WO2004093576A1 - 衣料 - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41C—CORSETS; BRASSIERES
- A41C1/00—Corsets or girdles
- A41C1/003—Panty-girdles
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41B—SHIRTS; UNDERWEAR; BABY LINEN; HANDKERCHIEFS
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- D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
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- D04B21/00—Warp knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes
- D04B21/14—Fabrics characterised by the incorporation by knitting, in one or more thread, fleece, or fabric layers, of reinforcing, binding, or decorative threads; Fabrics incorporating small auxiliary elements, e.g. for decorative purposes
- D04B21/18—Fabrics characterised by the incorporation by knitting, in one or more thread, fleece, or fabric layers, of reinforcing, binding, or decorative threads; Fabrics incorporating small auxiliary elements, e.g. for decorative purposes incorporating elastic threads
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- the present invention relates to a garment using a piece that has an edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut and that has a partially different expansion and contraction direction or direction.
- the edge of clothing such as the hem
- the edge of clothing would be loosened if cut, so it was necessary to do some kind of cleaning to prevent loosening.
- This disposition is called hemming, hemming, etc.
- the method varies depending on the part and material.
- the cloth edge is folded back to be doubled and stitched, or another cloth or tape-like material is cross-sectioned
- the edges are trimmed, for example, in a U-shape and sewn over the edge of the fabric.
- this work is a considerable burden in sewing clothes, and when such trimming is applied, the part becomes thicker and the undergarment, such as when wearing an outerwear that is a good evening, is worn.
- the edge line becomes a ridge and appears on the outer garment, causing problems such as impairing the appearance and thickened edges which impair the feeling of wearing.
- a girdle having a hem that does not need to be trimmed such as a girdle having a hem that does not require trimming, so that the edge of the dough that does not need to be trimmed is a girdle hem, and at least a piece made of the cloth that does not require trimming is a fabric that constitutes the clothing.
- Clothing used for at least a part of is being used. Also, for clothing that is worn in close contact with the body and has a body shape correction function, insert it into the part where you want to increase the stretching power instead of applying another patch cloth to the part where you want to increase the stretching power.
- the thickness of the elastic yarn to be inserted is increased, the number of elastic yarns inserted into the same ale is increased, and the width of the region where the elastic yarn is inserted is increased, so that the patch cloth is used.
- a method has been adopted in which a body shape correction function such as a hip-up function is provided without causing a level difference as in the case in which the user has a squat.
- the region is in the knitting direction, that is, the direction parallel to the yarn supply direction. It must be in the area facing.
- the direction of the boundary line between the regions having different expansion / contraction powers is parallel to the knitting direction, that is, the yarn supply direction. Therefore, when regions having different expansion / contraction powers are formed by increasing the thickness of the elastic yarn to be inserted and the number of elastic yarns, the boundary line of the region becomes linear, and the expansion / contraction power of the band-like pattern is obtained. In the case of forming a region where is enhanced, a region like a curved band-like pattern cannot be formed, and only a region of a straight band-like pattern can be formed.
- Patent Documents 1 and 2 can form an area of an arbitrary pattern including a pattern having a strong or low elastic power due to a change in the knitting structure of an inelastic yarn, or a curved shape.
- these areas are used in combination with the area of a straight band-shaped pattern in which the elasticity of the elastic yarn is increased or decreased, and the area of the strength of the various elasticity is reduced.
- a zone can be formed. Therefore, it is possible to freely arrange the necessary expansion / contraction power region at a necessary portion to some extent.
- “the region where the expansion / contraction power is strong or weak” may be collectively referred to as “the region where the expansion / contraction power changes”.
- the above-described method of forming an arbitrary pattern region including a pattern having a strong or weak elastic power due to a change in the knitting structure of an inelastic yarn, or a curved shape, and a trimming by the above-described yarn removal are used. Even if the method of forming unnecessary edges is used in combination, the direction of the edge line that does not need to be trimmed is the direction parallel to the knitting direction (hereinafter, this may be referred to as the same direction as the knitting direction. The direction and shape of the edge line, which does not need to be trimmed, cannot be designed relatively freely in the desired direction. Even when combined with a method of forming a different area of an elastic part of an arbitrary part, there is still a problem that the degree of freedom of clothing design is still considerably limited.
- the direction of the switching line of the expansion / contraction power is Usually, it must be in a direction along a substantially straight line substantially parallel to the feeding direction, that is, the knitting direction.
- the elastic yarn has a strong expansion and contraction power.
- the direction of the line for switching the expansion / contraction power of the area and the direction of the line of the edge that does not need to be trimmed must be oriented substantially in parallel. In other words, there is a problem that the direction of the edge that does not need to be trimmed is limited to the knitting direction.
- Fig. 16 shows a model sample as an example.
- the area in which the elastic power changes, the area in which the expansion / contraction power changes due to the elastic yarn, and an edge that does not fray and that does not need to be trimmed (in this case, the skirt corresponds to this) Is a schematic plan view of a piece constituting a part of clothing, which is cut into an appropriate shape. It should be noted that the shape of this piece is merely a shape taken for explanation, and is not an exact shape applied to a particular piece of clothing.
- a piece of short girdle that has a shape similar to the left piece to cover the side from the front side and cover the hips at the back is used as an explanatory model.
- the right side of the figure is the rear center side, the upper side is the ⁇ est line, and the lower left side is the hem line. 17, 14, and 15, which will be described later, are drawings having the same purpose.
- the edge of 301 is an edge that does not need to be trimmed (for example, a hem line), and 303 is a stretch formed by a change in the knitting structure of the non-woven yarn.
- An area of a band-like pattern curved in a region of high power, 304 is a region of high elasticity power formed by an elastic yarn (for example, a region where elastic power is increased by inserting an elastic yarn thicker than other parts) ), 302 is the upper edge (example For example, the waist line) is a region where the expansion and contraction power is formed by the elastic yarn.
- the expansion and contraction power switching lines 304 and 304b (hereinafter, unless otherwise specified, both are simply 3 (Abbreviated as 0 4 ab) is parallel to the direction 3 0 6 of the edge 310 that is not required to be cleaned.
- a “switching line” in a region where the knitting structure or the expansion / contraction power changes may be referred to as a “boundary line”.
- the knitting direction of this knitted fabric is
- the direction 3 06 of the edge 301 that does not need to be trimmed is limited to the same direction (parallel direction) as the knitting direction 3 05. Also, suppose that the direction 3 07 of the upper edge 302 line is the same as the direction 3 0 4 b of the expansion / contraction power switching line of the region 3 04 where the expansion / contraction power is strong, and the direction 3 0 4 If it is attempted to make the shape in the direction of 307 as shown in the figure different from 6, the upper edge 302 cannot be an edge that does not need to be trimmed. (Hemming).
- Figure 17 shows, as another model sample, a region where the elastic power is strong due to the change in the knitting structure of the inelastic yarn and a region where the elastic power is strong due to the elastic yarn in one knitted fabric by the conventional method.
- FIG. 17 shows, as another model sample, a region where the elastic power is strong due to the change in the knitting structure of the inelastic yarn and a region where the elastic power is strong due to the elastic yarn in one knitted fabric by the conventional method.
- another schematic plan view of a piece constituting a part of the garment which was formed in one piece of the same knitted fabric at the same time and formed an unnecessary edge in the same knit, was cut into an appropriate shape.
- the edge of 301 is an edge that does not need to be trimmed, and has a scalloped wavy shape.
- This scalloped edge that does not need to be trimmed can be realized, for example, by a method such as Japanese Patent No. 399085.
- a region 304 with a strong elastic power due to the elastic yarn is provided. Is substantially parallel to the direction 304 ab of the switching line of the expansion / contraction power in the region 304 where the expansion / contraction power is strong, and the direction 303 of the edge 301 that does not need to be trimmed.
- the scallop-shaped portion of ⁇ not required to be cleaned ⁇ is a waveform-shaped curve, and the direction of the entire edge 301 corresponding to the traveling direction of the wave can be said to be the direction of the arrow 306.
- the direction of the arrow 306 is defined by the tangent line connecting the vertices of the scallop-like wave of the edge 301, which does not need to be edged, but the overall direction is determined even by the center line dividing the wave up and down. Can show direction.
- the direction 360 as a whole and the boundary line of the region 304 having strong expansion and contraction power (the line for switching the expansion and contraction power) 304 ab
- the direction is substantially parallel.
