Fabric product, bag, or jacket

Abstract

To provide a fabric product or the like capable of preventing deformation, change of an original shape, and impairment of design.SOLUTION: A fabric product comprises an inner cloth 5 and an outer cloth 6 laid on the outside of the inner cloth, and is formed by sewing the inner cloth and the outer cloth together. In the fabric product, the inner cloth 5 is formed by sewing two cloths 7 and 8 with an inner cotton 9 held between the two cloths, a plurality of stitches 10 of the sewing are formed over the substantially whole of the inner cloth with the same degree, and the stitches extend in parallel at substantially equal intervals.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a fabric product, a bag, or an outerwear. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fabric product, a bag, or an outerwear using an inner fabric having stitches formed thereon. [Background technology]

[0002] Patent Document 1 discloses an impact-resistant bag. This bag has pockets on both sides. The pockets are formed including a lattice-like quilted portion, and the quilted portion is made by ultrasonically welding a pair of nonwoven fabrics on the front and back and padding sandwiched between the nonwoven fabrics. In the lattice-patterned portion of the quilted portion, many ultrasonically welded portions are arranged in a stitch pattern.

[0003] Patent Document 2 discloses a bag with both design and strength. The bag has an opening for putting items in and taking them out, and is equipped with a main body with a checkered pattern, a handle attached to the upper edge constituting the opening, and a bottom provided on the main body at a position opposite to the handle. The checkered pattern is composed of a number of horizontal strips of fabric arranged in a direction along the upper edge, and a number of vertical strips of fabric woven so as to cross the horizontal strips. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] JP 2011-15786 A [Patent Document 2] Utility Model Registration No. 3237467 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] Fabrics made using the traditional Korean technique called Nubi are usually made by placing padding between two pieces of fabric and sewing them together. The fabric is characterized by being light, soft, and durable for its thickness. In addition, the patterns formed by the stitching of the fabric give high design quality to the textile products sewn with the fabric. However, because the fabrics sewn from these materials are soft, they are easily damaged when localized pressure is applied.In addition, when pressure is applied, they easily deform or wrinkle, which can make the stitching look less attractive and damage the design.

[0006] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a fabric product etc. that has improved strength and prevents loss of design. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] (1) The fabric product of the present invention is a fabric product formed by sewing a double layer of fabric consisting of an inner fabric and an outer fabric layered on the outside of the inner fabric, and is characterized in that the inner fabric is formed by sandwiching a filling between two pieces of fabric and sewing them together, and that the multiple stitches formed by the sewing are formed so as to be almost evenly distributed throughout the entire inner fabric.

[0008] (2) In such a fabric product, it is preferable that the stitches are formed in parallel at approximately equal intervals.

[0009] (3) It is also preferable that the garment has a portion that rises in a substantially vertical direction in normal use, the stitches be straight, and the stitches be oriented in a substantially vertical direction in the rising portion.

[0010] (4) Furthermore, it is preferable that the outer fabric is formed by sandwiching batting between two pieces of fabric and sewing them together, and that a pattern formed by the stitching is formed over almost the entire outer fabric by multiple stitches formed by the sewing.

[0011] (5) It is further preferable that the stitches on the outer fabric are straight and formed at approximately equal intervals, and that the stitches are oriented in a substantially vertical direction in the rising portion.

[0012] (6) Furthermore, it is preferable that the stitches on the outer fabric and the inner fabric are formed at intervals of 2 to 11 mm.

[0013] (7) Furthermore, it is preferable that the stitch spacing of each of the outer fabric and the inner fabric is one selected from about 2 to 4 mm, about 6 to 8 mm, or about 9 to 11 mm.

[0014] (8) Furthermore, it is preferable that the stitch spacing of the inner fabric is smaller than the stitch spacing of the outer fabric.

[0015] (9) Furthermore, it is preferable that the stitch spacing of the inner fabric is smaller than the stitch spacing of the outer fabric.

[0016] (10) Furthermore, it is preferable that the fabric product is a bag having a peripheral side portion, and the peripheral side portion is the raised portion.

