Organ pocket structure of clothes and clothes
By designing an accordion pocket structure on the clothing, combining side-insert and straight-insert pockets, and providing I-shaped pleats on the second pocket cloth, the problems of small pocket capacity and insufficient aesthetics in the existing technology are solved, and the pocket capacity is increased and the aesthetics are improved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422216582.9
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-09-10
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-16
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-09-10
AI Technical Summary
The pocket capacity in the prior art is small and cannot meet the needs of users for storing items. At the same time, the design of the pocket cloth is simple in appearance, which affects the aesthetics.
An accordion pocket structure for clothing is designed, comprising a main body fabric piece, a first pocket fabric, and a second pocket fabric. The first pocket fabric forms a side-insert pocket, and the second pocket fabric forms a straight-insert pocket. I-shaped pleats are provided on the second pocket fabric, combining the side-insert and straight-insert pockets to increase capacity and enhance aesthetics.
The capacity of the pockets has been increased, making it easier for users to choose appropriate pockets to store items according to their usage habits, thereby achieving item classification and improving the aesthetics and ease of use of the pockets.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of clothing processing, in particular to an accordion pocket structure of clothing and the clothing. Background Art
[0002] As an important element of clothing design, pockets not only have practical functions but also carry decorative functions.
[0003] The capacity of pockets made by patch pockets in the prior art depends on the size of the patch cloth. However, in order to prevent the patch cloth from being too large and affecting the aesthetics of the clothing, the size of the patch cloth is usually limited. The resulting problem is that the pocket capacity is limited, and the pocket capacity is small, which cannot meet the user's needs for placing items. In addition, the shape design of the pocket made of patch cloth is relatively simple.
[0004] Therefore existing technology still needs to be improved and improved. Utility Model Content
[0005] In view of the above-mentioned deficiencies in the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to provide an accordion pocket structure for clothing and clothing, aiming to solve the problem of small pocket design capacity in the prior art.
[0006] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical solutions:
[0007] A accordion pocket structure for clothing comprises: a main body fabric piece; a first pocket fabric, wherein the first pocket fabric is sewn onto the main body fabric piece to form a first pocket, and the first pocket is a side-insert pocket; a second pocket fabric, wherein the second pocket fabric is sewn onto the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket, and the second pocket is a straight-insert pocket; the second pocket fabric is provided with an I-shaped pleat.
[0008] The upper edge of the first bag cloth is folded toward the main body cloth piece to form a first folded edge, and the first bag cloth, the first folded edge and the main body cloth piece are sewn together.
[0009] The lower edge of the first bag cloth is folded toward the second bag cloth to form a second folded edge, and both side edges of the first bag cloth are folded toward the second bag cloth to form a third folded edge and a fourth folded edge, and the fourth folded edge is located on the opening side of the first pocket; the lower edge of the second bag cloth, the second folded edge, and the first bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece; one side edge of the second bag cloth, the third folded edge, and the first bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece; at the opening of the first pocket, the fourth folded edge, the first bag cloth and the second bag cloth are sewn; on the upper and lower sides of the opening of the first pocket, the other side edge of the second bag cloth, the fourth folded edge, and the first bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece.
[0010] The upper end of the second bag cloth is folded toward the main body cloth to form a fifth folded edge, and the lower end of the fifth folded edge is folded toward the second bag cloth to form a sixth folded edge; the upper end of the sixth folded edge is higher than the upper end of the fifth folded edge.
[0011] The lower edge and both side edges of the second bag cloth are folded toward the back side of the second bag cloth to form M-shaped folds.
[0012] The M-shaped folded edge includes a seventh folded edge, an eighth folded edge and a ninth folded edge formed by extending from the second bag cloth. The eighth folded edge and the ninth folded edge located at the lower end of the second bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece together with the second folded edge and the first bag cloth; the eighth folded edge and the ninth folded edge located on the side of the second bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece together with the third folded edge and the first bag cloth; at the opening of the first pocket, the eighth folded edge, the ninth folded edge, the fourth folded edge and the first bag cloth are sewn; at the upper and lower sides of the opening of the first pocket, the eighth folded edge, the ninth folded edge, the fourth folded edge and the first bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece.
