JPS5937503Y2 - Clip for folding inner shirt - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a clip used for folding inside shirts such as cutter shirts and sports shirts.

The cutter shirt is sold folded on a mount for organizational and aesthetic reasons.

Conventionally, a large number of pins are used to fold and fix a cutter shirt to a mount, but if you fix the cutter shirt with these needles, when you wear the shirt,
A forgotten needle can damage your skin.

Therefore, from a safety standpoint, it is desired not to use pins when folding cutter shirts.

To this end, various clips have been proposed to replace pins, but at present these clips are not convenient to use or do not secure the shirt sufficiently.

This invention was proposed to improve the above-mentioned problems regarding folding of cutter shirts and the like.

Therefore, the object of this invention is to provide a folding clip that can easily and beautifully fold a mid-side shirt without causing any safety problems.

Next, this invention will be explained with reference to the drawings. The folding clip 2 according to this invention is an integrally molded plastic product as shown in FIG. 1, and is used together with a mount 4 shown in FIG. 2, for example.

The clip 2 shown in FIG. 1 is an elongated rod-shaped body having a cylindrical shape in plan view.

The clip body 6, which has a rectangular cross-sectional view, has a pair of opposing clamping pieces 10.degree. by providing a horizontal groove 8 at its rear.

The horizontal groove 8 extends from the rear end surface of the clip body 6 to the front part.

The clamping pieces 10 and 10 have substantially the same shape, and a plurality of parallel protrusions are formed on their opposing surfaces at predetermined intervals to facilitate holding the mid-side shirt.

If desired, the pair of clamping pieces 10.10 may be bottom-shaped so that their cross sections are stepped, and furthermore, the pair of clamping pieces 10. A plurality of small protrusions may be formed.

The clip main body 6 has a downwardly bent portion 12 at the front thereof, and a lower surface of the downwardly bent portion and a bent proximal end portion 1 of the locking portion 14.
4a is connected.

The locking portion 14 is bent approximately at right angles from the clip body 6.

The horizontal upper surface of the locking portion 14 is located at the downwardly bent portion 1 of the clip body 6.
2, and the thickness of the bent base end 14a is approximately half the thickness of the clip body 6, so the locking portion 1
4 and the downward bent portion 12 has a horizontal recess 15 .

Further, at the downwardly bent portion 12 of the clip body 6, a support portion 16 is bent at a substantially right angle from the clip body in a direction opposite to the locking portion 14.

The support part 16 is generally shorter than the locking part 14, but is located above the locking part, and the lower surface of the support part is connected to the downward bending part 1.
It is approximately the same height as the bottom surface of 2.

Note that the positions of the locking portion 14 and the support portion 16 may be opposite to those shown in the drawings, and in this case, the rotational locking is performed in the opposite direction to that of the clip shown in FIG.

FIG. 2 shows the back side of the mount 4, which consists of a substantially rectangular mount main body 18 and a folded portion 22 connected to the mount main body through fold lines 20, 20.

A through hole 24 is provided at the upper center of the mount body 18. The width of the through hole is generally larger than the width of the locking part 14 of the clip 2, and the width of the through hole is larger than that of the clip body 6. Although it is smaller than the thickness, it is larger than the thickness of the base end portion 14a of the locking portion 14.

If desired, the through hole 24 may be provided in the center of an elongated auxiliary mount (not shown), which is placed on the back side of the generally rectangular mount so that the lower portion of the folded shirt can be The whole may be shaped by being pushed between the mount and the auxiliary mount.

A substantially inverted U-shaped notch 26 provided at the upper center of the mount 4 is the boundary between the mount body 18 and the folded portion 22, and the upwardly protruding portion of the mount body 18 formed by the notch is the collar insertion portion 28.

A fold line 30 parallel to the lower side of the mount body 18 is provided below the collar insertion part 28.

Furthermore, the fold lines 20 and 20 each extend slightly diagonally upward toward the longitudinal center of the mount 4 from the side edge of the mount 4 to the tip of the notch 26.

A through hole 32 is also provided in the upper center of the folded portion 22,
Preferably, the width of the through hole is larger than the button diameter of the neutral shirt.

A plurality of lateral grooves 34 are formed at predetermined intervals on the side wall of the through hole 32.
It is preferable that the front end of each horizontal groove extends to the vertical center of the mount 4.

The folding clip according to this invention is used, for example, as follows, and the neutral shirt that can be folded with the clip is
These include cut-cut shirts, sports shirts, and open-collar shirts.

First, as shown in FIG. 3, the mount 4 is brought into contact with the back side of a neutral shirt, such as a cutter shirt 36, and the collar insertion part 28 of the mount is folded toward the front along the crease line 30. Insert below.

Next, the body portion of the cutter shirt 36 is folded to the back side along both sides of the mount body 18, and the right shoulder portion 40 and the left shoulder portion 42 of the shirt are overlapped on the back side of the mount 4 with some allowance. , both polymerize near the sodeyama.

The upper edges of the overlapped shoulders 40 and 42 are brought together and this portion is held between the clamping pieces 10 and 10 of the clip 2.

In this case, in order to insert the clip 2 backwards, the locking portion 14 is positioned away from the mount 4.