- the knitting direction of this knitted fabric is the direction indicated by the arrow of 305, and is the same direction as the direction of the line for switching the expansion / contraction power.
- the direction 3 06 of the edge 301 that does not need to be trimmed is limited to the knitting direction 3 05. Also, suppose that the direction 3 0 7 of the upper edge 3 0 2 line is changed to the direction 3 0 4 ab of the expansion and contraction power switching line 3 0 4 If the shape is different from the direction 3 0 6 as shown in the direction of 3 0 7, the upper edge 3 0 2 can not be an unnecessary edge, it can be folded twice and sewn , It is an edge that needs an edge cleanup.
- the direction of the extension / contraction power switching line 304 / ab in the region 304 where the elasticity of the elastic yarn is strong is non-parallel to the direction 306 of the edge 301 where edge termination is unnecessary.
- the direction of the upper edge 302 line is set to the area where the expansion and contraction power is strong by elastic yarn. It is limited to the direction parallel to 05.
- the direction of the edge that does not need to be trimmed must be in the same direction as the knitting direction and the direction of the line for switching the expansion / contraction power by the elastic yarn. Therefore, in the past, if the direction of the unnecessary edge of clothing was determined to be a specific direction, for example, a substantially horizontal direction, the direction of the region where the elastic yarn had a strong expansion / contraction power (the line for switching the expansion / contraction power by the elastic yarn) was used. Can not be set freely, for example, by setting the angle to a suitable angle for performing the desired body shape correction. If the hem line or waist line is an edge that does not need to be trimmed, use elastic yarn. The direction of the region with strong power is limited to the direction parallel to it, and expansion and contraction by elastic yarns regardless of the direction of the hem line and waist line The direction of the region with strong power cannot be the optimal direction of the garment There is also the problem of saying.
- the direction of the hem line or waist line which consists of unnecessary edges, is limited to the knitting direction, and if these edges are designed in the direction that is most suitable for the intended garment, the elastic yarn will have a strong elasticity power.
- the direction of the region cannot be freely changed and cannot be arranged at a suitable angle for performing the desired body shape correction.
- the direction of the region where the expansion and contraction power changes due to the elastic yarn is arranged at an angle suitable for performing the desired body shape correction, and further, the garment such as the lower edge of the garment line or the waist line. If the direction, such as the upper part, is freely changed regardless of the direction of the area where the expansion and contraction power of the elastic yarn changes, the edge shape must be cut to the desired shape and trimmed. I had to.
- Patent document 1 Japanese Patent No. 3023334.
- Patent Document 2 U.S. Patent No. 6,401,497.
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-30033
- the present invention solves such a conventional problem and has a portion in which the knitting structure of the non-elastic yarn is different, and the boundary line of the region in which the knitting structure of the inelastic yarn is different is linear or at least one of the boundary lines. It is possible to relatively freely design the pattern of the portion where the knitting structure of the non-elastic yarn is different such that the portion is curved (this may be called a region where the knitting structure of the inelastic yarn changes).
- the direction of the edge line that does not need to be trimmed is not limited to the direction parallel to the knitting direction, and the edge that does not need to be trimmed can be arranged at a suitable position so that the pattern of the region where the knitting structure changes due to the inelastic yarn can be arranged at a suitable position.
- the portion where the knitting structure of the inelastic yarn is different that is, the region where the knitting structure of the inelastic yarn changes
- is appropriately changed by changing the knitting structure of the inelastic yarn. And the like are appropriately changed.
- the direction of the switching line and the direction of the edge that does not need to be trimmed can be freely designed in a suitable direction as required without making them parallel. It also has a region where the boundary line of the changing region is linear or at least a part of it is curved, and also has a region where the direction of expansion and contraction changes. Clothing that can be designed relatively freely in areas with such changes, and that has at least a portion of the edge that does not need to be trimmed and that does not need to be trimmed while being cut, while taking into account the functions of body shape correction and fit improvement. The purpose is to provide. Summary of the Invention
- a garment of the present invention comprises a piece (P) having an edge that does not need to be trimmed while being cut and made of an elastic warp knitted fabric.
- the structure is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure in which the second non-conductive yarn and the elastic yarn are accompanied, and in each knitting needle, at least one of the second non-conductive yarn and the elastic yarn is formed by a closed stitch.
- the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn has a different portion, and the green portion that does not need to be trimmed while being cut is removed.
- the first non-elastic yarn also accompanies the second non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn of the ground knitting.
- a garment comprising al made parts.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a semi-long type gardle according to an embodiment of the clothing of the present invention as viewed from the front side.
- Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the semi-long type girdle shown in Fig. 1 as viewed from the back.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a semi-long type gardle according to an embodiment of the clothing of the present invention as viewed from the front side.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the semi-long girdle shown in FIG. 3 as viewed from the rear side.
- FIG. 5 shows an embodiment of a knitting structure used in a piece (P) of an elastic warp knitted fabric.
- FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the knitting structure used in the elastic warp knitted piece (P).
- FIG. 7 shows still another embodiment of the knitting structure used in the elastic warp knitted piece (P).
- FIG. 8 shows an embodiment of the ground knitting structure of the piece (P).
- FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the knitted structure of the piece (P).
- FIG. 10 shows still another embodiment of the ground knitting structure of the piece (P).
- FIG. 11 is a plan view of an example of a warp knitted fabric having a band-shaped and curved continuous pattern region (H).
- FIG. 12 is a plan view of an example of a warp knitted fabric having two types of different regions (H) of a band-like and curved continuous pattern.
- FIG. 13 is a plan view of an example of a warp knitted fabric having three types of different regions (H) in a belt-like and curved continuous pattern.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic plan view of one embodiment of a piece (P) constituting a part of clothing used in the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic plan view of another embodiment of the piece (P) constituting a part of the clothing used in the present invention.
- Fig. 16 shows a model of a piece that constitutes a part of clothing when the conventional technology is applied. It is a schematic plan view.
- FIG. 17 is another schematic plan view of a piece constituting a part of clothing when the conventional technique is applied.
- the piece (P) is knitted from a first inelastic yarn, a second inelastic yarn and an elastic yarn forming a ground knitting structure, and the ground knitting structure is formed by the second inelastic yarn and the elastic yarn.
- a garment comprising a portion consisting of a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure (S) accompanied by a second inelastic yarn and an elastic yarn.
- the piece (P) used for at least a part of the cloth constituting the garment is composed of the first non-elastic yarn, the second non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn forming the ground knitting structure.
- the ground knitting structure is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure in which the second inelastic yarn and the elastic yarn are accompanied, and each knitting needle has a second inelastic yarn and an elastic yarn.
- At least one of the edges is knitted with a closed stitch, and the portion of the edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut, the first inelastic yarn is also elastic with the second inelastic yarn of the ground stitch.
- the edge of the garment can be formed into a shape by cutting, and the edge that has been cut remains along with the first non-elastic yarn together with the second non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn of the ground knit 1 Since it includes the portion consisting of the tricot structure (S) of X1, it is possible to make an edge that does not require trimming as it is cut.
- the part (P) has a portion where the knitting structure of the first non-elastic yarn is different, and the knitting structure of the first non-elastic yarn of a desired shape is formed at a desired position.
- the stretching power By providing an area where the stretching power is different, it is possible to form an area in which the stretching power or stretching direction is appropriately changed, and it is easy to provide clothing with an appropriate body shape adjustment function or a function such as improved fit at an appropriate position. Can be provided. Moreover, the edge portion of the garment does not become thick, and the edge portion of the garment does not appear as irregularities reflected in the outer garment, so that the wearer of the garment can maintain a good appearance. The advantage of the garment having an edge that does not need to be cleaned can be exhibited.
- the length of the edge that does not need to be trimmed is 2Z3 or more as it is cut, and the first inelastic yarn is also the second non-elastic yarn of the ground stitch. It is preferable that the portion is made of a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure (S) accompanied by the elastic yarn and the elastic yarn.
- the entire length of the edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut is the first inelastic thread and the second inelastic of the ground stitch. It is preferable that the portion is made of a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure (S) accompanied by the yarn and the elastic yarn.
- the region (H) other than the region composed of (S) in the piece (P) is as follows:
- H2 Region where the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn is a chain stitch (H3) A region in which the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in which the direction of the sinker loop is opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground knitting structure.
- (H 4) An area in which the first non-elastic yarn and the third non-elastic yarn are overlapped and knitted, and the knitting structure of the first non-elastic yarn is used for half knitting, chain knitting, and sinker loop.