[0013] The upper end of the sixth folded edge is 1 cm to 3 cm higher than the upper end of the fifth folded edge.
[0014] The seventh folding edge and the eighth folding edge have the same width, which is 1-2 cm.
[0015] A garment comprises the accordion pocket structure of the garment described above.
[0016] Compared with the prior art, the present invention provides an accordion pocket structure of clothing and clothing, wherein the accordion pocket structure of the clothing includes: a main body cloth piece; a first pocket cloth, the first pocket cloth is sewn onto the main body cloth piece to form a first pocket, and the first pocket is a side-insert pocket; a second pocket cloth, the second pocket cloth is sewn onto the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket, and the second pocket is a straight-insert pocket; the second pocket cloth is provided with an I-shaped pleat.
[0017] This invention employs a first pocket fabric provided on the outside of the main body panel to form a first pocket, and a second pocket fabric provided on the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket. This combination of side-entry and straight-entry pockets not only facilitates users to choose the pocket that best suits their needs, but also increases pocket capacity and facilitates the user to sort items into different pockets on a single side. Furthermore, the second pocket fabric is provided with an inner I-shaped pleat, which is vertically located in the middle of the second pocket fabric. This I-shaped pleat provides a decorative effect, enhancing the pocket's aesthetics while also increasing its capacity, making it easier for users to fit more items. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0018] Figure 1This is a front schematic diagram of the accordion pocket structure of the clothing provided by the utility model.
[0019] Figure 2 for Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the AA section.
[0020] Figure 3 for Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the middle BB cross section.
[0021] Figure 4 for Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the CC cross section. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0022] In order to make the purpose, technical solution and effect of the present invention more clear and explicit, the present invention is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are only used to explain the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention.
[0023] It should be noted that when a component is referred to as being “mounted on,” “fixed on,” or “disposed on” another component, it may be directly on the other component or there may be an intermediate component. When a component is referred to as being “connected to” another component, it may be directly connected to the other component or there may be an intermediate component.
[0024] It should also be noted that the directional terms such as left, right, up, and down in the embodiments of the present invention are merely relative concepts or are based on the normal use status of the product, and should not be considered as restrictive.
[0025] Pockets, as an important element of clothing design, not only serve practical functions but also carry a decorative role. The capacity of pockets made using patch pockets in the prior art depends on the size of the patch fabric. However, to prevent the patch fabric from being too large and affecting the aesthetics of the garment, the size of the patch fabric is usually limited. This leads to the problem of limited pocket capacity, which is too small to meet the user's need for storing items. Furthermore, existing single-sided pockets on clothing make it difficult for users to sort items while storing them, making it difficult for users to retrieve items. Furthermore, the existing patch fabric design has a single appearance and does not provide a good decorative effect on the pocket's appearance. Therefore, the existing technical problems need to be improved and enhanced.
[0026] The utility model provides a accordion pocket structure for clothing. Figure 1-Figure 4, including: a main body cloth piece 10; a first pocket cloth 1, the first pocket cloth 1 is sewn on the main body cloth piece 10 to form a first pocket, and the first pocket is a side-insert pocket; a second pocket cloth 2, the second pocket cloth 2 is sewn on the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket, and the second pocket is a straight-insert pocket; the second pocket cloth 2 is provided with an I-shaped pleat E.
[0027] In this application, a first pocket 1 is provided on the outside of the main body fabric 10 to form a first pocket, and a second pocket 2 is provided on the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket. The combination of side-insert pockets and straight-insert pockets not only facilitates users to select a pocket that suits their needs but also increases pocket capacity and facilitates users to sort items into different pockets on a single side. Furthermore, the second pocket 2 is provided with an inner I-shaped pleat, which is located vertically in the middle of the second pocket 2. The I-shaped pleat provides a decorative effect, enhancing the aesthetics of the pocket while increasing pocket capacity, making it easier for users to fit more items.