[0017] (11) It is preferable that the cushion further comprises a bottom portion that closes the lower end of the side periphery, and that an insole having approximately the same shape as the bottom portion is provided in the bottom portion.

[0018] (12) It is further preferable that the fabric product is an outerwear.

[0019] (13) Furthermore, it is preferable that the front and back panels of the jacket are each one of the stand-up portions.

[0020] (14) The bag of the present invention is a bag having a side periphery formed by sewing together a double layer of fabric consisting of an inner fabric and an outer fabric layered on the outside of the inner fabric, the inner fabric and the outer fabric being formed by sewing together two pieces of fabric with a filling sandwiched between them, the multiple stitches formed by the sewing together being linear, parallel and at approximately equal intervals of 2 to 11 mm in a substantially vertical direction under normal use, and being distributed approximately evenly throughout the inner fabric and the outer fabric, respectively, and the spacing between the stitches of the inner fabric is smaller than the spacing between the stitches of the outer fabric.

[0021] (15) Such a bag preferably has a bottom portion closing the lower end of the peripheral portion, and an insole having approximately the same shape as the bottom portion is provided in the bottom portion. Effect of the Invention

[0022] The fabric product of the present invention can increase the strength of the inner fabric and prevent the design of the outer fabric from being impaired. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0023] [Figure 1] FIG. 2 is a partial cutaway view showing an example of a bag as a fabric product according to the present embodiment. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the opening and interior of the bag. [Diagram 3] 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the inner fabric and the outer fabric according to the present embodiment. FIG. [Figure 4] FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing a deformation state when an item is stored in a conventional bag. [Diagram 5] FIG. 5a is a schematic diagram showing another embodiment of the bottom portion, and FIG. 5b is a schematic diagram showing yet another embodiment of the bottom portion. [Figure 6] FIG. 6a is a schematic diagram showing another embodiment of the stitch, and FIG. 6b is a schematic diagram showing yet another embodiment of the stitch. [Figure 7] FIG. 7a is a schematic diagram showing yet another embodiment of a stitch, and FIG. 7b is a schematic diagram showing yet another embodiment of a stitch. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0024] First Embodiment [1. Overview] (Bag 1) The main configuration of the bag according to this embodiment will be described with reference to Figures 1, 2 and 3. Figure 1 shows the whole bag as a fabric product. Figure 2 shows a top view of the bag. In the following description, the front-rear, left-right and top-bottom directions refer to the directions of the arrows shown in the figures. As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the bag 1 comprises a bottom 2, side periphery 3 and handle 4. The bottom 2 and side periphery 3 of the bag 1 are formed by sewing together an inner fabric 5 and an outer fabric 6 that is layered on the outside of the inner fabric. In this embodiment, a plurality of seams (stitches) 10 are formed on the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6. The stitches 10, 10 of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 extend in the same direction. The stitches 10 will be described later. The fabric in the state where the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 are overlapped is called a double fabric. 1 indicates an insole. The insole 21 will be described later.

[0025] [2. Description of each component] (Inner fabric 5) Fig. 3 shows an inner fabric 5 and an outer fabric 6 used for a bag. As shown in the figure, the inner fabric 5 is formed by sandwiching a padding 9 between two pieces of fabric 7, 8 and sewing them together. A stitch 10 corresponds to the seam formed by the sewing. In this embodiment, the inner fabric 5 is made using the Nubi technique, which is a traditional Korean craft technique. Therefore, the stitches 10 create a vertical stripe pattern, giving the fabric a stylish design.

[0026] The thickness of each of the fabrics 7 and 8 is about 0.1 to 1 mm. In this embodiment, the thickness of the fabrics 7 and 8 is the same. The thickness of the fabrics 7 and 8 may be different. The thickness of the padding 9 is 0.5 to 1.5 mm, and preferably 0.8 to 1.2 mm.

