KR100597028B1 - Inner wear - Google Patents

Abstract

 The present invention provides an inner wear having a very high massage effect, a large blood circulation promoting effect in all directions, and a large warming effect.

To this end, an inner surface of the innerwear made of knitted paper is provided with a massage area A having a ridge that protrudes inward, and the ridges substantially extend in the course direction of the knitted paper and are adjacent to each other in parallel with the same wavelength. The wave-shaped grooves 11 and 12 and two second wave-shaped grooves 21 and 22 alternately arranged in parallel with each other and half parallel to the first wave-shaped grooves are alternately formed. The mountain of the wave of one side 12 and the valley of the wave of the one side 22 of the 2nd wave-shaped fungus contact or approach, and the valley of the wave of the other 1st wave-shaped fungus 11 and the other 2nd wave-shaped fungus The mountain of the wave in (21) is in contact with or is approaching, and the inner part of the innerware is formed with the recessed part 30 enclosed by the 1st wave shape and the 2nd wave shape which contact | connect or approach each other.

Description

 Innerwear {INNER WEAR}

 Figure 1 (a) is a front view of an embodiment of the innerwear of the present invention,

Figure 1 (b) is a rear view of an embodiment of the innerwear of the present invention,

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the knitted fabric of the massage area A formed in the leg and waist in FIG.

3 is an enlarged plan view schematically showing a wave-shaped ridge in the massage area A shown in FIG. 2;

4 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cross section along the IV-IV line in FIG. 3;

5 is a knitting organization chart of an embodiment of the knitting paper of the massage area A of the present invention,

6 is a knitting organizational diagram showing a portion of the knitting nose enlarged in Figure 5,

Figure 7 is a knitting organization diagram showing an example of the knitting tissue of the abdomen with a knitting nose,

8 is a knitted tissue diagram showing an example of the knitted tissue of the hip circumferential edge portion and the support lower portion with a knitted nose,

9 is a knitting organization diagram showing an example of the knitting tissue of the hip support portion and the waist support portion in the knitting nose,

10 is a knitting organization chart showing an example of the knitting tissue in the middle of the hip with a knitting nose.

※ Explanation of symbols for main parts of drawing

A: massage area Y1, Y2: knitting yarn

C: Course direction W: Whale direction

1 leg 2 waist

3: abdomen 4: hip

6: hip support part 11, 12: first wave shape

21, 22: 2nd wave-shaped mockup 30: recessed part

40: float stitch 41: welt loop of float stitch

42: retaining loop of float stitch 45: continuous flat nose wale

 The present invention relates to innerwear. The inner wear in the present invention is worn in a state fitted to the body, for example, inner (girdle, spats, tights, pantyhose, etc.) having a pants portion, inner for a top (tank top, camisole, inner, sleeve, tube) Tops, all-in-ones), supporters, bags, socks (socks, knee socks, overknee, etc.).

Innerwear has one of functions such as keeping warm in direct contact with skin and keeping body hygiene, keeping body shape, keeping warm, and keeping warm, etc. Inner wear to wear is used a lot. In the innerwear worn in such a state that the body is fitted, a stretchy knitted fabric is used for at least a portion to be fit.

In innerwear worn in a state in which the body is fitted, it has been conventionally proposed to change the pressure to promote the reflux of blood or to bring a massage effect or the like to the portion to be fitted.

The applicant of the present application first discloses, in Patent Document 1 below, a plurality of ridges protruding inwardly are formed on the inner surface of the innerwear made of knitted paper, and the ridges are parallel to each other and parallel to each other and to the oblique ridges extending upward to the right. The innerwear which consists of an oblique ridge extended to the left upwards and these two types of oblique ridges intersect with each other is formed continuously. What is started in this patent document 1 is to make a massage effect by changing a pressure by a ridge | bulb of a ridge.

