US20180160774A1 - Shoe upper and knitting method for same - Google Patents

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US20180160774A1 US15/574,927 US201615574927A US2018160774A1 US 20180160774 A1 US20180160774 A1 US 20180160774A1 US 201615574927 A US201615574927 A US 201615574927A US 2018160774 A1 US2018160774 A1 US 2018160774A1
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    • D04B1/26—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration wearing apparel stockings
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  • the present invention relates to a shoe upper and a knitting method for the same.
  • Shoe uppers knitted on knitting machines have been known.
  • various knitting yarns suitable for respective portions of the shoe upper are used for changing the stretchability, strength, permeability, and so on, of the shoe upper. Therefore, as was proposed in Patent Document 1 (U.S. Pat. No. 6,931,762B), intarsia-knitting has been applied to shoe uppers, and the boundaries between the portions are made as the boundaries in intarsia-knitting. Further, in intarsia-knitting, the portions are connected by tuck stitches.
  • Patent Document 2 JPS54-21464B
  • Patent Document 3 JPH09-111619A
  • plating-knitting two overlapping knitting yarns from two yarn feeders are used to knit stitch rows; one of the knitting yarns appears on the front surface of the knitted fabric, and the other appears on the rear surface.
  • Patent Document 2 has proposed to express patterns in the knitted fabric by plating-knitting.
  • Patent Document 3 has proposed to knit intarsia patterns while changing the knitting yarns appearing on the front surface and not changing the knitting yarn appearing on the rear surface.
  • Patent Document 1 U.S. Pat. No. 6,931,762B
  • Patent Document 2 JP54-21464B
  • Patent Document 3 JPH09-111619A
  • the object of the invention is to provide shoe uppers and a knitting method for it, where the tongue and its both side portions are firmly joined on a knitting machine.
  • the tubular shoe upper comprises a toe, a heel, a body between the toe and the heel and having a tongue, and a top line and is characterized in
  • the body includes the tongue covering a central portion of an instep of a wearer, a right portion at a right side of the tongue along a perpendicular direction to a longitudinal direction of the instep and covering a right side of the instep and the right half portion of a sole of the wearer, and a left portion at a left side of the tongue and covering a left side of the instep and the left half portion of the sole,
  • the tongue and the right portion is connected by a right plating area extending along a boundary between the tongue and the right portion and having, along a peripheral direction of the shoe upper, at least two continuous stitches formed from a knitting yarn of the tongue and a knitting yarn of the right portion which are overlapped and have a constant relationship of face and rear, and
  • the tongue and the left portion is connected by a left plating area extending along a boundary between the tongue and the left portion, and having, along the peripheral direction of the shoe upper, at least two continuous stitches formed from the knitting yarn of the tongue and a knitting yarn of the left portion which are overlapped and have a constant relationship of face and rear.
  • the tongue and the right portion of the tongue are connected by the plating area, not by tuck stitches.
  • the plating area comprises stitches formed by the knitting yarn of the tongue and the knitting yarn of the right portion, overlapped with a constant relation of the face and the rear, and the plating area has a width of two or more stitches along the peripheral direction of the shoe upper. Therefore, the tongue and the right portion are connected by an area, namely the plating area, not by a row of tuck stitches, and the stronger connection is achieved.
  • a lace hole row for passing a shoe lace is provided in the right plating area
  • another lace hole row, facing the lace hole row in the right plating area is provided in the right plating area, the tongue, or the right portion
  • a lace hole row for passing the shoe lace is provided in the left plating area, and another lace hole row, facing the lace hole row in the left plating area, is provided in the left plating area, the tongue, or the left portion.
  • the two facing lace hole rows overlap with each other, and therefore the shoe lace may be passed through them. Since two lace holes are overlapped and pass the shoe lace, the lace holes are protected from being enlarged, and the plating areas support the strong forces applied to the shoe lace.
  • the method according to the invention knits a tubular shoe upper on a flat knitting machine having at least a front needle bed and at least a rear needle bed.
