JP5981489B2 - Socks formed from woven fabric for clothing and method for producing the socks - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a woven fabric for clothing that provides a beneficial effect when applied so as to cover a skin area damaged by one or more reasons.

  Skin damage is often caused by climatic factors, particularly low temperature and low humidity conditions, and environmental factors due to contact with substances such as lime, cement and salt. In addition, skin damage may be related to genetic factors, bacterial diseases, and physiological factors, especially in the elderly.

  Many women have damaged heel skin but can suffer when they wear other summer footwear, such as slippers or sandals. Also, in winter, there is the discomfort that can cause major cracks and bleeding.

  Patent Document 1 describes that it is known to form clothing such as socks made of fibers or filaments having antibacterial properties by supplying a fiber material containing nanosilver particles having a diameter of less than 100 nm, for example. doing. These antibacterial properties provide a relatively healthy environment for sites of skin damaged by bacterial diseases and provide a relatively healthy environment that helps the skin to recover naturally. However, the antibacterial property alone has a limited effect of ensuring or promoting rapid recovery.

  Rapid recovery of skin damage can often be improved by ensuring a good rate of blood circulation. Also, it is known that the recovery of damaged skin is facilitated by the use of creams, but often patients forget to apply creams regularly. It is also known to use drugs such as zinc oxide, snake oil, petrolatum (RTM), and plastids, but treatment with these drugs is inconvenient and generally expensive. is there.

European Patent Publication No. 1490543

    It would be advantageous if the speed of recovery and / or ease of recovery was facilitated and the present invention aims to provide a woven fabric for clothing that addresses this problem.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is a sock formed from a woven fabric for clothing, the woven fabric for clothing comprising a layered woven fabric support material (11) that defines the shape of the sock, and The therapeutic woven fabric layer fixed to the inner surface of at least one of the heel portion of the woven fabric support material and the sole portion parallel to the spherical portion of the wearer's foot with a flexible adhesive (15, 16) (14), the therapeutic woven fabric layer (14) has infrared reflectivity and antibacterial properties, is composed of fibers or filaments containing magnetic particles, and the therapeutic woven fabric layer is sulfur, oxidized Contains one or more components of zinc, allantoin, lanolin, and the flexible adhesive is fang fend, jing jie, tou gu cao, dang gui , From Honghua, ing Xiang, chuan jiao, mugwort leaves (ai ye) and ang zhen Xiang One or more herb components selected from the group, wherein the flexible adhesive is at least partially present in an osmotic state in each of the fabric support material and the therapeutic fabric layer, and the flexible adhesive And socks characterized by the presence of chemical bonding and mechanical bonding between the two layers.

  Socks or other garments according to the present invention provide an improved ability to quickly recover damaged skin due to antibacterial properties that are believed to advantageously increase the microcirculation rate and viscosity of blood. . For this reason, it is not necessary to use a relatively inconvenient treatment method such as an ointment. In particular, when the heel or other parts of the foot are damaged, the use of the sock according to the present invention is more convenient than the use of an ointment, and the sock is customarily used in daily life. For this reason, it is difficult for a situation such as forgetting to apply an ointment, and routine and regular treatment is possible.

The present invention is described in detail below.
As used herein, the terms “fiber” and “filament” refer to a relatively short length of filament material and a relatively long length of filament material, respectively, including knitting yarn, string, and a plurality of fibers and / or Includes other aggregates of filaments.

  The herb component is preferably a Chinese herb component, and flexible adhesives are wind proof (fang fend), moth (jing jie), perforated grass (tou gu cao), toki (dang gui), safflower ( Desirably, one or more of hong hua, ding Xiang, chuan jiao, mugwort leaves (ai ye), and jiang zhen Xiang are included.

  Regarding pain relief, it is desirable to use clove as a component in the flexible adhesive. With regard to the opening of sweat holes, it is desirable to use one or more ingredients of windproof, cocoon, and perforated grass, and it is even better to use a mixture of all three herbal ingredients. Regarding the blood circulation improving effect, it is desirable to use mugwort leaves as a component. For the promotion of blood circulation, it is desirable to use Maki Fuka or Safflower as a component. The woven fabric support material may have an antibacterial effect. The therapeutic woven fabric layer may further include one or more components of sulfur, zinc oxide, allantoin, and lanolin.

  The term “woven fabric” refers to a material made from fibers and / or filaments that are bundled together by a process such as weaving, braiding, felt making, etc., and agglomerated fibers and / or filaments.

  Adhesives filter natural latex to remove impurities, then mix with the herbal ingredients, and optionally potassium hydroxide (KOH), allantoin, infectious agents (such as PX), acetylsalicylic acid It may be of a type created by mixing one or more of them.

