Down and knitted mixed clothes capable of being worn inside and outside

Abstract

The utility model discloses an internally and externally worn down and knitted mixed garment which comprises a down fabric front piece and a down fabric rear piece, and two sides between the down fabric front piece and the down fabric rear piece are respectively connected with a knitted fabric side piece. A knitted fabric high collar is connected to the upper side between the down fabric front piece and the down fabric rear piece, the two sides of the knitted fabric high collar are each connected with a knitted fabric sleeve, and the two knitted fabric sleeves are connected with the knitted fabric side pieces on the corresponding sides, the down fabric front piece and the down fabric rear piece respectively. The fabric has the advantages that the heat retention property and comfort are combined, the layering sense and fashion sense are prominent, functionality and practicability are both considered, and the fabric can be worn inside and outside.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of clothing technology, and more specifically to a down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer garments. Background Technology

[0002] In the apparel industry, knitwear is loved by consumers for its soft, comfortable, body-hugging, and elastic wearing experience. Knitted fabrics are soft and skin-friendly, moisture-wicking and breathable, and can maintain comfort even after long-term wear, especially for sensitive skin. However, knitted fabrics are not windproof or warm, and more importantly, most knitted garments are not suitable for wearing as outerwear, as the fabric is not durable and is prone to pilling.

[0003] Down jackets have become a popular choice in the cold season due to their excellent warmth retention. However, down jackets are not elastic and have a stretching effect when worn for exercise. More importantly, most down jackets are not suitable for wearing as an inner layer. The fabric is fluffy, and the sleeves are often difficult to slip on. Wearing them can also make you look bulky. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to overcome the above-mentioned defects of the prior art and provide a down-knitted mixed garment that combines warmth and comfort, highlights the sense of layering and fashion, and takes into account both functionality and practicality, making it suitable for both inner and outer wear.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model is implemented through the following technical solution: a down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both inside and out, characterized in that it includes a down fabric front piece and a down fabric back piece, with a knitted fabric side piece connected to each side between the down fabric front piece and the down fabric back piece, a knitted fabric turtleneck connected to the upper side between the down fabric front piece and the down fabric back piece, and a knitted fabric sleeve connected to each side of the knitted fabric turtleneck, with the two knitted fabric sleeves respectively connected to the knitted fabric side piece and the down fabric front piece and the down fabric back piece on their corresponding sides.

[0006] This invention combines down jacket and knitwear, integrating the warmth of down with the comfort and flexibility of knitwear to create a new type of garment that is warm, beautiful, and comfortable. The down filling of the down jacket traps air, forming an insulating layer to resist the cold; the knitted fabric is soft and skin-friendly, comfortable to wear next to the skin, and has a certain degree of elasticity, allowing for free movement. The combination of the two makes warmth without being bulky, allowing for greater freedom of movement and a perfect balance of warmth and comfort. The contrast between the different materials of the down jacket and knitwear creates a striking visual effect, breaking the monotony of a single fabric and highlighting a sense of layering and fashion. The down jacket section is suitable for protecting against the cold, while the knitted section provides a comfortable feel close to the body. The elasticity of the knitted fabric also allows the garment to fit the body better, facilitating movement. This combination design enhances practicality while maintaining warmth. The knitted fabric in areas such as the sleeves and waist reduces the overall size of this combination garment, making it more form-fitting, easier to put on and take off, and suitable for wearing underneath. The down-filled front and back panels enhance the sense of style, breaking the monotony of a single fabric and making them suitable for wearing as outerwear.

[0007] Preferably, both the front and back panels of the down fabric are formed by directly sewing together a polyester fiber fabric and a polyester fiber lining to create a double-layered sandwich structure with tubular spaces. Each tubular space of the double-layered sandwich structure is filled with a filling material, which is duck down or goose down.

[0008] Down fabric has strong warmth retention. Down fibers are hollow tubes with very thin walls. Numerous down fibers come together in a three-dimensional shape, forming a layer of heat-insulating and cold-proof netting, making it difficult for body heat to dissipate and for cold air to penetrate the body.

[0009] Preferably, the down-filled front panel and the knitted turtleneck are equipped with a zipper that runs through both of them. The zipper is easy to put on and take off.

[0010] Preferably, an opening seam is provided at the junction of the down fabric front piece and each of the knitted fabric side pieces, and a pocket is sewn into each opening seam. The pocket is not only a decorative embellishment, but also a convenient place for the wearer to store small items.

[0011] Preferably, the knitted turtleneck, knitted sleeves, and knitted side panels are all knitted in one piece using a circular knitting machine. The knitted fabric is soft and skin-friendly, comfortable to wear next to the skin, and has a certain degree of elasticity, allowing for free movement.

[0012] Preferably, the knitted turtleneck is woven from a first weft plain knit structure that forms horizontal stripes, the horizontal stripes of the first weft plain knit structure being parallel to the length direction of the knitted turtleneck.

[0013] The first weft plain knit structure of this utility model is formed by continuous loops interlocking along the weft direction, presenting a distinct and regular horizontal stripe effect. It has lateral elasticity and extensibility, conforms to the neck line, and can better fit the shape of the neck. It will not produce too many wrinkles and looseness in the neck area, thus improving the overall aesthetics and wearing comfort.

