Sewing template for splicing sleeves of down jacket

Abstract

The utility model provides a sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket, which comprises a top sleeve plate group comprising a bottom plate, a first pressing plate and a second pressing plate; the bottom plate and the first pressing plate are each provided with a first sleeve seam hole. The bottom plate and the second pressing plate are each provided with a first cuff seam hole set. When the first pressing plate and the second pressing plate are pressed on the bottom plate, the seam holes of the first pressing plate and the second pressing plate coincide with the seam holes of the bottom plate. The under sleeve plate group comprises a base plate, a first cover plate and a second cover plate; second sleeve seam holes are formed in the base plate and the first cover plate; the base plate and the second cover plate are each provided with a second cuff seam hole set. When the first cover plate and the second cover plate are pressed on the base plate, the seam holes of the first cover plate and the second cover plate coincide with the seam holes of the base plate. The bottom plate is connected with the base plate, and when the small sleeve plate set is pressed on the large sleeve plate set, the second sleeve seam hole coincides with the first sleeve seam hole. According to the template, powder printing is not needed before sleeves are sewn, sleeve seams of large sleeves and small sleeves can be quickly aligned, time and labor are saved, and efficiency and the qualified rate of finished products can be improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of clothing sewing auxiliary devices, in particular to a sewing template for splicing sleeves of down jackets. Background Art

[0002] Down jackets are one of the most popular winter clothing, which are not only warm but also light. In the sewing technology of down jacket sleeves, it is necessary not only to stitch the sleeve seams, but also to quilt the threads to prevent the down from accumulating in one place of the sleeve and failing to keep warm.

[0003] In addition, there is a kind of turned-up sleeve in the existing down jacket, that is, the cuff is turned inside out to hide the stitches, so that the cuff is more beautiful. At the same time, the sleeve is composed of two sleeve pieces of different sizes to present a better three-dimensional design effect.

[0004] In the existing sleeve sewing technology, powder printing is performed on the sleeve fabric to draw a sewing trend diagram of the needle and thread, and then the sewing is performed manually. Not only is the powder printing time-consuming and laborious, but it also cannot ensure uniform standards and neat stitches during sewing.

[0005] In addition, after the large and small sleeve pieces are sewn, the sleeve seams need to be manually aligned before the sleeve seams can be spliced. This process is not only time-consuming and labor-intensive, affecting low production efficiency, but also highly dependent on the technical capabilities of the sewing supplier, making it difficult to ensure the sewing quality of the sleeves. Utility Model Content

[0006] In order to solve the technical problems existing in the above-mentioned background technology, the utility model provides a sewing template for joining sleeves of a down jacket.

[0007] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0008] A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket is used for sewing a large sleeve and a small sleeve of the sleeve, and splicing and sewing the sleeve seams of the large sleeve and the small sleeve at the same time.

[0009] The template includes a large sleeve plate group and a small sleeve plate group;

[0010] The large sleeve plate group includes a bottom plate and a first pressing plate and a second pressing plate which are flippably connected to the bottom plate, and the first pressing plate and the second pressing plate can be assembled with each other when pressed together on the bottom plate;

[0011] The bottom plate and the first pressing plate are both provided with a first sleeve seam hole and a first quilting line hole. When the first pressing plate is pressed on the bottom plate, the first sleeve seam hole and the first quilting line hole of the two overlap.

