JP3193866U - 5 finger socks - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a five-finger socks that folds a tubular knitted part between a toe part and a base part of a finger crotch part that constitutes a five-finger insertion part for inserting five toes. In a five-finger sock k having a five-finger insertion part into which five fingers can be inserted, a thumb insertion part 1, an index finger insertion part 2, a middle finger insertion part 3, a ring finger insertion part 4 and a little finger insertion part 5 are provided. The tubular knitting portion 8 between the toe portion 6 and the base portion 7 of each finger crotch portion is knitted alternately with the elongated belt-like convex knitting portion 9 and the elongated belt-like concave knitting portion 10 to expand and contract freely. Swivel knitting portions a, b, c, d, and e were formed. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to the field of five-finger socks that folds a tubular knitted part between a toe part and a base part of a finger crotch part that constitutes a five-finger insertion part for inserting five toes. Is.

Conventionally, as a sock having a finger bag, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-63699 has been disclosed.

In the sock having a finger pouch described in this published patent gazette, in paragraph [0014], the first finger pouch for inserting at least the thumb of the finger pouch or the second finger pouch for inserting the index finger is a finger. The knitting composition having a large stretch ratio in the finger length direction means a knitted fabric in which the stitches have a free length, and the length of the fingers. It is said that it refers to a knitted structure having a large elongation when pulled in the direction, and in paragraph [0015], the portion of the knitted structure having a large expansion / contraction ratio in the finger length direction is a garter knitting, or It is preferable that it is formed by the link knitting. Furthermore, in paragraph [0016], there are five finger bags, and the portion of the knitted tissue having a large expansion / contraction rate in the finger length direction is at least compared with the first finger bag or the second finger bag. In the vicinity of the finger crotch, it is preferably formed in a belt shape over the entire circumference. Then, in paragraph [0017], in order to form a band-shaped stretch knitted tissue portion over the entire circumference of the finger pouch, a band-like shape is formed on the same course in the knitted fabric on the back side of the finger pouch and the knitted fabric on the sole side of the foot. An invention is disclosed that can be knitted into a belt shape, and can be knitted into a belt shape with a course shifted by several courses between the knitted fabric of the upper part of the finger bag and the knitted fabric of the sole of the foot.

Furthermore, in the paragraph number [0036] describing the embodiment of the invention described in this published patent gazette, all the finger bags are knitted with a belt-like stretch knitted tissue portion 7 by garter knitting. In FIG. 1, the stretchable knitted fabric portion 7 is a mesh portion. Etc. are described in many places.

However, the stretchable knitted fabric portion 7 of the invention disclosed in the published patent publication of the above disclosure is only described as a belt-like shape, and a plurality of the belt-like portions are formed with concave portions and convex portions alternately. It is not a knitting organization part.

Furthermore, a utility model registration No. 3015037 registration utility model gazette (socks) has been disclosed.

The sock of this registered utility model publication is a sock in which the toe portion of the sock is formed by tuck knitting as described in claim 1, wherein the tuck (TUCK) knitting is a high needle and a low needle. The cam in the carriage is actuated by a knitting machine having a knitting machine, and the next thread is applied without removing the old loop (yarn) having only the low needle. In tuck knitting, two yarns are put in one stitch. By alternately knitting the finger crotch part with this tuck knitting and knit knitting, for example, the amount of yarn is increased in terms of fabric, it is strong, the lateral extension is larger than the normal stitch, and the air permeability is increased. Become. Here, the toe portion refers to a portion where each finger of the foot can enter. It is described that.

Furthermore, as described in claim 2, in a sock in which a toe portion continuous to the main body portion is formed in a plurality of finger bag shapes, the continuous portion between the finger bag shape portion and the main body portion is tucked. Socks formed. It is described that.

However, the socks disclosed in the related art are formed by tuck knitting the toe part and the continuous part of the finger bag-like part and the main part, and the continuous part of the toe part or the finger bag-like part and the main part. Is not striped.

