Glove or sock with multiple fingerstalls

Abstract

The utility model provides a glove or a sock with a plurality of fingerstalls. The glove or the sock is knitted on a general flat knitting machine in a seamless knitting mode without using crotch overlapping and is good in wearing feeling. A glove or sock provided with a plurality of fingerstalls is a glove or sock having a total needle weave, in which a narrowing portion is disposed by overlapping stitches of stitches at side end portions of the fingerstalls or / and a main body that is a cylindrical knitted portion, instead of the narrowing portion generated by overlapping stitches of the fingerstalls adjacent to a crotch portion.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to gloves or socks with a plurality of finger sleeves formed by a flat knitting machine. Background Art

[0002] Flat knitting machines can be used to knit a variety of products, including skirts, hats, gloves, socks, and other knitwear. In the past, gloves, socks, and other work products were often mass-produced cheaply using dedicated machines, but nowadays, general-purpose flat knitting machines are used to produce gloves and socks with higher quality and more fashionable styles.

[0003] In Patent Document 1, a crotch overlap is performed in which two or more loops are overlapped at adjacent finger sleeves so that the holes between the finger sleeves are not noticeable, and a so-called "razor" is used in the knitting. In order to improve the quality of the gloves, it is preferred to knit with the full needle structure described later, and in order to meet the knitting conditions in Patent Document 1 (crotch overlap, full needle structure, two needle beds, etc.), it is necessary to use a razor knitting. In addition, in the knitting of general gloves and socks, it is necessary to adjust the circumference difference between the finger sleeve and the main body to the difference in the number of loops. If no adjustment is made, when the main body is appropriate, each finger sleeve becomes a small diameter, and when each finger sleeve is appropriate, it becomes a loose main body. Therefore, in order to prevent the main body from being too wide and loose relative to the appropriate finger sleeve, the number of loops is reduced from each finger sleeve toward the main body.

[0004] [Prior art literature]

[0005] [Patent Literature]

[0006] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 40-25104 Utility Model Content

[0007] [Issues to be Solved by the Utility Model]

[0008] The utility model is completed in view of the above situation, and its purpose is to provide a glove or sock with multiple finger sleeves based on a full needle structure, which is knitted without crotch overlap in the finger crotch part and has a good wearing feeling.

[0009]

Methods for solving the problem

[0010] In the gloves or socks with multiple finger sleeves of the present invention, in which the main body and the multiple finger sleeves are formed as a tubular knitted portion based on a full needle structure, the needle narrowing portion is configured by overlapping the stitches of the side end stitches of the main body or / and the finger sleeve itself as the tubular knitted portion, instead of the needle narrowing portion generated by overlapping the stitches of the finger sleeves adjacent to each other at the crotch portion. In addition, the "tubular knitted portion" used for explanation refers to the main body of each finger sleeve, the 4-finger palm position or the 5-finger palm position, and the "side end" means the (outer) end of the tubular shape.

[0011] Preferably, a triangular-shaped enlarging portion is provided at the finger crotch portion where the finger sleeves are adjacent to each other, and the enlarging portion is knitted so that the knitting width gradually becomes wider or narrower by folding back the knitting.

[0012] Preferably, the fingertips of the finger cots are the openings of the finger cots, and the gloves or socks have trapezoidal fingertip forming areas, which are obtained by reducing the knitting width by fold-back knitting and connecting the loops between the wales by tuck knitting.

[0013] Preferably, in the crotch portion where the finger sleeves are adjacent to each other, the needle narrowing portion is arranged at one side end of each finger sleeve, and the needle narrowing portion is not arranged at the other side end.

[0014] [Effect of utility model]

[0015] In the utility model, for gloves or socks with multiple finger sleeves, there is no crotch overlap at the finger crotch part, the number of stitches of the finger part and the main body part can be balanced, there is no pressure from the finger sleeves and looseness of the main body part, and the wearing feeling is good.

[0016] In addition, in the present invention, by providing the triangular-shaped enlarged loop portion, a margin can be formed between the fingers, and a sense of fit can be felt even when the fingers are inserted and moved.

[0017] In addition, in the present invention, the front end of the finger sleeve is a starting portion, and there is no hook or unevenness such as a tuck at the finger tip portion, so that the finger tip shape can be natural.

[0018] In addition, in the present invention, the finger sleeve is not easily displaced by narrowing the tube diameter of the finger sleeve. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] Figure 1 It is a simplified diagram of a 5-finger glove (palm side of the right hand) of the present invention.