[0012] The bottom plate and the second pressing plate are both provided with a first cuff seam hole group, the first cuff seam hole group includes a large sleeve cuff seam hole and a large sleeve liner sealing seam hole, the large sleeve cuff seam hole is located on the side of the large sleeve liner sealing seam hole close to the connection between the bottom plate and the second pressing plate, when the second pressing plate is pressed on the bottom plate, the first cuff seam hole groups of the two overlap;

[0013] The small sleeve plate set includes a base plate and a first cover plate and a second cover plate which are flippably connected to the base plate, and the first cover plate and the second cover plate can be assembled with each other when pressed together on the base plate;

[0014] The base plate and the first cover plate are both provided with a second sleeve seam hole and a second quilting thread hole, and when the first cover plate is pressed on the base plate, the second sleeve seam hole and the second quilting thread hole of the two overlap;

[0015] The base plate and the second cover plate are both provided with a second cuff seam hole group, the second cuff seam hole group includes a small sleeve cuff seam hole and a small sleeve liner sealing seam hole, the small sleeve cuff seam hole is located on the side of the small sleeve liner sealing seam hole close to the edge of the base plate, and when the second cover plate is pressed on the base plate, the second cuff seam hole groups of the two overlap;

[0016] One side of the bottom plate away from the connection with the first pressing plate is flipably connected to one side of the base plate away from the connection with the first cover plate, and when the small sleeve plate group is pressed on the large sleeve plate group, the second sleeve seam hole overlaps with the first sleeve seam hole.

[0017] Through the seam holes on the template, it is possible to omit the need to put powder on the sleeves before sewing, making the sewing operation of the sleeves simpler and more efficient. In addition, by actively superimposing the small sleeve plate group on the large sleeve plate group, the sleeve seams can be quickly aligned, which facilitates the splicing and sewing of the sleeve seams.

[0018] In the present application, the bottom plate and the base plate are both rectangular plates, and one long side of the two are connected to each other for easy use and processing.

[0019] In order to avoid occupying too much horizontal space on the work surface, the first pressing plate is connected to the long side of the bottom plate away from the connection between it and the base plate, and the first covering plate is connected to the long side of the base plate away from the connection between it and the bottom plate.

[0020] The second pressing plate and the second covering plate are respectively connected to a short side of the same side of the bottom plate and the base plate, so as to facilitate the independent turning over of the second pressing plate and the second covering plate during sewing.

[0021] In order to facilitate unified processing, the shape of the first pressing plate and the second pressing plate after being assembled is the same as the shape of the bottom plate, and the shape of the first cover plate and the second cover plate after being assembled is the same as the shape of the base plate.

[0022] In the present application, the cuff holes of the large sleeves and the sealing holes of the large sleeve liner are parallel to each other, and the cuff holes of the small sleeves and the sealing holes of the small sleeve liner are parallel to each other, so as to form cuffs of the same width.

[0023] Correspondingly, the side of the second pressing plate away from its connection to the bottom plate is parallel to the sealing seam hole of the large sleeve liner, and the side of the second covering plate away from its connection to the base plate is parallel to the sealing seam hole of the small sleeve liner, so as to align the fabric of the top layer of the cuff and flip the sleeve.

[0024] In the present application, the first quilting seam holes include a plurality of holes that are evenly spaced along the extension direction of the first sleeve seam hole. The second quilting seam holes include a plurality of holes that are evenly spaced along the extension direction of the second sleeve seam hole. The number of the first quilting seam holes and the number of the second quilting seam holes are equal.

[0025] Through the coordination of adjacent quilting lines and sleeve seam stitching, the sleeves are divided into multiple pocket-like structures sewn on three sides to store down.

[0026] In addition, one end of the first quilting thread hole is connected to the first sleeve seam hole, and the other end extends away from the first sleeve seam hole, and is bent at the end to form a first sleeve edge seam hole. One end of the second quilting thread hole is connected to the second sleeve seam hole, and the other end extends away from the second sleeve seam hole, and is bent at the end to form a second sleeve edge seam hole.

[0027] By setting the first sleeve side seam hole and the second sleeve side seam hole, the opening size of the pocket-shaped structure on the large sleeve and the small sleeve is reduced to correspond to the size of the filling nozzle of the filling device, thereby avoiding the fleece.

