JPS6059104A - Foot cover by sock knitting machine - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention attempts to convert conventional socks into foot covers using an extremely simple method.

Most of the conventional foot covers that were made to expose the top of the foot were made using flat knitting machines and resembled can tops (Figure 6).

According to the sock knitting machine, the fabric always comes into contact with the instep of the sock, as shown in Figure 1.

Trying to convert this fabric into a cover requires a lot of man-hours, such as inserting scissors along the grain of the stockinette and sewing in separate rubber threads, and it is not economically viable, so it has not been commercialized.

However, in order to make it difficult for the foot cover to come off, it would be ideal to have a heel knitted part (4), and this advantage must be taken advantage of, and the present invention has succeeded in making it economically. It is.

The explanation is as follows using a diagram. First, a sock body (A) is prepared using an ordinary sock knitting machine.

The front of the heel (4) of the sock body (Al
The cutting and suturing of the edges (1) and (2) are done at the same time using an overlock, so it does not take much time.

In this case, the seam is placed on the extension line of the boa line, so at first glance it looks like a product with a long gore line, but it does not feel like a seam, so it does not pose a problem in terms of product value.

Also, it is because of the heel part (4) that the heel part can be made much deeper, and because the truncation part (A) is removed, the rubber knitted fabric (3) and the leg part are slanted in the front, making the angle deeper. Because it became
Thanks to this, you can get a foot cover that you don't have to worry about coming off.

Moreover, the rubber knitted fabric (3) originally had a structure that tightened the upper part of the leg, but it was modified by cutting the cut fabric (A) into a diamond shape, so it tightens the area from the back of the ankle to the top of the foot. It has come to play a role.

It is also cost-effective because it does not require the extra effort of sewing rubber thread.

Furthermore, the wider the angle (a) of the diamond shape of the truncated portion fAl is, the deeper the heel depth becomes, so this angle may be determined according to the purpose and preference. By making this angle a little shallower and at the same time taking into consideration the dimensions of the rubber knitted fabric (3), an applied product as shown in FIG. 7 is also possible.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1: Diagram of conventional socks. Figure 2: Excision view of the truncated part. Figure 3: Diagram of the truncation section. Figure 4: Completed drawing. Figure 5: Worn figure. Fig. 6: Fuyuhi type cover made by ifA knitting machine. Figure 7: Application diagram. A...Sock body. A...Rhombus truncated part. 1...2...side. 3...Rubber knitted fabric. 4...Heels. 5... Boa gentleman. Patent applicant Mitsutaka Shintaku l Figure 2 Figure 30 Figure 4 Figure rr Mouth

Claims (1)

[Claims] The heel front truncation fA) of the conventional sock (A) is cut and stitched using an overlock sewing machine, etc. so that it becomes diamond-shaped, and the rubber knitted fabric (3
) A foot cover made by a modified sock knitting machine that can be tightened from the back of the ankle to the top of the foot.