[0028] In the drawings of this application, Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the front view of the accordion pocket structure of the garment, where D points to the opening of the first pocket, E only shows the position of the I-shaped pleat and does not limit the shape of the I-shaped pleat, the A-A direction is the vertical direction, and the opening direction of the second pocket is upward; Figure 2 for Figure 1 The cross-sectional view along the A-A direction is shown in FIG. Figure 3 for Figure 1 A schematic cross-sectional view along the BB direction is shown in FIG, where BB is a cross-sectional line passing through the opening of the first pocket; Figure 4 for Figure 1 In the cross-sectional schematic diagram shown along the CC direction, CC is the lower cross-sectional line passing through the opening of the first pocket. The upper cross-sectional schematic diagram of the opening of the first pocket is the same as the lower cross-sectional schematic diagram, so the upper cross-sectional line and the cross-sectional schematic diagram of the opening of the first pocket are omitted.
[0029] Furthermore, the upper edge of the first bag cloth 1 is folded toward the main body fabric panel 10 to form a first hem 11. The first bag cloth 1, the first hem 11, and the main body fabric panel 10 are sewn together. The first hem 11 is sewn between the first bag cloth 1 and the main body fabric panel 10 via a first stitch 31 and a second stitch 32. The first stitch 31 is located above the second stitch 32. The distance between the first stitch 31 and the upper edge of the first hem 11 is 0.1-0.2 cm, and the distance between the second stitch 32 and the lower edge of the first hem 11 is 0.1-0.2 cm. The first stitch 31 is provided to sew the upper end of the first bag cloth 1 to the main body fabric panel 10 to serve as the upper edge of the pocket. The second stitch 32, in addition to the first stitch 31, strengthens the sewing strength between the first bag cloth 1 and the main body fabric panel 10 and increases the weight-bearing capacity of the pocket, thereby facilitating the storage of more items.
[0030] Furthermore, the lower edge of the first bag cloth 1 is folded toward the side of the second bag cloth 2 to form a second folded edge 12, and the two side edges of the first bag cloth 1 are respectively folded toward the side of the second bag cloth 2 to form a third folded edge 13 and a fourth folded edge 14, and the fourth folded edge 14 is located on the opening side of the first pocket; the lower edge of the second bag cloth 2, the second folded edge 12, and the first bag cloth 1 are sewn to the main body cloth piece 10; one side edge of the second bag cloth 2, the third folded edge 13, and the first bag cloth 1 are sewn to the main body cloth piece 10; at the opening of the first pocket, the fourth folded edge 14, the first bag cloth 1 and the second bag cloth 2 are sewn; on the upper and lower sides of the opening of the first pocket, the other side edge of the second bag cloth 2, the fourth folded edge 14 and the first bag cloth 1 are sewn to the main body cloth piece 10.
[0031] After the first fold 11 is sewn, the first bagging cloth 1 and its fold are sewn to the second bagging cloth 2, thereby sewing the first bagging cloth 1, its fold, and the second bagging cloth 2 to the main body fabric 10. This allows the first bagging cloth 1 to be sewn to the outside of the main body fabric 10, forming a first pocket. Sewing the second bagging cloth 2 to the outside of the first bagging cloth 1 conceals the raw edges of the second fold 12, third fold 13, and fourth fold 14, smoothing the edges of the first pocket and enhancing its aesthetic appearance. Furthermore, sewing the second bagging cloth 2, fourth fold 14, and first bagging cloth 1 to the main body fabric 10 on both sides of the first pocket's opening positions and shapes the first pocket's opening, preventing tears at the opening and impacting the pocket's load-bearing capacity.
[0032] Furthermore, the upper end of the second bagging cloth 2 is folded toward the main body fabric panel 10 to form a fifth hem 21. The lower end of the fifth hem 21 is folded toward the second bagging cloth 2 to form a sixth hem 22. The upper end of the sixth hem 22 is higher than the upper end of the fifth hem 21. The upper end of the second bagging cloth 2 is folded inward to form the fifth hem 21. The lower edge of the fifth hem 21 is folded between the fifth hem 21 and the second bagging cloth 2. The second bagging cloth 2, the fifth hem 21, and the sixth hem 22 are sewn together using a third seam 33. This conceals the raw edge at the upper end of the second pocket, preventing friction and impact on the user experience when placing or removing items from the second pocket. The upper end of the sixth hem 22 is 1-3 cm higher than the upper end of the fifth hem 21. Preferably, the upper end of the sixth folded edge 22 is 1 cm higher than the upper end of the fifth folded edge 21, that is, the upper end of the second bag cloth 2 is higher than the upper end of the first bag cloth 1, which is conducive to hiding the edge of the first bag cloth 1 and avoiding the leakage of the first bag cloth 1 when taking out or putting items in the second pocket, affecting the appearance.