[0028] In order to prevent the stitches from being too tight when the sleeves are quilted, a horsetail lining strip is provided outside the long sides of one side of the first quilting seam hole and the second quilting seam hole, and the teeth of the horsetail lining strip cover the first quilting seam hole and the second quilting seam hole.

[0029] The utility model provides a sewing template for splicing sleeves of down jackets, which has the following beneficial effects:

[0030] 1. The large sleeve fabric is pressed on the bottom plate through the pressing plate and the small sleeve fabric is pressed on the base plate through the cover plate. The template can be moved during sewing to avoid deformation and displacement of the fabric during sewing, and the large sleeve and small sleeve can be sewn at the same time;

[0031] 2. Through the sleeve seam holes, cuff seam hole group and quilting seam holes, it is possible to avoid powdering before sewing the sleeves every time, making the sewing operation easier, saving time and effort;

[0032] 3. When the small sleeve plate group is turned over and pressed on the large sleeve plate group, all the sleeve seam holes overlap, and the sleeve seams of the large sleeve and the small sleeve can be quickly aligned, saving time and effort and improving sewing efficiency;

[0033] 4. By setting the second pressing plate and the second covering plate, the cuff fabric can be turned up first, the liner seal can be sewed, and then the cuff fabric can be put down, and then the cuff can be sewed to complete the cuff turning up stitching, and the whole fabric will not be accidentally moved when the fabric is turned up. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0034] In the attached picture:

[0035] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the template's expanded state.

[0036] The components represented by the reference numerals in the figure are:

[0037] 11. Bottom plate; 12. First pressing plate; 13. Second pressing plate; 14. First sleeve seam hole; 15. First quilting seam hole; 16. Large sleeve cuff seam hole; 17. Large sleeve liner sealing seam hole; 18. First sleeve edge seam hole; 21. Base plate; 22. First cover plate; 23. Second cover plate; 24. Second sleeve seam hole; 25. Second quilting seam hole; 26. Small sleeve cuff seam hole; 27. Small sleeve liner sealing seam hole; 28. Second sleeve edge seam hole; 3. Ponytail lining. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0038] like Figure 1 As shown, an embodiment of the utility model provides a sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket, which is used for sewing the large sleeves and the small sleeves of the sleeves, and splicing and sewing the sleeve seams of the large sleeves and the small sleeves at the same time.

[0039] The template includes a large sleeve plate group and a small sleeve plate group, among which:

[0040] The large sleeve plate group includes a base plate 11 and a first pressing plate 12 and a second pressing plate 13 which are flippably connected to the base plate 11. The first pressing plate 12 and the second pressing plate 13 can be assembled with each other when they are pressed together on the base plate 11.

[0041] The small sleeve plate set includes a base plate 21 and a first cover plate 22 and a second cover plate 23 which are flippably connected to the base plate 21 . The first cover plate 22 and the second cover plate 23 can be assembled with each other when they are pressed together on the base plate 21 .

[0042] One side of the bottom plate 11 away from the connection with the first pressing plate 12 is flipably connected to one side of the base plate 21 away from the connection with the first cover plate 22 .

[0043] Among them, the bottom plate 11 and the base plate 21 are both rectangular plates for easy use and processing. Preferably, the bottom plate 11 and the base plate 21 have the same length, but because the width of the small sleeve is narrower than the large sleeve, in order to save materials, in this embodiment, the width of the base plate 21 is smaller than the width of the bottom plate 11.

[0044] In order to avoid occupying too much horizontal space on the work surface, the bottom plate 11 is connected to one long side of the base plate 21, the first pressure plate 12 is connected to the long side of the bottom plate 11 away from the connection between it and the base plate 21, and the first cover plate 22 is connected to the long side of the base plate 21 away from the connection between it and the bottom plate 11.

[0045] The second pressing plate 13 and the second cover plate 23 are respectively connected to a short side of the same side of the bottom plate 11 and the base plate 21, so as to facilitate the independent flipping of the second pressing plate 13 and the second cover plate 23 during sewing.