[0020] Figure 2 It is a part of the five-finger palm part of the utility model ( Figure 1 Process diagram of needle narrowing processing (on XX line).

[0021] Fig. 3 (a) and Fig. 3 (b) are simplified diagrams showing the vicinity of the crotch portion of two finger sleeves of the present invention, Fig. 3 (a) shows the state of the knitted fabric after knitting, and Fig. 3 (b) shows a knitting schematic diagram of the finger sleeve and the loop increase portion when knitting from the fingertips.

[0022] Figure 4 This is a diagram showing the knitting steps in chronological order from below using a schematic diagram of the fingertips of the fingertip of the present invention.

[0023] [Description of Reference Numerals]

[0024] 1 Glove 2 Finger sleeve 3 Main body 4 Needle closing part 5 Opening part

[0025] 6 Wrist 7 Finger tip forming area 8 Crotch 9 Loop increase area 10 Yarn feed port

[0026] 11. Circle Collection DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0027] Figure 1 This is a simplified diagram of the five-finger glove 1 (palm side of the right hand) of the present invention, and is a diagram with notes of the various key points explained in this embodiment. In addition, the glove 1 is knitted in a seamless knitting manner using a flat knitting machine, and the side end portion (needle narrowing portion 4) of the tubular knitting portion of the main body portion 3B that becomes the five-finger palm position is subjected to a needle narrowing process to balance the number of stitches of each finger sleeve 2 and the main body portion 3 (four-finger palm position portion 3A, five-finger palm position portion 3B). In addition, the glove 1 is also subjected to a needle narrowing process at the side end portion (needle narrowing portion 4) on the side of one end of the finger root of the finger sleeve 2. In either case, the needle narrowing process is performed at the side end portion of the tubular knitting portion, and is arranged at a position that is not easily conspicuous when worn. Therefore, unnecessary patterns such as overlapping stitches of the needle narrowing process do not appear in a conspicuous part of the knitted fabric.

[0028] Figure 1 The fingertip side is shown at the bottom of the figure, and the five-finger glove 1 is shown at the top in the configuration of the wrist side. The glove 1 is obtained by knitting from the starting part 5 of the fingertip and ending at the wrist 6. In the conventional glove 1, the finger sleeves 2 are knitted in sequence from the little finger sleeve 2 to the index finger, followed by the 4-finger palm portion 3A, the thumb sleeve 2, and the 5-finger palm portion 3B, and the wrist portion 6 is knitted with elastic thread to be finished in a rib structure style. However, in the five-finger glove 1 of the present invention, in order to perform the needle closing process in the finger sleeve 2, the finger sleeve 2 is knitted in reverse order from the index finger to the little finger. This is because the glove 1 of the present invention is formed by a "full needle structure", which will be described in detail later.

[0029] exist Figure 1 In order to improve the product quality of the glove 1, the fingertip forming area 7 is formed at the fingertips, the loop enlarging part 9 is formed at the finger crotch part 8 surrounded by the dotted line, and the finger sleeve 2 is also knitted by the narrowing process. In addition, the narrowing process is simply represented by an ellipse with a single dotted line, and the narrowing part 4 formed at the side end of the tubular knitting part is represented by a black rectangle. Figure 2 , Figure 3 (a) and Figure 3 (b), Figure 4 Embodiments including the above-mentioned components of the present invention will be described.

[0030] This embodiment is explained using an example of a two-needle bed flat knitting machine. The flat knitting machine has a front needle bed FB and a rear needle bed BB equipped with a plurality of knitting needles. Basically, when knitting, the "pulling needle organization" of using every other knitting needle is not used, but the "full needle organization" of hooking the loops on all the knitting needles is used for knitting. That is, a large restriction is imposed on the knitting needles that can be used, but the knitted loops are dense, the quality of the finished product is high, and it can also be identified. In addition, in this embodiment, when knitting each finger sleeve 2, the crotch is not overlapped, but the finger sleeves 2 are arranged in adjacent positions and joined to form an increased loop portion 9, thereby, for example, a high sense of fit can be obtained when inserting the hand.

[0031] Figure 2 3B of the five-finger palm portion of the present invention ( Figure 1 The process diagram of the needle narrowing process on the XX line of the knitted fabric. The needle narrowing process is performed on the side end of the tubular knitted fabric, so that the "full needle structure" can be achieved.

