JP3113253U - socks - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce the load applied to the heel part when landing, and the sock having a function corresponding to each part of the foot which promotes the breathability of the crotch part of the toe on the toe side finger base and the sole side finger base provide.
SOLUTION: Covering yarn obtained by using three cotton yarns for the front yarn for the portion other than the heel portion A, four cotton yarns for the heel portion A, and covering the filament yarn made of synthetic fiber with the elastic yarn as the core yarn for the back yarn. Knitting with a pile knitting using knives, and knitting with the gore line of the toe portion J made smaller.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a sock having a function corresponding to each part of the sock.

In order to prevent the sock from slipping down and to provide a sock that does not stuffy, socks using an ankle portion as a tightening structure and using a front thread, a back thread and an elastic thread are known.
Utility model registration No. 3046511

  However, the socks do not reduce the load (shock) applied to the heel when the wearer lands from the buttock during walking. In addition, although the ankle portion is a tightening tissue, wrinkles are formed on the front surface of the ankle portion, and it is a disadvantage that the shoe slips due to friction between the sock and the shoe.

In addition, socks in which the back surface of the sock is knitted into a pile structure in order to improve the heat resistance and moisture absorption on the front side are also known.
Utility model registration No. 3046511

  However, since the entire sock is knitted with a pile knitting, sweat accumulates on the arch, the instep side finger joint, and the sole side finger joint, and the air permeability is not good.

Furthermore, in order to prevent slip-off and to provide socks that do not get steamed, the legs, hips, insteps, and toe piles are knitted from the mouth rubber part to the ankle part, and the legs are tightened into a tissue. Socks are also known.
Utility model registration No. 3049343

  However, since the instep side finger joint and the sole side finger joint cannot be said to have good air permeability, there is a problem in air permeability.

  In view of the above circumstances, the present invention reduces the load applied to the buttocks when landing, and the instep side finger base and sole side finger base each part of the foot that promotes the breathability of the toe crotch It is an object of the present invention to provide a sock having a function corresponding to the above.

  In addition, the Achilles tendon part of the ankle part has good protection and heat insulation, the arch part is firmly supported to hold the foot arch, and the front part of the ankle part absorbs wrinkles, An object of the present invention is to provide a sock having a function corresponding to a part.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention uses a synthetic fiber with a portion other than the heel A using three cotton yarns for the front yarn, the buttock A using four cotton yarns for the front yarn, and an elastic yarn as the back yarn. The socks are knitted by pile knitting using the covering yarn obtained by covering the filament yarn, and the gore line of the toe portion J is made small.

  In the present invention, the sock has a pile knitting on the rear side B of the ankle, a mesh knitting and a pile knitting on the front side of the ankle and the instep E connected thereto, and a mesh knitting on the arch C. The sole L is a pile knitting, the front D of the instep is a pile knitting, the instep side finger base F is a mesh knitting, the sole side finger base G is a mesh knitting, and the toe part J is a pile knitting. It constitutes socks knitted into knitting.

  As described above, the present invention uses three cotton yarns for the front yarn for the parts other than the buttock A, and four cotton yarns for the buttock A for the front yarn. Therefore, when the wearer lands from the buttock while walking, Can reduce the load. In addition, the ankle part is a tightened tissue, but the front side of the ankle part and the instep part E connected thereto are alternately knitted with mesh knitting and pile knitting, so no wrinkles are formed on the front of the ankle part, socks No slippage occurs due to friction between the shoe and the shoe. In addition, the gore line of the toe part is knitted and knitted, and the instep side finger base and sole side finger base are knitted with mesh, so the instep side finger base and sole side finger base have good ventilation It is.

  The sock of the present invention includes tights, stockings, over knees, etc. including high socks.

  The sock of the present invention will be described in detail below based on the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of a short sock of the present invention.

The sock 1 as a whole uses a 30-th to 40-th cotton yarn as the front yarn, and a single-covering yarn with a 40-denier polyurethane elastic yarn as the core yarn and a 100-150-denier polyester filament yarn as the back yarn. Organize. In addition, the rubber cover part K, the ankle part B, the arch part C, and the instep part E are further inserted with a double covering yarn (DCY) obtained by double covering a 75 denier polyester filament yarn with a 180 denier polyurethane elastic yarn of the core yarn. To do.
A synthetic nylon filament yarn such as a nylon filament yarn may be used instead of the polyester filament yarn.

  Specifically, the mouth rubber part K includes a single covering yarn obtained by covering three front cotton yarns of 32nd single yarn and a back yarn with a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn. Knitted into a rubber knitting.

  The Achilles tendon on the rear side B of the ankle part is a single covering thread consisting of three 32nd single cotton yarns for the front yarn and a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn for the back yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn for covering. A double knitting yarn (DCY) in which a 75 denier polyester filament yarn is double covered with a 180 denier polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn is inserted into each course.

  Since the heel part A takes a very large load (weight), the front yarn is covered with four 32nd single cotton yarns and the back yarn is covered with 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn and 150 denier polyester filament yarn. The density of pile loops is increased using the single covering yarn and knitted with pile knitting to reduce the load (shock) on the buttocks when the feet land.