- the direction is one type selected from 1 ⁇ 1 tricots whose direction is opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground knitting structure
- the third inelastic yarn is a half knit, a chain knit and a direction of the sinker loop is A region selected from 1 ⁇ 1 tricots in a direction opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground knitting structure and having a knitting structure different from the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn.
- the knitted structure of the first non-woven yarn is used in the piece (P) made of a stretchable warp knitted fabric. It is preferable that at least a part of at least one boundary line among the regions having different curves is curved.
- an area composed of (S) is arranged in an area where the expansion / contraction power is relatively weakened, and the expansion / contraction power is relatively increased. It is preferable to use a piece (P) in which a region consisting of (H) is arranged in the region.
- the part (P) may have a thickness or knitting of an elastic thread to be used in accordance with a request for strength of expansion and contraction power. It is preferable that the piece (P) is further formed with regions having different stretching powers due to the elastic yarns in which at least one of the numbers is changed.
- the direction of the switching line of the expansion / contraction power in the region where the expansion / contraction power of the elastic yarn changes and the direction of ⁇ that does not need to be trimmed are not parallel, and each line can be changed as needed. It can be freely designed in any suitable direction, and also has an area where the knitting structure changes due to inelastic yarn. It is preferable because it is possible to easily provide a garment having at least a part of the area which is not cut off and which does not need to be frayed while the cut area can be relatively freely designed.
- the elastic yarn is opened by the closed stitch of the second non-elastic yarn of the ground knit of the piece (P). It is preferable to be knitted by eyes.
- both the second non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn of the knitted fabric of the piece (P) are It is preferable to be knitted with closed eyes.
- the half knitting of the first inelastic yarn in the region (HI) is knitted by a closed eye.
- Half knitting is preferred.
- the chain knitting by the first inelastic yarn in the region (H2) is knitted by an opening. It is preferable that the chain is knitted.
- the knitted structure of the first non-elastic yarn in the region (H3) has a direction of a sinker Is preferably a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot with a closed eye opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground stitch.
- the clothing is girdle, shorts, body suit, swimsuit, leotard,
- the clothing is preferably selected from spats, sports tights, and bras.
- the clothing is a clothing having a hip portion in which the entire clothing adheres to the body.
- the piece (P) made of the stretchable warp knitted fabric may have a first non-woven fabric. It is preferable that at least one of the regions having different knitting structures by the yarn is a band-shaped and curved continuous pattern region.
- the band-shaped and curved continuous pattern region is formed from (Hl), (H2), (H3) and (H4). It is preferably a region consisting of the selected region (H).
- the garment is a short or a girdle, and the shorts or the girdle have a skirt portion and a vest line portion of the piece (P).
- the area of the continuous pattern which is composed of an edge which is unnecessary and does not need to be trimmed as it is, and which is band-shaped and curved, is composed of the area (H), and extends from under the bulge of the right and left hips of the shorts or girdle to the side. Is preferable.
- the clothing is shorts or a girdle, and the shorts or the girdle has a skirt portion and a waistline portion.
- At least one of the cuts is made of an edge that does not need to be trimmed while being cut, and at least one of the line directions of the edge of the hem and the waistline is expanded and contracted by the elastic yarn of the piece (P). It is preferable that the direction is not parallel to the direction of the switching line of the expansion / contraction power in the changing area.
- the garment is a bra
- the back cloth of the bra is made of the above-mentioned pieces (P)
- the upper and lower edges of the back cloth are made of a material that does not require trimming while being cut. Is preferred.
- a bright yarn and a dull yarn are used as the non-elastic yarn, and a portion where the bright yarn is woven and a dull yarn are used. It is preferable that a portion where the yarn is knitted is formed by knitting, and a linear or band-like visible pattern is formed at a desired portion due to a difference in gloss between the bright yarn and the dull yarn.
- the ground knitting structure is changed to the ground knitting structure according to the above (1), and the elastic yarn is It is also possible to use a ground knitting structure consisting of a 1 X 1 tricot structure knitted solely.
- the edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut is not the edge that does not need to be trimmed formed by a method such as the above-described thread removal, but the fraying that occurs in the cut state does not occur.
- This is an edge that has been cut using a piece (P) made of warp knitted fabric that does not need to be trimmed.
- the cut end (edge as cut) can be an edge that does not need to be trimmed, and the first inelastic yarn has a different knitting structure.
- the warp knitted piece (P) As described above, an example of a knitting structure that is preferably adopted to constitute each region will be described.
- FIG. 5 The knitting structure of the warp knitted fabric of the piece (P) used in the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 5, 6, and 7.
- FIG. 5 The knitting structure of the warp knitted fabric of the piece (P) used in the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 5, 6, and 7.
- the direction indicated by arrow R is the knitting direction (in other words, the yarn supply direction, the ale direction, and the vertical direction of the knitted fabric), and the direction perpendicular to that direction is Course direction of warp knitted fabric (lateral direction of knitted fabric)
- You. 100 is a first non-elastic yarn passed through the Jacquard L1 and knitted, and the figure shows the knitting structure.
- reference numeral 101 denotes a second non-elastic yarn which is passed through the ground L2 and knitted, and the figure shows its knitting structure.
- 102 is a non-woven yarn that is knitted by being passed through another ground L3, and the figure shows its knitting structure.
- FIGS. 5, 6, and 7 What is common in FIGS. 5, 6, and 7 is a ground knitting structure composed of the second non-elastic yarn 101 and the elastic yarn 102.
- the 1X1 tricot that is accompanied and at least one of the second inelastic yarn and the elastic yarn is knitted by a closed stitch in each knitting ( shown in FIGS. 5, 6, and 7).
- the second knitting yarn is knitted by the closed stitch and the elastic yarn is knitted by the opening stitch in each knitting.
- the fabric has a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot knitting structure and at least one of the non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn is knitted with a closed stitch in each knitting. By doing so, it is easy to achieve stabilization of the stitch and prevention of fraying of the edge as it is cut.
- Tricot knitting is 1x1 tricot knitting with a jacquard single raschel knitting machine or jacquard tricot knitting machine, but 1x1 tricot knitting with a jacquard single raschel knitting machine. However, it is preferable because a knitted fabric having a high knitting density can be easily applied with tension.
- the area where the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn is changed is a straight band-like area in the same direction as the knitting direction.
- a resin raschel knitting machine or a tricot knitting machine without a jacquard mechanism is used.
- a single Russell knitting machine may be used.
- FIG. Figure 8 shows that the second inelastic yarn 101
- FIG. 9 shows a ground knitted structure in which both the second inelastic yarn 101 and the elastic yarn 102 are knitted by a closed stitch
- the knitting structure (B), not shown, is the reverse combination of the ground knitting structure (A), that is, the second non-elastic yarn 101 is knitted by the open eye and the elastic yarn 102 is knitted by the close eye.
- the second inelastic yarn 101 and the elastic yarn 102 are both closed and closed, as shown in the ground knitted structure (C) and the ground knitted structure (D) shown in FIG.
- the elastic yarn 102 is closed with respect to the opening of the second non-woven yarn 101 in the same knitting needle, and the second non-elastic yarn 101 is closed in the same manner.
- An elastic warp knitted fabric (D), which is formed by combining and knitting the openings, can be used as the elastic yarn 102 for the eyes.
- the ground knitting structure (A) is preferred from the viewpoint that the difference in the strength of the stretching power is easily exhibited clearly. It is excellent in that there is particularly little fraying of the edge as it is cut.
- the ground knitting structure (C) or the ground knitting structure (D) can be a ground knitting structure having a high elongation, but it tends to be difficult to give a difference in strength of stretching power.
- the ground knitting structure is most preferably (A), and then (B).
- the first non-elastic yarn 100 passed through the Jacquard Pro L 1 and knitted in FIG. 5 is a portion of the course indicated by 105, which is located between the first non-elastic yarn and the ground knit. It is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in which the second non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn are accompanied, and is a knitting structure applied when the region (S) is formed. Since this tissue is particularly unlikely to be frayed, it is necessary that at least a part of the edge portion of the piece (P) that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut is formed of this tissue.
- the length of the edge that does not require trimming in the as-cut state is 2 Z 3 or more, and more preferably, the entire length of the edge that does not require trimming in the as-cut state is formed by this structure. It is preferred that although not particularly limited, this tissue tends to form a region having relatively weak elastic power.