[0027] (Stitch 10) In this embodiment, the stitches 10 are linear and arranged in parallel at equal intervals. The interval between adjacent stitches is 2 to 11 mm, preferably 2 to 4 mm, and more preferably approximately 3 mm. In this embodiment, the interval between the stitches 10 is approximately 3 mm. The stitches 10 are formed over the entire inner fabric 5. The multiple stitches 10 are formed so as to be almost uniformly distributed over almost the entirety of the inner fabric 5. For example, this means that the length of the stitches per area of ​​the inner fabric 5 is formed to be approximately the same over the entirety of the inner fabric 5. The length of one stitch of the stitch 10 is 0.8 to 5 mm. In this embodiment, the length of the stitch is about 2 mm, and the stitch is sewn by a sewing machine. It may also be sewn by hand.

[0028] (Outer fabric 6) Next, we will explain the outer fabric 6. As shown in the figure, the outer fabric 6 is almost the same as the inner fabric 5 described above, so a description of the common parts will be omitted. The stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6 are linear and arranged in parallel at equal intervals. The intervals are 2 to 11 mm, preferably 6 to 8 mm, and more preferably approximately 7 mm. In this embodiment, the intervals between the stitches 10 are 7 mm. In this embodiment, the intervals between the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 are smaller than the intervals between the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6. The direction in which the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6 extend is the same as the direction in which the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 extend. In this embodiment, the outer fabric 6 is made using the Nubi technique, which is a traditional Korean craft technique. Therefore, the outer fabric 6 has a high design quality due to the traditional vertical stripe pattern created by the stitches 10. In this embodiment, the thickness of the outer fabric 6 is approximately the same as the thickness of the inner fabric 5, but they may be different.

[0029] (bottom 2) In this embodiment, the bottom part 2 is sewn with a rectangular double layer of fabric. The direction in which the stitches 10 of the bottom part 2 extend is the left-right direction. The bottom part 2 is the part that becomes the bottom of the bag 1. The bottom part 2 stores items to be stored in the bag 1. The shape of the bottom 2 may be any shape, such as a polygonal shape, a circular shape, or a sector shape.

[0030] (Side periphery 3) In this embodiment, the peripheral side portion 3 is sewn with a double layer of fabric. The peripheral side portion 3 has both left and right ends sewn together to form a tube. The lower end of the peripheral side portion 3 is sewn near the periphery of the bottom portion 2. The bottom portion 2 closes the lower end of the peripheral side portion 3. Meanwhile, the upper end of the peripheral side portion 3 is open. The bottom portion 2 and the peripheral side portion 3 form a cylindrical storage portion 11 with a bottom.

[0031] (Retraction section 12, bending section 13) In this embodiment, for example, the portions of the bottom portion 2 and the side periphery portion 3 to be sewn together are overlapped and pulled into the storage portion 11 (pull-in portion 12: see FIG. 2) and sewn together. Additionally, at the upper end of the side periphery 3, the outer fabric 6 is folded inward to provide a folded portion 13. Near the tip of the folded portion 13, the outer outer fabric 6 and the folded portion 13 are sewn together. The inner fabric 5 is layered near the tip of the folded portion 13 and sewn together to form a single piece.

[0032] (14 inner pockets) In this embodiment, an inner pocket 14 is provided on the inner surface of the storage section 11 (see FIG. 2). Note that the inner pocket is not shown in FIG. 1. An inner fabric 5 is used for the inner pocket 14. The inner pocket 14 is made by overlapping two pieces of inner fabric 5 and sewing them together near the left and right ends and near the bottom end, with the top end being an opening for the pocket. The inner fabric 5 on the rear side of the inner pocket 14 (the side periphery 3 of the bag 1) protrudes higher than the inner fabric 5 on the front side, forming a protruding portion 15. The protruding portion 15 of the inner pocket 14 is overlapped on the inner fabric 5 of the bag 1 and sewn together with the folded portion 13. In this embodiment, two inner pockets 14 are provided on the front and rear inner surfaces of the side peripheral portion 3 (see FIG. 2) so as to face each other. The direction in which the stitches 10 of the inner pocket 14 extend is the same as the direction in which the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 of the storage section 11 extend. Furthermore, the directions in which the stitches 10 extend are continuous between the inner fabric 5 and the inner pocket 14. Therefore, the vertical stripe pattern of the stitches 10 is consistent on the inner surface of the storage section 11 and the pocket 14, resulting in a highly designable design. For the inner pocket 14, the outer fabric 6 or another fabric may be used.

