Necktie

Abstract

To provide a necktie that can be freely adjusted in length and can be easily attached and detached.SOLUTION: Similar to a typical necktie, neckties 1 and 2 are worn on collars 5a and 5b of a shirt. The necktie 1 has a wider lower part and is equipped with a Velcro tape 4a at the lower back side of the necktie 1. Furthermore, the second necktie 2 is longer than the first necktie 1. A cutting range for the second necktie 2 is a width W1. The width W1 is the same as a width of the Velcro tape 4b attached to the back side of the second necktie 2. After that, a long part of the second necktie 2 is cut within the W1 range using scissors or similar tools. A length of the second necktie 2 is shortened, and it is wrapped with the first necktie 1 to create a neat appearance.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 26

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a necktie that is shorter than a regular necktie and is used in Protestant and Catholic churches to enhance personal grooming. [Background technology]

[0002] One such necktie is known (design document), which is necktie 4 (Fig. 28) proposed by the applicant. As shown in Fig. 28, this necktie is characterized by two pieces: a first necktie 200 and a second necktie 201. Furthermore, a string 600 is provided that connects to the knot 500.

[0003] The knot 500, the first necktie 200, and the second necktie 201 are wrapped around and sewn to the knot 500. Furthermore, the tie string 600 for fastening the necktie 4 around the neck is wrapped around and sewn to the knot 500 of the necktie.

[0004] Similar ties are generally available in the market, rather than in non-patent literature. These ties have a simple shape, narrowing at the top and widening towards the bottom. The narrow, elongated top part of a ties is wrapped around a person's neck, and the knot is tied to create a stylish look. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents] [Patent documents] Republic of Korea Design and Trademark Bulletin No. 11-17 (2011-9-5), 30-0611311 (Patent Office Design Division Public Notice No. HH234280) Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] The above-mentioned tie is simply composed of the first tie 200 and the second tie 201 shown in Figure 28, and is therefore unfashionable and untidy. This is because when wearing the tie and walking around town in the wind, the first tie 200 and the second tie 201 flutter and get tangled, making it difficult to maintain a neat appearance.

[0006] The necktie of the present invention is used when praying at a holy Protestant or Catholic church, and neatness is essential. The common objective of the present invention is to provide a necktie that is shorter than standard church ties. The difference is that the length of the necktie used in standard churches can be freely adjusted, allowing users to create their own custom necktie. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] The necktie according to the present invention comprises the first necktie 1 and the second necktie 2 described above (Fig. 1). The first necktie 1 and the second necktie 2 are sewn together at their ends 3a1, 3a2 and 3b1, 3b2. The back of the first necktie is provided with a narrow Velcro fastener 4a, and the back of the second necktie 2 is provided with a rectangular Velcro fastener 4b slightly above it. Furthermore, the neckties 1, 2 are provided with attachment members 110 (Fig. 10), 100 (Fig. 19) for attaching the neckties 1, 2 to the neck, making it easy to put the neckties 20, 30 on. [Effects of the Invention]

[0008] In the present invention, the length of the tie can be freely adjusted, so you can create a church tie that suits your taste.

[0009] Furthermore, the necktie of the present invention allows the wearer to create a necktie that is highly functional and fashionable, as the length can be freely adjusted. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0010] [Figure 1] Front view of Example 1 [Figure 2] Rear view of Example 1 [Figure 3] Right side view of Example 1 [Figure 4] Left side view of Example 1 [Figure 5] Plan view of Example 1 [Figure 6] Bottom view of Example 1 [Figure 7] Perspective view of Example 1 [Figure 8] Reference Figure 1 of Example 1 [Figure 9] Reference Figure 2 of Example 1 [Figure 10] Front view of Example 2 [Figure 11] Rear view of Example 2 [Figure 12] Right side view of Example 2 [Figure 13] Left side view of Example 2 [Figure 14] Plan view of Example 2 [Figure 15] Bottom view of Example 2 [Figure 16] Perspective view of Example 2 [Figure 17] Reference Figure 1 of Example 2 [Figure 18] Reference Figure 2 of Example 2 [Figure 19] Front view of Example 3 [Figure 20] Rear view of Example 3 [Figure 21] Right side view of Example 3 [Figure 22] Left side view of Example 3 [Figure 23] Plan view of Example 3 [Figure 24] Bottom view of Example 3 [Figure 25] 3 is a perspective view of the third embodiment; [Figure 26] Reference Figure 1 of Example 3 [Figure 27] Reference Figure 2 of Example 3 [Figure 28] Conventional drawings DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0011] Figures 1 to 19 show an embodiment of a necktie according to the present invention. In Figure 1, necktie 10 is constructed by connecting first necktie 1 and second necktie 2 by sewing together ends 3a1, 3a2 and 3b1, 3b2. Ends 3a1, 3a2, 3b1, 3b2 are sewn together up to eighth of the top end and separated from two-thirds of the bottom end (Figures 5 and 6).