[0032] The reference numerals shown in the figures are common in all figures, and are sometimes illustrated to indicate positional relationships when there is no direct explanation. The "S+number" shown in the figure indicates each process of knitting, ● indicates a new coil, ○ indicates an old coil, a double-layer ○ indicates an overlapping coil, and a black dot indicates a knitting needle. In addition, A to T outside the column indicate the position of the knitting needles of the front needle bed FB, and a to t indicate the position of the knitting needles of the back needle bed BB. ▽ indicates the yarn feed port 10, and the arrows pointing to the left and right indicate the movement of the yarn feed port 10. In addition, the arrows between the needle beds indicate the movement of the coils. In addition, Figure 2 This represents the knitting of a portion of an actual knitted fabric, but with a reduced number of stitches.

[0033] Figure 2 The shown S0 represents the state before the needle narrowing process on the main body of the glove 1 (on the XX line), which is the state in which the 5-finger palm portion 3B is knitted from the knitting needle a of BB to the knitting needle s, and then from the knitting needle S of FB to the knitting needle A using the yarn feeder 10. In S1, the needle narrowing process on the right end of the drawing is performed. In addition, although not shown in the figure, when the coil is moved by transferring the coil, the needle bed is appropriately moved horizontally. Specifically, the coil hooked on the knitting needle S of FB is transferred to the knitting needle t of BB, and temporarily retreated to the empty needle t of BB. Thereafter, the coils hooked on the knitting needle r and the knitting needle s of BB are transferred to the knitting needle S and the knitting needle T of FB, respectively. As a result, the knitting needles r and the knitting needles s of BB become empty needles. In addition, in order to form with a "full needle structure", it is necessary to set the knitting of these empty needles, and the formation of the empty needles is preferably performed at the side end of one side of the tubular knitting portion. For example, as Figure 1 As shown, in the knitting of the continuous finger cuff 2, an empty needle is provided on the direction side where a new finger cuff 2 is provided, and a narrowing portion 4 is formed.

[0034] In S2, the coil hooked on the knitting needle S of FB is transferred to the knitting needle q of BB to form an overlapping coil, and the coil hooked on the knitting needle T is transferred to the knitting needle r of BB. Furthermore, the coil hooked on the knitting needle t of BB is transferred to the knitting needle S of FB and returned to the original position. In S3, the coils hooked on the knitting needles R and S of FB are transferred to the knitting needles s and t of BB. In S4, each coil hooked on the knitting needles s and t of BB is transferred to the knitting needles Q and R of FB. On the knitting needle Q, an overlapping coil can be formed, and in coordination with the knitting of S2, each coil of FB and BB is reduced by one coil.

[0035] In S5, similarly to S0, the 5-finger palm portion 3B is knitted from the knitting needle a of BB toward the knitting needle r, and then from the knitting needle R of FB toward the knitting needle A, using the yarn feeder 10. In addition, in the present embodiment, the overlapping coil is formed on the second coil from the right end, but it can also be the first coil on the right end, in which case the knitting process can be reduced. For example, in the case where the knitting yarn used has a tight feeling, etc., the overlapping coil is formed on the second coil, and in the case of a well-stored knitting yarn, the overlapping coil can be set on the first coil. By concentrating the overlapping coils, it is also possible to achieve increased strength. In addition, if it becomes the third or more, it becomes knitting while ensuring empty needles and the knitting efficiency decreases, so the needle closing process is preferably performed on the first coil or the second coil.

[0036] FIG. 3 (a) and FIG. 3 (b) are schematic diagrams showing the crotch portion 8 of two finger sleeves 2 of the present invention. FIG. 3 (a) shows the state of the knitted fabric, and FIG. 3 (b) shows the knitting schematic diagram of the finger sleeve 2 and the loop-enlarging portion 9 when knitting from the fingertips. In addition, the arrow indicates the knitting direction, and the ■ indicated at the fingertips indicates the tuck 11 described later. In FIG. 3 (a), for two adjacent finger sleeves 2 knitted from the starting mouth 5, the loop-enlarging portion 9 is formed so that the knitting width is gradually expanded to form a triangular shape, and a splicing portion is provided between the finger sleeves 2, thereby changing the direction of the finger sleeves 2 so that the periphery of the crotch portion 8 has an expansion to improve the fit. In FIG. 3 (b), the two finger sleeves 2 are adjacent to each other, and the loop-enlarging portion 9 is formed in the state of keeping the same state or in the state of joining the two finger sleeves 2 by knitting. That is, the crotch portion 8 between the finger sleeves 2 is not overlapped by the crotch, and the triangular loop-enlarging portion 9 is formed at the joint portion with the adjacent finger sleeves 2.