Moreover, the applicant of this application proposes changing the shape of the ridges which protrude on the inner surface of innerwear in the following patent document 2 with the thing of the said patent document 1. In this patent document 2, a ridge is a composite mockup consisting of a straight ridge extending in the course direction of a knitted paper and two wave-shaped ridges which face the straight ridge and face each other with a straight ridge interposed therebetween. In addition, it is proposed to form a composite mockup region in which a plurality of such composite mockups are formed on the inner surface of innerwear. The inner wear of Patent Literature 2 is also intended to enhance the massage effect by the action of the complex gyrus.

[Patent Document 1]

Japanese Patent No. 3415617

[Patent Document 2]

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-204411

In order to increase the massage effect, it is better to have a large area of contact with the skin. However, in the case of starting with Patent Document 1, if you try to widen the width of the ridge, the height of the ridge increases, and when worn, it only comes in contact with the crushed state. Therefore, the pressure effect is weakened. Therefore, it is difficult to widen the width of the ridges while maintaining the pressure-bearing effect. Moreover, in the composite mockup in patent document 2, since a straight gyrus is high and both wave-shaped ridges are made low, the mark of a gyrus does not appear well on a skin, but a massage effect becomes weak. Moreover, since the recessed part for collecting air is not secured, heat insulation is not enough.

 An object of the present invention is to provide an inner wear having a higher massage effect, a greater blood circulation promoting effect, and a higher warming effect than the inner wear proposed by the applicant.

 In the present invention, an inner surface of the innerwear made of knitted paper is formed with a protruding groove inwardly, and the groove is substantially extended in the course direction of the knitted paper and is adjacent to the same wavelength at the same wavelength. Half wavelength shifted with respect to a gyrus, and it consists of two adjacent 2nd wave-shaped ridges, and the valley of the mountain of one wave of the said 2nd 1st wave-shaped fungus and the one wave of the said 2nd 2nd wave-shaped fungus, The valley of the wave of the other 1st wave-shaped fungus and the mountain of the wave of the other 2nd wave-shaped fungus contact | connect, and the recessed part enclosed by the 1st wave-shaped fungus and the 2nd wave-shaped fungus which mutually contact is formed in the inner surface of the innerwear, The above object is achieved by an inner wear, characterized in that a massage area having a plurality of first and second wavy ridges is provided.

Further, in the present invention, each groove forming the first wave-shaped groove and each groove forming the second wave-shaped groove have flute stitches in which four or more courses of welt loops are formed continuously with respect to one holding loop in the wale direction. It is preferable that the yarns are knitted at intervals of 1 to 3 wale, and the starting position of the float stitch is shifted in a wave shape in turn to form the wave-shaped fungus.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiment of this invention is described based on drawing. Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of the innerwear of the present invention. The innerwear shown in Fig. 1 is a high waist bottom (bottom) having a high waist pants and legs, and Fig. 1 (a) shows a front view. 1 (b) has shown the rear view.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the massage area A characterized by this invention is provided in the part of the leg part 1 and the waist part 2. As shown in FIG. FIG. 2 is a plan view of the knitted paper in which the massage area A formed on the leg 1 and the waist 2 in FIG. 1 is seen from the inner surface side of the inner wear, and shows a state at the time of non-wearing. FIG. 3 is an enlarged plan view schematically showing the wavy ridges in the massage area A shown in FIG. 2. 4 is a cross-sectional view schematically illustrating a cross section along the IV-IV line in FIG. 3.

As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the two first wave-shaped funnels 11 and 12 arranged in parallel adjacent to each other at the same wavelength and the first wave-shaped fungus are half-wavelength shifted, but the two are arranged in parallel adjacent to the same wavelength. A plurality of second wave ribs 21 and 22 are alternately provided. The valleys of the first wavy ridges 11 and the mountains of the second wavy ridges 21 are in contact with each other. Moreover, the valley of the 1st wave-shaped fungus 12 and the 2nd wave-shaped fungus 22 contact | connects. The peaks and valleys or valleys and peaks of these first wavy ridges 11 and 12 and the second wavy ridges 21 and 22 are in contact with each other, so that a recess 30 is formed between the two wavy ridges. These wavy grooves 11, 12, 21, 22 protrude inwardly on the inner surface of the innerwear, i.e., protrude toward the wearer's skin, and the innerwear has a substantially flat surface when viewed from the outside.