[0012] The basic configurations of the first, second and third embodiments are common to each other as described above.

[0013] This will be described in detail in Example 1. The width of edge 3a1 of first tie 1 and edge 3a2 of second tie 2 are the same up to one-eighth of the length of first tie 1 and second tie 2. The same is true for the opposite edges, edge 3b1 of first tie 1 and edge 3b2 of second tie.

[0014] Edge 3a1 of first necktie 1 and edge 3a2 of second necktie 2 are sewn together. The opposite edges 3b1 of first necktie and 3b2 of second necktie are sewn together in the same manner as edges 3a1 and 3b1. Furthermore, Velcro 4a is attached to the lower back of first necktie 1. Velcro 4b is also attached to the lower two-thirds of the back of second necktie 2 (Figures 5 and 6). This is to ensure that second necktie 2 is wrapped around first necktie 1 when it is cut off.

[0015] As shown in the perspective view of Figure 7, the first tie 1 and the second tie 2 are curved downwards in a wide manner, with the second tie 2 being curved downwards in a wide manner. As mentioned above, the reason for the wide curved downwards is to make it easier for the first tie 1 to wrap the second tie 2 when it is cut off.

[0016] Figure 8 illustrates how ties are actually worn by person H. First, ties 1 and 2 are placed on shirt collars 5a and 5b, similar to regular ties. Tie 1 is wider at the bottom and has Velcro 4a attached to the bottom of the back of tie 1. Furthermore, second tie 2 is longer than first tie 1. The area to be cut from second tie 2 is width W1 in Figure 8. Width W1 is the same as the width of Velcro 4b attached to the back of second tie 2. Next, the long portion of second tie 2 is cut within the range of W1 using scissors or the like. The length of second tie 2 is shortened and is then wrapped around first tie 1 to create a neat appearance. The completed ties 1 and 2 are the ties shown in Figure 9.

[0017] This will be described in detail in Example 2. The widths of edges 13a1, 13a2 of first necktie 11 and edges 13b1, 13b2 of second necktie 12 are the same up to one-eighth of the length of first necktie 11 and second necktie 12. The same is true for the opposite edges, edges 13a1, 13a2 of first necktie 11 and edges 13a1, 13b2 of second necktie 12. The difference from Example 1 is the addition of a C-shaped member 110 that fastens first necktie 11 and second necktie 12 around person H's neck.

[0020] Edge 13a1 of first necktie 11 and edge 13a2 of second necktie 2 are sewn together. Furthermore, opposite edges 13b1 of first necktie 11 and opposite edges 13b2 of second necktie 2 are sewn together in the same manner as edges 13a1 and 13b1. Furthermore, Velcro 14a is attached to the lower back of first necktie 11. Velcro 14b is also attached to the lower two-thirds of the back of second necktie 12 (FIGS. 5 and 6). This is to ensure that second necktie 12 is wrapped around first necktie 11 when it is cut away.

[0021] As shown in the perspective view of Figure 16, first tie 11 and second tie 12 are curved downwards in a wide manner, with second tie 12 curving downwards in a wide manner. As mentioned above, the reason for the wide downward curve is to make it easier for first tie 11 to wrap second tie 12 when it is cut off.

[0022] 17, the case where the tie 20 is actually worn by person H will be described. First, the tie 20 is worn on the collars 5a and 5b of a shirt in the same manner as a conventional tie.

[0023] However, the C-shaped member 110 can be attached to and removed from the collars 5a, 5b of person H. Furthermore, the second necktie 12 is longer than the first necktie 11. The area to cut off the second necktie 12 is the width W2 in FIG. 17. The width W2 is the same as the width of the Velcro 14b attached to the back of the second necktie 2. The long portion of the second necktie 12 is then pinched and cut off within the range of W2 using SC. The length of the second necktie 12 is shortened and wrapped around the first necktie 11 to give it a neat appearance. The completed necktie 20 is the necktie 11, 12 shown in FIG. 18.