The purpose of the sock devised in the registered utility model gazette disclosed in the prior art is as described in paragraph [0004], and this devise is a tuck knitting that has excellent breathability and high strength. The purpose is to provide socks applied to the fingertips and crotch parts, and further to provide socks suitable as sports socks, and also to improve the breathability, suppress sweating action and dry the affected crotch parts It is made possible to adapt to the size of each finger, and it can be expanded or contracted, or brought into close contact with each finger and is not intended for the acupressure effect.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2008-63699

Utility Model Registration No. 3015037 Registration Utility Model Patent Gazette

  In the invention of Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2008-63699), the first finger bag for inserting at least the thumb of the finger bag or the second finger bag for inserting the index finger has an expansion / contraction rate in the finger length direction. A knitting structure knitted with a large knitting structure and having a large expansion / contraction ratio in the finger length direction means that the elongation ratio when a knitted fabric having a free stitch length is pulled in the finger length direction is This refers to a large knitting structure, and in paragraph [0015], the portion of the knitting structure having a large stretch ratio in the finger length direction is preferably formed by a garter knitting or a lynx knitting. . Furthermore, in paragraph [0016], there are five finger bags, and the portion of the knitted tissue having a large expansion and contraction rate in the finger length direction is at least compared with the first finger bag or the second finger bag. In the vicinity of the finger crotch, it is preferably formed in a belt shape over the entire circumference. Then, in the paragraph [0017], in order to form a band-shaped stretch knitted fabric portion over the entire circumference of the finger pouch, the course is shifted by several courses between the knitted fabric on the back side of the finger pouch and the knitted fabric on the sole side of the foot. The stretchable knitted fabric portion 7 of the present invention is only described as a belt-like shape, and the belt-like portion is alternately formed with a concave portion and a convex portion. It is not a part of the knitting structure formed for a plurality.

Furthermore, the idea of the utility model registration No. 3015037 registration utility model gazette (sock) disclosed in the prior art is a sock in which the toe portion of the sock is formed by tuck knitting as described in claim 1, In the TUCK knitting, a cam in a carriage is operated by a knitting machine having high needles and low needles, and the next yarn is applied without removing the old loop (yarn) having only the low needles. In tuck knitting, two yarns are put in one stitch. By alternately knitting the finger crotch part with this tuck knitting and knit knitting, for example, the amount of yarn is increased in terms of fabric, it is strong, the lateral extension is larger than the normal stitch, and the air permeability is increased. Become. Here, the toe portion refers to a portion where each finger of the foot can enter. That's it.

Further, as described in claim 2, in a sock in which a toe portion continuous to the main body portion is formed in a plurality of finger bag shapes, the continuous portion of the finger bag shape portion and the main body portion is tack knitted. Socks formed. That's it.

However, this conventionally disclosed sock is formed by tuck knitting the toe part and the continuous part of the finger bag-like part and the main body, and the continuous part of the toe part or the finger bag-like part and the main body part is formed. It ’s not a strip.

However, the present invention is a five-finger sock k having a five-finger insertion part into which five fingers can be inserted. The thumb insertion part 1, the index finger insertion part 2, the middle finger insertion part 3, the ring finger insertion part 4, and the little finger insertion part. The tubular knitted portion 8 between the toe portion 6 and the base portion 7 of each finger crotch part 5 is knitted and stretched by alternately knitting the elongated strip-shaped convex knitted portion 9 and the elongated strip-shaped concave knitted portion 10. When the socks are put on so that the flexible stretchable knitting parts a, b, c, d, and e are formed, it feels uncomfortable by expanding and contracting according to the length of the finger of the wearer I was able to feel the exhilaration without doing anything.

2ndly, this invention makes the skin of each finger | toe by setting it as the structure which alternately knitted the strip | belt-shaped convex knitting part and the strip | belt-shaped concave knitting part to the cylindrical knitting part of each insertion part of five fingers. The surface was moderately shiatsued.