In the present invention, the wavelength, the height of the waves of the first wave-shaped grooves 11 and 12 and the second wave-shaped grooves 21 and 22, the width of the grooves, and the like are not particularly limited, but are preferably as shown in FIG. 2. In the non-wearing state, the wavelength is 0.5 cm to 3 cm, particularly preferably 1.5 cm to 2.5 cm, and the width of each one ridge is 0.5 mm or more, more preferably 1 mm to 2 mm.

Fig. 5 is a knitting organization chart of an embodiment of the knitting paper of the massage area A of the present invention, in which one square square nose shows one nose, and the black painted and distorted portion takes the knitting needle in an inoperable position during knitting and floats. Stitching is performed, and the white portion moves up and down in knitting to form a flat nose. FIG. 6 is a knitting organizational diagram showing a portion of FIG. 5 in a knitted nose.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the float stitches constituting the first wave-shaped grooves 11 and 12 and the second wave-shaped grooves 21 and 22 in one knitting needle (that is, in the wale direction W). 11) Most of the float stitches were performed continuously, and as shown in FIG. 6, eleven well loops 41 were knitted, and the retaining loop 42 was woven in the next course to form a knitted nose. do. That is, the float stitch 40 is comprised by the well loop 41 and the holding loop 42. As shown in FIG. Further, in this embodiment, the well loop 41 is formed in 11 consecutive courses, but the well loop 41 may be formed in 4 or more courses continuously, and the well loop 41 is formed in 10 to 12 courses consecutively. It is preferable.

As shown in FIG. 5, a plurality of float stitches 40 are arranged in parallel in the course direction C. In the illustrated embodiment, the starting position of the adjacent float stitches 40 is upward in the course direction C. As shown in FIG. Or they shift by 2 courses downward or start from the same position. The number of shifted courses is not limited to two courses, but is preferably 2 to 5 courses. Thus, the starting position of the float stitch 40 is changed into wave shape. In the embodiment shown in Figs. 5 and 6, a wale in which a normal flat nose is continuous in the wale direction W between the float stitch 40 and the adjacent float stitch 40 (hereinafter referred to as a continuous flat nose wale). 45 is formed. In this embodiment, one continuous flat nose well 45 between the adjacent float stitches 40 may be arranged, but one to three consecutive flat nose noses 45 may be arranged in the course direction C. In other words, the float stitches 40 may be formed in every other one to three wales.

As the retaining loop 42 by the float stitch 40 is not actually long as shown in FIG. 6 but is in a reduced state, as shown schematically in FIG. 4, the retaining loop 42 is extended straight. Then, the knitting nose and the well-trough 41 of the continuous flat-nose wale 45 are raised inward on the inner surface of the inner wear, and are in a ridged state extending in the course direction.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 5, when it is surrounded by the 1st wave-shaped grooves 11 and 12 and the 2nd wave-shaped grooves 21 and 22 and viewed from the inside of innerwear, the inside of the part 30 which becomes a recess is substantially flat. Woven), but with a partially slotted stitch. The float stitch formed in the recess 30 does not form a ridge that protrudes inwardly of the inner wear because the short one and the position where the float stitch is formed are dispersed.

In the present invention, a knitted yarn is not particularly limited as long as it is a stretchable yarn. However, elastic yarn (for example, polyurethane is used as a ventricle and a nylon yarn is covered therein, FTY, SCY, DTY, etc.), woolly Nylon yarn, a combination of elastic yarn and wool nylon yarn, etc. can be used.