  • the method is characterized by
  • the tongue covering a central portion of an instep of a wearer
  • a right plating area extending along a boundary between the tongue and the right portion and having, along a peripheral direction of the shoe upper, at least two continuous stitches formed from a knitting yarn of the tongue and a knitting yarn of the right portion overlapped with a constant relationship of face and rear;
  • a left plating area extending along a boundary between the tongue and the left portion, and having, along the peripheral direction of the shoe upper, at least two continuous stitches formed from the knitting yarn of the tongue and a knitting yarn of the left portion overlapped with a constant relationship of face and rear,
  • a step for knitting the left portion, plating-knitting the left plating area, knitting the tongue, plating-knitting the right plating area, and knitting the right portion in this order; are repeated alternately in knitting the body.
  • the shoe upper where the tongue and the right and left portions are connected by the plating areas may be knitted. Further, this shoe upper has an improved connection strength between the tongue and the right and left portions.
  • a lace hole row for passing a shoe lace in the right plating area is formed on the flat knitting machine, and another lace hole row, facing the lace row formed in the right plating area, in the right plating area, the tongue, or the right portion is formed on the flat knitting machine.
  • a lace hole row for passing the shoe lace in the left plating area is formed on the flat knitting machine, and another lace hole row, facing the lace hole row formed in the left plating area, in the left plating area, the tongue, or the left portion is formed on the flat knitting machine.
  • the body comprising the tongue and its peripheral portions are knitted by C-knitting in a shape of C letter with an opening in the C letter in the sole part.
  • the opening in the C letter is closed by double stitches, tuck stitches, and so on, and the right portion and the left portion of the body are joined on the flat knitting machine.
  • the portions of the shoe upper are arranged as:
  • the tongue, the right portion, and the left portion are knitted with separate knitting yarns. Since C-knitting is performed, at least three yarn feeders, one for the tongue, one for the right portion, and one for the left portion are necessary.
  • the center of the tongue may be at one end of the knitting width, the center of the sole part may be at the other end. Then, the arrangement of the yarn feeders changes alternately between
  • FIG. 1 A side view of the shoe upper according to the embodiment
  • FIG. 2 A plan view of the shoe upper according to the embodiment
  • FIG. 3 An enlarged plan view of the plating areas
  • FIG. 4 A diagram showing yarn feeding areas for respective carriers used in the embodiment
  • FIG. 5 A knitting process diagram for knitting the body of the shoe upper according to the embodiment
  • FIG. 6 A diagram schematically showing the knitting of a shoe upper according to a modification
  • FIG. 1 to FIG. 6 show the embodiment and a modification: FIG. 1 shows a flatly folded shoe upper, and FIG. 2 shows the shoe upper in a spread state.
  • Denoted by 4 is the toe, by 6 the top line, and by 8 the body covering an instep, both side portions of instep, and the sole of a wearer.
  • the toe 4 , the body 8 , and the top line 6 are all tubular.
  • Denoted by 10 is the heel between the top line 6 and the body 8 and it is knitted by flechage.
  • the bottom of the shoe upper 2 is configured to be attached with an unshown outsole.
  • the shoe upper is knitted from the toe 4 to the top line 6 ; however, it may be knitted from the top line 6 to the toe 4 .
  • the top line 6 is tubular and is provided with an opening 7 .
  • the heel 10 comprises, for example, three areas 10 ′, 10 ′′, and 10 ′′′, and after the body 8 is knitted, the three areas 10 ′, 10 ′′, and, 10 ′′′ are knitted by flechage-knitting so that their wale directions change. Further, the black arrows in FIG. 1 represent the course directions, and the white arrows the wale directions.
  • the body 8 includes the tongue 11 covering the center portion of the instep, a right portion 12 covering the right half of the sole and the right side of the instep, a left portion 13 covering the left half of the sole and the left side of the instep, and right and left plating areas 14 , 15 between the tongue 11 and the right and left portions 12 , 13 .
