JP2004052136A - Shoes-in type socks - Google Patents

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JP2004052136A
JP2004052136A JP2002209002A JP2002209002A JP2004052136A JP 2004052136 A JP2004052136 A JP 2004052136A JP 2002209002 A JP2002209002 A JP 2002209002A JP 2002209002 A JP2002209002 A JP 2002209002A JP 2004052136 A JP2004052136 A JP 2004052136A
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Kazuaki Mori
森 一章
Shingo Suzuki
鈴木 慎吾
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide shoes-in type socks designed so that a looping line appeared at the toe part is made invisible when worn, and uncomfortable touch feeling such as hang-around feeling to the skin of the toe or the like due to the existence of the socks is not caused. <P>SOLUTION: The shoes-in type socks comprises a first circularly knitted fabric connectedly knitted from a circular wearing opening end, a heel pocket formed by reciprocated knitting within a predetermined area so that the heel side end part of the first circularly knitted fabric following the last course of the fabric, a second circularly knitted fabric knitted into a predetermined number of courses following the last course of the heel pocket and the remaining of the last course of the circularly knitted fabric, a toe point part pocket knitted in a reciprocated manner within the predetermined area following the second circularly knitted fabric centering the toe point side end part of the second circularly knitted fabric, and a looping line formed by binding the gap caused between the last course of the toe tip part and the remaining wale part of the last course of the second circularly knitted fabric made at the center of the socks bottom part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明は、スニーカー,パンプス等の胛部が開いた高さのない靴を履いた際に、外部から靴下の着用が見られることのないシューズインタイプソックスに関する。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
スニーカー,パンプス等の靴底部から胛部開口までの高さの低い靴を履いたとき、靴下の着用を外部から見られることのないようにするために、靴下の底部から穿口開口縁までの高さが低くなるよう、靴着用時ソックス爪先から踵部まで引張状態にして着用するソックスが開発されている。このようなソックスにあっては、着用時爪先をトウポケットに踵をヒールポケットにそれぞれ挿入して編地が伸長され薄くなり、かつ、着用者に密着する状態としている。
【0003】
ソックスは、穿口部より編成を開始し、口編部に続いて足部踵部爪先部と連続して編成される。爪先に位置する爪先部ポケット(トウポケット)は筒状に全針編成した足部に続いて半数の針を編地を保持したまま休ませ残りの針でシリンダの往復回転によりかつ順次その振り幅を縮少して所定コース数の台形編地を編成し次にその振り幅を最初の振り幅まで増大しつつ、コースの端部において前記台形編地のコース端部に編みとじして、袋状のトウポケットを作り、トウポケットの最終コースと前記筒状編地の編成を給糸したコースとの間に構成された開口部分をリンキング,縫製等適宜手段で綴じ合わせている。この綴じ合せ線は足部の上側に位置することになる。
