Rib waist trousers

Abstract

A waistband is fixedly connected with a lower garment through a first stitch arranged in the length direction of the waistband in a sewing mode, and the first stitch is not connected with a flat rubber band; the flat rubber band and the draw cord are arranged between the waistband surface cloth and the waistband lining in the length direction of the waistband; the waistband is further provided with a second stitch used for restraining the moving range of the pulling rope, and the second stitch is arranged among the waistband surface cloth, the flat rubber band and the waistband lining in a penetrating mode in the length direction of the waistband. The second stitch is located above the first stitch, and a vertical gap used for containing the drawing rope is reserved between the first stitch and the second stitch. And the waistband surface cloth is provided with a drawing rope hole for drawing and pulling the drawing rope. The technical effect of restraining the moving range of the drawing rope is achieved by replacing traditional tunnel patch with the second stitch, and on the premise that the design position of the drawing rope is not changed, the number of layers of cloth at the waist bone is effectively reduced, and the wearing comfort is improved; the reduction of the layers at the waist bone reduces the difficulty of sewing and assembling, and the improvement of the production efficiency is facilitated.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model patent relates to the technical field of drawstring bottom wear, in particular to a pair of ribbed waist pants. Background Art

[0002] When threading a drawstring through a wide ribbed waistband, since the outer diameter of the drawstring is much smaller than the width of the waistband, it is necessary to rely on tunnel patches to restrict the movement range of the drawstring to prevent the drawstring from shifting or running around during use. When the ribbed waistband is paired with a round or thick-caliber drawstring and the drawstring is located at the junction of the waistband and the bottom wear, the superposition of the thickness of the drawstring itself, the tunnel patch, the lower stop of the waistband surface, the bottom wear and the lining of the waistband surface causes an obvious outward bulge at the junction of the ribbed waistband and the bottom wear, which is likely to form bulges on both sides of the waist, affecting the appearance of the product and the wearing experience.

[0003] In order to improve the appearance of the waist part of this type of bottom wear, without changing the original design position of the drawstring, a pair of ribbed waist pants with a thinner waist bone and comfortable wearing is developed. Summary of the Utility Model

[0004] The purpose of the present utility model is to solve the existing technical problems and propose a pair of ribbed waist pants.

[0005] To achieve the above purpose, the present utility model adopts the following technical solution: A pair of ribbed waist pants, including bottom wear and a waistband. The waistband includes a drawstring, a flat elastic band, a waistband surface fabric and a waistband lining. The waistband is fixedly connected to the bottom wear through a first stitch arranged along the length direction of the waistband, and the first stitch is not connected to the flat elastic band; both the flat elastic band and the drawstring are arranged between the waistband surface fabric and the waistband lining along the length direction of the waistband; there is also a second stitch on the waistband for restricting the movement range of the drawstring. The second stitch penetrates between the waistband surface fabric, the flat elastic band and the waistband lining along the length direction of the waistband; the number of the second stitches is not less than two, the length of the second stitch is less than 5 cm, and the second stitch is located above the first stitch. There is a vertical gap for accommodating the drawstring between the first stitch and the second stitch; the waistband surface fabric is provided with a drawstring hole for pulling the drawstring.

[0006] Preferably, both the waistband surface fabric and the waistband lining are obtained by cutting ribbed knitted fabrics.

[0007] Preferably, the bottom wear is fixed between the waistband surface fabric and the waistband lining. The lower part of the waistband surface fabric is folded inward to form a lower stop of the surface fabric. The drawstring is sandwiched between the waistband lining and the lower stop of the surface fabric and the bottom wear, and the flat elastic band abuts against the lower stop of the surface fabric.

[0008] Preferably, the bottom wear is on the same side of the waistband surface fabric and the waistband lining, and the flat elastic band is sandwiched between the drawstring and the waistband lining.

[0009] Preferably, the number of the second stitches is two, and one second stitch is arranged on each of the two waist sides.

[0010] Preferably, the second stitch is parallel to the first stitch.