[0046] In this embodiment, the boards can be connected by adhesive tape.

[0047] In addition, the shape of the first pressing plate 12 and the second pressing plate 13 after being assembled is the same as the shape of the bottom plate 11, and the shape of the first cover plate 22 and the second cover plate 23 after being assembled is the same as the shape of the base plate 21, so as to facilitate unified processing and compact the sleeve fabric.

[0048] The splicing in this application means that a notch is provided on one side of the first pressing plate 12 corresponding to the second pressing plate 13, and the shape of the notch matches the shape of the second pressing plate 13. When the first pressing plate 12 and the second pressing plate 13 are pressed on the bottom plate 11, the second pressing plate 13 is in the notch.

[0049] Similarly, a notch is also provided on one side of the first cover plate 22 corresponding to the second cover plate 23 , and the shape of the notch matches the shape of the second cover plate 23 . When the first cover plate 22 and the second cover plate 23 are pressed on the substrate 21 , the second cover plate 23 is in the notch.

[0050] In this embodiment, one side of the notch on the first pressing plate 12 extends to the non-connected long side of the first pressing plate 12 and is trapezoidal, corresponding to the trapezoidal shape of the second pressing plate 13. The notch on the first cover plate 22 extends to the two long sides of the first cover plate 22 on both sides. Such a design makes it convenient to lift the second pressing plate 13 and the second cover plate 23 by exposing the side edges of the second pressing plate 13 and the second cover plate 23. However, it should be understood that the shape of the notch should be set according to the shape of the second pressing plate 13 and the second cover plate 23, and is not limited to this embodiment.

[0051] Furthermore, the bottom plate 11 and the first pressing plate 12 are both provided with a first sleeve seam hole 14 and a first quilting line hole 15. When the first pressing plate 12 is pressed on the bottom plate 11, the first sleeve seam hole 14 and the first quilting line hole 15 of the two overlap, so as to sew the sleeve seam of the large sleeve.

[0052] The base plate 21 and the first cover plate 22 are both provided with a second sleeve seam hole 24 and a second quilting thread hole 25. When the first cover plate 22 is pressed onto the base plate 21, the second sleeve seam hole 24 and the second quilting thread hole 25 of the two overlap, so as to sew the sleeve seam of the small sleeve.

[0053] After the sleeve seams of the large sleeve and the small sleeve are sewn, the small sleeve plate group is turned over and pressed onto the large sleeve plate group. At this time, the second sleeve seam hole 24 and the first sleeve seam hole 14 overlap, and the sleeve seams of the large sleeve and the small sleeve are quickly aligned, making the sleeve seam splicing and sewing operation of the large sleeve and the small sleeve easier, saving time and labor, and improving the qualified rate of the finished sleeve products.

[0054] The first sleeve seam hole 14 and the second sleeve seam hole 24 extend along the length direction of the bottom plate 11 and the base plate 21 .

[0055] Furthermore, the bottom plate 11 and the second pressing plate 13 are both provided with a first cuff seam hole group for sewing the cuffs of the turned-up sleeve type sleeves, the first cuff seam hole group includes a large sleeve cuff seam hole 16 and a large sleeve liner sealing seam hole 17, and the large sleeve cuff seam hole 16 is located on the side of the large sleeve liner sealing seam hole 17 close to the connection between the bottom plate 11 and the second pressing plate 13, when the second pressing plate 13 is pressed on the bottom plate 11, the first cuff seam hole groups of the two overlap.

[0056] When in use, the second pressing plate 13 is opened, the fabric of the cuff is turned up, and the second pressing plate 13 is covered. At this time, the fabric is clamped by the joint seam of the second pressing plate 13 and the first pressing plate 12 and will not turn back. At this time, the liner at the cuff is sealed and sewn; then the second pressing plate 13 is opened, the fabric is turned back, and the second pressing plate 13 is pressed on the fabric. At this time, the cuff of the sleeve is sealed and sewn. In this way, a part without down at one end of the cuff can be formed for turning inward or outward to form a turned-up sleeve.