【0004】
着用時に伸長状態で使用するソックスにあって、このような綴じ合わせ線がソックスの上面に位置すると、靴を履かないときは爪先部にそれが現れる。爪先部分と踵部分のみで足に固定され、特に爪先部分が足の指部分を強く閉め付けているパンプス等の靴にあっては、上記綴じ合わせ部分が足に当たりごろつき感を生じ更には疼痛感をも生ずることになり履き心地を悪くすることにもなった。
【0005】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
本発明は上記の点に鑑みて、着用時爪先部分に現れていたかがり線を着用時人目に付かなくすると共に、その存在による爪先にごろつき感等の人肌に馴染まない感触が生ずることのないソックスを得ることを目的としている。
【0006】
【課題を解決するための手段】
請求項1記載の発明にあっては、環状の穿口開口縁に連続して編成された第1環状編地と、同編地の最終コースに続き同編地の踵側端部を中心に所定範囲の往復編成をしてなる踵部ポケットと、前記踵部ポケットの最終コースと前記第1環状編地の最終コースの残余のウエール部分とに連なり所定コース数環状に編成された第2環状編地と、第2環状編地の爪先側端部を中心に同編地に続き所定範囲の往復編成してなる爪先部ポケットと、爪先部ポケットの最終コースと前記第2環状編地の最終コースの残余のウエール部分との間に生じた間隙をリンキング等により一体に綴じ合わせてなるかがり線を、ソックス底部中央にあって、ソックスの爪先側端部から踵側端部までのソックス全長の1/3の範囲に位置させている。
また請求項2記載の発明にあっては、請求項1記載のソックスにおいて、編成時伸縮性編糸を使用し、非着用時、側面視大略楕円形状とし、爪先部ポケットと踵部ポケットとを同様な形状としている。
【0007】
【発明の実施の形態】
本発明の実施の形態を次に図面と共に説明する。
【0008】
図1は本発明ソックス1の着用時の状態を示す側面図、図2は本発明ソックスの第1の実施形態の非着用時の状態を示しAは斜視側面図、同Bは編成過程を示す編地の展開図、図3は本発明ソックスの第2の実施例の非着用時の状態を示し、Aは斜視側面図、同Bは編成過程を示す編地の展開図である。
【0009】
本発明ソックス1は、伸縮性の高い糸を使用して編成されるため、図2A,図3Aに示す如く編成終了時には全体が縮少し折り畳んだ状態で側面視楕円形状をなしている。使用時にはソックス全体を引き延ばし図1に示す如くソックス1の爪先部ポケット2を足5の爪先に係止すると共に踵部ポケット3で足5の踵を被うように着用するとソックス1は穿口開口縁4が大きく開き足5の胛部6が大きく現われ靴7を履いたとき、ソックス1自体は靴の胛皮8の中に位置し外部からはソックスの着用が見えない状態となる。
また、本発明ソックス1は、側面視楕円形状をしている為、前後の方向性が顕著に現れず、踵部ポケット3に爪先を、爪先部ポケット2に踵を入れて着用することも可能である。
【0010】
図2に示す第1の実施形態につき説明する。
本発明ソックス1は、丸編機で穿口開口縁4から編成される。穿口開口縁4の組織はゴム編よりなり、通常のソックス編成と同様に環状に編み始め適宜コース数編成の後、編成した編地をU字形に折り返し、その最終コースを編み始めコースに一体に綴じることで穿口開口縁4を逆U字形の二重の編地としている。
【0011】
穿口開口縁4に続いて環状に第1環状編地9を編成する。第1環状編地9の編成コース数は少ない程着用時ソックス1の底部から穿口開口縁4までの高さを少なくすることが出来るので、それに応じて適宜選択する。
【0012】
所定コース数の第1環状編地9の編成が終了した後に、踵部ポケット3の編成に移る。踵部ポケット3の編成は通常のソックスと同様適宜の編成手段を採用出来るが、第1の例ではナイアンチェックヒールについて第1環状編地9の後半部の180°を範囲として踵部ポケット3を編成する例を示す。第1環状編地9の環状編成の最終コースにおいて、ソックス後端側即ち図2AにおけるXY間にあって線Yを中心とする180°の範囲を越えない点A(図2Aに図示)までで第1環状編地9の編成を終了し、編機シリンダー(図示せずを)を反転し踵部ポケット3の最初のコースを対称の位置にあるA´まで編成する。
【0013】
そして、以下A〜A´の範囲において振り幅を減少しつつ往復動編成を繰り返して、踵部第1台形編地10を編成する。踵部第1台形編地10の編成が終了した後今度は逆に1コースごとに編幅を増加して踵部第2台形編地11を編成する。踵部第2台形編地11の最終コース終端はA点となる。上記踵部第2台形編地11の編成の際に、各コースの編み終りウエールで休止位置にあった踵部第1台形編地10の各コースの終端ループを保持している針に編み掛けることにより、踵部第1台形編地10の斜辺10a,10bのループと踵部第2台形編地11の斜辺11a,11bのループとを一体にし、それぞれゴアライン12a,12bを発現する。