  The flexible adhesive layer is preferably composed of two adhesive layers. One of the two adhesive layers may consist of natural rubber mixed with the above herbal ingredients and the other layer is natural mixed with one or more of potassium hydroxide, allantoin, acetylsalicylic acid It can be rubber.

  The woven fabric layer for treatment can contain, as a component, fibers / filaments having antibacterial properties by a well-known technique such as the method disclosed in Patent Document 1. As an option, antibacterial processing can also be performed on the woven support material. The thickness of the therapeutic fabric layer is preferably less than 1.0 mm, preferably less than 0.5 mm. For many applications it is preferred that the thickness be 0.2 mm or less.

The therapeutic woven fabric layer preferably has antibacterial properties by processing fibers and filaments with an acid, neutral, or alkaline colorless and transparent nanosilver solution.
The nanosilver solution is preferably composed of silver particles of 0.5 nm or less. The fiber / filament of the woven fabric layer for treatment may be natural fiber / filament such as cotton or wool, or synthetic fiber / filament such as polyamide (for example, nylon or aromatic polyamide).

  The adhesive layer of flexible adhesive can incorporate other materials such as sulfur, zinc oxide, lanolin, etc. to increase the therapeutic effect.

It is preferable to use a therapeutic woven fabric layer having an average magnetic flux of 0.35 mm mwb or more. The woven fabric layer for treatment is preferably effective in reflecting body heat, particularly reflecting infrared rays having a wavelength of 8 to 14 μm. The therapeutic fabric layer (14) consists of fibers or filaments containing magnetic particles. The woven fabric layer for treatment can be provided as a lining in the whole or a part of socks and other clothing (such as gloves). The woven fabric layer for treatment can be in the form of a pad adhered to the surface portion of the garment in contact with the wearer's skin. White cotton cloth is particularly suitable as the pad material.

  The woven support material can be formed from cotton, nylon, a mixture of cotton and nylon, a mixture of wool and cotton, bamboo fiber, linam fiber, infrared fiber, magnetic fiber, and the like. Other commonly known materials can also be used to shape clothing, forming a woven support material.

  As a second aspect of the present invention, there is a method for producing a woven fabric for clothing comprising a support layer to which a therapeutic layer is bonded at least partially. In this manufacturing method, a first adhesive comprising an herb component is prepared, the first adhesive is applied to a part of a support layer or a woven fabric layer for treatment, and potassium hydroxide, allantoin, or acetylsalicylic acid is applied. Using a second adhesive composed of natural rubber mixed with one or more, applying the second adhesive to the therapeutic fabric layer and other parts of the support, The adhesive layer is brought into contact with each other and the therapeutic fabric layer is fixed to at least a part of the surface of the support layer.

  The first adhesive consists of herbal ingredients made from one or more of Chinese herbs such as windproof, camellia, percutaneous grass, Toki, safflower, Dingka, Kawamata, mugwort leaves, and Furushinka and natural rubber. It is desirable to use a mixture. Herbal ingredients are mixed by slowly mixing with natural rubber at temperatures above 150 ° C. The first adhesive is preferably applied to the therapeutic fabric layer, but can also be applied to the support layer. The thickness of the coating layer of the first adhesive is preferably 0.01 mm.

  The second adhesive layer is preferably adapted to the woven support material, but can also be applied to the therapeutic woven fabric layer. The thickness of the coating layer of the second adhesive is preferably 0.01 mm. Other thicknesses are possible, and it is preferable that the thickness of each layer of the two adhesives of the flexible adhesive is substantially equal.

  The two layers are preferably kept in contact with each other initially at a temperature of 200 ° C. or higher. Further, it is preferable to delay at least 2 minutes, preferably at least 5 minutes, between the time when the adhesive is applied to each layer and the time when they are brought into contact with each other.

The sock comprises a heel part 12 and a sole part 13 (parallel to the spherical part of the wearer's foot). Each portion of 12 and 13 is provided with a flexible therapeutic woven pad 14 according to the present invention.
One embodiment of the present invention, by way of example only, is a cross-sectional view of a sock according to the present invention, a schematic diagram (FIG. 1) attached and a cross-sectional view of a portion of the sock to show the adhesive layer (FIG. Refer to 2) for explanation.
The sock 10 (FIG. 1) is a flexible antibacterial material and has a stretchable outer woven fabric layer 11 that forms the sock. The sock consists of a heel part 12 and a sole part 13 (parallel to the spherical part of the wearer's foot when in use). Each part 12 and 13 is provided with a flexible therapeutic woven pad 14 according to the present invention.

