow S to perform knitting.
- a yarn Y 2 is a polyurethane yarn of 310 dtex, which is caused to pass through a guide bar of a comb L 2 and supplied in the direction of the arrow S to perform knitting. All of the courses consist an insertion structure, wherein the six courses C 1 through C 6 consist one repeating unit R, which is expressed as “2, 2/1, 1/3, 3/1, 1/2, 2/0, 0//.”
- These yarns Y 1 and Y 2 are knitted at the positions of all needle points, whereby a satin ground structure of the fabric 3 is knitted.
- This state is shown as an organizational diagram in FIG. 6 .
- the ground structure of the fabric 3 is not limited to those shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 , and thus 1/1 tricot structure, 1/2 tricot structure, 1/3 tricot structure, structure having a combination of these structures, a combination of a chain structure and an insertion structure, or other appropriate structure can be adopted.
- the thickness or types of the yarns can also be selected appropriately.
- FIG. 7 is an organizational diagram showing how the yarns are knitted into the ground structure in order to reinforce the tightening force.
- Yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 each are a FTY 22t ⁇ 33t elastic yarn obtained by twisting a 33 dtex nylon yarn around a 22 dtex polyurethane yarn as a wick.
- the reason for using such yarn having a polyurethane yarn and a nylon yarn entwined with each other is to reduce the difference in dyeing effect between the fabric main body portion and this yarn, which is caused by the fact that the dyeing characteristics of the polyurethane yarn is poorer than those of the nylon yarn.
- a yarn of an appropriate type and thickness can be adopted as the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 .
- a thick yarn can be adopted as the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 for obtaining stronger tightening force.
- the yarn Y 3 is caused to pass through the guide bar of a comb L 3 , supplied in the direction of the arrow S. and knitted.
- the yarn Y 4 is caused to pass through the guide bar of a comb L 4 , supplied in the direction of the arrow S. and knitted.
- the yarn Y 4 shown in FIG. 7 is knitted into all wales in the belt of the tightening portion 32 a formed continuously from the bottom to the top in the order of the weak tightening portion 322 a, strong tightening portion 321 a, weak tightening portion 322 a, strong tightening portion 321 a, and weak tightening portion 322 a, as shown in FIG. 3 .
- yarns Y 3 and Y 4 are knitted simultaneously with the yarn Y 1 and the yarn Y 2 that form the ground structures, but these yarns are explained separately for the convenience of explanation.
- the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 in the courses of a range A 1 are both knitted into the ground structure knitted by the yarns Y 1 and Y 2 , in the form of the insertion structure “1, 1/0, 0//” where a yarn moves between only two adjacent needle space portions alternately.
- This section corresponds to the weak tightening portions 322 a and 322 b located at the bottom of the fabric 3 shown in FIG.
- the yarn Y 3 is knitted into the weak tightening portion 322 b and the yarn Y 4 into the weak tightening portion 322 a. Since the structures of the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 are the insertion structures where a yarn moves between only the adjacent two needle space portions alternately, the quantity of required yarns is small and the quantity of yarns to be supplied is controlled to a small quantity by an electronic control device. Since the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 are knitted into the ground structure knitted by the yarn Y 1 and yarn Y 2 , the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b are formed into fabrics denser than the peripheral fabric main body portion 31 formed only by the ground structures and thus generate a strong tightening force.
- the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b have low density and relatively small tightening force and thus are not as visually apparent as the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b.
- the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 gradually shift so as to approach each other on the basis of the chain structures in the courses within a range A 2 . Then, in the courses within a range A 3 , the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 are formed by only the linear chain structures that are parallel to each other. Although not illustrated in FIG. 7 , in the courses within the range next to the range A 3 , as opposed to A 2 , the structure to shift in the direction spreading each other on the basis of the chain structures is continued.
- the range from A 2 to this range corresponds to the substantially X-shaped strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b shown in FIG.
- the yarn Y 3 is knitted into the strong tightening portion 321 b, and the yarn Y 4 into the strong tightening portion 321 a. Since the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 configure the looping structures, the quantity of required yarns is large, and the quantity of yarns to be supplied is controlled to a large quantity by the electronic control device. Therefore, in the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b, fabrics are formed into denser fabrics, compared to not only the peripheral fabric main body portion 31 but also the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b.
- the chain structures are strongly apt to prevent the extension (reduce the degree of elongation) in the warp direction of the fabric (knitting direction, which is the direction of the arrow S), compared to the other structures. Therefore, combined with the fact that the fabrics are formed densely, the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b can generate a strong tightening force.
- the yarn Y 3 and yarn Y 4 are substantially symmetry with respect to a line.