【0014】
次いで、上記踵部第2台形編地11の底辺を頂辺とする踵部第3台形編地13を踵部第2台形編地11に続いて編成する。踵部第3台形編地13は踵部第2台形編地11と同様に1コース編成するごとにその振り幅を増大し最終コースではシリンダの半数の針によって編成される。その編成の途次各コースの端部の斜辺13a,13bを構成するループは第1環状編地の最終コースに編みとじされ、前記ゴアライン12a,12bに続くゴアラインを屈曲して形成する。上記踵部第3台形編地13の底辺のコースの編成はシリンダーの半数の針によって行なわれ、これにより踵部ポケット3の編成が終る。
【0015】
次いでソックスの前半部爪先側の編成となるが、足部を覆う編地の長さを踵部ポケット3を構成する編地より長くする目的でソックス前半の爪先部ポケット2の編成に先立って第2環状編地14の編成を適宜コース行う。第2環状編地14は、全針を使用し環状に連続して編成するが、その最初のコースの編成は踵部第3台形編地13の底辺を編成したシリンダの半数の針と、第1の環状編地9の最終コースを編成した後、踵部ポケット3の編成に携わらず休止位置にあった残余の針とのシリンダー全針を用いて環状に行われる。第2環状編地14の編成コース数は、爪先から踵までのソックス長を長くしゆとりを持たせるためには多くし、タイトな感触を発揮させるためにはコース数を少なくするのが好ましい。
【0016】
爪先部ポケット2の編成は次の如く行われる。第2環状編地14の最終コースに続いてソックス1の正面のウエール(図2Aの線Z)を中心に180°には達しない範囲で往復編成を始め、編成が進むにつれその振り幅を減少して爪先部第1台形編地15とし、引き続き編成を続け今度は逆に編幅を増大し、爪先部第2台形編地16とし、前記両台形編地15,16の斜辺15aと同16a,15bと16bをそれぞれ編み合わせ、更に爪先部第2台形編地16の長辺を頂辺とする爪先部第3台形編地17を爪先部第2台形編地16に続いて編成する。そして同編地17の斜辺17a,17bは共に、第2環状編地14の最終コースに編み綴じる。
【0017】
上記斜辺15a,16a及び斜辺15b,16bの編み合わせによりゴアライン18a,18b(ゴアライン18bは図示せず)が作られる。
また、爪先部第3台形編地17と第2環状編地14とを編綴じすることによりゴアライン19a,19bが作られる。
【0018】
上記編成により第2環状編地14の最終コースと、爪先部第3台形編地の最終コースとの間に間隙が構成されるが両コースをリンキング或いは縫製等により一体としかがり線20を構成し前記間隙を閉じる。
【0019】
次に図3に示す第2の実施形態につき説明する。このソックス1は爪先部及び踵部ポケット2,3のふくらみを更に持たせるためにゴアラインの先端をY字状に分岐しその周囲の編地量を多くしている。第1の実施形態と同じく踵部ポケット3は、第1環状編地9に続き編成される。即ち、踵部第1台形編地21を第1環状編地9の最終コースに続き、図3Aに示す踵側端部の線Yを中心に180°の範囲に展開する半数の針を用いて、かつ、順次編幅を減少して往復編成し、引き続き踵部第1台形編地21の最終コースとなる短辺を頂辺とする踵部第2台形編地22を順次編幅を増加して編成し、最大幅(編み幅は踵部第1台形編地21の編み始めコースの幅より狭い)となったときそれに続き前記編地22と対称の形状をなす踵部第3台形編地23を順次編幅を減少して編成する。踵部第3台形編地23の最終コースに続いて踵部第4台形編地24の編成を順次振り幅を増大しつつ編成し半数の針での編成となった際に踵部第4台形編地24の編成を終了する。
【0020】
上記編成の途次、第1の実施形態と同様に踵部第1台形編地21の斜辺21a,21bの一部と踵部第2台形編地22の斜辺22a,22bとをそれぞれ編綴しゴアライン24a,24b(ゴアライン24bは図示せず)を形成し、踵部第3台形編地23の斜辺23a,23bと、踵部第4台形編地24の斜辺24a,24bの一部とを編成の途次綴じ合わせ、ゴアライン25a,25b(25bは図示せず)を構成する。上記踵部第4台形編地の斜辺24a,24bの残余の部分は踵部第1台形編地の斜辺21a,21bの残余の部分と綴じ合わせゴアライン26a,26bを作っている。以上のように踵部ポケット3は編成されている。
【0021】
次いで踵部第4台形編地24の最終コースと、第1環状編地の最終コースの残余のウエール部分とに続いて第2環状編地27を適宜コース数編成し、爪先部ポケット2を第2環状編地27に続いて編成する。爪先部ポケット2もシリンダの往復回転により編成され爪先側端部(図3のZ線)を中心に振り幅を変更して、爪先部第1台形編地28に続いて爪先部第2,第3台形編地29,30を爪先部第4台形編地31の間に設けそれらにより作られるゴアラインをY字状としている。その編成手段は、踵部第2,第3台形編地22,23と同様でゴアライン32a,32b,33a,33b,34a,34b(ゴアライン32b,33b,34bは図示せず)が同様に作られる。そして爪先部第4台形編地31の底辺コースと第2環状編地27の最終コースとの間に出来る開口縁をリンキング等で閉塞しかがり線20とする。