  Furthermore, the heel part A is knitted by the semicircular portion of the cylinder of the knitting machine, but is knitted for one course by half-turning from one end of the knitting needle at the knitting position to the other end. At this time, one knitting needle on the side where the cam ring is located is pulled up to a non-operating position, and then the ring is reversed and returned to the other end of the knitting needle. Also at this time, one knitting needle on this side is set to the inactive position. By repeating this operation, the knitting width is gradually narrowed. However, in the embodiment of the present invention, since the knitting is started from a portion where ten stitches are larger than the normal set value, as shown in FIG. In addition, in the case of the present invention, one course is knitted starting from position 2 in the case of the present invention, so that the gore line GL becomes deeper than the conventional socks, the heel part becomes larger, and the heel is supported firmly. Can do.

The arch part C is knitted into a mesh knitting made of a single covering yarn with a 180 denier polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn and covered with a 75 denier polyester filament yarn, and further 75 denier into a 180 denier polyurethane elastic yarn as a core yarn. Double covering yarn (DCY) obtained by double covering the polyester filament yarn is inserted into each course.
Here, the mesh knitting is a structure in which only the back yarn is knitted into a flat knitting and the front yarn is inserted without knitting.

  The front side of the ankle part and the instep part E connected thereto are alternately knitted with the mesh knitting and the pile knitting. That is, a part for knitting a pile knitting using three 32nd single cotton yarns for the front yarn and a single covering yarn for covering the back yarn with a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn. And a portion that is knitted into a mesh knitting composed of a single covering yarn in which a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn is used as a core yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn is covered is alternately knitted. Thereby, the effect | action which absorbs the slack (wrinkle) which can be made in the front part of a conventional ankle part is carried out.

  Since the instep side D of the foot is tightened with shoes, it is knitted into a pile knitting to ease tightening. Yarn is knitted into a pile knitting using three 32nd single cotton yarns for the front yarn and a single covering yarn consisting of a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn as the core yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn covering the back yarn. To do.

  The instep side finger base F is knitted into the mesh knitting to promote the ventilation of the toe's crotch, and prevents a flaking and maintains a comfortable state. The mesh knitting is composed of a single covering yarn in which a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn is used as a core yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn is covered.

  The sole side finger base G is knitted into a mesh knitted like the instep side finger base F. The foot side finger joint G is knitted into a structure similar to that of the instep side finger joint F, thereby promoting the ventilation of the toe crotch and preventing a flaking and maintaining a comfortable state.

  The sole portion L between the sole side finger base G and the arch portion C is knitted into a pile knitting. Yarn is knitted into a pile knitting using three 32nd single cotton yarns for the front yarn and a single covering yarn consisting of a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn as the core yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn covering the back yarn. To do.

  The toe portion J is knitted into a pile. Yarn is knitted into a pile knitting using three 32nd single cotton yarns for the front yarn and a single covering yarn consisting of a 40 denier polyurethane elastic yarn as the core yarn and a 150 denier polyester filament yarn covering the back yarn. To do.

  The toe portion J is knitted by a semicircular portion of the cylinder of the knitting machine similarly to the heel portion A, and is knitted for one course by half-turning from one end of the knitting needle at the knitting position to the other end. The knitting width is gradually narrowed by pulling up one knitting needle to the non-operating position every half rotation and repeating the operation. Normally, the reciprocating rotation number of the cylinder is about 19 times. In the embodiment of the present invention, since it is set to about 14 times, which is about 5 times less than the normal set value, the gore line GL of the toe portion J is made smaller than the normal one as shown in FIG.

  The socks are knitted while being automatically controlled by a knitting machine equipped with a drumless full computer.

  FIG. 2 is a front view showing another embodiment of the short sock of the present invention. The sock of this embodiment uses cotton yarn for the front yarn, elastic yarn and polyester yarn for the back yarn, the heel part A is pile knitted, the front side of the heel part and the instep part E connected thereto are alternately mesh knitted Pile knitting, arch part C is mesh knitting, front side D of the instep is pile knitting, instep side fingering base F is mesh knitting, sole side fingering base G is mesh knitting, toe part J Consists of socks knitted in piles.

  The use of yarn at each part in this embodiment is the same as that in the first embodiment, and is therefore omitted.

It is a front view which shows one Example of the sock of this invention. It is a front view which shows the other Example of the sock of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 End of Gore Line of the Present Invention 2 End of Conventional Gore Line A Brow B Front of Ankle C Cushion D Back of Foot E Front of Ankle F Front Side Finger Joint G Foot Side Finger Joint J Toe K mouth rubber part L sole

Claims (5)

  The parts other than the heel part A are piled using a covering yarn in which three cotton yarns are used for the front thread, and four cotton yarns are used for the heel part A, and the backing thread is covered with an elastic yarn as a core yarn and a filament yarn made of synthetic fiber. A sock characterized by knitting with a knitting and knitting with a smaller toe line J.   In the socks, the rear side B of the ankle part is pile knitting, the front side of the ankle part and the instep part E connected thereto are alternately mesh knitting and pile knitting, the arch part C is mesh knitting, and the sole part L is The pile knitting is performed by knitting a pile knitting on the front side D of the instep part, a mesh knitting on the instep side finger joint F, a mesh knitting on the sole side finger joint G, and a pile knitting on the toe part J. Item 1. The sock according to item 1.   As for the socks, the instep part E is alternately mesh knitted and pile knitted, the arch part C is mesh knitted, the sole part L is pile knitted, the front side D of the instep part is pile knitted, the instep side finger The sock according to claim 1, wherein the base portion F is knitted into a mesh knitting, the sole side finger joint portion G is knitted into a mesh knitting, and the toe portion J is knitted into a pile knitting.   The sock according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a double covering thread is inserted into the rear side B of the ankle part, the arch part C, and the instep part E.   The sock according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a gore line of the heel portion is increased.

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