[0037] In FIG. 3 (b), a triangular-shaped loop-increasing portion 9 is formed by changing the position of the left and right folded-back knitting that becomes a separate knitting. In the loop-increasing portion 9, when folding back knitting, a tuck knitting is performed at the end, and the loops between the longitudinal rows are connected by the tuck 4, so that opening can be avoided. In addition, there are two loop-increasing portions 9 on the front side and the back side, but the knitting order does not need to be limited. One yarn feed port can be used to form one part each, or two yarn feed ports can be used to form two parts in parallel, or only one side can be formed. In addition, in the present embodiment, the knitting width is gradually enlarged in a triangular shape, but it can also be a gradually narrowed triangular shape. The margin of the crotch portion 8 can be obtained in any shape, but a gradually enlarging triangular shape is more preferred because the crotch portion 8 can be well accommodated.

[0038] Figure 4 This is a diagram showing the knitting steps from below in a chronological order using a schematic diagram of the fingertips of the fingertip 2 of the utility model. In the present embodiment, as the starting portion 5, the needle beds of FB and BB are knitted in a zigzag shape in accordance with the total knitting width of the fingertips, the fingertip 2 is started, and then the back of the hand side of the fingertips is knitted, and then the palm side of the fingertips is knitted, and after the fingertip shape is adjusted in the fingertip forming area 7, the surrounding knitting is performed to form the fingertip 2. As shown in the figure, the knitting of the fingertip forming area 7 (F•B) with the shape of the fingertips adjusted to form a trapezoidal shape is a shape that is reversed up and down from the known fingertip knitting. With this shape, the tucking 11 with rounded corners of the fingertips is not arranged on the fingertips as in the past, so there is no hooking or unevenness on the fingertips, and the wearing comfort can be improved in accordance with the natural fingertip shape.

[0039] In addition, if Figure 1 As described above at the base of the fingertip 2, the narrowing process of the fingertip 2 is performed at the right end. Since the diameter of the fingertip 2 is narrowed, it is difficult to fall off when worn, and the comfort is improved. In this embodiment, the narrowing process is performed on the 5-finger palm portion 3B on the little finger side, but the narrowing process can also be performed on the side ends of the 4-finger palm portion 3A and the 5-finger palm portion 3B on the thumb side. According to the design used and the characteristics of the knitting yarn, it is sufficient to disperse the narrowing process for achieving balance and adjust the shape so that the narrowing process portion is not conspicuous. As a result, it becomes a portion that is not conspicuous as a product.

[0040] In addition, in the present embodiment, the narrowing process is performed on one end side of the five-finger palm portion 3B of the main body 3 and one end side of the finger cuff 2, but it is not particularly limited, and it may be performed only on both ends of the four-finger palm portion 3A or the five-finger palm portion 3B of the main body 3, or they may be combined. Moreover, it may be performed only on the finger cuff 2. That is, the narrowing part is configured by overlapping the stitches of the side end portions of the main body or / and the finger cuff itself as the tubular knitting part, instead of the narrowing part generated by overlapping the stitches of the finger cuffs adjacent to each other at the finger crotch portion.

Claims

1. A glove (1) or sock having a plurality of finger cots (2), characterized in that: In a glove (1) or sock in which a main body and a plurality of finger sleeves (2) are formed as a tubular knitted portion based on a full-needle structure, a narrowing portion (4) is configured by overlapping loops of loops at the side ends of the main body or / and the finger sleeves (2) themselves as the tubular knitted portion, instead of the narrowing portion (4) generated by overlapping loops of adjacent finger sleeves (2) at a finger crotch portion (8).

2. The glove (1) or sock with multiple finger cots (2) according to claim 1, characterized in that: A triangular-shaped enlarging portion (9) is provided at the finger crotch portion (8) adjacent to each other of the finger sleeve (2). The enlarging portion (9) is folded back and knitted so that the knitting width gradually becomes wider or narrower.

3. The glove (1) or sock with multiple finger cots (2) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The finger tip of the finger sleeve (2) is the starting portion (5) of the finger sleeve (2), and is provided with a trapezoidal finger tip forming area (7). The finger tip forming area (7) is obtained by connecting the loops between the wales by tucking knitting while reducing the knitting width by folding knitting.

4. The glove (1) or sock with multiple finger cots (2) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: At the finger crotch portion (8) adjacent to each other of the finger sleeves (2), a needle closing portion (4) is arranged at the side end of one side of each finger sleeve (2), and no needle closing portion (4) is arranged at the side end of the other side.

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