DE1920791A1 - Tights made up of three parts - Google Patents

Description

DiPL-ING. HARRY RCEVER. _QCQ

PATENT ADVERTISER 2 3i ΛρΠΐ '3 «« *

68 MANNHEIM-FEÜDENHEIM
ON THE BOW 23 ■ FEL. 0621/7911 24

Banes Corporation
Eanea Hill Road,

Winston-Salem, North Carolina ü. S.A.

On three parts susaanengesetste tights

Priority of the USA Pat "* tai" "charging 72S 261 from 15th time in 1968.

In the last few years, clothing has been used as "tights". dungsstfioke has become very fashionable, especially for women » who wear relatively short skirts. The demand for such Tights have become bigger and bigger, because the ladies' dresses and skirts become more and more kissable and therefore release more leg, as suvor.

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Pantyhose are usually in one piece and comprise a body part and two pieces of stocking. These clothes will always be more popular and have a very fine, elegant appearance and are very comfortable to wear, but have the disadvantage that at If a ladder or other damage occurs in one of the stocking parts, the entire item of clothing becomes unusable and therefore has to be purchased again,

In order to overcome this problem, attempts have been made to develop tights in which the stocking parts are separable from the body part so that if a ladder or other damage to a stocking part occurs, this stocking part can be replaced without thereby rendering the entire garment unusable will. Examples of such garments can be found, for example, in U.S. Patents 3,249,1lo, 3,253,599, 3,359,571 and 3,362,029. However, these attempts have not been very successful in practice. Either "the items of clothing in question have not shown sufficient retention of the stocking, or they have proven to be uncomfortable to wear due to the type of stocking provided. _X

Accordingly, the main object of the invention, the Schaffimg eiMwe new, improved, three parts zusammengesetzt® gt ^ «ämpfhoss" the siafweist mutually separate hull and Beintaile, wherein the body part is provided with elastic Warenabschhitten, w & Al®

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To grasp and hold stockings while they are being worn. Further The object of the invention is to create a knitted trouser part for holding a pair of stockings during wear, this pant part having elastic regions which at a distance .von each other lying loosely lying thread parts to Own capture of the stockings while wearing them. It is also intended to create a new and improved pair of tights that are mutually exclusive has to be separated pants and stocking parts, of which the Pants hold the socks when they are worn by elastic Karenteile, which ensure a gentle, fine and yet secure hold for the stockings.

Further objects, features and advantages of the invention emerge from the following description of the drawing.

Fig. 1 is the perspective view of the trousers part of the

According to the tights, the elastic parts of the goods this pant section are shown shaded.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged, partial, schematic Loop pattern of the elastic fabric, knitted on an entry knitting machine.

FIG. 3 is a schematic partial section in the direction of FIG

Flg. 1 registered line ΧΙΙ-ΙΙΣ and shows the shaded illustrated elastic areas.

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Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a stocking part according to the invention.

Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 are specific stages in the manufacture of the rose part.

Fig. 7 is a schematic stitch diagram of another embodiment the elastic fabric, also knitted on an entry etriokn / isohine

Fig. 8 is a straight stitch pattern and ascending one step Modification of the elastic kare, which is based on a Raschel <or Chain knitting machine is knitted "

Flg. 9 is a partial schetaatic representation «iaes SfeSofess of

Ktttenetriokware, whereby the Auften-Seg & snimiigelini® @te »s 7josen ~ Bohlings is shown.

Flg. Ij selgt in a similar representation wl · Fig «. § # 1ιι « Type for the boss part blank »

11 shows a perspective view

- "ling of the kind shown in Fig. Io produced i

Fig. 12 shows in a

the pantyhose according to the inventor * ^? in © ebraesfe «

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INSPECTED

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In the following description and in the claims the term "stretch thread" is any of those commonly known Synthetic, thermoplastic, which can be pre-hardened by heat Denote threads that have the property that they can be elongated and contract, but none Exercise considerable force when contracting · To these threads include: "Agilon", "Cantrece" 88e or 881, imitation 8- and Z-twist threads, S-and z-twist threads of the type described in US Pat. No. 2,771,733, and Duotwisf threads of the type described in US Pat 3 o91 9o8 described type

The term "elastic thread" refer to any thread in the present context, which has the property that it can be elongated under tension and Kit a certain Zuaammensiehungskraft strives to au "the elongated Zuatand back together to look ·" * Su these threads includes GMO and spandex threads, both bare and coated (beapon)

The trousers 9 shown in FIG. 1 have a waist band Io, a body section 11 and zvai leg parts 12, each of which in For « A Doppalrsades 13 ends. Each leg part 12 has «in often · catching direction running tape made of elastic fabric 14 in minutes the d

The "Was" d * s Ifase & partly can rely on a * mahreystewtgen Dantenstocking-Rundatrickmasohin® lsar§ «stallt · Preferably this Partly from one of the many, well-known

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Knitted stretch threads. In the elastic areas 14, a bare elastic thread, such as spandex, is knitted into the stretch thread.