As means for solving the problems, the device according to claim 1 is a five-finger sock k having a five-finger insertion part into which a five-finger can be inserted, and a thumb insertion part 1, an index finger insertion part 2, a middle finger. The cylindrical knitting portion 8 between the toe portion 6 constituting the insertion portion 3, the ring finger insertion portion 4 and the little finger insertion portion 5 and the root portion 7 of each finger crotch region is formed into a narrow strip-like convex knitting portion 9 and a narrow strip shape. And the concave knitting portion 10 are alternately knitted and stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d and e to form five-finger socks.

As means for solving the problem, the invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d, e are the thumb insertion portion 1, the index finger insertion portion 2, the middle finger insertion portion 3, This is a five-finger socks that are formed around the cylindrical knitting portion of the ring finger insertion portion 4 and the little finger insertion portion 5 in parallel.

  As a means for solving the problem, the invention described in claim 3 is a five-finger sock in which the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 are connected to each other.

As a means for solving the problem, the invention described in claim 4 is such that the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 decrease the number of the knitting portions as they go from the thumb insertion portion 1 to the little finger insertion portion 5. 5 finger socks.

As a means for solving the problem, the device according to claim 5 is a five-finger sock in which the convex knitted portion 9 and the concave knitted portion 10 are formed at uniform intervals.

As a means for solving the problem, the invention according to claim 6 is a five-finger sock in which the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 are garter knitted.

The invention described in claim 1 is a five-finger sock k having a five-finger insertion part into which a five-finger can be inserted, a thumb insertion part 1, an index finger insertion part 2, a middle finger insertion part 3, a ring finger insertion part 4, and The cylindrical knitting portion 8 between the toe portion 6 constituting the little finger insertion portion 5 and the base portion 7 of each finger crotch portion is alternately formed by the elongated belt-like convex knitting portion 9 and the elongated belt-like concave knitting portion 10. Since it is a five-finger sock that forms the stretchable knitting parts a, b, c, d, and e that can be knitted and stretched, it adapts to the length of the toes and can be stretched to fit the toes of the toes.

The sock of the present invention is easy to wear, and the convex knitting portion stimulates the skin surface of each finger to exert an acupressure effect and is extremely effective for health.

The sock of the present invention has a very good heat retaining effect because air accumulates and the heat retaining property is remarkably increased by the voids of the both concavo-convex knitted portions when worn.

The sock of the present invention can be enjoyed as a casual sock by using the colored knitting yarns having different colors for the convex knitted portion and the concave knitted portion garter-knitted, and the purchasing power can be remarkably increased.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d, e are the thumb insertion portion 1, the index finger insertion portion 2, the middle finger insertion portion 3, the ring finger insertion portion 4 and the little finger insertion portion 5 respectively. Therefore, the present invention has the same effect as the device of the first aspect.

The invention described in claim 3 has the same effect as that of claim 1 because the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 are connected to each other with five fingers socks.

The invention described in claim 4 is a five-finger sock in which the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 are formed so as to decrease the number of the knitting portions as they go from the thumb insertion portion 1 to the little finger insertion portion 5. 1 has the same effect.

The invention according to claim 5 has the same effect as that of claim 1 because the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 are five-finger socks formed at uniform heel intervals. .

The invention according to claim 6 has the same effect as that of claim 1 because the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 are five-finger socks made of garter.

It is a front view of the photograph substituted for drawing by making it the left sock of this invention sock.

It is the same rear view.

It is a front view of the same inner side surface part.

FIG. 4 is a rear view of the sock of FIG. 3.

It is a rear view of the state which turned the buttocks in the sock of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway enlarged front view of the sock of FIG. 3.

It is a partially cutaway enlarged front view of the sock of FIG.

Since the embodiments of the invention described in claims 1 to 6 are common, they will be described collectively as follows.