- the 1 ⁇ 1 tricot made of the first non-woven yarn is knitted by a closed stitch because the edge of the cut as it is is less likely to fray.
- the portion of the course indicated by 106 in the first non-elastic yarn 100 is half-knitted, and the stretching power of the knitted fabric is relatively increased, or the stretching direction is mainly a specific direction. It is used as one of the regulated areas (H). Although not particularly limited, it is a knitting structure that tends to make it difficult to mainly elongate the lateral stretching direction of the knitted fabric and to easily form a region (HI) in which the knitted fabric has enhanced lateral stretching power. .
- the half-knitted 106 shown in FIG. 5 is preferably a closed stitch from the viewpoint that the expansion / contraction power can be relatively increased and the function of regulating the expansion / contraction direction can be more easily exerted.
- Half-knitting in other words, is a structure that is one stitch more in the horizontal direction than a 1 x 1 tricot, and tends to have a smaller elongation.
- the direction of this half-knit sinking force loop is the same as the direction of the sinker loop of the ground stitch structure.
- the direction of the half-knit sinker loop in the portion where the direction of the sinker loop of the ground stitch is directed diagonally upward from the lower left, the direction of the half-knit sinker loop is also directed obliquely upward from the lower left to the direction of the sinker loop of the stitch.
- the direction of the half-knit sinker loop also points diagonally upward from the lower right to the left.
- the vertical direction in the warp knitted fabric is the knitting direction of the knitted fabric (the direction indicated by the arrow R), that is, the ale direction is the vertical direction. Therefore, it should be noted that the term “horizontal direction” used herein refers to a direction perpendicular to the knitting direction of the knitted fabric, that is, the course direction, and has nothing to do with the vertical direction and the horizontal direction of the completed garment.
- the warp knitted fabric is in the vertical direction, That is, when the knitting direction of the knitted fabric (the direction indicated by the arrow R) is used so as to be the horizontal direction of the clothing, the vertical direction of the warp knitted fabric is oriented in the horizontal direction of the clothing in the clothing. Will be.
- the first non-elastic yarn 100 which is passed through and knitted by the Jacquard Pro L 1 in FIG. 6 is the same as the course indicated by 105 in FIG. It is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in which the second inelastic yarn, the elastic yarn, and the first inelastic yarn of the knit are accompanied, and is a knitting structure applied when forming a region (S). .
- the course indicated by 107 in the first non-woven yarn 100 in FIG. 6 is chain knitting, and the stretching power of the knitted fabric is relatively increased, or the stretching direction is mainly in a specific direction. Used as one of the regulated areas (H).
- the vertical direction here is the knitting direction of the knitted fabric (the direction indicated by the arrow R), that is, the ale direction, which is independent of the vertical and horizontal directions of the completed garment. Is as described above.
- the first non-elastic yarn 100 passed through the Jacquard Pro L 1 in FIG. 7 and knitted is the same as the course indicated by 105 in FIG. A 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in which the second non-elastic yarn, the elastic yarn and the first non-elastic yarn of the ground stitch are accompanied, and a knitting structure applied when forming a region (S) It is.
- the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn is such that the direction of the sinker loop is the same as the direction of the sinker loop of the ground stitch.
- the direction of the sinker loop 100a is obliquely upward from the lower left.
- the direction of the thin force loop 101a of the second inelastic yarn 101 along the same course and the direction of the thin force loop 102a of the non-woven yarn 102 are both lower right. Is facing diagonally upward and to the left. Therefore, the direction of the sinker loop 100a is opposite to the direction of the sinker loops 101a and 102a of the above-mentioned knitting.
- the 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in which the direction of the sinker loop 108 shown in FIG. 7 is opposite to the direction of the thin force loop of the ground stitch is preferably a closed eye. However, if necessary, it may be a gap.
- one of the regions (H) is a region where the first non-elastic yarn and the third non-elastic yarn are overlapped and woven, and the first non-elastic yarn is knitted.
- the structure is one selected from a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot whose half knitting, chain knitting and the direction of the sinker loop are opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground knitting structure, and the third non-woven yarn is a half
- the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn is one kind selected from 1 ⁇ 1 tricots in which the direction of knitting, chain knitting and sinker loop is opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground knitting structure. Regions with different knitting textures (H 4) can also be used.
- a region (H) in which mainly the longitudinal stretching power of the knitted fabric is reduced and the lateral stretching of the knitted fabric is not significantly reduced, and the stretching power in the longitudinal direction of the knitted fabric is further enhanced (H 4) It is a knitting structure suitable for forming.
- a warp knitted fabric used in the present invention is actually a warp knitting machine having a jaw control device using a piezo-conversion element or the like (for example, US Pat. No. 5,390,512; No. 669334, etc.), and more specifically, a single Russell knitting machine having a Jacquard control device, a tricot knitting machine having a Jacquard control device, etc.
- the first inelastic yarn, the second inelastic yarn to the ground L2, and the elastic yarn to the ground L3 are knitted at the same time, and are knitted at the same time.
- the boundary line of the region where the knitting structure changes may be made linear as required, or at least a part thereof may be curved.
- a knitted fabric with a single-laser knitting machine having a jacquard control device is preferable because a warp knitted fabric can be easily tensioned, has a high knitting density, and has an average elongation. But the second
- the region where the knitting structure is changed by the inelastic yarn 1 is a straight band-like region in the same direction as the knitting direction
- a sinedal Russell knitting machine or a tricot knitting machine without a jacquard mechanism preferably Alternatively, a single Russell knitting machine may be used.
- the region (H) and a region (S) are formed in a predetermined portion in a pattern by a change in the knitting structure of the first non-conductive yarn that is passed through and woven by Jacquard Pro L1, the region An example will be described in which the pattern (H) has a band shape and forms a continuous pattern that is curved.
- FIG. 11 shows a plan view of an example of the warp knitted fabric 1 having the above-mentioned region (H) pattern having a band shape and a curved continuous pattern.
- H region
- S region
- the supply direction of the yarn for forming the warp knitting fabric is the direction of arrow R. That is, the discharge direction (knitting direction) of the fabric knitted by the jacquard warp knitting machine and discharged from the warp knitting machine is the direction of arrow R.
- Figure 1 1 of 1 ⁇ . M to knit the second ale.
- the organization adopted in the area (S) that is, the same 1 ⁇ 1 tricot as the ground knitting
- the 2nd course and the 2nd course for example, half-knitting (see the knitting structure of the 1st inelastic yarn 100 in Fig. 5).
- the m 3rd course from the m 2nd course will be knitted with the same 1X1 tricot as the ground knitting.
- Wn + Xth page ale in Fig. 1 m.
- Fig. 12 shows an example of a warp knitted fabric 1 in which two different regions (H) are formed in a warp knitted fabric 1 in which the pattern of the region (H) is strip-shaped and has a curved continuous pattern.
- the plan view was shown.
- 2 is the region (H)
- 3 is the region (S)
- 4 is the region (S).
- the difference from the case of FIG. 11 is that the region (H) 2 has two types of regions 2a and the region 2 b.
- the yarn supply direction for forming a warp knitted fabric having such a pattern of the region (S) and the two types of regions (H) is indicated by an arrow R. That is, the discharge direction (knitting direction) of the fabric knitted by the jacquard warp knitting machine and discharged from the warp knitting machine is the direction of arrow R.
- the area indicated by 2a of the area (H) 2 is an area (Hl) knitted by half knitting (see the knitting structure of the portion 106 of the first inelastic yarn 100 in FIG. 5). ), 2b is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in which the direction of the thin force loop is opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground stitch (the first non-trimming region in FIG. 7).
- this ground knitted fabric is produced, for example, by the following method.
- the method of forming the regions 3 and 4 of the region (S) is the same as that described with reference to FIG. 11, and the description is omitted to avoid duplication. Therefore, FIG.
- Such a knitting method can be realized by inputting the above-mentioned commands for each pail and each course to a combi- knitting machine of a warp knitting machine having a jacquard control device as described above.
- FIG. 13 is a plan view of an example of the warp knitted fabric 1 in which the pattern of the region (H) is a belt shape and has a curved continuous pattern, and three types of regions (H) are formed. showed that.
- 2 is the region (H)
- 3 is the region (S)
- 4 is also the region (S).
- the difference from FIG. 11 is the region (H). , 2d, and 2e.