[0014] Preferably, the knitted fabric sleeve is knitted with a second weft plain knit weave forming horizontal lines at the elbow position corresponding to the human body wearing the garment, and the horizontal lines of the second weft plain knit weave are perpendicular to the length direction of the knitted fabric sleeve; the knitted fabric sleeve is knitted with a third weft plain knit weave forming horizontal lines at the forearm position corresponding to the human body wearing the garment, and the horizontal lines of the third weft plain knit weave are parallel to the length direction of the knitted fabric sleeve.

[0015] The second weft plain knit weave of this utility model is formed by continuous loops interlocking along the weft direction, presenting a distinct and regular horizontal stripe effect. It has lateral elasticity and extensibility, making it suitable for elbow joint protection and almost a replacement for elbow braces.

[0016] This utility model's third weft plain knit structure is formed by continuous loops interlocking along the weft direction, presenting a distinct and regular horizontal stripe effect. It has lateral elasticity and extensibility, conforms to the lines of the arm, and can better fit the shape of the forearm, without producing too many wrinkles and looseness in the arm area, thus improving the overall aesthetics and wearing comfort.

[0017] Preferably, the knitted fabric sleeve has an elbow pad sewn onto the side corresponding to the elbow position when worn. The elbow pad is made of canvas. Canvas fabric is relatively durable, which not only enhances the protection of the elbow joint but also adds embellishment and improves the sense of style.

[0018] Preferably, the knitted fabric sleeve has a finger hole on the side near the opening. As the name suggests, the finger hole is for the thumb to pass through, which allows the sleeve to cover the entire hand, preventing it from shrinking back, providing warmth, and making it easy to put on and take off.

[0019] Preferably, a jacquard weave area is provided in the middle of each side of the knitted fabric side panel.

[0020] This utility model of jacquard weave tape increases the aesthetics and diversity of fabrics by forming different patterns on the fabric surface. Different areas will have different yarn densities and weave structures, thereby creating areas with elasticity and wrinkle effects. The pleats and concave and convex parts increase the surface area of ​​the fabric, thereby increasing the area for moisture evaporation and facilitating sweating during exercise.

[0021] Beneficial Effects: This utility model combines down jackets and knitwear, integrating the warmth of down jackets with the comfort and flexibility of knitwear to create a new type of garment that is warm, beautiful, and comfortable. The down filling of the down jacket traps air, forming an insulating layer to resist the cold; the knitted fabric is soft and skin-friendly, comfortable to wear next to the skin, and has a certain degree of elasticity, allowing for easy movement. The combination of the two materials makes warmth without being bulky, allowing for greater freedom of movement and a perfect balance between warmth and comfort. The contrast between the different materials of the down jacket and knitwear creates a striking visual effect, breaking the monotony of a single fabric and highlighting a sense of layering and fashion. The down jacket portion is suitable for protecting against the harsh cold, while the knitted portion provides a comfortable feel close to the body. The elasticity of the knitted fabric also allows the garment to conform to the body shape, facilitating movement. This combination design enhances practicality while ensuring warmth. The knitted fabric in areas such as the sleeves and waist reduces the overall size of this combination garment, making it more form-fitting, easier to put on and take off, and suitable for wearing underneath. The down-filled front and back panels enhance the sense of style, breaking the monotony of a single fabric and making them suitable for wearing as outerwear. Attached Figure Description

[0022] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0023] Figure 2 for Figure 1 Rear view.

[0024] In the picture: 1-Down fabric front piece, 2-Down fabric back piece, 3-Knitted fabric side piece, 4-Knitted fabric turtleneck, 5-Knitted fabric sleeve, 6-Zipper, 7-Pocket, 8-Elbow pad, 9-Jacquard weave area, 10-Finger hole. Detailed Implementation

[0025] To make the technical means, creative features and objectives of this utility model easier to understand, the following describes this utility model in conjunction with specific embodiments.

[0026] Example: Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, a down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both inside and out includes a down fabric front piece 1 and a down fabric back piece 2. A knitted fabric side piece 3 is connected to each side between the down fabric front piece 1 and the down fabric back piece 2. A knitted fabric turtleneck 4 is connected to the upper side between the down fabric front piece 1 and the down fabric back piece 2. A knitted fabric sleeve 5 is connected to each side of the knitted fabric turtleneck 4. The two knitted fabric sleeves 5 are respectively connected to the knitted fabric side piece 3 on their corresponding sides and the down fabric front piece 1 and the down fabric back piece 2.

[0027] Both the front piece 1 and the back piece 2 of the down fabric are made of a polyester fiber fabric and a polyester fiber lining, which are directly sewn together to form a double-layer sandwich structure with tubular spaces. Each tubular space of the double-layer sandwich structure is filled with a filling material, which is duck down or goose down.

[0028] A zipper 6 runs through both the down-filled front panel 1 and the knitted turtleneck 4.

[0029] An opening seam is provided at the connection between the down fabric front piece 1 and each side knitted fabric side piece 3, and a pocket 7 is sewn into each opening seam.

