clothing

Abstract

The utility model provides a clothes with sleeve that is not easy to soak water, specifically, the clothes related to the utility model has sleeve (10), the sleeve (10) has: first cloth (20) has the elasticity, and the wrist is in close fit with the wearer, and second cloth (30) is fixed in the arm side of first cloth (20), has waterproof property. It is provided with coincident part (40), the wrist side end of second cloth (30) is folded, and the end of the wrist side of first cloth (20) is overlapped on the folding part and is sewed up, and the joint tape (60) is pasted on the joint (40a) formed by the sewing of coincident part (40).

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a garment with features on the cuff portion. Background Technology

[0002] Previously, there were known garments (raincoats, work clothes, etc.) for use in environments with high water content, such as oceans, rivers, and during rainfall. These garments had waterproof outer layers made of materials like nylon or polyester, and water-resistant features were incorporated into the cuffs to prevent water from easily penetrating the interior.

[0003] For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a double-layered cuff consisting of an inner cuff made of a water-resistant fabric (such as neoprene) in a tubular shape and an outer cuff made of a waterproof and moisture-proof fabric (such as polyvinyl chloride or polyurethane) in a tubular shape. At the top of the inner cuff, rubber or the like is used to contract the inner cuff, thereby preventing water from easily penetrating the interior.

[0004] Patent documents Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2019-99949 Utility Model Content

[0005] The aforementioned cuff design, which only uses rubber to pierce the top of the inner cuff, is insufficient as a measure to prevent water from seeping into the cuff. Furthermore, the joint area between the inner and outer cuffs is sewn, and when the amount of water in this area increases, such as when the hand is immersed in water, moisture can easily seep into the interior through the sewn part.

[0006] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a garment with cuffs that are not easily soaked into the inside.

[0007] This utility model relates to a garment having a cuff, the cuff comprising: a first fabric having elasticity and fitting snugly to the wearer's wrist; and a second fabric fixed to the upper arm side of the first fabric, having waterproof properties, characterized in that it has an overlapping portion, the overlapping portion being formed by folding the wrist-side end of the second fabric over the folded portion and sewing it together with the upper arm-side end of the first fabric, and seam tape being affixed to the seam formed by the sewing of the overlapping portion.

[0008] The cuffs of the aforementioned garment include: a first fabric that fits snugly against the wearer's wrist; and a second fabric that is fixed to the wrist side of the first fabric and is waterproof. Because this fixing structure has an overlapping portion, formed by folding the wrist-side end of the second fabric over the upper arm-side end of the first fabric and sewing it together, and with seam tape affixed to the seam of the overlapping portion, water seepage from the seam into the garment is prevented.

[0009] According to this utility model, a garment with cuffs that do not easily allow water to seep into the interior can be provided. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 This is a front view of one embodiment of clothing, namely a raincoat. Figure 2 yes Figure 1 The image shows a magnified view of the cuffs of the garment. Figure 3 The diagram shows the state after the cuff portion has been cut along the longitudinal direction of the arm. (a) is an enlarged sectional view of the fixed part of the first and second fabrics, and (b) is a sectional view of the overall structure of the fixed part. Figure 4 It is a diagram that represents the fixed parts of the fabric that make up the cuff in a stylized way. Figure 5 This is a diagram showing the fixed portion of the fabric constituting the cuff in the second embodiment, represented in a stylized manner. Symbol Explanation 1-Clothing; 8-Sleeve; 10-Cuff; 20-First fabric; 30-Second fabric; 40-First overlapping part; 40a-Seam; 50-Second overlapping part; 50a-Seam; 60-Seam tape. Detailed Implementation

[0011] The following describes the embodiments of the clothing involved in this utility model. Figures 1 to 4 This diagram illustrates the first embodiment of the clothing (raincoat). Figure 1 It is a front view. Figure 2 This is a magnified view of the cuff area. Figure 3 The diagram shows the state after the cuff portion has been cut along the longitudinal direction of the arm. (a) is an enlarged sectional view of the fixing part of the first and second fabrics, and (b) is a sectional view of the overall structure of the fixing part. Then... Figure 4 It is a diagram that represents the fixed parts of the fabric that make up the cuff in a stylized way.

[0012] The clothing involved in this embodiment (hereinafter referred to as raincoat 1) is the same as ordinary clothing, having a back panel (not shown) located on the back side of the wearer and a front panel 3 located on the front side of the wearer. A zipper 5 is provided in the center of the front panel 3, and the left and right front panels can be opened and closed by opening and closing the zipper 5 for putting on and taking off. In addition, pockets 6 that are opened and closed by zippers 6a are provided on the left and right front panels 3 respectively.

[0013] On both sides between the front and back of the body, above the left and right armpits 7, there are cylindrical sleeves 8. The sleeves 8 are the part through which the wearer's arms pass, and when worn, the wearer's wrists protrude from the openings 10a of the cuffs 10 on the top side.

[0014] The sleeves 8 and cuffs 10 provided on the raincoat 1 of this embodiment will now be described. Furthermore, the left and right sleeves 8 each have cuffs 10 with the same configuration.

[0015] The cuff 10 comprises: a first fabric 20, which is elastic and fits snugly to the wearer's wrist; and a second fabric 30, which is fixed (stitched) to the upper arm side of the first fabric 20 and is waterproof, both of which are formed into a tubular shape that provides 360° coverage from the wearer's elbow to the wrist.

[0016] The first fabric 20 is formed from a stretchable raw material to fit snugly against the wearer's wrist. Commonly known materials include neoprene, a raw material with a waterproof membrane overlaid on a knitted fabric, or a waterproof-treated raw material. Furthermore, the second fabric 30 is formed from a waterproof and moisture-proof raw material. Additionally, the upper arm side end of the first fabric 20 and the wrist side end of the second fabric 30 are sewn together around the circumference.