For example, an example of the use of the yarn in the case where the knitting fabric as shown in FIG. 5 is knitted using a round knitting machine of eight yarns will be described. The yarn Y1 which feeds into the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th yarn feed holes is made of elastic yarns [SCY (single covering yarn)] which covered 20 denier polyurethane yarns with 70 denier / 68 filament nylon yarns. The denier polyurethane yarn shall be a combination of SCY covered with 70 denier / 68 filament nylon yarn. The second, fourth, sixth and eighth yarns are supplied with elastic yarns Y2 covering 40 denier polyurethane yarns with 70 denier / 68 filament nylon yarns. In this case, the yarn 42 which becomes the holding loop shown in FIG. 6 may be yarn Y1, yarn Y2, or both. In addition, the combination of yarn is not limited to what was mentioned above.

As shown in FIG. 5, the wave-shaped flat part 13 between the 1st wave-shaped grooves 11 and the 1st wave-shaped grooves 12, and between the 2nd wave-shaped grooves 21 and the 2nd wave-shaped grooves 22 is shown. 23 is present, the number of knitting noses in the wale direction W of the flat portions 13 and 23 is, for example, the first wave-shaped ridges in the embodiments shown in FIGS. The knitting nose of the flat part 13 between the float stitch 40 of 11) and the float stitch 40 of the 1st wave-shaped groove 12 is 3 noses (7 noses in the part of a hill and a valley). The knitting nose of this flat part is not limited to 3 noses, but about 2-7 noses may be sufficient as it. If the spacing between adjacent corrugations is too wide, the area of contact with the skin in the massage area A is reduced as a whole, so that the two ridges are seen to be in contact with each other in a non-wearing state.

The 1st wave-shaped grooves 11 and 12 and the 2nd wave-shaped grooves 21 and 22 in the massage area | region A in this invention are not limited to what was shown in FIG. Determining the height of the ridge varies depending on the number of welt loops 41 continuously formed in the wale direction W, and in the case of a large number of weltrops 41 (that is, in the case of long float stitches) When the number of the well loops 41 is high, the ridges are low. However, if it is too long, for example, when the number of the well-loops 41 is 25 or more, there is a possibility that the crotch is crushed when the innerwear is worn, and the pressure is weak.

An embodiment of the knitting method of portions other than the massage area A of the inner wear shown in FIG. 1 will be briefly described. The knitting method of the abdomen 3 in the front of a garment is knitted like the knitting organization chart shown by the knitting nose shown in FIG. That is, the yarn Y1 supplied from the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th yarn feed holes is floated three consecutively after float for one flat in the course direction, and this repetition is performed. . That is, the knitting needle takes the non-operational position continuously for three wale, and the yarn Y1 is the well loop 41. And the yarns Y2 supplied from the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th yarn feed holes are all woven flat. That is, as shown in FIG. 7, the wales (continuous flat nose wales) 45 in which the flat nose is continuously formed in the wales direction W are formed every four wales. Between the continuous flat nose coils 45, the holding loop 42 in the float stitch 40 is formed by the yarn Y2, and the knitting nose by this yarn Y2 is a flat nose, Appear on the outer surface of innerwear. On the other hand, the well loop 41 becomes the back side of the knitting nose by the thread Y2, and is extended in the state which is excited in the horizontal direction (course direction C) inside the inner wear. For this reason, between the continuous flat nose wale 45 and the next continuous flat nose 45, the outer side of the inner wear has flat yarns by the yarn Y2, and the rear side has the yarn Y1 extended in the transverse direction. It exists continuously in this wale direction (W). For this reason, since the continuous flat nose wale 45 becomes recessed even when seen from the outer side of an inner wear, or a rear side, the knitted paper of this part shows the shape of the rib knitting wind at first glance.