【0022】
上記第2の実施形態にあっては、爪先部踵部共に第2,第3の台形編地29,30,22,23を設けることにより爪先部ポケット2,踵部ポケット3の編地の量を多くし全体としてのふくらみを多くし持たせることとしている。そして、上記第1,第2の実施形態においてもかがり線20,27は爪先部ポケット2と踵部ポケット3の中間に位置することになる。
【0023】
本発明ソックスは、爪先部ポケット2,踵部ポケット3共にほぼ同様な手段で編成されているが、爪先部ポケット2,踵部ポケット3共に第1,第2の実施形態に示した構造を適宜入れ替え、第2実施形態の踵部ポケット3と第1実施形態の爪先部ポケット2とを組み合わせ、或いは他のポケット部分の構造を採用しても差し支えない。
【0024】
また、第2環状編地14,27のコース数は多くはなく図A,図3AのX線を中心とする左右の形状に特に顕著な差を生じないことも生じ、爪先部ポケット2側に踵を、踵部ポケット3側に爪先をそれぞれ入れて着用することも出来る。
足部の接地面は爪先の指部つけ根部分と踵部分であるため、本発明ソックスにおいては着用時必ず土踏まず部分にかがり線20が位置することになり、着用時かがり線20が体重等の圧迫を受けごろつき感等の不快感を生ずることはない。
【0025】
【発明の効果】
本発明ソックスにあっては、ソックスの着用時、爪先部分に爪先ポケットを、そして、踵に踵部ポケットを係止し、ソックスを引張状態で使用しても、ソックスの編成上生ずるかがり線は常に爪先先端部が踵部後端部までの長さを3分割したその中央付近1/3の範囲の足底側、即ち、土踏まずの部分に位置することになりソックス着用時人目につくかがり線が目に入ることはなく、また、その部分が編地を厚くしごろつき感等を生じ着用感を悪くすることもない。
【0026】
また、爪先部ポケットに接して第2環状編地を設けそのコース数を任意に選択することによりソックスの爪先部分の伸長量を適宜調節することが出来る。
【0027】
本発明ソックスにあっては高伸縮性の糸を使用し非着用時に側面視楕円形状をなし、爪先部ポケットと踵部ポケットの差異点が少なく、そのため、踵部ポケットに爪先を爪先ポケットに踵を挿入し着用することも出来る。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明ソックスの着用時の状態を示す側面図。
【図2】本発明ソックスの第1の実施形態で非着用時の状態を示し、Aは斜視側面図、同Bは編成過程を示す編地の展開図。
【図3】本発明ソックスの第2の実施形態で非着用時の状態を示し、Aは斜視側面図、同Bは編成過程を示す編地の展開図。
【符号の説明】
1 ソックス
2 爪先部ポケット
3 踵部ポケット
4 穿口開口縁
5 足
6 胛部
7 靴
8 靴の胛皮
9 第1環状編地
10,21 踵部第1台形編地
11,22 踵部第2台形編地
12a,12b,18a,18b,19a,19b,24a,24b,25a,25b,32a,32b,33a,33b,34a,34b ゴアライン
13 踵部第3台形編地
14 第2環状編地
15,28 爪先部第1台形編地
16,29 爪先部第2台形編地
20 かがり線
23 踵部第3台形編地
24 踵部第4台形編地
27 第2環状編地
30 爪先部第3台形編地
31 爪先部第4台形編地
[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a shoe-in type sock in which no socks can be seen from the outside when wearing shoes such as sneakers, pumps and the like with open caps.
[0002]
[Prior art]
When wearing shoes such as sneakers and pumps with a low height from the sole of the shoe to the opening of the upper part, in order to prevent the sock from being seen from the outside, the distance from the bottom of the sock to the edge of the opening To reduce the height, socks have been developed that are worn in a tensioned state from the toe to the heel when wearing shoes. In such a sock, the toe pocket is inserted into the toe pocket and the heel is inserted into the heel pocket when worn, so that the knitted fabric is elongated and thinned, and is brought into close contact with the wearer.