[0033] (Handle part 4) In this embodiment, the handle portion 4 is sewn from the same fabric as the outer fabric 6. The handle portions 4 extend from the side periphery portions 3 on the front and rear sides, respectively. The handle 4 is made up of a short handle 4a and a long handle 4b. A user can use the bag 1, for example, by holding the short handle 4a in his / her hand or by hanging the long handle 4b on his / her shoulder. Furthermore, when the outer fabric 6 or the inner fabric 5 is used for the handle 4, the stitches 10 of the handle 4 are arranged to extend in a direction continuous with the stitches 10 of the bag 1. Instead of providing both the short handle 4a or the long handle 4b, it is also possible to provide either one of them.

[0034] (Normal use conditions) The direction in which the stitches 10 of the side periphery 3 extend is the portion that rises up in a substantially vertical direction in the normal state of use. The normal state of use is when the user is in a standing or upright position and holds the fabric product in the hand or wears it. If the fabric product is a bag 1, this is when the handle 4 is gripped or slung over the shoulder. If it is a jacket, this is when the garment is worn.

[0035] (Conventional bag with large, heavy items inside) Next, a description will be given of a state in which a heavy object is stored in the bag. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the deformed state of bag 15 without inner fabric 5 when an object is stored in bag 15. As shown in the figure, object 16 (see the two-dot chain line in the figure) is stored near the center of bag 15 in the left-right direction. In the example shown in the figure, bag 15 sinks downward near object 16, and large wrinkles or creases tend to form in the area indicated by arrow 17 in the figure, for example, connecting object 16 to handle 4. Even if object 16 is not very heavy, wrinkles and creases easily occur because inner fabric 5 is highly flexible.

[0036] (summary) In the bag 1, the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 are closer together and denser than those of the outer fabric 6. For this reason, the strength of the inner fabric 5 of the bag 1 is greater than that of the outer fabric 6. When an item 16 is placed in the bag 1, the weight tends to be supported by the inner fabric 5 which has greater strength, so that wrinkles and creases due to the weight can be prevented from forming on the outer fabric 6, and the design pattern of the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6 is less likely to be disturbed. For this reason, even if an item 16 is placed in the bag 1, the design of the bag 1 can be maintained and the bag 1 can look beautiful from the outside. In particular, the vertical stripe pattern of the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6 can be made to look beautiful. In addition, even if a localized force is applied to the inner fabric 5, for example, when a stacked box is placed in the storage section 11, the inner fabric 5 is unlikely to be torn or damaged by the corners of the stacked box. Furthermore, even if the inner fabric is torn by the corners of the stacked box, the high density of the stitches 10 can prevent the tear from becoming larger. Furthermore, the bag 1 has a unified aesthetic look by making the directions of the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 the same, and the strength of each is changed by changing the intervals of the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6, making the bag highly functional. In addition, since the stitches 10 extend generally vertically and are distributed over the entire inner fabric 5 of the side peripheral portion 3, the weight of the stored item 16 can be distributed and supported by the multiple stitches 10.

[0037] 3. Other embodiments Next, other embodiments and modifications will be described. These embodiments have substantially the same configuration as the above-described bag 1, so only the different parts will be described and a description of the same parts will be omitted.

[0038] <Variation 1> In the first modification, the interval between the stitches 10 of each of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 is set to one interval selected from 2 to 4 mm, 6 to 8 mm, and 9 to 11 mm. If the stitch width is 2 to 4 mm, the spacing is narrow and mass production tends to be difficult. Also, it has a great effect of reinforcing the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6. Because the width is narrow, the pattern created by the stitches 10 is difficult to see from the outside (other people), but if used inside, for example, the pattern created by the stitches 10 can be enjoyed when putting in and taking out a stored item 11. When the stitch width is 6 to 8 mm, the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 can be somewhat reinforced, and the pattern of the stitch 10 can be seen from the outside, resulting in a high level of design with functional beauty. When the stitch width is 9 to 11 mm, the degree of reinforcement is inferior to the previous two widths, but the pattern of stitch 10 is easy to see from a distance.