[0024] This will be described in detail in Example 3 (Figure 19). The width of edge 23a1 of first tie 21 and edge 23b1 of second tie 22 are identical up to one-eighth of the length of the first tie 21 and second tie 22. The same is true for the opposite edges, edge 23b1 of first tie 21 and edge 23b2 of second tie. The difference between the first and second examples is that first tie 21 has radiuses 21a and 21b at its lower edge. The reason for these radiuses 21a and 21b is to encase the beautiful church ties 21 and 22 when wrapping them around second tie 22, as described below, for a beautiful appearance.

[0025] Furthermore, instead of wrapping the tie around the collar like conventional ties to improve one's appearance, the tie 30 of Example 3 is provided with a string 100 and metal fittings 50 for easily attaching it to person H, and is also provided with a triangular decorative member 30 that makes it look as if the person is wearing the tie 30.

[0026] Edge 23a1 of first necktie 21 and edge 23a2 of second necktie 22 are sewn together. Furthermore, opposite edges 23b1 of first necktie and opposite edges 23b2 of second necktie are sewn together in the same manner as edges 23a1 and 23b1. Furthermore, Velcro 24b is attached to the lower back of first necktie 21 (FIG. 20). Velcro 24b is also attached to the lower two-thirds of the back of second necktie 22 (FIGS. 19 and 20). This is to ensure that when second necktie 22 is cut off, it will be wrapped around first necktie 21 (FIG. 27).

[0027] As shown in the perspective view of Figure 25, first tie 21 and second tie 22 are curved downwards in a wide manner, with second tie 22 curling downwards in a wide manner. As mentioned above, the reason for the wide downward curl is to make it easier for first tie 21 to wrap second tie 22 when it is cut off. Furthermore, both lower edges 21a, 21b of first tie 21 pinch second tie 22 cut off with SC, making it easier to neatly wrap it (Figure 27).

[0028] 26 and 27, we will explain how a tie is actually worn by person H. First, with a conventional tie, it is worn by wrapping the tie around the neck and tying a knot through the collars 5a and 5b of a shirt. In this invention, the first tie 21 has a wide lower part and is made up of a Velcro fastener 24a on the lower back side of the first tie 21 and a Velcro fastener 24b on the back side of the second tie 22. Furthermore, the ties 21 and 22 are connected to a triangular decorative member 30 by a belt 100 that breaks midway. A metal fitting 50 is wrapped around the belt 100. In practice, the first tie 21 and second tie 22 are wrapped around person H's neck by passing the belt 100 through the collars 5a and 5b, and then adjusted and fastened to person H with the metal fitting 50.

[0029] Furthermore, second necktie 22 is longer than first necktie 21. The area to cut off second necktie 22 is the width W3 in Figure 26. The width W3 is the same as the width of the Velcro 24b attached to the back of second necktie 22. Then, the long portion of second necktie 22 is cut off within the range of W3 using scissors or the like. The length of second necktie 22 becomes shorter and is wrapped around first necktie 21 to create a neat appearance. These are the ties 21 and 22 shown in Figure 27. Furthermore, triangular decorative plate 30 is attached to ties 21 and 22 when worn by person H, giving them a beautiful appearance (Figure 27).

[0030] As such, the above-described embodiments are merely examples in all respects and should not be interpreted as limiting. Furthermore, all modifications and changes within the scope of the claims are within the scope of the present invention. [Explanation of symbols]

[0031] 1. First Tie 2. Second Tie 4a Velcro 4b Velcro 5a collar 5b collar 11 First Tie 12 The Second Tie 110 C-shaped member 14a Velcro 14b Velcro SC Scissors 21 First Tie 22 Second Tie 30 Triangular decorative parts 100 Belt 50 metal fittings 24a Velcro 24b Velcro

Claims

1. The bottom wide first tie and In a tie with a second tie sewn to both ends of the first tie, Attaching a Velcro fastener to the back of the first necktie, The second necktie is also provided with a Velcro fastener. tie

2. On top of the first tie and the second tie, C-shaped parts were attached. The necktie according to claim 1

3. On top of the first tie and the second tie, Triangular decorative parts and metal belts are attached. The necktie according to claim 1

Images