[0003]
The socks start knitting from the perforated portion, and are knitted continuously from the mouth knit portion to the toe portion of the foot heel. The toe pocket (toe pocket) located at the toe rests half of the needles while holding the knitted fabric, then rests the needle while holding the knitted fabric, and swings the cylinder by reciprocating rotation of the cylinder and sequentially with the remaining needles. And knitting a trapezoidal knitted fabric of a predetermined number of courses, and then increasing the swing width to the initial swing width, knitting at the end of the course at the end of the trapezoidal knitted fabric at the end of the course to form a bag The opening formed between the final course of the toe pocket and the course supplying the knitting of the tubular knitted fabric is bound by appropriate means such as linking and sewing. This binding line will be located above the foot.
[0004]
When such a binding line is located on the upper surface of a sock used in a stretched state when worn, it appears on the toe when the shoe is not worn. In the case of shoes such as pumps, in which the toes are fixed to the feet only with the toes and the heels, and the toes firmly close the toes, the above-mentioned binding part hits the feet, causing a feeling of looseness and further pain. This also caused a poor feeling of comfort.
[0005]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
In view of the above, the present invention makes the oversight line appearing on the toe portion when worn to be invisible to the wearer when worn, and does not cause a feeling that is not familiar to human skin such as a feeling of looseness on the toe due to its presence. The aim is to get socks.
[0006]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
According to the invention described in claim 1, the first annular knitted fabric continuously knitted around the annular opening opening edge and the heel side end of the knitted fabric following the final course of the knitted fabric are centered. A heel pocket formed by reciprocating knitting in a predetermined range; a second annular loop knitted in a predetermined number of courses by linking with a final course of the heel pocket and a remaining wale portion of a final course of the first annular knitted fabric; A knitted fabric, a toe pocket formed by reciprocating knitting within a predetermined range following the knitted fabric around the toe end of the second annular knitted fabric, a final course of the toe pocket, and a final toe of the second annular knitted fabric. At the center of the bottom of the sock, the overhang line formed by binding together the gap created between the remaining wales of the course by linking etc. is the total length of the sock from the toe side end of the sock to the heel side end. It is located in the range of 1/3.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, in the sock according to the first aspect, an elastic knitting yarn is used at the time of knitting, and when it is not worn, it has a substantially elliptical shape in a side view. It has a similar shape.
[0007]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
An embodiment of the present invention will now be described with reference to the drawings.
[0008]
FIG. 1 is a side view showing a state of wearing the sock 1 of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a state of the first embodiment of the sock of the present invention when not wearing, A is a perspective side view, and B shows a knitting process. FIG. 3 is a development view of the knitted fabric, FIG. 3 shows a state of the sock of the second embodiment of the present invention when not worn, A is a perspective side view, and B is a development view of the knitted fabric showing a knitting process.
[0009]
Since the socks 1 of the present invention are knitted using highly elastic yarns, as shown in FIGS. 2A and 3A, the knitting ends have an elliptical shape in a side view with the whole being slightly folded. When the sock is used, the entire sock is extended and the toe pocket 2 of the sock 1 is locked to the toe of the foot 5 as shown in FIG. When the rim 4 is wide open and the shell 6 of the foot 5 is large and the shoe 7 is worn, the sock 1 itself is located in the shoe shell 8 and the wearing of the sock is invisible from the outside.
Further, since the sock 1 of the present invention has an elliptical shape in a side view, the directionality in the front and rear does not appear remarkably, and it is possible to wear the toe in the heel pocket 3 and the heel in the toe pocket 2. It is.
[0010]
The first embodiment shown in FIG. 2 will be described.
The socks 1 of the present invention are knitted from a perforated opening edge 4 by a circular knitting machine. The structure of the perforation opening edge 4 is made of rubber knitting, starts knitting in an annular shape in the same way as ordinary sock knitting, knits the number of courses as appropriate, turns the knitted fabric back into a U-shape, starts knitting the final course and integrates it into the course To form a perforated opening edge 4 as an inverted U-shaped double knitted fabric.
[0011]
The first annular knitted fabric 9 is knitted annularly following the perforated opening edge 4. The smaller the number of knitting courses of the first annular knitted fabric 9, the smaller the height from the bottom of the sock 1 to the perforated opening edge 4 when worn can be selected.