As shown in FIG. 7, since the knitting nose is not made by the elastic yarn Y1 between the continuous flat-nose wales 45, the length of the yarn Y1 of the horizontal direction (course direction C) is It becomes shorter than when the knitting nose is formed, and accordingly, the amount of elongation is reduced. In addition, since every other course of float flat stitching was carried out between the continuous flat-nose wales 45, the number of the flat noses by the holding loop 42 is about half of the case where all flat knitting. Thus, since there exists a part where the number of knitting noses is small, the elongation of the wale direction W also becomes small because the knitting place by the knitting structure of FIG. For this reason, the tightening effect in an abdomen can be acquired.

In the back of the clothes, the hips 4 are knitted by a flat. If flat, it is easy to stretch both in the longitudinal direction and in the horizontal direction, so that the hips can be wrapped without crushing the roundness of the wearer's hips. In addition, the knitting method of the hip part 4 is not limited to flat, but the knitting method which does not use a lot of float stitch or tuck stitch is preferable because a knitting paper tends to be extended.

The peripheral edge portion 5 of the hip portion 4 was knitted by the knitting method as shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is a knitting organization chart represented by a knitting nose like FIG. 7. The knitting method shown in Fig. 8 is similar to that shown in Fig. 7, and the knitted knitting paper is of the rib knitting wind. 7 is different from the knitted paper of FIG. 7, but the number of wales between the continuous flat wales 45 and the adjacent continuous flat nose wales 45 is 3 wales in FIG. 7, but is 2 wales in FIG. 8, The continuous flat nose wales 45 are formed every three wales in the course direction C. FIG. In other words, the float stitch is continuously performed for two wales in the course direction C by the yarn Y1, and the flat sheet is subsequently knitted. Moreover, knitting is performed by the yarn Y2 on all flat surfaces. Since the knitting paper shown in FIG. 8 is smaller than the knitting paper shown in FIG. 7, the number of float stitches continuously performed in the course direction C is better than the knitting paper shown in FIG.

The hip support part 6 is knitted from the lower part of the hip peripheral edge part 5 toward the upper part of the abdomen 3 of the front length of a garment. An embodiment of the knitting method of the hip support part 6 is shown in FIG. 9, and FIG. 9 is a knitting organization chart in which knitting tissue is represented by a knitting nose. The knitting method of FIG. 9 is also similar to the knitting method shown in FIG. 7, except that the float yarns are continuously subjected to four-weave float stitches in the course direction C by the elastic yarn Y1, that is, the four-weld continuous welts. Loop 41 is formed. Subsequently, one flat sheet is performed, and the float stitch is performed continuously for four wale minutes. This is a repetition. Moreover, the knitting is carried out by flat yarns by the yarn Y2 fed at the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th yarn feed holes. Therefore, although the knitting which forms this hip support part 6 is also a rib knitting wind, since the float stitch is performed in the course direction C continuously for 4 wale, the course direction C by the yarn Y1 is carried out. ) Elongation is smaller. For this reason, it is possible to play the role of supporting the hip from the bottom, and the hip-up effect is further enhanced by the formation of the knitting structure of the hip support portion 6 obliquely continuous to the front side of the clothes.

The lower support part 7 is provided in the lower part of the hip support part 6 in the back side of clothes. The knitting method of the support lower portion 7 is the same as the knitting method of the hip circumferential edge portion 5 described in FIG. 8 in the illustrated embodiment. The support lower portion 7 serves to reinforce the hip support portion 6.

FIG. 10 is an embodiment showing a knitting method of the middle part of the heap 8 between the left and right heaps 4. According to FIG. 10, in the course direction C, the continuous flat-nose wale 45 is formed every other wale, ie, the float stitch is performed for one wale between the adjacent continuous flat-nose wale 45. In the wale in which the float stitch is formed, the float stitch is repeated seven times in the wale direction W, and then the first flat is woven. That is, in the wale direction W, all knitting noses are knitted with flat knitting for every 8 courses, and float stitching and repetition of flat knitting are carried out in each course between them. For example, flat yarns and float stitches are alternately repeated in the course direction C by the yarns Y1 and Y2 supplied from the first to seventh yarn feed holes. Float stitch is performed also in the sand dunes. And all are flattened by Y2 supplied from the 8th yarn feeder. Thus, seven float stitches were formed in the wale direction. For this reason, the knitting place of the hip intermediate part 8 is in the state shortened in the wale direction W. As shown in FIG. For this reason, since the adjacent heap parts 4 are all woven flat, wrinkles 4a are formed in the heap part 4 for the short middle part of the heap 8. This shortening of the middle portion of the hip is such that the roundness of the wearer's hip is maintained and at the same time fits into the shape of the hip.