[0011] The beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows: The second stitch replaces the traditional tunnel patch to achieve the technical effect of restricting the movement range of the drawstring. Without changing the designed position of the drawstring, the number of fabric layers at the waist bone is effectively reduced, improving the wearing comfort; the reduction of the layers at the waist bone reduces the difficulty of sewing and assembling, contributing to the improvement of production efficiency. Description of the Drawings

[0012] Figure 1 is a partial structural schematic diagram of the present utility model;

[0013] Figure 2 is a partial structural schematic diagram of the waist side of the present utility model;

[0014] Figure 3 is Figure 2 the enlarged view of part A in

[0015] Figure 4 is the schematic diagram of the layer structure of the existing waistband design;

[0016] Figure 5 is the schematic diagram of the layer structure of Embodiment 1 of the present utility model;

[0017] Figure 6 is the schematic diagram of the layer structure of Embodiment 2 of the present utility model. Detailed Embodiments

[0018] Next, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present utility model, rather than all of the embodiments.

[0019] Combined with Embodiments 1-2 and the attached Figures 1-6, A ribbed waist pants, including lower clothing 4 and a waistband. The waistband includes a drawstring 3, a flat elastic band 2, a waistband outer fabric 11 and a waistband inner fabric 12. The waistband is sewn and fixed to the lower clothing 4 through a first stitch line 61 arranged along the length direction of the waistband, and the first stitch line 61 is not connected to the flat elastic band 2; both the flat elastic band 2 and the drawstring 3 are arranged between the waistband outer fabric 11 and the waistband inner fabric 12 along the length direction of the waistband; there is also a second stitch line 62 on the waistband for restricting the moving range of the drawstring 3. The second stitch line 62 penetrates between the waistband outer fabric 11, the flat elastic band 2 and the waistband inner fabric 12 along the length direction of the waistband; the number of the second stitch lines 62 is not less than two, the length of the second stitch line 62 is less than 5 cm, and the second stitch line 62 is located above the first stitch line 61. There is a vertical gap for accommodating the drawstring 3 between the first stitch line 61 and the second stitch line 62; the waistband outer fabric 11 is provided with a drawstring hole 111 for pulling the drawstring 3. The second stitch line 62 arranged along the length direction of the waistband replaces the tunnel patch 5 to play the role of restricting the moving range of the drawstring 3, and the second stitch line 62 is transferred above the first stitch line 61 to achieve the effect of reducing the number of layers at the waist bone, eliminating the process of adding the tunnel patch.

[0020] Further, the vertical distance between the lowest point of the drawstring hole 111 and the first stitch line 61 is less than 1 cm.

[0021] Both the waistband outer fabric 11 and the waistband inner fabric 12 are obtained by cutting ribbed knitted fabrics, or they can also be formed by folding the same ribbed knitted fabric to form the waistband outer fabric and the waistband inner fabric respectively.

[0022] A ribbed waist pants, the waistband outer fabric 11 is obtained by cutting a ribbed knitted fabric, and the waistband inner fabric 12 is obtained by cutting a non-ribbed knitted fabric. The feel of the skin-friendly inner layer is improved by assembling the fabrics.

[0023] The number of the second stitch lines 62 is two, and one second stitch line 62 is arranged on each waist side to prevent the drawstring 3 from shifting and damaging the visual appearance of the waist surface during use.

[0024] A ribbed waist pants, the number of the second stitch lines 62 is three, and the three second stitch lines 62 are arranged at equal arc distances along the circumference of the waistband. The number of the second stitch lines can also be 4 - 6 or more.

[0025] Further, the second stitch line is obtained by sewing with a thread of the same color as the waistband outer fabric.

[0026] Further, the first stitch line is formed by four-thread overlock or three-thread overlock edge-locking, and it can also be formed by other common edge-locking processes.

[0027] Further, the second stitch line is formed by reinforcing with buttonholing. While fixing the horizontal position of the flat elastic band, the second stitch line also plays the role of restricting the upward moving range of the drawstring to avoid the drawstring running around randomly.

[0028] The second stitch 62 is parallel to the first stitch 61, and the second stitch can be a straight stitch or a zigzag stitch.