[0017] In this embodiment, the first fabric 20 and the second fabric 30 are integrated by sewing multiple overlapping portions together along the longitudinal direction of the sleeve 8. Specifically, the sleeve has an overlapping portion (also called the first overlapping portion) 40, which is formed by folding the wrist-side end 31 of the second fabric 30 inward to form a fold 32. The end region of the upper arm-side end 21 of the first fabric 20 is overlapped on this fold 32, and the overlapping portion is sewn into a loop. Furthermore, the sleeve has a wrist-side overlapping portion (also called the second overlapping portion) 50, which is formed by folding the wrist-side end 22 of the first fabric 20 inward without overlapping the overlapping portion 40, and the overlapping portion formed by this fold 23 is sewn into a loop. Alternatively, the wrist-side end 22 of the first fabric 20 can be configured without folding, but as in this embodiment, folding it towards the upper arm enhances the aesthetics.

[0018] The overlapping portion of the folded portion 23 formed by the folding, namely the end of the second overlapping portion 50, is sewn together. As described above, the first overlapping portion 40 and the second overlapping portion 50 are folded in the longitudinal direction of the sleeve in a manner that they do not overlap each other, and the first overlapping portion 40 and the second overlapping portion 50 are staggered in the longitudinal direction without overlapping (so as not to thicken the walls and create steps).

[0019] Furthermore, seam tape 60 is adhered from the inside to the seam 40a formed by stitching the first overlapping portion 40 and the seam 50a formed by stitching the second overlapping portion 50. This seam tape 60 is made of a waterproof raw material and is used to cover the seams 40a and 50a through welding, bonding, or other methods, and is fixed in a manner that prevents these seams from being exposed.

[0020] Although the seam tape 60 can be directly fixed to the first fabric 20, it is preferable to clamp and adhere a waterproof fabric 65. This makes the seam tape 60 less prone to peeling and effectively prevents water seepage from the seam (improving waterproofness). Furthermore, since the waterproof fabric 65 can be made from scraps of the second fabric 30 formed into strips, there is no need to manufacture a dedicated fabric 65, thus reducing costs.

[0021] In this embodiment, a strip of fabric 65, cut into a long strip shape, is folded at the wrist side to form a folded portion 66, and this portion is secured by a seam 50a formed by sewing together the second overlapping portion 50. Furthermore, on the upper arm side, it is aligned with the upper arm end 21 of the first fabric 20 and secured by a seam 40a formed by sewing together the first overlapping portion 40. According to this fixing method, the seam tape 60 can be stably fixed to the seam of the overlapping part.

[0022] The cuff 10 constructed as described above can prevent water from seeping in from the seams (seams 40a, 50a) of the cuff. For example, when wearing the raincoat 1, even if the arm is inserted into a bucket of water, water can be effectively prevented from seeping in from the wrist-side end 65A of the waterproof fabric 65 (see reference). Figure 4 Immerse the upper arm side in water.

[0023] Furthermore, since the first overlapping portion 40 and the second overlapping portion 50 are staggered and do not overlap in the longitudinal direction of the sleeve 8, they are easy to sew and do not create large steps, thus improving the tightness of the seam tape 60, further enhancing waterproofness, and allowing the wearer's arm to move easily.

[0024] Figure 5 This is a diagram showing the fixed portion of the second embodiment of the cuff in a stylized representation. Although the cuff 10 in the first embodiment described above is configured as a single-layer structure, it can also be a double-layer structure in which the second fabric 30 is layered on the inner and outer sides. That is, it can also be configured by overlapping the third fabric 30A on the outer side of the second fabric 30, which is the inner side. In this way, the second fabric constituting the cuff 10 can be appropriately deformed. Furthermore, the third fabric 30A, which is disposed on the outside of the second fabric 30, can be made of the same raw material as the second fabric 30 or can be made of different raw materials.

[0025] Furthermore, the cuff of the aforementioned double-layered structure can be integrated by folding the wrist-side end of the outer third fabric 30A and sewing the folded portion to the wrist-side end of the first fabric 20. Moreover, by applying seam tape 80 to the sewn seam, water seepage between the first fabric 20 and the third fabric 30A can be prevented.

[0026] Furthermore, by pre-clamping a mesh elastic band 81 on the folded portion of the second fabric 30 on the outer side, it is possible to prevent the opening of the cuff from being damaged due to the melting of the folded portion.

[0027] The above describes the embodiments of the clothing involved in this utility model. However, the present utility model is characterized by covering the sewn part of the cuff with seam tape 60. For other parts, it is not limited to the above embodiments and various modifications can be made.

Claims

1. A garment having a cuff, said cuff comprising: The first fabric is stretchy and fits snugly to the wearer's wrist; The second fabric, fixed to the upper arm side of the first fabric, is waterproof. Its features are, It has an overlapping portion, which is formed by folding the wrist-side end of the second fabric, overlapping the upper arm-side end of the first fabric on the fold, and then sewing them together. Seam tape is affixed to the seam formed by the stitching of the overlapping parts.

2. The clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that, It has a wrist-side overlapping portion, which is formed by folding the wrist-side end of the first fabric in a manner that does not overlap with the overlapping portion, and then sewing the overlapping portion together. The seam tape was applied to the seam formed by the stitching of the overlapping parts of the wrist.

3. The clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that, The seam tape is clamped and adhered with waterproof fabric.

4. The clothing according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The waterproof fabric is a scrap of the second fabric.

5. The garment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The cuff has a double-layer structure with the second fabric layered on the inner and outer sides.

6. The clothing according to claim 5, characterized in that, The wrist-side end of the second outer fabric is folded and secured to the wrist-side end of the first fabric.

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