- FIG. 7 illustrates only one of each yarns Y 3 and Y 4 and a part of each of the ranges A 1 , A 2 and A 3
- the same shapes as those of the tightening portions 32 a, 32 b shown in FIG. 3 are formed by drawing, in FIG. 7 , all of the yarns Y 3 and Y 4 , which are knitted into the tightening portions 32 a and 32 b respectively, throughout the whole ranges.
- the insertion structures formed in the range A 1 and the like are not limited to the insertion structure of “1, 1/0, 0//” where a yarn moves between only two adjacent needle space portions alternately as shown in FIG. 7 , and thus may be the insertion structure of “2, 2/0, 0//” shown by a yarn Y 5 , for example, or may be the insertion structures shown by a yarn Y 6 and a yarn Y 7 , as shown in FIG. 8 .
- Increasing the swing width of the inserted yarns in the horizontal direction (course direction) thereof increases the quantity of yarns used and the tightening force of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b to be formed.
- appropriate looping structures may be incorporated in accordance with the insertion structures.
- the proportion of the looping structures the larger the quantity of yarns used and the greater the tightening force of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b to be formed.
- the proportion of the looping structures of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b is smaller than the looping structures included in the strong tightening forces 321 a, 321 b formed in the same belt, and the tightening force of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b is relatively weaker than that of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b.
- the looping structures formed in the ranges A 2 , A 3 and the like may not necessarily be based on the chain structures shown in FIG. 7 , but also may be based on the 1/1 tricot structure shown with a yarn Y 9 in FIG. 9 or the structure having a combination of an open stitch and a closed stitch, as shown with a yarn Y 10 .
- the insertion structures may be combined based on the looping structures as shown with yarns Y 11 , Y 12 .
- the proportion of the insertion structures the lower the quantity of yarns used and the weaker the tightening force.
- the proportion of the insertion structures of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b is lower than that of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b formed in the same belt, and the tightening force of the strong tightening portions 321 , 321 b is relatively stronger than that of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b.
- the above has described the simple situation where the amount of yarns to be supplied is controlled according to the structure type only, but the structure type does not always determine the amount of yarns used, or the tightening force is not always determined from the amount yarns used.
- the insertion structure of “1, 1/0, 0/” in which the swing width is small can adjust the amount of yarns to be supplied to be larger than that of an insertion structure having a larger swing width.
- the increase of the amount of yarns to be supplied does not necessarily lead to the increase of the tightening force.
- devising the structures of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b and the structures of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b can provide appropriate tightening force to these tightening portions. Therefore, the difference in tightening force between the strong tightening portions 322 a, 322 b and the fabric main body portion 31 and the difference in tightening force between the strong tightening portions 322 a, 322 b and the weak tightening portions 321 a, 321 b can be designed appropriately.
- the tightening force of the strong tightening portions 322 a, 322 b can be changed in a multistage manner in the knitting direction and, similarly, the tightening force of the weak tightening portions 321 a, 321 b can be changed in a multistage manner in the knitting direction.
- the wearing pressure was performed on the girdle 1 of the present embodiment that is created by the ground structures shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 and the yarn structures for reinforcing the tightening force as shown in FIG. 7 , and as a result the wearing pressure of the area where the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b are attached to a front thigh was 36 gf/cm2, and the wearing pressure of the area where the fabric main body portion 31 without the tightening portions 32 a, 32 b is attached to a back thigh was 24.4 gf/cm2, hence preferred wearing pressures and a wearing pressure difference were realized.
- the wearing pressure of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b is low, but the wearer feels tightness when the wearing pressure of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b is high.
- the wearing pressure of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b and the wearing pressure of the section that does not form the tightening portions differ from each other by at least 10 gf/cm2. Note that the wearing pressures were measured with a contact pressure measuring instrument manufactured by AMI Co., Ltd. (Airpack type.
- the waist of the dummy the length therefrom to the floor is 553 mm, the peripheral diameter is 650 mm, the lateral diameter is 230 mm, and the thickness is 165 mm.
- the hip of the dummy the length therefrom to the floor is 385 mm, the peripheral diameter is 895 mm, the lateral diameter is 320 mm, and the thickness is 215 mm.
- the length therefrom to the floor is 285 mm
- the peripheral diameter is 520 mm
- the lateral diameter is 150 mm
- the thickness is 170 mm.
- the length therefrom to the floor is 435 mm
- the peripheral diameter is 845 mm
- the lateral diameter is 305 mm
- the thickness is 202 mm.
- the yarn Y 3 and the yarn Y 4 for reinforcing the tightening force are knitted continuously into the common ground structures in the belt-like tightening portions 32 a, 32 b, and the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b are formed mainly by the looping structures, while the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b are formed mainly by the insertion structures.