[0029] Embodiment 1

[0030] A pair of ribbed-waist trousers, the lower garment 4 is fixed between the waistband outer fabric 11 and the waistband inner fabric 12. The lower part of the waistband outer fabric 11 is turned inwards to form the lower stop edge 110 of the outer fabric. The drawstring 3 and the waistband inner fabric 12 sandwich the lower stop edge 110 of the outer fabric and the lower garment 4. The flat elastic band 2 abuts against the lower stop edge 110 of the outer fabric. The flat elastic band 2 is arranged without covering the drawstring 3, and the width of the flat elastic band 2 does not exceed 80% of the width of the waistband. After the flat elastic band is narrowed compared with the existing structure, it does not cover the waist bone position. There are only five layers of materials including the waistband inner fabric, the lower garment, the lower stop edge of the outer fabric, the drawstring and the waistband outer fabric near the waist bone position, effectively thinning the waist bone and improving the bulging phenomenon.

[0031] The first stitch is passed through the waistband inner fabric, the lower garment, the lower stop edge of the outer fabric and the waistband outer fabric. The lower stop edge of the outer fabric and the waistband outer fabric form a "false tunnel" for the drawstring to pass through, and the second stitch is used to prevent the drawstring from running around.

[0032] Embodiment 2

[0033] A pair of ribbed-waist trousers, the lower garment 4 is on the same side of the waistband outer fabric 11 and the waistband inner fabric 12. The flat elastic band 2 is sandwiched between the drawstring 3 and the waistband inner fabric 12. The top of the lower garment 4 is turned inwards to form the upper stop edge 41 of the lower garment. Since the lower garment is on the same side of the waistband outer fabric and the waistband inner fabric, the first stitch only needs to be sewn and hemmed between the upper stop edge of the lower garment, the waistband outer fabric and the waistband inner fabric. There are only three layers of materials at the waist bone, effectively thinning the waist bone and improving the bulging phenomenon on the waist surface. The flat elastic band and the waistband outer fabric form a false tunnel for the drawstring to pass through, and the upper and lower movement ranges of the drawstring are restricted by the second stitch and the first stitch.

[0034] As mentioned above, it is only the preferred specific embodiment of the present utility model, but the protection scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto. Any person skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed by the present utility model, according to the technical solution of the present utility model and its inventive concept, makes equivalent substitutions or changes, and should be covered within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A ribbed waist pants, comprising a bottom garment (4) and a waistband. The waistband includes a drawstring (3), a flat elastic (2), a waistband outer fabric (11) and a waistband inner fabric (12), and is characterized in that: The waistband is fixedly connected to the lower garment (4) by a first stitch line (61) arranged along the length direction of the waistband, and the first stitch line (61) is not connected to the flat elastic band (2); both the flat elastic band (2) and the drawstring (3) are arranged between the waistband face fabric (11) and the waistband lining (12) along the length direction of the waistband; a second stitch line (62) for restricting the movement range of the drawstring (3) is also provided on the waistband, and the second stitch line (62) is threaded between the waistband face fabric (11), the flat elastic band (2) and the waistband lining (12) along the length direction of the waistband; the number of the second stitch lines (62) is not less than two, the length of the second stitch line (62) is less than 5 cm, and the second stitch line (62) is located above the first stitch line (61), and a vertical gap for accommodating the drawstring is left between the first stitch line (61) and the second stitch line (62); a drawstring hole (111) for pulling the drawstring (3) is formed in the waistband face fabric (11).

2. A ribbed waist pants according to claim 1, characterized in that: Both the waistband face fabric (11) and the waistband lining (12) are obtained by cutting a rib knitted fabric.

3. A ribbed waist pants according to claim 1, wherein: The lower garment (4) is fixed between the waistband face fabric (11) and the waistband lining (12), the lower part of the waistband face fabric (11) is turned inward to form a face fabric lower stop (110), the drawstring (3) is sandwiched between the face fabric lower stop (110) and the lower garment (4) with the waistband lining (12), and the flat elastic band (2) abuts against the face fabric lower stop (110).

4. A ribbed waist pants according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower garment (4) is located on the same side of the waistband face fabric (11) and the waistband lining (12), and the flat elastic band (2) is sandwiched between the drawstring (3) and the waistband lining (12).

5. A ribbed waist pants according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that: The number of the second stitch lines (62) is two, and one second stitch line (62) is arranged on each waist side.

6. A ribbed waist pants according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that: The second stitch line (62) is parallel to the first stitch line (61).

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