A preferred type of weft-knitted elastic cardigan consisting of stretch thread 16 and bare elastic thread 17 is shown in FIG. The elastic thread 17 is in each fourth wale W knitted and lies afloat over the three wales in between, so that the parts lying afloat F arise. Of course, the elastic thread 17 does not need in all rows of the gullies made of elastic goods 14, but can only be knitted in every second, every third, every fourth row, etc. In a similar way, the elastic thread 1? also in every second stick or in every third Haeeheniitabchen, or in some other way, as described, for example, in OSA patent specification 2,261,595. In every case, the loosely lying thread parts® F are within the Items of goods 14 in rows and distributed by stäfech © nwsi »e.

FIG. 3 is a schematic section along the section line XII-XII in FIG. 1. The elastic region 14, «ta? As the fabric according to FIG. 2 consists of shaded lines in FIG t is® Par xanü 1st in some known way and catfish © means® © iaas

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Haschensaumes 19 attached, or can also be used as a border in the manner commonly used in women's stocking stretching machines To be knitted hot.

The stocking 21 shown in Fig. 4 is at its upper, open The end is provided with a double rim 22 in the usual manner. Xm distance from this double edge of the stocking is a elastic region 23 extending in the circumferential direction, knitted from a product similar to the product shown in FIG is.

If necessary, the double edge 22 of the stocking 21 can form If elastic threads were contained in the manner shown in FIG upper part of the stocking 21 similar to the schematic in FIG Fig. 3 shown cross-section.

The manufacture of the panty part 9 is similar to that of the OSA * patent vehicle Ml *. 2 826 76o described technique. First, "swel ground schlauehfferalge goods parts 24, similar to FIG. 5 ;, stretched" Each of these parts has a lower part ü®v & ti sdnem r ^r gförmigesi elastic region 14 ends and el * new Potter Iran 3 having "and is such Hoses 24 and 24 * ■ ^ asesR 5rjm © Rfv-ssg @ iis € m MasehenBfcäbchen the goods from their GIsesscr.ävscj atsa "■ - 's aa einma Puskt g © naia above the beginning of the · s2, ccö; ^v rij ^ sn S —--- f. ^ ® Μ _σ ΐ? £ ® c5 ^ © s in Fic- _a β g © z @ lgt 5.St „ auf-

Cream edges 25 and 25 'as well as 26 and 26 * of the two tube-shaped ones Parts 24 and 24 * In the usual way by sewing connected to each other, the seams 27 and 27 '(Fig · I) develop. If necessary, a fork piece 28 can be placed between the two tubular parts 24 and 24 * are used. Then the waist band Io is added, whereby the in Fig. I Garment shown is produced.

If necessary, the elastic thread can be in the elastic goods areas 14 and 23 as shown in Fig. 7 in the war "length * - bound in the manner described in the OSA patent specification 2 344 35o is shown. Fig. 7 shows an integration of the elastic thread 17 * such that it is behind each alternating wales W * of the stretch thread 16 ', so that loosely lying thread parts F * arise at a distance from one another. However, any other known Embedding arrangement can be used, i.e. «din · such, in which the thread lies flat behind two, three or even more consecutive double crochets of the goods.

The goods of the boss part 9 and the stocking parts 21 can also chain-knitted instead of single-entry knitted. Flg. 8 shows a preferred, warp-knitted fabric which is produced on a Raschel Strio machine which has a single needle bar and four thread guide bars. This item contains stretch thread 16 * 'and strands of elastic thread 17 "running in wale direction, the floating, spaced apart

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Laying thread parts F "form · This elastic thread structure 17" are in the goods zigzag back and forth over theirs associated Maechenstäbchen placed / so that the afloat Thread parts F "of each strand are exposed offset to one another in wale direction of the goods.

Flg. 9 shows a piece of warp-knitted fabric similar to shear-bearing those after Pig. 8, cut out of the trouser blanks 29 and can then be sewn together in pairs to produce the pants 9 shown in FIG. The rows of these goods run in the direction of arrows C, and the rods run in Direction of the arrows W * '.

In Fig. 9, the dashed lines 3o show the outer edges of each individual blank 29. Two blanks cut in this catfish are sewn together to form the finished trousers, in the well-known manner. The shaded ones Areas 31 and 32 mean areas made of elastic goods running in the direction of the rods, which areas are made of elastic goods Contains thread existing strands 17 ″. When producing a roe blank, the goods are along the lines 3o and also cut along the lines 33 and 34, which lie intermediately in the elastic regions 31 and 32. When cutting in this way, the part of the elastic region 32 of the blank (blank) 29 in the finished pants 9 becomes elastic area 14. However, the elastic area 34 is the blank 29, which surrounds part of the elastic area 31.

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grasps, part of the waist band Io of the trousers 9 · of course, if you want the knitted elastic band 31 from the fabric can be omitted according to Fig. 9, in which Palle then «into separate elastic band Io is additionally attached to the goods to complete them.