[0012]
After the knitting of the first annular knitted fabric 9 having the predetermined number of courses is completed, the process proceeds to knitting of the heel pocket 3. The knitting of the heel pocket 3 can be performed by using appropriate knitting means in the same manner as a normal sock. In the first example, the heel pocket 3 is set within the range of 180 ° of the latter half of the first annular knitted fabric 9 for the Nian check heel. An example of knitting is shown. In the last course of the circular knitting of the first circular knitted fabric 9, the first circular knitting is performed up to a point A (shown in FIG. 2A) at the rear end side of the sock, that is, between XY in FIG. After the knitting of the annular knitted fabric 9 is completed, the knitting machine cylinder (not shown) is turned over, and the first course of the heel pocket 3 is knitted to A 'at a symmetric position.
[0013]
Thereafter, reciprocating knitting is repeated while the swing width is reduced in the range of A to A ′, and the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 10 is knitted. After the knitting of the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 10 is completed, the heel second trapezoidal knitted fabric 11 is knitted by increasing the knitting width for each course. The end of the final course of the heel second trapezoidal knitted fabric 11 is point A. At the time of knitting the heel second trapezoidal knitted fabric 11, the knitting end wale of each course is knitted around the needle holding the end loop of each course of the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 10 at the rest position. Thereby, the loops of the oblique sides 10a and 10b of the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 10 and the loops of the oblique sides 11a and 11b of the heel second trapezoidal knitted fabric 11 are integrated, thereby expressing the gore lines 12a and 12b, respectively.
[0014]
Next, the heel third trapezoidal knitted fabric 13 having the bottom as the top side is knitted following the heel second trapezoidal knitted fabric 11. The heel third trapezoidal knitted fabric 13 is increased in swing width every time one course is knitted like the heeled second trapezoidal knitted fabric 11, and is knitted by half the needles of the cylinder in the final course. The loops forming the oblique sides 13a and 13b at the end of each course are knitted on the last course of the first annular knitted fabric, and the gore lines subsequent to the gore lines 12a and 12b are formed by bending. The knitting of the course at the bottom of the heel third trapezoidal knitted fabric 13 is performed by half of the needles of the cylinder, whereby the knitting of the heel pocket 3 is completed.
[0015]
Next, the knitting on the toe side of the first half of the sock is performed. Before the knitting of the toe pocket 2 of the first half of the sock for the purpose of making the length of the knitted fabric covering the foot longer than the knitted fabric constituting the heel pocket 3. The knitting of the two annular knitted fabrics 14 is appropriately performed on a course. The second annular knitted fabric 14 is knitted continuously in an annular shape using all the needles. The first knitting of the knitted course is performed by half the needles of the cylinder knitting the bottom of the heel third trapezoidal knitted fabric 13 and the second knitted fabric. After knitting the final course of the one circular knitted fabric 9, the knitting is performed in an annular manner by using all the cylinder needles with the remaining needles at the rest position regardless of knitting of the heel pocket 3. It is preferable to increase the number of knitting courses of the second annular knitted fabric 14 in order to increase the length of the socks from the toe to the heel so that there is room, and to reduce the number of courses in order to exert a tight feel.
[0016]
The knitting of the toe pocket 2 is performed as follows. Following the final course of the second circular knitted fabric 14, reciprocating knitting is started within a range of not reaching 180 ° around the waist (line Z in FIG. 2A) in front of the socks 1, and the swing width is reduced as knitting proceeds. Then, the toe portion first trapezoidal knitted fabric 15 is continuously formed, and the knitting width is increased in the opposite direction, and the toe portion second trapezoidal knitted fabric 16 is formed. , 15b and 16b are knitted, and a toe third trapezoidal knitted fabric 17 having the long side of the toe second trapezoidal knitted fabric 16 as the top is knitted following the toe second trapezoidal knitted fabric 16. Then, both the oblique sides 17a and 17b of the knitted fabric 17 are stitched to the final course of the second annular knitted fabric 14.
[0017]
Gore lines 18a and 18b (the gore lines 18b are not shown) are formed by knitting the oblique sides 15a and 16a and the oblique sides 15b and 16b.
Further, the gore lines 19a and 19b are made by knitting the toe portion third trapezoidal knitted fabric 17 and the second annular knitted fabric 14.
[0018]
A gap is formed between the final course of the second annular knitted fabric 14 and the final course of the toe portion third trapezoidal knitted fabric by the above knitting, but the both courses are integrally formed by linking or sewing to form the bending line 20. Close the gap.