[0039] Furthermore, if the interval between the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 is made smaller than the interval between the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6, the weight of the stored items 11 can be supported by the inner fabric 5, the pattern of the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6 can be prevented from collapsing, and the beautiful appearance can be maintained.

[0040] <Variation 2> In the above-described embodiment, the outer fabric 6 is provided with stitches 10, but the outer fabric may be provided with no stitches. The stitches 10 on the inner fabric 5 provide the same effects as those described in the summary of the above-described embodiment. For example, even when an item 16 is stored in the outer fabric 6, the dyed or printed pattern can be beautifully displayed.

[0041] <Variation 3> Modified examples of the inner fabric 5 will be described with reference to Fig. 5. Fig. 5a is a schematic diagram showing another embodiment of the bottom part, and Fig. 5b is a schematic diagram showing yet another embodiment of the bottom part. The modified example shown in Fig. 5a does not have a separate bottom part 2. The bottom part 17a of the modified bag 17 shown in Fig. 5a has an inner fabric 5 and an outer fabric 6 curved in a U-shape. The inner fabric 5 is not connected to the outer fabric 6 near the bottom part. In the bottom portion 18a of the modified bag 18 shown in FIG. 5b, the inner fabric 5 is sewn to the outer fabric 6 near the lower end of the U-shape.

[0042] <Second embodiment> In the first embodiment, an insole 21 having the same shape as the bottom 2 may be placed on the bottom 2. By placing the insole 21, the weight of the stored item 16 can be received by the entire bottom 2. Through the insole 21, the weight of the stored item 16 can be supported by the multiple stitches 10 of the inner fabric 6 of the side periphery 3. The insole 21 may be placed between the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 of the sole 2, or may be inserted between the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 of the sole 2. The material of the insole 21 may be, for example, a plate material such as paper, wood, synthetic resin, or metal, or a laminate of a plurality of such plate materials. The insole 21 may be formed by covering the above-mentioned plate material with the inner fabric 6 or the outer fabric 7.

[0043] <Third embodiment> Although not shown in the figures, in the first embodiment, the fabric product is a bag, but it may also be a jacket. For example, the inner fabric 5 described in the above embodiment may be used as the part from which the front and back body of the jacket stand up. Also, the outer fabric 6 on which the stitches 10 are formed may be used together with the inner fabric 5. Also, the direction in which the stitches 10 of the front and back body extend is approximately vertical in normal use. Note that the stitches 10 of the sleeves may extend in the longitudinal direction of the sleeves.