- the area indicated by 2c in the area 2 is the half edition (Hl), 2 Assuming that the region indicated by d is formed by the chain stitch (H 2) and the region indicated by 2 e is formed by the 1 ⁇ 1 tricot (H 3) whose sinker loop direction is opposite to that of the ground stitch, the same as above , W.
- the area between 2 c and W nth ⁇ ale is knitted in half, the area between W n and W n + X between 2 d ⁇ ⁇ ale is knitted in chain and W n + X
- the area of 2e between the Wale and Wn + Zth ale is knitted with a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in the direction opposite to the direction of the thin force loop of the ground stitch, and the areas 3 and 4 are the areas (S ) Will be knitted with the same 1X1 tricot as the organization adopted in the above.
- the region (H) can form a region where the knitting structure of an arbitrary pattern changes, such as a region of a curved band-like pattern or a region of a linear band-like pattern. In this state, it is possible to form an edge that is not easily frayed and that does not need to be trimmed.
- FIG. 14 as one model sample, a plurality of regions having different expansion / contraction powers due to the elastic yarn are further formed along with a change in the knitting structure of the first non-elastic yarn, and the region is cut into an appropriate shape.
- a schematic plan view of one embodiment of a piece (P) constituting a part of the garment used in the present invention having an edge that does not require trimming in the state is shown.
- the shape of the piece (P) is merely a shape taken for explanation, and is not an exact shape applied to a particular piece of clothing.
- a piece of short girdle with a shape close to the left piece to cover the side from the front side and cover the hip part of the back was adopted as a model for explanation.
- the right side of the figure is the rear center side, the upper side is the vest line, and the lower left side is the hem line.
- FIG. 15 and the like, which will be described later, are drawings having the same purpose.
- the piece (P) 200 shown in Fig. 14 is frayed with the edges of the lower edge of 201 (for example, the hem line) and the upper edge of 202 (for example, the waist line) still being cut.
- An edge which does not produce unnecessary edges, 203 is a region of a band-shaped pattern curved in a region (H) formed by a change in the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn, and 204 is formed by an elastic yarn.
- the direction of the power switching lines 204a and 204b (both will be simply abbreviated as 204ab unless otherwise specified) and the direction of the edge 201 that does not need to be trimmed.
- An example is shown in which the edge 6 is not parallel to the direction 2 07 of 6 and the edge 2 2 which does not need to be trimmed.
- the knitting direction of this knitted fabric is the direction indicated by the arrow 205, and therefore, the direction of the switching line 204ab of expansion / contraction power by the elastic yarn is the same as the knitting direction.
- the direction of the edges 201 and 202 that do not need to be trimmed is the same as the direction of the knitting direction 205 and the direction of the edges 201 and 202. It is not to say that it is limited to (parallel direction). This is because edges 201 and 202 that do not need to be trimmed can be cut into relatively free directions and shapes by cutting.
- the stretching power or stretching method is such that at least a part of the boundary line of the region (H) where the knitting structure changes due to the first inelastic yarn is curved. It also has a region in which the direction changes and a region in which the expansion and contraction power changes due to the non-woven yarn, so that the region with various grades of expansion and contraction power or the region in which the expansion and contraction direction changes can be designed relatively freely, and it can be cut as it is. It is hard to cause fraying. A piece (P) having unnecessary green at least in part can be formed.
- the region where the region 203 due to the change in the knitting structure due to the first non-elastic yarn and the region 204 where the expansion / contraction power is increased by the elastic yarn overlaps is the region having the highest expansion / contraction power.
- the area other than the area 203 indicates the area (S).
- FIG. 15 similarly to FIG. 14, a plurality of regions having different expansion / contraction powers due to the elastic yarn are further formed along with the change in the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn, and cut into appropriate shapes.
- the upper and lower edges of 202 and 201 are edges formed by cutting, and are edges that do not need to be trimmed as they are cut,
- the same portions as those in FIG. 14 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the repeated description is omitted.
- the only difference from the piece (P) shown in FIG. 14 is that the lower edge 201 has a wavy shape.
- the edge 201 is a waveform-shaped curve, and the direction of ⁇ 201 corresponding to the traveling direction of the wave as a whole can be said to be the direction of the arrow 206. Although light waves, it is treated in the same way as drawing a straight line as a whole.
- the direction of the arrow 206 is the overall direction with the center line that divides the wave of the waveform 201 that does not need to be trimmed up and down. As described above, the direction as a whole can be indicated even with a tangent line connecting the vertices of the waveform wave. Even in this case, the direction of the edges 201 and 202 that do not need to be trimmed is limited to the same direction (parallel direction) as the direction of the knitting direction 205. Absent. This is because edges 201 and 202 that do not need to be trimmed can be cut into relatively free directions and shapes by cutting. Although the illustrated one shows an example of a wave having a uniform wave shape, the wave shape may be a shape in which the wave shape is uniform or a shape in which the wave shape is uneven.
- At least one edge of the upper edge or the lower edge of the garment is oriented in the knitting direction of the knitted fabric.
- the edge is preferably cut at an angle of (degree). This angle is indicated by a square in FIGS. 14 and 15.
- the direction 207 of the upper end of the garment is cut at an angle in the above range with respect to the knitting direction of the knitted fabric.
- the fit of the edge that does not require trimming to the body while being cut is improved, and the edge is prevented from curling to the outside of the wearer's body. It is preferable because it can be stopped.
- clothing that has an edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut at the upper or lower edge of the clothing, for example, at the waist or hem may have the edge curl to the outside of the wearer's body .
- the knitting direction of the knitted fabric corresponds to the yarn supply direction when knitting the knitted fabric.
- 20 to 80 degrees with respect to the knitting direction means Assuming that the knitting direction is at an angle of 20 to 80 degrees on either side, in other words, the angle of the corner with the vertex of the corner facing the direction of knitting direction, the knitting direction The angle is ⁇ 20 to 80 degrees with respect to the traveling direction line.
- the edge of the edge as cut is less noticeable, the direction of the edge line that does not need to be trimmed is cut at an angle not exceeding 45 degrees with respect to the knitting direction. It is also preferable that the edge is a curved edge.
- a piece having an edge that is cut within 45 degrees or less should be used. It is also preferred to use.
- any of the edges is cut at 20 to 80 degrees with respect to the knitting direction. There are some places where it is not possible to cut at an angle of less than 20 degrees in the knitting direction. If such an edge is cut into a waveform, the cutting angle of the edge that has become a waveform curve can be set to 20 to 80 degrees, and the entire edge is substantially at 20 to 80 degrees. The effect of cutting can be obtained. For example, when both the short line and the skirt are cut and the edge is not required to be trimmed, both edges may not be cut at 20 to 80 degrees. Is preferably a wavy edge.
- the knitting structure of the edge portion that has been cut at least a part of the edge has the first non-elastic yarn, the second non-elastic yarn of the ground stitch, and the elastic yarn accompanied.
- a 1x1 tricot structure that is, a structure adopted in the above-mentioned area (S)
- the length of the edge which does not need to be trimmed as it is cut is not less than 23.
- More preferably cut It is preferable that the entire length of the unnecessary edge is formed of this structure in the state where it is left as it is, since the fray of ⁇ can be further reduced.
- a part of the length of the unnecessary edge is not the area (S)
- a part of the length of the unnecessary edge is adopted as (H 3) which is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot retrograde It may be a knitting structure.
- a range of less than two-thirds of the length of the unnecessary part in the as-cut state is a part composed of (H 3).
- the first and second non-elastic yarns or the third non-elastic yarns used for manufacturing the warp knitted fabric for the piece (P) used in the present invention vary depending on the type of elastic clothing, Any of synthetic fibers such as nylon and polyester, semi-synthetic fibers such as rayon, natural fibers such as silk and cotton, and any of filament yarn and spun yarn can be used. Among them, nylon having high water absorbency is preferably used as a knitted fabric for innerwear. There is no particular limitation on the elastic yarn, but in general, polyurethane elastic yarn or a force-baling yarn obtained by baring the elastic yarn with an inelastic yarn can be used.
- the processing temperature depends on the shape of the apparatus, the pre-setting time, the heat-setting time, the type of the material, the thickness of the knitted fabric, etc., but is at least 180, preferably at least 85.
- the above treatment is performed in the range of 190 to 195, a part of the knitted fabric will soften and the stitches will be lightly fused to stabilize the form of the knitted fabric However, fraying of the edge as it is cut is less likely to occur, which is preferable.