[0057] In addition, the cuff seam holes 16 of the large sleeves and the sealing seam holes 17 of the large sleeve liner are parallel to each other to form cuffs of the same width.

[0058] Similarly, the base plate 21 and the second cover plate 23 are both provided with a second cuff slit hole group, the second cuff slit hole group includes a small sleeve cuff slit hole 26 and a small sleeve liner sealing slit hole 27, and when the second cover plate 23 is pressed on the base plate 21, the second cuff slit hole groups of the two overlap. The positional relationship, function and use process of the small sleeve cuff slit hole 26 and the small sleeve liner sealing slit hole 27 are the same as those of the large sleeve cuff slit hole 16 and the large sleeve liner sealing slit hole 17, and will not be repeated here.

[0059] In this embodiment, the side of the second pressing plate 13 away from its connection to the bottom plate 11 is parallel to the large sleeve liner sealing seam hole 17, and the side of the second cover plate 23 away from its connection to the base plate 21 is parallel to the small sleeve liner sealing seam hole 27, so as to align the fabric of the top layer of the cuff and flip the sleeve.

[0060] Further, the first quilting seam holes 15 include a plurality of holes that are evenly spaced along the extension direction of the first sleeve seam hole 14. The second quilting seam holes 25 include a plurality of holes that are evenly spaced along the extension direction of the second sleeve seam hole 24. The number of the first quilting seam holes 15 and the number of the second quilting seam holes 25 are equal.

[0061] Through the coordination of adjacent quilting lines and sleeve seam stitching, the sleeves are divided into multiple pocket-like structures sewn on three sides to store down.

[0062] In addition, one end of the first quilting thread hole 15 is connected to the first sleeve seam hole 14, and the other end extends away from the first sleeve seam hole 14, and is bent at the end to form a first sleeve edge seam hole 18. One end of the second quilting thread hole 25 is connected to the second sleeve seam hole 24, and the other end extends away from the second sleeve seam hole 24, and is bent at the end to form a second sleeve edge seam hole 28.

[0063] By providing the first sleeve edge seam hole 18 and the second sleeve edge seam hole 28, the opening size of the pocket-like structure on the large sleeve and the small sleeve is reduced to correspond to the size of the filling nozzle of the filling device, thereby avoiding the fleece.

[0064] The first sleeve edge seam hole 18 and the second sleeve edge seam hole 28 extend along the edges of the large sleeve and the small sleeve respectively, and can also perform preliminary sewing on the sleeve edges.

[0065] In addition, in order to avoid the stitches being too tight when quilting the sleeves, a horsetail lining strip 3 is provided on the outside of the long sides of one side of the first quilting seam hole 15 and the second quilting seam hole 25, and the teeth of the horsetail lining strip 3 cross the first quilting seam hole 15 and the second quilting seam hole 25 and cover the first quilting seam hole 15 and the second quilting seam hole 25.