[0044] [4.Other] The above-described embodiments can be used in appropriate combination. (1) About double layer fabric In the above embodiment, a double layer of fabric consisting of an inner fabric 5 and an outer fabric 6 is used for the bottom 2 and the peripheral side 3 of the bag, but a double layer of fabric may be used for only one of them. For example, it is preferable to use a double layer of fabric at least for the rising portion, and for example, in the case of the bag 1, it is preferable to use a double layer of fabric for the peripheral side 3. (2) About the width of stitch 10 The width of the stitch 10 may be the same in the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6. Also, the width of the stitch 10 in the outer fabric 6 may be smaller than that of the inner fabric 5. (3) About the pattern using stitch 10 Other examples of stitches will be described with reference to Figures 6 and 7. Figure 6a shows a curved stitch 19a. Figure 6b shows a stitch 19b that is interrupted midway. The direction in which the stitches 19a and 19b extend is preferably the direction in which the load is applied or the direction along the rising portion. The stitches 19a and 19b are preferably formed in parallel at equal intervals. 7a shows a stitch 20a in which a larger square is sequentially formed outside a square. In addition to a square, the stitch may be formed in any shape, including a rectangle, a trapezoid, a triangle, a polygon having hexagons or more, a circle, an ellipse, or a closed shape that incorporates one or more of these shapes in part. 7b shows a stitch 20a having a generally square spiral shape that gradually grows larger from the center to the outside. The spiral shape may be a square, a rectangle, a trapezoid, a triangle, a polygon having hexagons or more, a circle, an ellipse, or a spiral shape that incorporates one or more of these shapes in part. The stitches 19a, 19b, 20a, and 20b described in Figures 6 and 7 may be formed one at a time over substantially the entirety of the inner fabric 5, or a plurality of stitches may be formed. In the case of a plurality of stitches, it is preferable to form them in parallel at equal intervals. Two or more of the stitches 10, 19a, 19b, 20a, and 20b may be selected and used in combination. (4) Direction of stitch 10 The stitches 10 may be oriented in different directions between the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6. For example, they may be perpendicular to each other or diagonally intersecting each other. In addition, in a normal state of use, the stitches of either the inner fabric 5 or the outer fabric 6 may extend in a direction perpendicular or diagonal to the vertical direction. Furthermore, the stitches of both the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 may extend in a direction perpendicular or diagonal to the vertical direction. (5) Clothing In addition to jackets, the inner fabric 5 may be used for trousers, hats, and shoes. In this case, the direction in which the stitches 10 extend is preferably the direction in which force and load are applied, and is preferably a direction in which the stitches 10 cross the direction in which wrinkles are generated. The stitches 10 may be formed in the direction in which the brim of the hat extends or along the rising portion of the part that covers the periphery of the head.

[0045] [5. Summary] (1, 14) The cloth product (bag) 1 of the present invention comprises an inner fabric 5 and an outer fabric 6 that is overlaid on the outer surface of the inner fabric, and is formed by sewing the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 together. The inner fabric 5 is formed by sewing together two pieces of fabric 7, 8 with a filling 9 sandwiched between them, and one or more stitches 10 formed by the sewing are formed to be approximately the same length over substantially the entire inner fabric 5. The inner fabric 5 has high strength due to the formation of the stitches 10. The load applied to the inner fabric 5 is distributed throughout the fabric by the stitches 10. Because the load is supported by the strong inner fabric 5, wrinkles and creases due to the load can be prevented from forming on the outer fabric 6, and the design of the outer fabric 6 is less likely to be disturbed, resulting in a good appearance. Because of its high strength, the inner fabric 5 is less likely to tear or be damaged. Furthermore, even if the inner fabric 5 does tear, the stitches 10 can prevent the tear from becoming larger.

[0046] (2) In such a fabric product, the stitches 10 extend in parallel at approximately equal intervals, so that the load is easily distributed. In addition, the fabric product has a striped pattern, which enhances the design.

[0047] (3) In addition, since the bag has a portion that rises in a substantially vertical direction in normal use, the stitches 10 are straight, and the stitches 10 are oriented in a substantially vertical direction in the rising portion, the bag can easily distribute and support the weight of the stored items 16.

[0048] (4) Furthermore, since the outer fabric 6 is formed by sandwiching the padding 9 between two pieces of fabric 7, 8 and sewing them together, and a pattern is formed on the outer fabric 6 by a plurality of stitches 10 formed by the sewing, the outer fabric 6 has a high design quality. For example, the outer fabric 6 may be made using the Nubi technique, a traditional Korean craft technique. The outer fabric 6 made using the Nubi technique has a high design quality due to the pattern of the stitches 10. Furthermore, since the inner fabric 5 distributes and supports the load, it somewhat prevents the shape of the outer fabric 6 from collapsing, and therefore it is possible to prevent the design quality of the outer fabric 6 from being impaired.

[0049] (5) Furthermore, the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6 are straight and formed at approximately equal intervals, and the stitches 10 are oriented in a substantially vertical direction in the rising portions, so that the outer fabric 6 has a striped pattern and is highly designed. By making the extending directions of the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 the same, a unified aesthetic can be presented.

[0050] (6) Furthermore, the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 are formed at intervals of 2 to 11 mm. The vertical stripes of the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 extend in the same direction, resulting in a high level of design.