In this state, the clip 2 is turned half a turn clockwise as seen from the bottom of FIG. 3, and the locking portion 14 of the clip is inserted into the through hole 24 of the mount 4.

As a result, as shown in FIG.
It is fixed in the position shown in Fig. 3 by.

At this time, since the support part 16 is located below the pair of clamping pieces 10.10, the support part 16 can come into surface contact with the surface of the mount 4.

Also, even if a horizontal force is applied to the clip 2, the horizontal dent 1
5 or the side wall of the bent proximal end 14a of the locking portion 14 comes into contact with the inner wall of the through hole 24.
It will never come off.

Since the clip body 6 is tightened by the cutter shirt 36 when the clip 2 is turned half a turn, the clamping pieces 10, 10 of the clip body may be relatively thin and may be spaced apart.

Next, attach the lower part 44 of the cutter shirt 36 to the mount body 1.
8 along the lower side, and overlap the folded part 22 of the mount 4 above it.

As shown in FIG. 5, the through hole 32 of the folded portion 22
The lower end button 46 of the cutter shirt 36 is inserted into the cutter shirt 36 , and the button is fitted into one of the lateral grooves 34 .

As a result, folding of the cutter shirt 36 is completed and the shirt is fixed to the mount 2.

FIG. 6 shows a modification of the clip according to this invention, in which the clip body 50 of the clip 48 is straight and its cross section is square.

Since the clamping pieces 52 and 52 formed on the clip body 5° are horizontally opposed, when the left and right shoulders of the neutral shirt are stacked vertically as described above, the clip 48 will be secured to the mount simply by rotating it. can.

Furthermore, if the clip 48 is to be locked by turning half a turn, it is sufficient to overlap the neutral shirts so that the left and right shoulder portions face each other.

In this clip 48, since the clip main body 50 does not have a downwardly bent portion, the rear portion of the clip tends to lift up when the clip is secured to the mount.

Therefore, it is preferable that the neutral shirt to be clamped by the clip 48 be made of thin material and not slippery.

FIG. 7 shows another variant of the clip, in which the clip body 56 of the clip 54 has a circular cross-section at the rear.

Further, the support portion 58 extends in a straight line from the front end of the clip main body 56.

In this clip 54, the clip main body 56 itself is bent in the vertical direction, and a horizontal groove 60 extends to this bent portion.

For this reason, it is preferable to insert the overlapping shoulder portion of the neutral shirt deeply into the bent rear end of the horizontal groove 60 because it is less likely to come off the clip 54 even if the shirt is pulled downward.

The clip 54 may be further formed with a perpendicular support, and similarly the clip 2 may be further formed with a linear support.

FIG. 8 shows another variant of the clip, in which the clip body 64 of the clip 62 has a helical cross-section at the rear.

Further, the clip main body 64 itself is bent in the vertical direction, and in front thereof forms support portions 70 and 72 that are bent at right angles in both left and right directions.

Therefore, one of the support parts 70 is vertically overlapped with the locking part 74, and if the locking part is made longer than the support part 70, it can be easily inserted into the through hole of the mount.

When this clip 62 is rotationally locked to the mount, the lower surfaces of the two support parts 70 and 72 are both in contact with the back surface of the mount, increasing the resistance to the force that attempts to further rotate the clip and maintaining the fixed state. It gets even better.

When a neutral shirt is folded using the clip according to this invention, the shirt can be easily and beautifully shaped, and there is no need to use pins, which is preferable from a safety standpoint.

As is clear from Figure 3, the clip of this invention is a small plastic product with a total length of 4 cm, so it can be manufactured relatively inexpensively, and considering that it does not require the use of multiple pins, there is no economic burden. small.

In addition, since this clip is small, when holding both shoulders of a neutral shirt with both clamping pieces of the clip, the rotation of the clip can be locked by simply overlapping the shoulders with some allowance. This makes it possible to quickly eliminate the task of folding hundreds of shirts a day.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the folding clip according to this invention;
The figure is a plan view showing the back side of the mount used in this invention, Fig. 3 is a plan view showing the state in which the left and right shoulders of the cutter shirt are held and fixed with clips, and Fig. 4 is shown along the ■-IV line in Fig. 3. FIG. 5 is a plan view showing the back side of the neutral shirt in a fully folded state, and FIGS. 6 to 8 are perspective views showing modifications of this invention. 2...Folding clip, 4...Mount, 6...Clip body, 8...Horizontal groove, 10.10...Pinch Attachment piece, 14... Locking part, 16... Support part, 18... Mount main body, 22... Turning part, 24.32...・
...Through hole, 34...Horizontal groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] ■ A clip main body that forms a pair of clamping pieces that sandwich the upper edges of the right shoulder and left shoulder of the inside shirt folded to the back side of the mount; A plastic clip having a locking part bent at a substantially right angle from the front lower part of the clip main body, and a support part located above the locking part,
After a predetermined portion of the inside shirt is held between the clamping pieces, the clip is rotated so that when the locking part of the clip is inserted into the through hole of the mount, the support part can come into surface contact with the surface of the mount. 1
A clip for folding a mid-length shirt, characterized in that it is located below the pair of clamping pieces. 2. The clip according to claim 1, wherein the support portion is one or two and is bent at right angles and/or extends straight from the clip body.