- the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b are formed into a desired shape in an appropriate position of the knitted fabric, and a sufficient difference in the tightening force between the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b and the fabric main body portion 31 except the strong tightening portion and also between the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b and the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b can be obtained.
- the chain structure is strongly apt to prevent the extension (reduce the degree of elongation) in the warp direction of the fabric. Therefore, combined with the fact that the fabrics are formed densely, the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b can generate a strong tightening force. Moreover, the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b are formed into the shape of an X having the part inclined in the longitudinal directions of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b.
- the two strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b concentrate on the central parts of the thighs of the wearer without compressing the thighs in the form of a ring, and thereby a tightening force can be dispersed in horizontal and vertical directions.
- the tightening force can be set to a predetermined amount by changing the structures of the yarns Y 3 and Y 4 for reinforcing the tightening force of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b, which are based on the chain structure, to the other structure or by combining the structures of the yarns Y 3 and Y 4 with the insertion structures.
- the tightening force can be set to a predetermined amount by increasing the swing width in the horizontal direction from the insertion structures of “1, 1/0, 0//” or by combining the structures of the yarns Y 3 and Y 4 with the insertion structures.
- the tightening force of the strong tightening portions 322 a, 322 b can be changed in a multistage manner in the knitting direction and, similarly, the tightening force of the weak tightening portions 321 a, 321 b can be changed in a multistage manner in the knitting direction, by changing the knit structures formed by the yarns Y 3 and Y 4 for reinforcing the tightening force of the tightening portions 32 a, 32 b.
- the garment of the present invention that is attached tightly to a body is not limited to the one described above.
- the belt-like tightening portions 32 a, 32 b may be formed into various shapes by the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b and weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b shown in (A) through (H) of FIG. 10 .
- (F) when the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b are formed linearly along with the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b, a thigh can be tightened strongly in the form of a ring.
- the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b are formed into an appropriate shape so as to have the parts inclined in the longitudinal directions of the weak tightening portions 322 a, 322 b as shown in the diagrams other than (F) of FIG. 10 , so that desired direction and position of the tightening force of the strong tightening portions 321 a, 321 b can be obtained. Furthermore, a single belt-like tightening portion 32 a may be obtained without combining the two belt-like tightening portions 32 a, 32 b, as shown in an example in (H).
- FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing an example in which the present invention is applied to other section of the girdle 1 , wherein the girdle 1 is viewed from the front.
- One tightening portion 32 a is formed in the abdominal cloth 4 .
- FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing another example of application of the present invention, wherein the girdle 1 is viewed from behind.
- FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing yet another example of application of the present invention, wherein a short girdle 5 is viewed from behind.
- the tightening portion is formed by one belt-like tightening portion 32 a.
- the strong tightening portion 321 a is formed in a section corresponding to the lower part of the bulge of the hip of the wearer, whereby the hip of the wearer can be lifted up to compensate the body shape of the wearer.
- FIG. 14 is a perspective view similarly showing the back of the short girdle 5 .
- the strong tightening portion 321 a is similarly formed in the section corresponding to the lower part of the bulge of the hip of the wearer, but the strong tightening portion 321 a and the weak tightening portion 322 a are formed alternately in a multistage manner, and the length in a belt direction of the strong tightening portion 321 a is increased at a lower part of the center of the hip to adjust the strength of the tightening force in the belt direction in a multistage manner. Accordingly, the tightening force can be applied gradually from the section requiring a strong tightening force toward a section that does not require a strong tightening force. Furthermore, although not shown, the strong tightening portion can be formed in a section between a side portion and a back portion of a brassiere, or a side portion and a rear portion of a body suit.
- the shapes of the tightening portions are not limited, hence the belt-like weak tightening portions and strong tightening portions may be formed in various shapes as shown in the modifications shown in FIG. 10 .
- FIG. 15 is a view in which the girdle 1 is viewed edge-on.
- the fabric main body portion 31 forming the body 2 is sectioned into knitted fabric parts that are formed respectively by two types of ground structures having different tightening forces.
- a knitted fabric part 31 a positioned in the center with respect to the horizontal direction is knitted by a ground structure having a relatively strong tightening force, and knitted fabric parts 31 b positioned on both sides of the knitted fabric part 31 a are knitted respectively by weak ground structures having a relatively weak tightening force.
- the weak tightening portion 322 a of the single belt-like tightening portion 32 a are formed at substantially right angles to borderlines 35 of the knitted fabric parts 31 a, 31 b.