P From Fig. 9 it can be seen that the individual Bosenzuschnlttfeile run in the direction of the fabric. Di «l cuts are in arranged in alternating reverse order transversely to the knitted fabric, so that alternating elastic BSnder, such as e.g. the straps 32 which form the elastic areas 14 for the leg part of adjacent blanks, while the intermediate blanks elastic areas 31 form the waistband sections for the adjacent blanks »

* Figures Io and 11 show another embodiment of a trousers made from warp knitted goods. In this case, the trouser cuts 36 are opposite to those shown in FIGS. 9 shown Blanks offset by 90 ° and are cut in such a way that they form the individual strap sections 37 and 38. The goods are knitted with elastic regions 31 'and 32' extending in the warp direction, each along intermediate lines 33 * and 34 'are cut. Two such blanks 36 are placed one on top of the other and connected to one another along their opposite edges 3o 'in any suitable manner, whereby the rare seams 39 and 4o arise. The pants 41 shown in FIG. 11 would have the same elastic areas 14

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-Ilsen like the pants shown in Fig. 1, and the same elastic Band Io, which is either a knitted fabric from the elastic knitted fabric part 31 * or a special ribbon sewn to the waist of the knuckle It is necessary to report the blank 36 according to FIG Cut open the goods in the winding area 42 in order to remove the leg parts 37 and 38 su form.

Figure 12 shows a preferred garment according to the present invention Invention in use. It can be seen that the elastic goods parts 14 of the rose 19 overlap the fabric parts 23 of the stockings 21. As a result of the numerous spaced apart in the row direction and also spaced apart in the direction of the rods floating parts F of the bare elastic thread, which grips the parts 23 of the stockings under friction, are the Stockings grasped and held on the leg in a wrinkle-free condition when worn. The elastic threads in the karen sections 14 form due to its floating thread parts F a gentle, comfortable, however, secure mounting for the stocking parts 21.

Preferably, the exposed thread parts of the trousers part and, if present, the stocking parts of the garment rest on the inside of the goods, as indicated by the broken away part of the pants 9 in Flg. 12 is indicated. However that is Invention to be realized with the same success in the way that the floating parts of the elastic thread in the

Parts of the goods 14 of the pants 9 lie on the outer string of the goods, where-

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when then the stockings 21 are located on the inside of the goods Floating threads pulled over the leg parts of the rose will. Instead, you can use the loose thread points in the elastic areas 14 of the evil also on the inside of the goods lie, while the floppy thread parts are located in the elastic sections 23 of the stocking parts on the goods upstream side are. In this case, the loose thread parts of these sections are in when the garment is worn opposite, neighboring location.

However, it is clear that it is necessary in the case of entry-triturated goods is to turn the fabric over in order to bring loose thread spots to the outside of the fabric · Fig. 2 shows the surface or the outside of the goods, the float parts of the thread lying on the inside thereof.

If necessary, the elastic thread 17 can be completely omitted from the stocking parts 21, and plain knitted stockings can be worn and held by the Eoeon part 9 .

It is evident that there have been many modifications and changes in the construction of the three-part turtleneck according to the invention are possible without the idea of the invention and leave the purpose of the invention. Such modifications of the invention are therefore intended to be defined within the scope of protection of the following claims.

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Claims (1)

Claim l.yKnitted tights composed of three parts, consisting of from a special body part knitted using stretch thread and two separate stockings, the body part of which has two legs, each of which is shaped one open end runs out and these leg parts in the wearing of the garment the stockings on the legs of the wearer (the The wearer) grasp and hold, characterized in that each leg (12) of the body section (11) has one in the circumferential direction has around the leg part in the vicinity of the open end thereof extending, one-piece knitted elastic region (14), each has bare elastic threads that are spaced in the direction of the rows and in the direction of the wales create floating parts lying apart from each other 2, pantyhose according to claim 1, the stocking parts of stretch thread are knitted, characterized in that the floating parts consisting of bare elastic thread on the Inside of the elastic areas lie. 3. Tights according to claim 1, characterized in that the exposed thread _x parts consisting of bare elastic thread lie on the inside of the elastic areas of the body portion and the stocking parts are bare elastic threads 909850/0746 near their upper ends that are spaced apart in the direction of the rows and in the direction of the double crochets Form floating parts. 4. Tights according to claim 3, characterized in that the made of elastic thread, flottl & egend Faceivhsile der Sections of stocking on the outside of the & 'trarepi \ «& re i *> findllch are. 5, pantyhose according to claim 1, characterized in that the bare, floating padentelle made of elastic thread of the body section, iif the outside of the goods and the stocking sections b. '. inke, made of elastic thread Floating parts show / s that are on the inside of the goods lie near the upper ends of the stocking parts. 6 «tights according to claim 1, the body part with weft thread is knitted, characterized in that each Belntell the body section ends in the form of an open end formed by a double rim, classy in this double rim bare elastic threads form floating wheel parts that are spaced apart in rows and treble crochets. 7. Tights according to claim 1, the body part of which is chain-knitted is characterized in that each leg portion of the body portion ends in the form of an open end through a 909850/0746 Double edge is formed, with floating in this double edge Pieces of thread made of bare elastic thread, in rows and in rows, lying at a distance from one another, - present are. 909850/0746 Blank page