Claims

1. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of down jackets, characterized in that: Including large sleeve plate group and small sleeve plate group; The large sleeve plate group comprises a bottom plate (11) and a first pressing plate (12) and a second pressing plate (13) which are flippably connected to the bottom plate (11); the first pressing plate (12) and the second pressing plate (13) can be assembled with each other when they are pressed together on the bottom plate (11); The bottom plate (11) and the first pressing plate (12) are both provided with a first sleeve seam hole (14) and a first quilting thread hole (15); when the first pressing plate (12) is pressed on the bottom plate (11), the first sleeve seam hole (14) and the first quilting thread hole (15) of the two overlap; The bottom plate (11) and the second pressing plate (13) are both provided with a first cuff seam hole group, the first cuff seam hole group comprising a large sleeve cuff seam hole (16) and a large sleeve liner sealing seam hole (17), the large sleeve cuff seam hole (16) being located on one side of the large sleeve liner sealing seam hole (17) close to the connection between the bottom plate (11) and the second pressing plate (13), and when the second pressing plate (13) is pressed on the bottom plate (11), the first cuff seam hole groups of the two overlap; The small sleeve plate set comprises a base plate (21), and a first cover plate (22) and a second cover plate (23) which are flippably connected to the base plate (21), and the first cover plate (22) and the second cover plate (23) can be assembled with each other when they are pressed together on the base plate (21); The base plate (21) and the first cover plate (22) are both provided with a second sleeve seam hole (24) and a second quilting thread hole (25); when the first cover plate (22) is pressed onto the base plate (21), the second sleeve seam hole (24) and the second quilting thread hole (25) of the two overlap; The base plate (21) and the second cover plate (23) are both provided with a second cuff slit hole group, the second cuff slit hole group comprising a small sleeve cuff slit hole (26) and a small sleeve liner sealing slit hole (27), the small sleeve cuff slit hole (26) being located on one side of the small sleeve liner sealing slit hole (27) close to the connection between the base plate (21) and the second cover plate (23), and when the second cover plate (23) is pressed onto the base plate (21), the second cuff slit hole groups of the two overlap; The side of the bottom plate (11) away from the connection with the first pressing plate (12) is flipably connected to the side of the base plate (21) away from the connection with the first cover plate (22), and when the small sleeve plate group is pressed on the large sleeve plate group, the second sleeve seam hole (24) overlaps with the first sleeve seam hole (14).

2. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom plate (11) and the base plate (21) are both rectangular plates, and one long side of the two are connected to each other.

3. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The first pressing plate (12) is connected to a long side of the bottom plate (11) away from a connection between the bottom plate (11) and the base plate (21), and the first covering plate (22) is connected to a long side of the base plate (21) away from a connection between the bottom plate (11).

4. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The second pressing plate (13) and the second cover plate (23) are respectively connected to a short side on the same side of the bottom plate (11) and the base plate (21).

5. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: The shape of the first pressing plate (12) and the second pressing plate (13) after being assembled is the same as the shape of the bottom plate (11), and the shape of the first cover plate (22) and the second cover plate (23) after being assembled is the same as the shape of the base plate (21).

6. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that: The large sleeve cuff seam holes (16) and the large sleeve liner sealing seam holes (17) are parallel to each other, and the small sleeve cuff seam holes (26) and the small sleeve liner sealing seam holes (27) are parallel to each other.

7. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that: The side of the second pressing plate (13) away from the side connected to the bottom plate (11) is parallel to the sealing seam hole (17) of the large sleeve liner, and the side of the second covering plate (23) away from the side connected to the base plate (21) is parallel to the sealing seam hole (27) of the small sleeve liner.

8. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The first quilting seam holes (15) include a plurality of holes which are evenly spaced along the extension direction of the first sleeve seam holes (14); The second quilting seam holes (25) include a plurality of holes which are evenly spaced along the extension direction of the second sleeve seam holes (24); The number of the first quilting seam holes (15) and the number of the second quilting seam holes (25) are equal.

9. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in claim 8, characterized in that: One end of the first quilting thread hole (15) is connected to the first sleeve seam hole (14), and the other end extends away from the first sleeve seam hole (14), and is bent to form a first sleeve edge hole (18); One end of the second quilting seam hole (25) is connected to the second sleeve seam hole (24), and the other end extends in a direction away from the second sleeve seam hole (24), and is bent to form a second sleeve edge seam hole (28).

10. A sewing template for splicing sleeves of a down jacket as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that: A horsetail lining strip (3) is provided outside the long sides of one side of the first quilting seam hole (15) and the second quilting seam hole (25), and the tooth hairs of the horsetail lining strip (3) cover the first quilting seam hole (15) and the second quilting seam hole (25).

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