[0033] Furthermore, the lower edge and both side edges of the second bag cloth 2 are folded toward the back of the second bag cloth 2 with an M-shaped fold. The design of the M-shaped fold allows the lower edge and both sides of the second pocket to naturally expand after the second pocket is filled with items, thereby being able to hold more items than ordinary pockets, thereby increasing the storage space and usage efficiency of the second pocket; at the same time, the M-shaped fold also makes the opening of the second pocket more spacious, allowing users to put items in or take them out more easily, thereby improving the convenience of use. The M-shaped fold is visually more layered in appearance, which can enhance the appearance and texture of the second pocket. In addition, the design of the M-shaped fold helps to enhance the strength of the edge of the second pocket, making the second pocket more stable when bearing weight or being subjected to external force, and not easily deformed or damaged, thereby improving the durability and service life of the pocket.
[0034] Furthermore, the M-shaped fold includes a seventh fold 23, an eighth fold 24 and a ninth fold 25 formed by extending from the second bag cloth 2. The eighth fold 24 and the ninth fold 25 located at the lower end of the second bag cloth 2 are sewn to the main body cloth 10 with the second fold 12 and the first bag cloth 1; the seventh fold 23, the eighth fold 24 and the ninth fold 25 are connected in sequence; the eighth fold 24 and the ninth fold 25 located at the side of the second bag cloth 2 and away from the opening of the first pocket are sewn to the third fold 13 and the first bag cloth The second pocket fabric 2 is sewn to the main body fabric 10 via a fourth stitch 34. At the opening of the first pocket, the eighth fold 24, the ninth fold 25, the fourth fold 14, and the first pocket fabric 1 are sewn together. At the upper and lower sides of the first pocket opening, the eighth fold 24, the ninth fold 25, the fourth fold 14, and the first pocket fabric 1 are sewn together to the main body fabric. The M-shaped fold formed by folding the second pocket fabric 2 in the above-mentioned manner is sewn to the outside of the first pocket fabric 1, concealing the raw edges of the first pocket fabric 1 while increasing the capacity of the second pocket. At the opening of the first pocket, the eighth fold 24, the ninth fold 25, and the fourth fold 14 are sewn to the first pocket fabric 1 via a fifth stitch 35. At the upper and lower sides of the first pocket opening, the eighth fold 24, the ninth fold 25, the fourth fold 14, and the first pocket fabric 1 are sewn together to the main body fabric via a sixth stitch 36. This sewing process forms the opening of the first pocket, strengthening the opening and preventing tearing.
[0035] Furthermore, the seventh fold 23 and the eighth fold 24 have the same width, which is 1-2 cm. Preferably, the seventh fold 23 and the eighth fold 24 have a width of 1.5 cm, that is, the width of the M-shaped fold is 1.5 cm. On the one hand, the capacity of the second pocket is increased by adding the M-shaped fold, and on the other hand, the M-shaped fold is prevented from being too wide and affecting the shape of the pocket, thereby reducing fabric waste and lowering costs.
[0036] The present invention also provides a corresponding garment, including the accordion pocket structure of the garment; the garment adopting the accordion pocket structure of the present application, on the one hand, increases the capacity of the garment pocket, which is beneficial for users to classify items when putting them in, and facilitates users to accurately take the required items; on the other hand, the I-shaped pleats on the pocket serve as a device for the pocket, thereby improving the aesthetics of the pocket.