- the weak tightening portions 322 a are formed on two sides, the right and left sides, with a step formed therein so as to overlap with the knitted fabric part 31 b having a relatively weak tightening force, and the strong tightening portion 321 a is formed between the weak tightening portions 322 a so as to overlap with the knitted fabric part 31 a having a relatively strong tightening force.
- the strong tightening portion 321 a is inclined such that the front side thereof is positioned upward.
- each of the weak tightening portions 322 a and the respective borderlines 35 are formed at substantially right angles to each other, but may form a different crossing angle, hence the belt-like tightening portion 32 a constituted by the strong tightening portion 321 a and the weak tightening portions 322 a may intersect with the borderlines 35 .
- the position of the knitted fabric part 31 b with a relatively weak tightening force overlaps with the positions of the weak tightening portions 322 a
- the position of the knitted fabric part 31 a with a relatively strong tightening force overlaps with the positions of the strong tightening portions 321 a, but these positions may not be overlapped and the knitted fabric part 31 a with a strong tightening force may overlap with at least a part of the strong tightening portion 321 a.
- the overlapped parts are provided with a stronger tightening force due to the strong tightening force of the ground structures of the knitted fabric and the overlapping strong tightening portion 321 a of the tightening portion 32 a.
- the tightening portion 32 a is positioned on an outer periphery of an upper part of a thigh of the wearer, and the strong tightening portion 321 a of the tightening portion 32 a is positioned in each side portion of the hip. Therefore, the section between the upper part of the thigh and the lower part of the hip of the wearer is tightened, and particularly the strong tightening portion 321 a prevents the both sides of the hip from bulging, whereby the body shape is fixed.
- the entire side portion of the hip can be tightened.
- the strong tightening portion 321 a is inclined upward or downward and has the part inclined in the longitudinal direction of the weak tightening portion 322 a, the entire tightening portion 32 a is prevented from being formed into a ring of the same circumference, and particularly the tightness generated by the strong tightening portion 321 a can be alleviated.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing one unit of fabric 3 for creating the body 2 on the left side of the girdle 1 .
- the fabric 3 is a warp knitted fabric knitted by yarns supplied in the direction shown by the arrow S, and has the one belt-like tightening portions 32 a formed at a part of the fabric main body portion 31 configured by a ground structure.
- the tightening portion 32 a is configured by the strong tightening portion 321 a and the weak tightening portion 322 a as described with reference to FIG. 15 .
- the hems 33 for preventing raveling of the yarns are formed at upper and lower edges.
- the left body 2 is cut from the fabric shown in FIG. 16
- the right body 2 is cut from a fabric symmetric with the one shown in FIG. 16
- these bodies 2 , an abdominal cloth 4 and a crotch are stitched together, and eight units of the fabric 3 are knitted integrally by the warp-knitting machine.
- FIG. 16 The major difference between FIG. 16 and each of FIG. 1 through FIG. 3 is that in FIG. 16 the ground structure of the range between the right end of the fabric 3 and the borderline 35 is knitted by a 1/2 tricot structure shown in, for example, the left side of FIG. 17 , and that the subsequent range up to the left borderline 35 is knitted by a 1/3 tricot structure shown on the right side of FIG. 17 .
- the 1/3 tricot structure has a larger amount of yarns used and a relatively stronger tightening force. Note that, as with the cases shown in FIG. 1 through FIG. 7 , the yarns for reinforcing the tightening force are knitted into the fabric 3 so that the tightening portion 31 is formed along with the ground structures.
- ground structures with different tightening forces not only such 1/2 tricot structure and 1/3 tricot structure but also appropriate structures can be adopted in which, for example, a net structure (mesh structure) having low-density stitches is formed as the weak knitted fabric part 31 b having a relatively weak tightening force, and various satin structures having denser stitches are formed as the strong knitted fabric part 31 a having a relatively strong tightening force.
- a net structure (mesh structure) having low-density stitches is formed as the weak knitted fabric part 31 b having a relatively weak tightening force
- various satin structures having denser stitches are formed as the strong knitted fabric part 31 a having a relatively strong tightening force.
- each of the knitted fabric portions may be sectioned into four or more sections or two sections.
- the knitted structure of the tightening portion 32 a may be configured in various ways as described with reference to FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 , and various shapes as illustrated in FIG. 10 can be adopted as the shape of the tightening portion.
- the tightening portion 32 a configures the ground structure that is common in the knitted fabric parts 31 a, 31 b of the fabric main body portion 31 that are adjacent to the tightening portion 32 a and all adjacent portions.
- the ground structure of the tightening portion 32 a including the strong tightening portion 321 a and the weak tightening portion 322 a can be configured to be the same as the ground structure of the knitted fabric part 31 a having a strong tightening force.
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