In the figure, k is a five-finger sock having a five-finger insertion part into which five fingers can be inserted.

1 is a thumb insertion part, 2 is an index finger insertion part, 3 is a middle finger insertion part, 4 is a ring finger insertion part, and 5 is a little finger insertion part.

The five-finger insertion part, that is, the thumb insertion part 1, the index finger insertion part 2, the middle finger insertion part 3, the ring finger insertion part 4 and the little finger insertion part 5 are provided between the toe part 6 and the root part 7 of each finger crotch part. Each includes a tubular knitting portion 8 knitted into a tubular shape.

In each of the five tubular knitting portions 8 of the present invention, the elongated strip-shaped convex knitted portions 9 and the elongated strip-shaped concave knitted portions 10 are alternately knitted by garter knitting. As a result, the stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d, and e that are stretchable are formed.

The stretchable knitting parts a, b, c, d and e formed by garter knitting as described above are the thumb insertion part 1, the index finger insertion part 2, the middle finger insertion part 3, the ring finger insertion part 4 and the little finger insertion. It may be formed around the entire circumference of the tubular knitting portion 8 of the portion 5 and in parallel.

Furthermore, the present invention may be formed by connecting the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 of the stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d, e.

The convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 of the stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d, and e in the five-finger socks of the present invention are formed from the thumb insertion portion 1 to the little finger insertion portion 5. Alternatively, the number may be reduced slightly.

It is also preferable that the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 of the stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d, and e of the present invention are formed at uniform intervals.

Therefore, it expands and contracts in response to pressing fingers of various sizes. Therefore, it fits perfectly on the toes.

The five-finger socks of the present invention are formed by flat knitting except for the stretchable knitting parts a, b, c, d, and e.

Furthermore, the convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 constituting the stretchable knitting portions a, b, c, d, e in the five-finger socks of the present invention can be knitted to be colorful using colored knitting yarns. Good. This can significantly increase the willingness to buy for young people. Reference numeral 11 denotes a foot insertion portion.

The convex knitting portion 9 and the concave knitting portion 10 formed on the tubular knitting portion 8 are as seen from the outer surface portion of the sock k shown in FIGS. It is the reverse. That is, the convex knitting portion 9 viewed from the outer side surface is knitted so as to be concave when viewed from the inner side with the sock k turned upside down.

k Socks a Elastic knitting part b Elastic knitting part c Elastic knitting part d Elastic knitting part e Elastic knitting part 1 Thumb insertion part 2 Index finger insertion part 3 Middle finger insertion part 4 Ring finger insertion part 5 Little finger insertion part 6 Toe part 7 Root part 8 Cylindrical knitting part 9 Convex knitting part 10 Concave knitting part 11 Foot insertion part

Claims (6)

In a five-finger socks having a five-finger insertion part into which five fingers can be inserted,
A cylindrical knitting part between the toe part and the base part of each finger crotch part constituting the thumb insertion part, the index finger insertion part, the middle finger insertion part, the ring finger insertion part, and the little finger insertion part, and an elongated belt-like convex knitting part A five-finger sock characterized by alternately knitting elongated belt-like concave knitting parts to form a stretchable knitting part.   The stretchable knitting portion is formed to be parallel to the entire circumference of the tubular knitting portion of the thumb insertion portion, index finger insertion portion, middle finger insertion portion, ring finger insertion portion, and little finger insertion portion. Item 5. A five-finger sock according to item 1.   The five-finger socks according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the convex knitting portion and the concave knitting portion are connected to each other.   5. The five-finger socks according to claim 1, wherein the convex knitting portion and the concave knitting portion reduce the number formed from the thumb insertion portion to the little finger insertion portion.   5. The five-finger socks according to claim 1, 2, 3, or 4, wherein the convex knitted portion and the concave knitted portion are formed at uniform intervals.   The five-finger socks according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, wherein the convex knitted portion and the concave knitted portion are garter knitted.