[0037] In summary, the utility model provides an accordion pocket structure of clothing and clothing, wherein the accordion pocket structure of the clothing includes: a main body cloth piece; a first pocket cloth, the first pocket cloth is sewn onto the main body cloth piece to form a first pocket, and the first pocket is a side-insert pocket; a second pocket cloth, the second pocket cloth is sewn onto the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket, and the second pocket is a straight-insert pocket; the second pocket cloth is provided with an I-shaped pleat.
[0038] This invention employs a first pocket fabric provided on the outside of the main body panel to form a first pocket, and a second pocket fabric provided on the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket. This combination of side-entry and straight-entry pockets not only facilitates users to choose the pocket that best suits their needs, but also increases pocket capacity and facilitates the user to sort items into different pockets on a single side. Furthermore, the second pocket fabric is provided with an inner I-shaped pleat, which is vertically located in the middle of the second pocket fabric. This I-shaped pleat provides a decorative effect, enhancing the pocket's aesthetics while also increasing its capacity, making it easier for users to fit more items.
[0039] It is understandable that those skilled in the art can make equivalent substitutions or changes based on the technical solution and utility model concept of the present invention, and all these changes or substitutions should fall within the scope of protection of the claims attached to the present invention.
Claims
1. An accordion pocket structure for clothing, characterized in that: include: Main body cloth piece; a first pocket cloth, wherein the first pocket cloth is sewn onto the main body cloth piece to form a first pocket, and the first pocket is a side-insert pocket; The second bag cloth is sewn onto the outside of the first pocket to form a second pocket, and the second pocket is a straight-insert pocket; an inner I-shaped pleat is provided on the second bag cloth, and the inner I-shaped pleat is located in the middle of the second bag cloth along the vertical direction; the lower edge and both side edges of the second bag cloth are folded toward the back of the second bag cloth to form an M-shaped fold.
2. The accordion pocket structure of clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper edge of the first bag cloth is folded toward the main body cloth piece to form a first folded edge, and the first bag cloth, the first folded edge and the main body cloth piece are sewn together.
3. The accordion pocket structure of clothing according to claim 2, characterized in that: The lower edge of the first bag cloth is folded toward the second bag cloth to form a second folded edge, and both sides of the first bag cloth are folded toward the second bag cloth to form a third folded edge and a fourth folded edge, respectively, with the fourth folded edge located on the opening side of the first pocket; the lower edge of the second bag cloth, the second folded edge, and the first bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece; one side of the second bag cloth, the third folded edge, and the first bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece; at the opening of the first pocket, the fourth folded edge, the first bag cloth, and the second bag cloth are sewn; On the upper and lower sides of the opening of the first pocket, the other side edge of the second bag cloth, the fourth folded edge and the first bag cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece.
4. The accordion pocket structure of clothing according to claim 3, characterized in that: The upper end of the second bag cloth is folded toward the main body cloth to form a fifth folded edge, and the lower end of the fifth folded edge is folded toward the second bag cloth to form a sixth folded edge; the upper end of the sixth folded edge is higher than the upper end of the fifth folded edge.
5. The accordion pocket structure of clothing according to claim 4, characterized in that: The M-shaped fold includes a seventh fold, an eighth fold, and a ninth fold formed by extending from the second bag cloth. The eighth fold and the ninth fold located at the lower end of the second bag cloth are sewn together with the second fold and the first bag cloth to the main body cloth piece; the eighth fold and the ninth fold located at the side of the second bag cloth are sewn together with the third fold and the first bag cloth to the main body cloth piece; the eighth fold, the ninth fold, the fourth fold, and the first bag cloth are sewn together at the opening of the first pocket; The eighth folded edge, the ninth folded edge, the fourth folded edge and the first pocket cloth are sewn to the main body cloth piece at the upper and lower sides of the opening of the first pocket.
6. The accordion pocket structure of clothing according to claim 4, characterized in that: The upper end of the sixth folded edge is 1 cm to 3 cm higher than the upper end of the fifth folded edge.
7. The accordion pocket structure of clothing according to claim 5, characterized in that: The seventh folding edge and the eighth folding edge have the same width, which is 1-2 cm.
8. A garment, characterized in that: The invention relates to a gusset pocket structure of a garment comprising the garment according to any one of claims 1 to 7.