A belt-shaped waist support portion 9 is knitted in an X shape on the waist portion 2 of the back of the garment. As the knitting method of the belt-shaped waist support part 9, the same method as the knitting method of the hip support part 6 was used. For this reason, the waist support part 9 is in a state in which the elongation in the transverse direction is not so large, and it is difficult to bend the waist together with the massage area A and serves as an assistant for maintaining the posture correctly.

As innerwear having a massage area A according to the present invention, it may be applied not only to the bottoms as shown in FIG. 1 but also to the top. For example, in the case of applying to a top with a sleeve, it is preferable to apply the massage area A to the abdomen and the back of the front of the clothes, and also to apply the massage area A to the part of the sleeve. Moreover, the knitting method of the massage area A of this invention can also be applied to a tank top. Further, in socks and the like, the massage area A of the present invention may be provided to promote blood circulation.

 According to the present invention, the ridges protruding inward on the inner surface of the inner wear are wave-shaped ridges, and two ridges are arranged adjacent to each other at the same wavelength. Therefore, these two parallel gyrus contact the skin widely, a large massage effect occurs. In addition, this wave-shaped gyrus is composed of two first wave-shaped funnels which are adjacently parallel and two first wave-shaped funnels which are shifted half-wave with respect to the first wave-shaped fungus and which are adjacently parallel. One side and one side of the two second wavy ridges are in contact with or approaching the hills and valleys, or the valleys and mountains, respectively, and the other side of the first wavy ridges and the other side of the second wavy ridges are valleys and mountains, or mountains and valleys, respectively. These first or second ridges are in contact with or approaching, and a plurality of recesses are formed in the inner surface of the innerwear. By setting it as such a structure, a ridge and a recessed part can be arrange | positioned efficiently per predetermined area.

According to the present invention, the massage effect is exerted not only in the longitudinal and transverse directions but also in all directions by contacting or installing the second wavy gyrus, which is half-wavelength shifted with respect to the first wavy gyrus, so that the wearer can move the body. Every time, the blood circulation is promoted in all directions. And by providing a wave-shaped groove and a recessed portion, the strength and weakness of pressure are generated, and further blood circulation is promoted. Moreover, air gathers in the said recessed part, and it becomes innerwear with a large thermal insulation effect.

Claims (2)

 On the inner surface of the innerwear made of knitted paper, a massage area formed with a ridge projecting inwardly is provided, the ridges extending substantially in the course direction of the knitted paper and having two first wave-shaped ridges parallel to and adjacent to each other at the same wavelength. And a plurality of two second wave-shaped funnels which are shifted by half wavelength with respect to the first wave-shaped fungus and which are adjacent to each other in parallel are alternately formed. The valleys of one wave of the two wavy ridges meet or approach, and the valleys of the waves of the first wave of the other ridge and the mountains of the waves of the second wave of the other ridge meet or approach each other, or An inner wear, wherein a recess surrounded by an approaching first wavy ridge and a second wavy ridge is formed on an inner surface of the inner wear.  The method of claim 1, The ridges forming the first wave-shaped ridges and the ridges forming the second wave-shaped ridges each have a float stitch of 1 to 3 wale in which four or more courses of welt loops are continuously formed with respect to one holding loop in the wale direction. The inner wear which is knit | separated at intervals, and the starting position of the said float stitch is shifted in a wave shape in turn, and the said wave-shaped groove is formed.

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