  • the tongue 11 , the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 , and the right and left portions 12 , 13 are knitted on a flat knitting machine in a shape of C letter, and the opening in the C letter is in the sole part between the right and left portions 12 , 13 .
  • the stitches at the both sides over the opening in the C letter are joined so that the right and left portions 12 , 13 are seamlessly joined.
  • the joining is performed by, for example, double stitches or tuck stitches, however, the joining method is arbitrary. Further, not on the flat knitting machine but out of the flat knitting machine, they may be joined by an adhesive, sewing, or the like.
  • the shoe upper is knitted, for example, seamlessly.
  • the shoe upper 2 When worn, in accordance with the movement of a foot, the shoe upper 2 is subjected to peripheral tensile forces. Further, when lace holes for a shoe lace are provided around the tongue, the influence of shoe lace movement enlarges the lace holes. For overcoming these effects, plating-knitting is performed with usage of both the knitting yarn for the tongue 11 and the knitting yarns for the right and left portions 12 , 13 . Then, on the two surfaces, namely on the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 , the tongue 11 is joined to the right and left portions 12 , 13 , and as a result, the strength of the joining portions is improved.
  • the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 are, for example, both rectangular and have a knitting width of two or more stitches, for example, 10 stitches in the embodiment.
  • the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 have two lace hole rows 16 , 17 respectively along their longitudinal directions, the lace hole rows 16 , 17 are symmetrically provided about the symmetrical axis 18 , and, when the plating areas 14 , 15 are folded at the symmetrical axis 18 , the lace hole rows 16 , 17 overlap with each other.
  • one of the lace hole rows 16 , 17 is provided in each of the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 , and preferably, both the two lace hole rows 16 , 17 are provided in each of the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 , for improved strength.
  • the knitting width of the plating areas 14 , 15 is enlarged, four lace hole rows are provided in each plating area so that the plating areas 14 , 15 are folded and made into a four layer structure with the resultant reinforced lace hole rows.
  • the lace holes of the lace hole rows 16 , 17 are made on a flat knitting machine. For example, when each lace hole has a width of two stitches along the course direction (the up and down direction in FIG. 3 ), one of the two stitches initially in the lace hole is moved upwards, the other downwards, and thus, the lace hole with the two stitch width is produced.
  • FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 show the knitting of the tongue 11 , the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 , the right portion 12 , and the left portion 13 .
  • a flat knitting machine having at least a front needle bed FB and a rear needle bed BB and plural yarn feeders 30 for feeding knitting yarns is used for the knitting.
  • the left portion 13 and the left plating area 15 are knitted on the front needle bed FB
  • the right portion 12 and the right plating area 14 are knitted on the rear needle bed BB; however, the allocation of the front and rear needle beds may be reversed.
  • the flat knitting machine has a carriage provided with entraining pins, and the yarn feeders 30 are entrained by the entraining pins of the carriage for desired sections.
  • yarn feeders 30 ordinary yarn feeders or yarn feeders for intarsia-knitting capable of swinging with usage of a spring, and so on, may be used. Further, self-running yarn feeders may be used in place of the entrained yarn feeders.
  • At least three knitting yarns one for the tongue 11 , one for the right portion 12 , and one for the left portion 13 are used, and the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 are knitted with two knitting yarns respectively. Further, for example, a same kind of knitting yarns are used for both the right portion 12 and the left portion 13 .
  • the two knitting yarns are aligned and knitted so that one of them appears on the face of the shoe upper 2 and that the other hides in the inner face. Further, during the plating-knitting, the two yarn feeders are moved synchronously.
  • FIG. 4 shows the allocation of the yarn feeders 30 for the knitting width W, a yarn feeder No. 1 is allocated for the left portion 13 , a yarn feeder No. 3 for the right portion 12 , and a yarn feeder No. 2 for the tongue 11 .