[0051] (7) Furthermore, since the stitch spacing of each of the inner fabric 5 and the outer fabric 6 is one selected from about 2 to 4 mm, about 6 to 8 mm, or about 9 to 11 mm, the stitch widths of the traditional Korean Nubi technique (3 mm, 7 mm, 10 mm) or widths approximate to these values ​​can be used, thereby presenting a design based on tradition.

[0052] (8, 9) Furthermore, since the interval between the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5 is smaller than the interval between the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6, the strength of the inner fabric 5 is higher than that of the outer fabric 6. By supporting the load with the strong inner fabric 5, it is possible to prevent wrinkles and creases due to the load from being formed in the outer fabric 6, and the design of the stitches 10 of the outer fabric 6 is less likely to be disturbed.

[0053] (10) Furthermore, since the fabric product 1 is a bag having side periphery 3, and the side periphery 3 is a rising portion, the weight of the stored item 16 can be supported vertically by the stitches 10 of the inner fabric 5.

[0054] (11, 15) Furthermore, the bag is provided with a bottom 2 that closes the lower end of the side periphery 3, and an insole 21 having substantially the same shape as the bottom 2 is provided in the bottom 2, so that the weight of the stored item 16 can be received by the entire bottom 2. The load of the stored item 16 can be distributed and supported by the multiple stitches 10 of the inner fabric 6 of the side periphery 3 via the insole 21.

[0055] (12) Furthermore, since the fabric product is an outer garment, the force generated from the inside is supported by the inner fabric 5, so that the design of the outer fabric 6 can be maintained.

[0056] (13) Furthermore, since the front and back panels of the jacket are the raised portions, the stitches 10 extend in a substantially vertical direction over the entire jacket, so that the jacket has high strength and a high designability. [Explanation of symbols]

[0057] 1 Bag (fabric product) 2 bottom 3. Side 4 Handle part 4a 4b 5 Inner fabric 6 Outer fabric 7 Upper fabric 8 Bottom fabric 9. Padding 10 Stitches 11 Storage area 12 Retraction section 13 Bend section 14 Inner pocket 15 Conventional Bag 16 Storage items 17 Bags 17a bottom 18 Bags 18a bottom 19a Stitch 19b stitch 20a stitch 20b stitch 21 Insole

Claims

1. A fabric product formed by sewing a double layer of fabric consisting of an inner fabric and an outer fabric layered on the outside of the inner fabric, The inner fabric and the outer fabric are each formed by sandwiching padding between two pieces of fabric and sewing them together, It has a portion that stands up in a substantially vertical direction under normal use conditions, The plurality of stitches formed by the stitching are formed in parallel at approximately equal intervals of 2 to 11 mm in a straight line and are distributed almost uniformly over the entire surface of the inner fabric and the outer fabric, The stitch length is 0.8 to 5 mm, The stitches are oriented in a substantially vertical direction in the rising portion, The stitch spacing of the inner fabric is smaller than the stitch spacing of the outer fabric.

2. 2. The fabric product according to claim 1, wherein the stitch spacing of each of the outer fabric and the inner fabric is one selected from the group consisting of about 2 to 4 mm, about 6 to 8 mm, and about 9 to 11 mm.

3. 3. The fabric product according to claim 2, wherein the stitch spacing of said inner fabric is smaller than the stitch spacing of said outer fabric.

4. 4. The fabric product according to claim 1, wherein the fabric product is a bag having a peripheral side portion, and the peripheral side portion is the raised portion.

5. a bottom portion that closes the lower end of the side periphery, 5. The fabric product according to claim 4, wherein an insole having substantially the same shape as said bottom portion is provided in said bottom portion.

6. The lower end of the rising portion is curved in a U-shape to form a bottom portion integrally therewith, The fabric product according to claim 4 , wherein the inner fabric and the outer fabric are not connected at the bottom.

7. The fabric product according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the fabric product is an outer garment.

8. 8. The fabric product according to claim 7, wherein the front and back panels of the jacket are each one of the stand-up portions.

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