[0030] The high collar (4), sleeves (5), and side panels (3) are all knitted by a circular knitting machine using an integrated weft knitting technique.

[0031] Each side panel 3 of the knitted fabric has a jacquard weave area 9 located in the middle.

[0032] The high-neck knitted fabric 4 is woven from the first weft plain knit structure that forms the horizontal lines, and the horizontal lines of the first weft plain knit structure are parallel to the length direction of the high-neck knitted fabric 4.

[0033] The sleeve 5 of the knitted fabric is knitted with a second weft plain knitting structure that forms horizontal lines at the elbow position corresponding to the human body after wearing it. The horizontal lines of the second weft plain knitting structure are perpendicular to the length direction of the sleeve 5 of the knitted fabric. The sleeve 5 of the knitted fabric is knitted with a third weft plain knitting structure that forms horizontal lines at the forearm position corresponding to the human body after wearing it. The horizontal lines of the third weft plain knitting structure are parallel to the length direction of the sleeve 5 of the knitted fabric.

[0034] The sleeve 5 is made of knitted fabric and has an elbow pad 8 sewn on the side corresponding to the elbow position when worn by the human body. The elbow pad 8 is made of canvas fabric.

[0035] A one-finger hole 10 is provided on the side of the sleeve 5 near the opening of the sleeve.

[0036] Application: This utility model combines down jacket and knitwear, integrating the warmth of down jacket with the comfort and flexibility of knitwear to create a new type of clothing that is warm, beautiful, and comfortable. The down filling of the down jacket traps air, forming an insulating layer to resist the cold; the knitted fabric is soft and skin-friendly, comfortable to wear next to the skin, and has a certain degree of elasticity, allowing for easy movement. The combination of the two makes warmth without being bulky, allowing for greater freedom of movement and a perfect combination of warmth and comfort. The contrast between the different materials of the down jacket and knitwear creates a striking visual effect, breaking the monotony of a single fabric and highlighting a sense of layering and fashion. The down jacket part is suitable for resisting the external cold, while the knitted part provides a comfortable touch close to the body. At the same time, the elasticity of the knitted fabric allows the garment to fit the body better, facilitating movement. This combination design enhances the practicality of the garment while ensuring warmth. The knitted fabric in areas such as the sleeves and waist reduces the overall size of this combination garment, making it more form-fitting, easier to put on and take off, and suitable for wearing as an inner layer. The down-filled front and back panels enhance the sense of style, breaking the monotony of a single fabric and making them suitable for wearing as outerwear.

Claims

1. A down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as an inner and outer layer, characterized in that, It includes a down fabric front piece and a down fabric back piece. A knitted fabric side piece is connected to each side between the down fabric front piece and the down fabric back piece. A knitted fabric turtleneck is connected to the upper side between the down fabric front piece and the down fabric back piece. A knitted fabric sleeve is connected to each side of the knitted fabric turtleneck. The two knitted fabric sleeves are respectively connected to the knitted fabric side piece and the down fabric front piece and the down fabric back piece on their corresponding sides.

2. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer layers according to claim 1, characterized in that, Both the front and back panels of the down fabric are formed by directly sewing together a polyester fiber fabric and a polyester fiber lining to create a double-layered structure with tubular spaces. Each tubular space of the double-layered structure is filled with a filling material, which is duck down or goose down.

3. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer garments according to claim 1, characterized in that, The down fabric front panel and the knitted fabric turtleneck are equipped with a zipper that runs through both of them.

4. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer layers according to claim 1, characterized in that, An opening seam is provided at the connection between the down fabric front piece and each of the knitted fabric side pieces, and a pocket is sewn into each opening seam.

5. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer layers according to claim 1, characterized in that, The knitted high collar, knitted sleeves, and knitted side panels are all knitted in one piece using a circular knitting machine.

6. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer layers according to claim 5, characterized in that, The high collar of the knitted fabric is woven from a first weft plain knit structure that forms horizontal stripes, and the horizontal stripes of the first weft plain knit structure are parallel to the length direction of the high collar of the knitted fabric.

7. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer layers according to claim 5, characterized in that, The sleeve of the knitted fabric is knitted with a second weft plain knit weave forming horizontal lines at the elbow position corresponding to the human body when worn, and the horizontal lines of the second weft plain knit weave are perpendicular to the length direction of the sleeve of the knitted fabric; the sleeve of the knitted fabric is knitted with a third weft plain knit weave forming horizontal lines at the forearm position corresponding to the human body when worn, and the horizontal lines of the third weft plain knit weave are parallel to the length direction of the sleeve of the knitted fabric.

8. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer layers according to claim 7, characterized in that, The knitted fabric sleeve has an elbow pad sewn on the side corresponding to the elbow position when worn by the human body. The elbow pad is made of canvas fabric.

9. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer garments according to claim 7, characterized in that, A finger hole is provided on the side of the sleeve near the opening of the sleeve.

10. The down-knitted mixed garment that can be worn both as inner and outer layers according to claim 5, characterized in that, Each side of the knitted fabric has a jacquard weave area in the middle.

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