- the heat set processing time is, for example, about 15 to 4 O mZ minutes, preferably 15 to 40 when using an apparatus having a configuration of 6 to 8 chambers (total length of one chamber is about 15 to 30 m). About 24 mZ is good.
- the finishing width is around 160 cm. However, in this stretchable warp knitting fabric, the finishing width is shortened as much as possible (for example, about 110 to 130 cm).
- a knitted fabric with high density is desirable to maintain the beauty of stitches in stretchable garments and to improve their stability. Depending on the fineness of the knitting yarn used, it is more than 55 ⁇ ale, preferably more than 60 ⁇ ale, more preferably more than 65 ⁇ ale, more preferably around 70 ⁇ ale per 2.54 cm (1 inch).
- it is preferable to organize the high density knitted fabric if the cellulose fibers or cotton yarn is knitted as a non-elastic yarn is not limited to this.
- the amount of non-elastic yarn used is increased and made longer than usual, the elastic yarn is shortened, and the elastic warp knitting is performed by making the runner length of the non-elastic yarn considerably longer than the runner length of the elastic yarn.
- Use the ground preferably.
- the runner of non-conductive yarn having a size of usually 80 cmZ rack or less is set to 85 to 120 cmZ rack, preferably 95 to 115 cm / rack, and usually a size of 60 cmZ rack or less.
- the knitting is performed with a 0.5 cmZ rack.
- the “runner” is the length of the thread (cm cm) used to knit a certain number of courses (this is called “rack”, and usually 480 courses are defined as one rack). .
- warp knitted fabric of the piece (P) that can form green unnecessary for edge trimming as it is cut in the present invention is not lace fabric.
- an area where the expansion and contraction power is changed such as an area where the elastic yarn partially has strong expansion and contraction power
- A a method of forming a plurality of regions having different thicknesses of elastic yarns to be knitted;
- a weak power region can be formed.
- an elastic yarn having a higher fineness than other parts is used as a knitting yarn in a region having a high expansion / contraction power, or the number of elastic yarns knitted in the same ale is increased.
- an elastic warp knitted fabric can be obtained in which the regions in which the tightening power is enhanced by the elastic yarn are integrally knitted as described above.
- the elastic yarn knitted in the entire warp knitted fabric is made into an elastic yarn having a relatively small fineness, and in a region where the expansion and contraction power is desired to be enhanced, a high-filamentary yarn having a large fineness is further knitted and a region having a high expansion and contraction power is obtained. It can also be.
- a region in which the width of the region having a high expansion / contraction power is narrow and a region in which the width of the region having a low expansion / contraction power is wide are alternately provided.
- the width of the region having a high expansion / contraction power is widened. It is also possible to adjust the strength of the expansion / contraction power as a whole by adjusting the width of the areas with different expansion / contraction powers, such as alternately providing the area with reduced expansion / contraction power and the area with narrower expansion / contraction power. You.
- the grade of the strength of the expansion and contraction power by the elastic yarn may be three or more.
- the method of changing the expansion and contraction power by the elastic yarn described above may be adjusted to be three or more steps.
- the fineness of the non-woven yarn woven into the entire stretchable warp knitted fabric is preferably 22 to 132 dte X, more preferably 33 to 55 dte X. It is. The thinner the inelastic yarn, the tighter the stitch. On the other hand, if it is too thin, the strength will be weak. Therefore, 33 to 55 dtex enables the knitted fabric to have a high density and has a stable and strong knitting structure. This is preferable.
- the fineness of the elastic yarn woven in the region where the expansion / contraction power is changed by the elastic yarn in the region where the expansion / contraction power is weak is not particularly limited, but is preferably 33 to 77 dtex, and more preferably 44 ⁇ 55 dtex, and the fineness of the elastic yarn knitted in the region where the elasticity of the elastic yarn is high is preferably 66 ⁇ 231 dtex, more preferably 88 ⁇ 154 dtex .
- the fineness of the soft yarn knitted in the entire warp knitted fabric is preferably 33 to 77 dtex, more preferably 44 to 55 dte X.
- the elastic yarn having a thickness of 66 to 23 Idtex, more preferably 88 to: L54 dtex is further woven in the region where the elasticity of the elastic yarn is strong. It is also good.
- the inelastic yarn is formed.
- the bright yarn and the dull yarn are formed separately by knitting.
- Bright yarns have luster and dull yarns are matte yarns.
- the region where the bright yarns are knitted and the region where the dull yarns are knitted are visually distinguished by the difference in gloss, and are linear or band-shaped. This is preferable because a visually recognizable pattern is formed, and the aesthetics of the clothing can be improved in design.
- the piece (P) described above is composed of a first non-elastic yarn or a first non-elastic yarn and a third non-elastic yarn, and a second non-elastic yarn and an elastic yarn forming a ground knitting structure.
- the second non-elastic yarn forming the ground knitting structure may not be necessarily used. That is, for example, when a thinner warp knitted fabric is desired, the above-described knitted fabric is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure in which the second non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn are accompanied, but the second non-elastic yarn is used.
- the piece (P) may be knitted from the first non-elastic yarn and the elastic yarn.
- the piece (P) is composed of a (first) non-elastic yarn and an elastic yarn.
- the elastic yarn is knitted in a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot structure, and in the piece (P), a knitted structure formed by a non-elastic yarn has a different portion.
- the portion of the edge that does not need to be trimmed is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot accompanied by the inelastic yarn and the elastic yarn, and at least one of the inelastic yarn and the elastic yarn is closed in each knitting needle.
- the garment includes a part composed of a tricot structure (S) that is woven by eyes.
- S tricot structure
- the second inelastic yarn is not used, and the other points are the same as those in the case of using the second non-elastic yarn.
- the second inelastic yarn is used.
- a mode that is not used may be adopted.
- the edge of the piece (P) that does not need to be trimmed in the cut state as described above is appropriately formed by using the above-described warp knitted fabric according to the type and design of the target garment. It can be formed by cutting.
- the power switching line is a straight line oriented in the same direction as the knitting direction. Is the direction of the line for switching the expansion / contraction power by the elastic yarn, and the edge of the upper edge (eg, waist line) or the lower edge (eg, hem) of the line of the edge that is not cut and is unnecessary.
- the directions of the lines constituting at least one edge of the two may be non-parallel to each other. This is because at least one of the upper and lower edges of the garment can be relatively freely cut in the desired direction according to the desired design.
- the pieces constituting the clothing it is not always necessary to form all of the pieces constituting the clothing with such cloth.
- at least one edge of the upper edge (waistline portion) or the lower edge (hem portion) of the clothing may be used.
- the direction of the line and the direction of the switching line for the expansion / contraction power may be parallel to each other, and there may be a portion where a piece is used.
- a cloth that requires trimming at a part of the clothing hereinafter, this cloth may be abbreviated as “a different cloth from the present invention” may be used.
- the embodiment of the piece (P) described above does not refer to providing a pattern (pattern) for improving aesthetic appearance, as long as the purpose of the present invention can be substantially realized, It is optional to change the knitting structure as appropriate to include, for example, a small floral pattern often used for women's clothing and other appropriate patterns. By doing so, it is possible to finish the garment with further improved appearance, which is preferable.
- the "band-shaped and curved continuous pattern" portion composed of the area (H) as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 is replaced with a plurality of other appropriate small design patterns such as a plurality of flower patterns.
- the small patterns may be densely connected to each other, or may be formed by a continuous pattern or a dense pattern of small patterns. Such a continuous pattern or dense pattern of small patterns is not limited to the belt-like pattern shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, and can be applied to other embodiments.
- the boundary of the region where the knitting structure is changed by the first inelastic yarn is changed.
- the length of the curve at the part where the boundary line of the region where the knitting structure changes in (P) is curved is not limited at all because it differs depending on the type of clothing, the application site and the size of the clothing. Any of 5 cm or more, 10 cm or more, 15 cm or more, 20 cm or more can be appropriately selected as needed.
- the width of the band-shaped and curved continuous pattern portion may be an appropriate width depending on the type, application site, and size of the clothing. Specifically, the width is preferably 2 cm or more over almost the entire area, and 2 cm or more over almost the entire area means that a small portion may have a width smaller than that. ing. An average width of 3 to 7 cm is more preferable.
- the width of the stem part alone may be about 1 cm, and a large floral pattern, In the case of a collective pattern of flowers with a large number of flowers, for example, there may be a place where the width is 12 to 13 cm, but there is no problem if it is partial.