  In the embodiment of the present invention, the thickness of the pad in each part is 0.2 mm, and is made of a nylon filament. The nylon filament uses zirconium phosphate having a size of nanometer or less carrying silver molecules. The filament is of a type that exhibits far-infrared radiation and antibacterial effects. The pad is held in place by a flexible adhesive layer made of natural latex, and the flexible adhesive layer partially penetrates the woven material of layer 11 and pad 14. In addition to chemical bonding, the intercalated natural latex provides a mechanical bond between the layer 11 and the filaments of the pad 14.

  In an embodiment of the present invention, the adhesive layer of the flexible adhesive is made of natural latex and windproof, bamboo shoots, perforated grass, Toki, safflower, clove, kawamata, mugwort leaves, fukashinka and other Chinese herbs. The first adhesive 15 is a mixture of one or more components. The first adhesive layer is formed by slowly mixing natural latex and herb raw materials at a temperature of 150 ° C. or higher. The second adhesive 16 is formed by mixing potassium hydroxide, allantoin, acetylsalicylic acid and natural latex.

  The first adhesive 15 is applied as a layer to the pad 14, and the second adhesive 16 is applied as a layer to the portion of the woven fabric layer 11 that receives the pad 14. The two adhesives are applied to form a 0.01mm thick layer. The two adhesive layers are held separately for 2 minutes and bonded at a temperature above 200 ° C.

  Socks or other garments according to the present invention have the ability to speed up the recovery of damaged skin in view of the antibacterial properties that have been found to be effective in increasing the microcirculation rate and viscosity of blood. It seems to improve. This eliminates the need for relatively inconvenient treatment methods such as ointments. In particular, when the heel or other foot parts are damaged, the use of the socks according to the present invention is more convenient than the use of an ointment or the like, and the socks are used routinely in daily life. Therefore, it is difficult to cause a situation such as forgetting to apply ointment, and routine and regular treatment is possible.

It is sectional drawing of the sock which concerns on this invention. It is a fragmentary sectional view of the sock which concerns on this invention.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Socks, 11 ... Woven cloth support material, 12 ... A heel part, 13 ... A sole part, 14 ... The textile layer for treatment, 15, 16 ... Adhesive

Claims (8)

A sock formed from a woven fabric for clothing, the woven fabric for clothing comprising a layered woven fabric support material (11) defining the shape of the sock, a heel portion of the woven fabric support material, and a wearer's A therapeutic woven fabric layer (14) fixed with a flexible adhesive (15, 16) on the inner surface of at least one part of the sole part parallel to the spherical part of the foot; The woven fabric layer (14) has infrared reflectivity and antibacterial properties and is composed of fibers or filaments containing magnetic particles, and the therapeutic woven fabric layer is one or more of sulfur, zinc oxide, allantoin, and lanolin. These flexible adhesives include wind fend, jing jie, tou gu cao, dang gui, hong hua, ing Xiang ), Chuan jiao, mugwort leaves (ai ye) and at least one kind selected from iang zhen Xiang Including a herb component, wherein the flexible adhesive is at least partially present in a permeation state in each of the woven support material and the therapeutic woven fabric layer, and the flexible adhesive and each layer are chemically bonded and Socks characterized by the presence of a mechanical bond.
Sock according to claim 1, characterized in that the flexible adhesive (15, 16) comprises Chinese herbs.
The sock according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the flexible adhesive (15, 16) comprises a mixture of natural rubber and the herb component.
The sock according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the thickness of the therapeutic woven fabric layer (14) is 1.0 mm or less.
A method for manufacturing the sock according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the manufacturing method comprises preparing the flexible adhesive and applying the flexible adhesive to the woven fabric support layer (11). And the therapeutic fabric layer (14), and the flexible fabric adhesive is used to fix the therapeutic fabric layer to at least a part of the surface of the fabric support layer. , Socks manufacturing method.
In addition to the flexible adhesive as the first adhesive, prepare a second flexible adhesive obtained by mixing one or more of potassium hydroxide, allantoin, acetylsalicylic acid and natural rubber, The first adhesive is applied to one of the woven support layer (11) and the therapeutic woven layer (14), and the second adhesive is applied to the therapeutic woven layer (14) and the woven support layer ( 11. Apply to the other of 11) and then contact the two adhesive layers together to secure the therapeutic fabric layer to at least a portion of the surface of the fabric support layer. 5. A method for producing socks according to 5.
The first adhesive (15) is applied to the therapeutic woven fabric layer (14) and the second adhesive is applied to the woven fabric support layer (11). The method for producing socks according to item 1.
The method for manufacturing a sock according to any one of claims 5 to 7, characterized in that the thicknesses of the two layers of adhesive (15, 16) are substantially equal.

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