JP3059616U - Patterned knitwear used as clothing, especially sweaters - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To generally use the same kind of yarn different only in color, the present invention aims to completely eliminate artificial colored yarn. SOLUTION: The present invention uses different yarns made of natural materials, each having a characteristic natural color. Then different sub-pieces, for example made of cotton, silk and flax,
It exhibits different physical properties, for example in terms of stiffness and kindness to the body, and in order to eliminate these differences, a small portion is provided with a compensating mesh layer of a suitable natural thread inside them, e.g. Overlaid knits made of cotton or silk layers for gentleness or cotton layers for mechanical stabilization of loose silk parts. In practice, a cotton layer is very suitable as an all knitting layer.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a knitted pattern knitwear product used as clothing, especially sweaters. It is well known that modern knitting machines can be used to create almost all possible patterns using yarns of various colors, but in the present invention the product uses any dye on the yarn. The basic condition is not to be completely natural.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Even under these conditions, the production of patterned knitwear products is the current practice of knitting, which forms stripes and small parts that are distinctly conspicuous, but of the same color as the adjacent parts. It is possible by change.

However, in the present invention, it is desirable that the patterning is mainly based on the use of yarns of different colors, and even in view of the above-mentioned conditions regarding “uncolored yarns”, different colors or shades of shades are preferred. The use of yarn, i.e. a yarn of different natural materials, preferably cotton, silk and flax, but can also be selected from other materials such as wool obtained from wool of different colors. It is possible with proper use.

[0004] The natural threads of plant material range in color from white silk to light brown cotton with dark brown flax, and these three natural colors match very well in their shades. Patterns, stripes or small parts can show a high degree of elegance and natural feeling. In particular, the relatively dark flax portion clearly contrasts with the lighter portions of silk and cotton, respectively, and the latter two portions also have a pattern that can be clearly distinguished from each other, that is, clearly distinguishable.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The use of completely different natural yarns as described above has certain serious problems. In general, while the use of cotton is fully acceptable, the use of both silk and flax materials raises issues regarding the stability of the material and irritation to the user's body, respectively. The silk part is very flexible and can be crimped extremely improperly, while on the inside facing the user's body it is very soft and pleasant, but these types of clothing are usually directly on the skin. Not used to touch. Conversely, flax material appears to be a relatively rigid and stiff material, which gives the desired strain on the material in a desirable way, but again there is some irritation to the body perceived, for example, through a shirt.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In the context of the present invention, these very different properties make use of the already known knitting technique, namely the so-called platinizing, whereby the knitting operation itself has another stitch layer on the underside of the knitted fabric. It has been found that by adding a layer to allow the layers to be fully bonded, a "break-in" can be made to make it work better. When a continuous inner layer of cotton yarn can be added in this way, the resulting double layer of cotton (or rather, "1/2 layer") is a type of product standard in terms of thickness and flexibility. Become a material. While the silk stripes or sections, at the same thickness, occur in a stable shape with a fully tolerated inner layer, the flax sections are relatively less stiff for the actual layer thickness, while these If the part were provided with a completely acceptable inner layer of cotton, the stimulatory effect on the body would be eliminated. The flax is slightly stiffer than the outer layer consisting of cotton or silk, which can be eliminated by using silk as the inner layer, but silk is significantly more expensive than cotton and flax Slightly increased stiffness or rigidity is, in fact, completely acceptable.

[0007] For this reason, no dyes are used in this way, and despite the fact that they contain different types of materials, they do not look very different from conventional more homogeneous knitted fabrics. Knitwear fabrics can be provided that can meet certain basic needs with respect to the presence of different surface parts of different colors, which look quite different from the ground coloring.

[0008] Furthermore, as far as color is concerned, the natural materials described above are completely consistent in the brown step range from very light brown of silk to semi-brown of flax with some dark brown of cotton, Does not include shades of color. This gives a very beautiful pattern, but of course the choice of colors is very limited.

As far as the flax knitted fabric surface is concerned, a certain small part of the cotton stitch on the back side can be seen from the front side in the above-mentioned cover knitting technique, so that the light color accompanying it has a certain spot pattern on the dark brown surface of flax. Giving it and making it look “outstanding” further enhances its beauty.

[0010] The different materials mentioned above have different shrinkage properties when the product is subsequently washed, so that in the present invention the knitted fabric part in question is made as a perfectly shaped element on a flat knitting machine. It is preferred that the parts are washed and dried before being sewn together to form the garment only after they have been shrunk before they are sewn together, so that they have almost shrink-proof properties thereafter.

[0011] This would allow the finished product to be washed without noticeable shrinkage and without noticeable discoloration that could stain the wash together.

[0012]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 The accompanying drawings illustrate an example of a patterned knitwear product according to the present invention. Shown is a fully-shaped knitted fabric suitable for forming the front body of a sweater. The knitted fabric is knitted with a simple stripe pattern, the upper part is a part 2 of natural brown natural flax yarn, the middle part is a part 4 of white brown silk thread with thin stripes 6 of flax yarn, and the bottom part is A portion 8 of light brown cotton thread, followed by a lower border 10 of silk thread.

[0013] By covering the entire backside of the knitted fabric portion with the cotton yarn, not shown, the different portions are made substantially the same stiffness as the different components.

The present invention is not limited to the use of striped patterns, and can use all possible knit patterns. More than one type of natural yarn material can be used, but other forms may be used, such as wool alone.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an example of a patterned knitwear product according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

2 Medium brown natural flax thread, 4 White brown silk thread 6 Thin flax flax, 8 Light brown cotton thread, 10
Silk thread bottom border

Claims (5)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. The different colors are patterned, at least mainly by using uncolored yarns of natural materials of different fiber colors, preferably selected from cotton, silk, flax and wool and the like. Patterned knitwear garment, characterized in that the body-facing side of the patterned part is covered with a stitched layer of a body-friendly kind, also of a natural, uncolored yarn material, preferably cotton . 2. The pattern portion of a relatively hard material such as flax is
The garment of claim 1, wherein the garment is selectively covered with a relatively soft material such as silk. 3. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the pattern portion of a relatively soft material such as silk is covered with a firm material such as cotton. 4. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the cotton pattern is covered with cotton. 5. The garment of claim 1, wherein the stitched knitwear portions of the garment are in a physical state resulting from their prewashing.