- the width of the region may be set to an appropriate width depending on the type, application site, and size of the clothing. Specifically, the thickness is preferably 2 cm or more and 15 cm or less. The numerical values of these widths are numerical values based on the numerical value of the 64 size (M size).
- the portion of the continuous pattern that is band-shaped and curved by the first inelastic yarn is the region (H), and this region partially overlaps with the region where the elasticity of the elastic yarn formed by the elastic yarn is increased. In this case, the expansion power of the overlapped part becomes even stronger. In this case, it is preferable that the width of the band-shaped and curved continuous pattern portion and the width of the region where the expansion / contraction power formed by the elastic yarn is enhanced are substantially equal.
- the region (H) may be a straight band-like continuous pattern, and further, this region (H) is woven by overlapping a first non-elastic yarn and a third non-elastic yarn.
- the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn is selected from 1 ⁇ 1 tricots in which the direction of half knitting, chain knitting and sinker loop is opposite to the direction of the sinker loop of the ground knitting structure.
- the third non-woven yarn is one selected from a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in which half knitting, chain knitting, and the direction of the sinker loop are opposite to the direction of the syn-force loop of the ground knitted tissue.
- the region (H 4) may be a knitting structure different from the knitting structure of the first non-conductive yarn. If such an area (H 4) is to be provided, another prize for supplying the third inelastic thread may be used.
- the knitting direction of this piece should be directed to the lateral direction of the garment, and if it is used for an abdomen filling piece, etc. This is preferable because swelling can be suppressed well.
- the waist portion of the abdomen-applied piece is set as the above-mentioned region (S) since an edge that does not need to be trimmed is formed in the cut state.
- Examples of the clothing of the present invention include clothing having a crotch portion such as girdle, shorts, body suit, swimwear (both those having a bottom portion and a separate type), leotards, spats, sports tights, and brassieres. And so on.
- Clothing that has a hip that makes the entire piece of clothing adhere to the body can effectively exert the body shape correction function. Furthermore, it has edges that do not need to be trimmed, and the thickness of the edges does not increase. There are no steps, so even if you wear it, it is difficult for convex parts to occur due to steps, so even if you wear tight outerwear, the uneven line of the underwear reflects on the outerwear, and the outer side of the outerwear Says that you can see the steps of your underwear It is preferable without any problems.
- the mode in which at least one of the regions (H) formed by the change in the knitting structure by the first inelastic yarn is a band-shaped and curved continuous pattern region and a region where the expansion / contraction power is enhanced is , Girdle, shorts, bodysuits, swimwear (both bottom only and separate type), leotards, spats, sports evening gloves, etc.
- the shape of the hip shape is beautifully arranged by arranging the area of the continuous band-shaped curved pattern with enhanced expansion and contraction power from the bottom to the side of the bulge of the left and right hips.
- garments having a compensation function c also, in the case of applying pieces (P) is the bra, for example, Brazil yer back
- the upper and lower edges of the back cloth are constituted by the above-mentioned pieces (P), and the upper and lower edges of the back cloth are made of a brassiere or the like in which the upper and lower edges of the back cloth are unnecessary edges while being cut.
- the part is reflected in the outerwear, and there is no problem that the steps of the underwear can be seen from the outside of the outerwear.
- the expansion / contraction power of the desired portion is the desired power, for example, by enhancing the expansion / contraction power of the portion of the back cloth that is in contact with the side of the body, for example, the swelling of the thick side of the chest It is preferable because it has a correction function such as realizing a clean and slim chest shiroetsu ten with less protruding. It is also preferable that the two pieces (P) are adhered to each other with a resin or the like so that the back cloth of the bra has strength. In the case where the two pieces (P) are used by bonding with a resin or the like, if the two pieces (P) are overlapped and bonded so that the knitting directions are the same, the bonding is weak.
- the girdle can be applied to any type of girdle, such as a short type girdle, a semi-long evening girdle, a long type girdle, etc. In spats etc., it can be applied to those with legs above the knee and those with long ankles.
- the edge of the garment (hem or waist in the case of bottom garment, upper green or lower edge of the back cloth of the brassiere) is not trimmed while the entire length remains cut.
- the edge has a sharp edge
- the area where tension is likely to be applied is partially reduced to less than 10% of the total length of each edge
- the edges are strengthened by trimming edges or seams May be planned.
- near the stitching point between the bra cup and the backing cloth near the stitching point between the left and right backing cloths having hooks and eyes, etc. provided at the leading ends of the left and right backing cloths, and near the stitching point.
- Near the seam of the short-bottom clothing such as the short girdle, with the crotch, etc. And can be strengthened.
- the cut edge is cut in the same piece of knitted fabric.
- a piece that forms an edge that does not need to be trimmed is sometimes simply described as a “hemmingless piece” or “piece (P)”.
- the expansion / contraction power of the portion having relatively high expansion / contraction power and the portion having relatively low expansion / contraction power may be appropriately set according to the type of clothing, the location of clothing, and the preference of the wearer. In recent years, women's body shape has become relatively slim, so those with slightly lower elastic power tend to be preferred on average.
- FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a semi-long type girdle of an embodiment of a garment according to the present invention having an edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut
- FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the semi-long type girdle as viewed from the back side.
- 1 1 is a front side-side-hip-hip-leg section covering portion
- 16 is an abdominal portion covering portion for covering the abdomen. is there.
- the left and right front side, side, hip, and leg applicator pieces 11 are sewn to each other at the back center suturing line 14 except for the legs, and The front side edge of the partial filling piece 11 is sewn together with the side edge of the abdominal filling piece 16 at the suturing line 15.
- the above-mentioned piece (P) was used for the front side-side one hip part-leg portion application part piece 11.
- the same cloth as the piece (P) used in the present invention may be used, or a different cloth may be used.
- a cloth different from the piece (P) used in the present invention was used.
- the material of the crotch piece various materials conventionally used for the crotch piece of the girdle can be used.
- a hemming-less piece is used as the front side-side-one hip-leg portion application portion piece 11.
- the front armpits and armpits—leg-fitting pieces 11 1 form a band-shaped curved area 23 extending from below the bulge of the right and left hips to the armpit side, and an area with relatively enhanced stretching power ( HI) (the first non-elastic yarn is half-knitted as indicated by 106 in FIG. 5, and the ground knitting structure is 1 X 1 in which the second non-elastic yarn 101 and the elastic yarn 102 are accompanied.
- the second non-elastic yarn 101 has a closed eye
- the elastic yarn 102 has an open eye
- S The first non-elastic yarn 100 is formed as shown at 105 in FIG. 5
- the 1 ⁇ 1 tricot accompanying the second non-elastic yarn 101 and the elastic yarn 102 is composed of a closed non-elastic yarn 101 and an open elastic yarn 102).
- the knitting direction of the warp knitted fabric constituting the front side one side-hip portion-leg portion application piece 1 is the direction indicated by arrow R.
- first and second non-elastic yarns 44 dtex nylon yarns and 77 dtex polyurethane yarns were used as elastic yarns.
- ⁇ is the edge of the hem line of 12 and the waist line of 13 It is the edge part.
- the direction of the hem line 12 is not parallel to the knitting direction R.
- the direction of the waistline 13 is also cut at an angle of about 20 degrees with respect to the direction of the knitting direction R.
- the direction of the hem line 12 and the direction of the waist line 13 are also non-parallel to each other. (It is difficult to see in the drawings of Figs. 1 and 2, but it was designed so.)
- the abdominal filling piece 16 has a 1 X 1 tricot structure in which the portion 16a is knitted by a closed stitch together with an inelastic yarn and an elastic yarn as shown in FIG.
- the upper edge of the waistline 17 is an edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut (the above-mentioned structure can form an edge that does not need to be green trimmed as it is cut).
- a chain knit consisting of an inelastic yarn is further woven on a 1X1 tricot structure in which the inelastic yarn and the elastic yarn of the 16b portion are knitted together with a closed stitch.
- the organization shown in the course of 107 in Fig. 6 was used.
- the abdominal filling piece 16 may be made of another material that needs to be trimmed.
- the abdominal filling piece 16 used a non-woven yarn of 44 dtex for the non-diffuse yarn of any part, and used two 44 dtex and 132 dtex polyurethane yarns as the elastic yarn.
- the mixing ratio of nylon and polyurethane yarns is 3% by weight and 27% by weight of polyurethane yarn.
- the knitting direction of the abdomen applicator piece 16 is a direction parallel to the direction of the waist line 17.