[0019]
Next, a second embodiment shown in FIG. 3 will be described. In the sock 1, the tip of the gore line is branched in a Y-shape to further increase the toe portion and the heel pockets 2 and 3, thereby increasing the amount of knitted fabric around the tip. As in the first embodiment, the heel pocket 3 is knitted following the first annular knitted fabric 9. That is, the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 21 is connected to the final course of the first annular knitted fabric 9 using half of the needles that are deployed in a range of 180 ° around the line Y of the heel side end shown in FIG. 3A. In addition, the knitting width is sequentially reduced, and reciprocating knitting is performed. Subsequently, the knitting width of the heel second trapezoidal knitted fabric 22 having the short side serving as the final course of the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 21 is sequentially increased. When the maximum width (the knitting width is smaller than the width of the knitting start course of the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 21) is reached, the heel third third trapezoidal knitted fabric having a symmetrical shape with the knitted fabric 22 is subsequently formed. 23 are sequentially knitted with a reduced knitting width. Following the final course of the heel third trapezoidal knitted fabric 23, the knitting of the heel fourth trapezoidal knitted fabric 24 is sequentially knitted while increasing the swing width, and the knitting is performed with half the needles. The knitting of the knitted fabric 24 ends.
[0020]
Immediately after the knitting, a part of the hypotenuses 21a, 21b of the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric 21 and the hypotenuses 22a, 22b of the heel second trapezoidal knitted fabric 22 are stitched as in the first embodiment. The gore lines 24a and 24b (the gore lines 24b are not shown) are formed, and the oblique sides 23a and 23b of the heel third trapezoidal knitted fabric 23 and a part of the oblique sides 24a and 24b of the heel fourth trapezoidal knitted fabric 24 are knitted. To form gore lines 25a and 25b (25b is not shown). The remaining portions of the oblique sides 24a, 24b of the heel fourth trapezoidal knitted fabric form binding gore lines 26a, 26b with the remaining portions of the oblique sides 21a, 21b of the heel first trapezoidal knitted fabric. The heel pocket 3 is knitted as described above.
[0021]
Next, following the final course of the heel fourth trapezoidal knitted fabric 24 and the remaining wale portion of the final course of the first annular knitted fabric, the second annular knitted fabric 27 is knitted as appropriate in the number of courses, and the toe pocket 2 is placed in the fourth position. The knitting is performed following the two-round knitted fabric 27. The toe pocket 2 is also knitted by the reciprocating rotation of the cylinder, the swing width is changed around the toe side end (Z line in FIG. 3), and the toe part second trapezoidal knitted fabric 28 is connected to the toe part second and second toe parts. Three trapezoidal knitted fabrics 29 and 30 are provided between the toe fourth trapezoidal knitted fabrics 31, and the gore line formed by them is Y-shaped. The knitting means is the same as the heel second and third trapezoidal knitted fabrics 22, 23, and the gore lines 32a, 32b, 33a, 33b, 34a, 34b (the gore lines 32b, 33b, 34b are not shown) are similarly formed. . Then, an opening edge formed between the bottom course of the toe fourth trapezoidal knitted fabric 31 and the final course of the second annular knitted fabric 27 is closed by the linking or the like to form the end line 20.
[0022]
In the second embodiment, the second and third trapezoidal knitted fabrics 29, 30, 22, 23 are provided on both the toe heel and the toe pocket 2 and the heel pocket 3 in the amount of the knitted fabric. And increase the overall swelling. In the first and second embodiments as well, the link lines 20 and 27 are located between the toe pocket 2 and the heel pocket 3.
[0023]
In the sock of the present invention, the toe pocket 2 and the heel pocket 3 are knitted by substantially the same means, but the toe pocket 2 and the heel pocket 3 both have the structure shown in the first and second embodiments as appropriate. The heel pocket 3 of the second embodiment and the toe pocket 2 of the first embodiment may be combined, or another pocket structure may be used.
[0024]
In addition, the number of courses of the second annular knitted fabrics 14 and 27 is not large, and there is a case where there is no particularly significant difference between the left and right shapes centering on the X-ray in FIGS. The heel can be worn by inserting a toe into the heel pocket 3 side.
Since the ground contact surface of the foot is the base of the fingertip of the toe and the heel, when the socks of the present invention are worn, the overhang line 20 is always located on the arch, and the overhang line 20 is pressed against the weight when worn. It does not cause discomfort such as a feeling of being uncomfortable.