  • FIG. 4 further shows respective knitting areas for the three yarn feeders; the yarn feeders reciprocate within the respective knitting areas. The knitting is performed by C-knitting where the tubular fabric is knitted reciprocally not circularly, and the opening in the C letter is closed at the joining portion 20 . Further, in the right plating area 14 , the yarns are fed from two yarn feeders No. 3 and No. 2, and in the left plating area 15 , the yarns are fed from two yarn feeders No. 1 and No. 2.
  • FIG. 5 shows the knitting process for the body; the knitting is performed from 1 ) at the bottom to 11 ) at the top. 1 ) shows the initial arrangement of the three yarn feeders 30 ; the yarn feeder No. 1 is at a position for feeding to the joining portion 20 , and the yarn feeders No. 2 and No. 3 are at positions for feeding to the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 .
  • the left portion 13 of the body is knitted with the yarn feeder No. 1.
  • the left plating area 15 is plating-knitted with synchronous movement of the yarn feeders No. 1 and No. 2.
  • the yarn feeder No. 1 is separated from the knitting, at 4 ) the left portion 11 L of the tongue 11 is knitted with the yarn feeder No. 2, and at 5 ) in FIG. 5 the right portion 11 R of the tongue 11 is knitted with the yarn feeder No. 2. Further, the right portion 11 R and the left portion 11 L are connected at the right end of the knitting width in FIG. 5 .
  • the right plating area 14 is plating-knitted with the yarn feeders No. 2 and No. 3.
  • the yarn feeder No. 1 is kicked back or treated by a similar process so that the knitting yarn from this yarn feeder is separated from the knitting.
  • the yarn feeder No. 2 is separated from the knitting, and the right portion 12 of the body is knitted with the yarn feeder No. 3.
  • the arrangement of the yarn feeders 30 is one where the yarn feeder No. 1 and the yarn feeder No. 3 is swapped from the initial arrangement at 1 ). Therefore, further knitting is performed from the state of 7 ) to the state of 1 ), in the reversed order from the previous order of 2 ) to 7 ) with the knitting directions being reversed. Then, the arrangement of the yarn feeders 30 will return to the initial arrangement, and the shoe upper has been knitted for one front course and one rear course. Therefore, one of the two arrangements of yarn feeders 30 at 1 ) and 7 ) may be the initial arrangement, the other the final arrangement, and the arrangement of yarn feeders 30 changes between these two arrangements.
  • the lace holes are formed in the right and left plating areas 14 , 15 , the left portion 13 and the right portion 12 of the body are connected, and the opening in the C letter is closed at the joining portion 20 .
  • the lace holes are formed, for example, by transferring stitches initially in the holes left and right on other stitches so as to overlap them.
  • the knitting direction is reversed at 9 ) from the direction at 7 ) in FIG. 5 , reversed at 10 ) from the direction at 6 ), and reversed at 11 ) in FIG. 5 from the direction at at 5 ).
  • the knitting steps at 4 ), 3 ), and 2 ) in FIG. 5 are performed in this order but with the reversed knitting directions, and the arrangement of the yarn feeders will return to the state of 1 ) in FIG. 5 .
  • tubular knitting is performed from the start line 5 toward just before the tongue 11 with one of the yarn feeders No. 1 and No. 3, for example.
  • the heel 10 and the top line 6 are knitted with one of the yarn feeders No. 1 and No. 3, for example.
  • FIG. 6 shows the knitting of the body according to a modification.
  • the right and left plating areas 14 and 15 are respectively divided into two plating areas 14 , 14 ′ and 15 , 15 ′, and they are knitted with five yarn feeders 30 .
  • the allocation of knitting areas to respective yarn feeders is shown in FIG. 6 , and the knitting is performed such that the arrangement of the yarn feeders reciprocates between the arrangement at the bottom of FIG. 6 and the arrangement at the top.
  • shoe uppers with various designs may be knitted.
  • shoe upper 4 toe 5 start line 6 top line 7 opening 8 body 10 heel 11 tongue 12 right portion 13 left portion 14 , 15 plating area 16 , 17 lace hole row 18 symmetrical axis 20 joining portion 30 yarn feeder FB front needle bed BB back needle bed W knitting width

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