- the 16b portion of the abdominal filling piece has a low elongation in the lateral direction (ie, a large expansion and contraction force), and can suppress the swelling of the abdomen well, while an elongation in the abdomen longitudinal direction (That is, the expansion / contraction power is relatively small), so that it is possible to provide clothing that can follow movement. If the abdomen leans forward or leans backwards, the skin on the abdomen grows and shrinks more, and the abdomen has elongation in the longitudinal direction (ie, relatively low stretching power). By using the pieces, it is possible to provide clothing that can follow movement. On the other hand, the 16a portion of the abdomen filling piece has elongation in the vertical and horizontal directions, so that it is possible to keep the waist well without compressing the waist.
- An area (S) where the elasticity is relatively weak is applied to the waist part and the bulge part 22 of the buttocks from the rear part to the side part, and furthermore, a belt-like shape extending from below the bulge of the right and left hips around to the side.
- the area (HI) with a relatively enhanced expansion / contraction power was applied as the area 23 curved by, so the area 23 exerts the hip-up function, and the area 2 2 does not crush the bulge of the hip. It can be adjusted to a natural and beautiful shape.
- the hem line 12 and the waist line 13 are edges that do not need to be trimmed as they are cut.Since no trimming is required and rubber tape is not used, rubber tape is used. Because the waist is not tightly tightened in a linear manner as shown in the figure above and the thickness does not increase, the silette around the waist can be made smoother when worn, and the rubber tape tightening marks on the skin Will not remain. The same applies to the above skirts.
- the waistline and the hem are cut off and the edges do not need to be trimmed.
- the unevenness is reflected in the outer garment, making it difficult to see. Soon it can be a neat silette.
- this girdle can provide a girdle with a good fit, in which the edge of the waistline 13 does not curl outside the wearer's body.
- the semi-long type girdle of the first embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the band-shaped curved region 23 is replaced with a region (H 2) in which the knitting structure of the first inelastic yarn is a chain stitch.
- a semi-long girdle similar to Example 1 was created. Almost the same girdle was obtained.
- Embodiment 3
- the belt-shaped region 23 where the force is applied is formed by knitting the first inelastic yarn, and the direction of the sinker loop is the direction of the force of the ground knitted structure.
- a semi-long girdle similar to that of the first embodiment was prepared except that the region (H 3), which is a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in the opposite direction, was used. Almost the same girdle was obtained.
- FIG. 3 is a front perspective view of a semi-long type girdle of another embodiment of a garment having an edge that does not need to be trimmed as it is cut and having a body shape correcting function according to the present invention
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the semi-long type girdle shown in FIG. 3 as viewed from the rear side.
- the girdle shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 is the same as the girdle shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 and the above-mentioned piece (P ), But changes in the knitting structure due to the first inelastic yarn
- the point (P) is that not only the area where the number changes, but also the area (P) in which the area where the expansion / contraction power is different due to the elastic yarn used and / or the number of braids used is changed. Except for this point, since it is substantially the same as the semi-long type girdle described in FIGS. 1 and 2, the same parts as those of the semi-long type girdle shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are denoted by the same reference numerals. Therefore, duplicate description of the same part is omitted.
- the front side-side one hip portion and one leg portion-applying piece 11 forms a band-shaped curved region 23 extending from the bottom of the left and right hip bulges to the side, forming a knitted structure of the first non-woven yarn.
- the region (HI) where the expansion / contraction power is relatively increased by the change (the first inelastic yarn is the half-knitted and ground knitted fabric indicated by 106 in FIG. 5 and the second inelastic yarn 101).
- the 1 ⁇ 1 tricot with accommodating the non-elastic yarn 102 is the second inelastic yarn 101, the closed yarn and the elastic yarn 102 are the open eye), and the waist and buttocks from the rear to the side.
- the bulge portion 22 and the leg portion 24 of the second non-elastic yarn 10 1 are connected to the region (S) (the first non-conductive yarn 100 shown in FIG. 5 by the portion 105 shown in FIG. 5).
- the second inelastic yarn 101 was composed of a closed stitch, and the elastic yarn 102 was composed of an open stitch) in a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot accompanied with the non-woven yarn 102.
- the first and second non-elastic yarns are 77 dtex as elastic yarn except for the areas 31 and 32 where the stretch power is relatively high due to the 44 dtex knit yarn and the elastic yarn.
- the point that the polyurethane yarn was used was almost the same as the girdle shown in the first embodiment.
- the region 31 in which the elastic yarn is relatively strengthened by the elastic yarn has a back side west part as a base in a part of the part 22 described above. It is formed in the shape of an inverted triangle, and the position of the vertex of the inverted triangle is located 7 cm below the waist line on the suture line 14 at the rear center.
- the portion where the region 31 having relatively high elastic power is in contact is the region where the body is depressed on the rear side of the body. More specifically, the sacrum of the body In the vicinity of the body, the body is depressed, but it is possible to improve the fit to these depressed parts on the rear side of the body.
- the switching line of the expansion / contraction power in the region 31 where the expansion / contraction power is relatively increased is shown as 31a.
- the switching line for the elasticity 32a and 32b rises diagonally in a straight line from below the hip bulge at the rear center to the side. It is a belt-shaped area that extends from the bulge of the left and right hips to the side, and is formed so as to partially overlap with the area (HI) 23, which has a relatively strong expansion and contraction power, which is curved.
- the function that can be lifted from is further enhanced.
- the elastic yarn used in the regions 31 and 32 where the elasticity of the elastic yarn is relatively high is 144 dtex.
- the direction of the switching lines 31a, 32a, 32b of the expansion / contraction power in the regions 31 and 32 where the elasticity of the elastic yarn is relatively high is the same as the knitting direction R. Therefore, the lines for switching the expansion / contraction power are 3 la, 32 a, and 32 b in parallel to each other in the state of the fabric before sewing. If you draw on the diagram, you can not always draw in the parallel direction.)
- the region 23 where the expansion and contraction power is relatively increased due to the change in the knitting structure due to the first non-conductive yarn is formed so as to partially overlap the region 32 where the expansion and contraction power is relatively increased due to the elastic yarn. Therefore, the region where the two are overlapped is the region having the strongest expansion / contraction power, and other regions having various grades of expansion / contraction power are formed, such as a region of only 23 and a region of only 32. Therefore, a gradation of the expansion / contraction power change can be achieved.
- the girdle described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4 can improve the fit to the recessed portion on the rear side of the body, further enhance the function of lifting the hip from the lower part, and implement the above-described implementation.
- Example 1 of girdle The effect which it has can be achieved similarly.
- the semi-long type girdle according to the fourth embodiment is the same as the fourth embodiment except that the band-shaped curved region 23 is replaced by a region (H 2) in which the knitted structure of the first inelastic yarn is a chain stitch.
- a semi-long type girdle similar to Example 4 was created. Almost the same girdle was obtained.
- the belt-shaped force region 23 is formed by the first inelastic yarn knitting structure, and the direction of the sinker loop is the thin force loop of the ground knitting structure.
- a semi-long type girdle similar to that of Embodiment 4 was prepared, except that the area (H 3), which was a 1 ⁇ 1 tricot in the direction opposite to the above, was replaced. Almost the same girdle was obtained.
- the warp knitted fabric for a piece composed of an elastic warp knitted fabric having an edge that does not need to be trimmed in the as-cut state used in each of the above-described embodiments is heat-set in one chamber. Using a device with a total length of about 2 lm in the chamber, the test was performed at 190 mZ for 18 mZ minutes. Industrial applicability
- the garment having a body shape correcting function of the present invention has the advantages of a garment having an edge that does not need to be trimmed such that the edge of the garment does not become thick and the rim of the garment does not appear as unevenness reflected in the outer garment.
- the knitting structure is changed by the change of the knitting structure by the inelastic yarn, and the knitting structure by the inelastic yarn of the desired shape is provided at a desired position to expand and contract. It is possible to form a region in which the power or the direction of expansion and contraction is appropriately changed, and it is possible to easily provide clothing in which an appropriate body shape adjusting function or a function such as improvement in fit is added at an appropriate position.
- each line can be freely designed in a suitable direction as needed, and it also has a region where the knitting structure changes due to inelastic yarn. It is possible to provide a garment having at least part of an edge having an edge that does not need to be trimmed and that does not easily fray while being cut.
- the clothing of the present invention is suitable for girdle, shorts, body suits, swimwear, leotards, spats, sports evening gowns, brassiere, and other clothing.
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