[0025]
【The invention's effect】
In the socks of the present invention, when the socks are worn, the toe pockets are held at the toes, and the heel pockets are locked at the heels. The tip of the toe is always located on the sole side near the center, which is 1/3 of the length of the heel, divided into three parts to the rear end, that is, on the arch, so that the sock is visible when wearing socks. Does not enter the eyes, and the portion does not make the knitted fabric thick and uncomfortable, and does not degrade the wearing feeling.
[0026]
Further, by providing the second annular knitted fabric in contact with the toe pocket and arbitrarily selecting the number of courses, the extension of the toe portion of the sock can be appropriately adjusted.
[0027]
The socks of the present invention use a highly elastic yarn and have an elliptical shape in side view when not worn, and there are few differences between the toe pocket and the heel pocket, and therefore, the toe in the heel pocket and the heel in the toe pocket. Can be inserted and worn.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a side view showing a state when a sock of the present invention is worn.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the first embodiment of the sock of the present invention when not worn, wherein A is a perspective side view, and B is a developed view of a knitted fabric showing a knitting process.
FIG. 3 shows a non-wearing state of the sock according to the second embodiment of the present invention, wherein A is a perspective side view, and B is a developed view of a knitted fabric showing a knitting process.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Socks 2 Toe pocket 3 Heel pocket 4 Opening edge 5 Foot 6 Sheath 7 Shoes 8 Shoe shell 9 First annular knitted fabric 10, 21 Heeled first trapezoidal knitted fabric 11, 22 Heeled second Trapezoidal knitted fabrics 12a, 12b, 18a, 18b, 19a, 19b, 24a, 24b, 25a, 25b, 32a, 32b, 33a, 33b, 34a, 34b Gore line 13 Heel portion third trapezoidal knitted fabric 14 Second annular knitted fabric 15 , 28 toe part first trapezoidal knitted fabric 16, 29 toe part second trapezoidal knitted fabric 20 overhang line 23 heel part third trapezoidal knitted fabric 24 heel part fourth trapezoidal knitted fabric 27 second annular knitted fabric 30 toe part third trapezoid Knitted fabric 31 Fourth trapezoidal knitted toe

Claims (2)

環状の穿口開口縁に連続して編成された第1環状編地と、同編地の最終コースに続き同編地の踵側端部を中心に所定範囲の往復編成をしてなる踵部ポケットと、前記踵部ポケットの最終コースと前記第1環状編地の最終コースの残余のウエール部分とに連なり所定コース数環状に編成された第2環状編地と、第2環状編地の爪先側端部を中心に同編地に続き所定範囲の往復編成してなる爪先部ポケットよりなり、爪先部ポケットの最終コースと前記第2環状編地の最終コースの残余のウエール部分との間に生じた間隙をリンキング等により一体に綴じ合わせてなるかがり線を、ソックス底部中央にあって、ソックスの爪先側端部から踵側端部までのソックス全長の1/3の範囲に位置させたことを特徴とするシューズインタイプソックス。A first annular knitted fabric continuously knitted on an opening edge of an annular perforated opening, and a heel portion formed by reciprocating knitting within a predetermined range around a heel side end portion of the knitted fabric following the final course of the knitted fabric A pocket, a second annular knitted fabric connected to a final course of the heel portion pocket and a remaining wale portion of the final course of the first annular knitted fabric and knitted in a predetermined number of loops, and a toe of the second annular knitted fabric It consists of a toe pocket formed by reciprocating knitting within a predetermined range following the same knitted fabric centered on the side end portion, and between the last course of the toe pocket and the remaining wale portion of the last course of the second annular knitted fabric. The resulting gap is bound together by linking, etc., and the overhang line is located at the center of the bottom of the sock and within 1/3 of the total length of the sock from the toe end of the sock to the heel end. Shoe-in type socks characterized by the following. 伸縮性編糸を使用して編成してなり、非着用時、側面視大略楕円形状をなし、爪先部ポケットと踵部ポケットとが同様形状をなしていることを特徴とする請求項1記載のシューズインタイプソックス。2. The knitted fabric according to claim 1, wherein the knitted fabric is knitted using an elastic knitting yarn, and when not worn, has a substantially elliptical shape in a side view, and the toe pocket and the heel pocket have the same shape. Shoes-in type socks.
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