JPS6145125Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a novel improvement of an interlining tie, and in particular, it is possible to reliably position the tie interlining placed inside the tie at a fixed position within the tie. The present invention relates to the structure of a cored necktie that is configured to allow the use of a cored necktie.

As is well known, conventionally, the tie interlining has been placed inside the tie by sewing and supporting it as appropriate along the center sewing lines (C and L) on the lining side of the tie. ing. This type of interlining tie lacks the ability of the tie interlining to adhere to the tie fabric, and generally has poor durability against repeated wearing and washing, etc. It has the disadvantage that it cannot fulfill its role as a personal item.

The main purpose of this invention is to provide a cored necktie that is highly durable against repeated wearing and washing. The tie fabric has large tip forming portions at both ends in the length direction, first and second fold lines extending in the length direction are provided between the two tip forming portions, and a distance between the first and second fold lines is provided. Formed as a tie-wrapping area portion having a shape that matches the necktie-wrapping shape, and forming an inner fold-in area portion that is slightly narrower than the width of the tie-wrapping area so as to be continuous with the tie-wrapping area portion via the first fold line. A third fold line extending in the length direction is provided through the second fold line so as to be slightly wider than the necktie facing area, and the space between the fold lines is formed as a necktie lining area, and the tie back A seam allowance area is formed in the tie covering area along the entire length thereof through the third fold line, and the tie interlining is slightly narrower than the width of the tie covering area, and the tie interlining is slightly narrower than the width of the tie covering area. The shape almost matches,
The tie interlining is overlaid on the inner folding area of the tie fabric, and is sewn with thread along the outer edge of the inner folding area and one side edge of the tie interlining, and the tie interlining is formed on the second fold line. Fold the tie lining area in half so that the front surface of the tie facing area faces inside, then fold the seam allowance area back onto the tie lining area, and fold the tie lining area in half. , along the inner edge of the tie lining area, the inner fold area, and the other side edge of the tie interlining, form a bag shape by sewing with thread, and replace the bag-shaped part, This tie is made by sewing the tie interlining along two sewing lines near both edges of the tie.

Hereinafter, the cored tie according to this invention will be described in detail based on specific embodiments shown in the drawings. In the figure, a tie fabric 1 is suitably bias-cut and sewn according to well-known methods. The tie fabric 1 has a tie lining area 4 which is continuously defined by first and second fold lines 2 and 3 which are substantially folded into three along the length. It includes a tie facing area portion 5 and an inner folding area portion 6. Naturally, the tie facing area 5 shapes the shape of the tie itself to be manufactured, and the inner folding area 6 has an area that matches the tie facing area 5 in the width direction. .
On the other hand, the tie lining area portion 4 is slightly narrower than the tie facing area portion 5 in its width direction, and includes a seam allowance area portion 8 along a longitudinal edge thereof via a fold line 7. This tie fabric 1
On the other hand, tie linings 11 and 12 are sewn and formed on the back side of the large sword and small sword forming portions 9 and 10. For this tie fabric 1, the tie interlining 13 is cut into a shape that substantially matches the shape of the tie facing area 5. This tie interlining 13 is attached to the inner folding area portion 6 in the manner shown in FIG. 4. As a means for attaching the tie interlining 13 to the tie fabric 1, as shown in the example shown in FIG. Alternatively, a nonwoven interlining may be thermally bonded to the tie fabric via a suitable heat-sensitive adhesive layer.

The large sword part 15 of the tie interlining 13 is formed in a shape that matches the large sword shape of the tie, and is separated from the inner folding area part 6 at the front part 16 of the large sword lining 11. It can be installed like this. The stiletto portion 17 of the tie interlining 13 is formed into a single-cut sword tip shape as shown by the dotted line in FIG. 4, or is formed into a stiletto shape as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. It may be formed into a matching shape. In the former case, the stiletto point part is inserted between the inner folding area part 6 and the stiletto lining 12, and in the latter case, it is attached separately at the front part 18 of the stiletto lining 12, similar to the large sword side. It will be done. The tie fabric with the tie interlining 13 formed in this manner is sewn in the following manner. As shown in FIG.
The seam allowance area 8 of the necktie lining area 4 is overlapped with the seam allowance area 8 of the necktie lining area 4 at a position along the fold line 2 of the tie lining area 4 and is sewn with a sewing thread 19. In this case, the tie interlining 13 is also sewn at the same time. Next, this is turned over, and the large sword part and, if necessary, the small sword part of the tie interlining are inserted and arranged between the tie facing area and the lining to obtain a necktie having the shape shown in FIG. 6. .

The interlining tie of this invention with the above structure can be sewn or bonded to the tie fabric on both sides or the entire surface, improving the fixation of the tie interlining to the tie fabric. This makes it possible to provide a tie that is highly durable against repeated wearing or washing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 shows an example of a conventional necktie, Fig. 1A is a back view of the large sword part of the tie seen from the back side, and Fig. 1B is an enlarged view of the necktie in the cloth thickness direction.
A sectional view taken along the line B-B in Figure A, and Figure 2 show an example of the necktie according to this invention.
is a back view of the large sword part of the tie,
Figure 2B is B- of Figure 2A, which is similar to Figure 1B.
The sectional view taken along line B and FIGS. 3 to 6 are schematic rear views showing the processing steps of the necktie according to this invention in order. 1... Tie fabric, 2... First fold line, 3
...Second fold line, 4...Tie lining area,
5...Tie facing area part, 6...Inward folding area part, 8...Seam allowance area part, 9...Tie fabric large sword forming part, 10...Tie fabric stiletto forming part,
11...Large sword side lining, 12...Small sword side lining, 13
...Tie interlining, 15...Interlining large sword part, 17
...Interlining stiletto part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Consisting of a long tie fabric 1 and a tie interlining 13, the tie fabric 1 has a large sword tip forming part 9 and a small sword tip forming part 1 at both ends in the length direction.
0, and first and second fold lines 2 and 3 extending in the length direction are provided between the two sword point forming parts, and the shape between the first and second fold lines 2 and 3 corresponds to the shape of the tie cover. an inner folding area portion 6 having a width slightly narrower than the width of the tie wrapping area is formed so as to be continuous with the tie wrapping area portion 5 via the first fold line 2; The tie facing area portion 5 through the second fold line 3
The third section extends in the length direction so as to be slightly wider.
A folding line 7 is provided between the folding lines 3 and 7, and a tie lining area portion 4 is formed between the folding lines 3 and 7. The tie interlining 13 has a width slightly narrower than the width of the tie facing area, and has a shape that almost matches the tie facing area 5, and the tie interlining 13 has a shape that almost matches the necktie facing area 5. Overlap the tie interlining 13,
Sewing is performed with thread 14 along the outer edge 6a of the inner folding area portion 6 and one side edge portion 13a of the tie interlining 13, and the tie lining area portion 4 is sewn along the second fold line 3. With the tie facing area part 5 folded in half so that the front surface is on the inside, the seam allowance area part 8 is folded back onto the tie lining area part 4 to separate the seam allowance area part 8 and the tie lining area. A bag-like shape is sewn along the inner edge portion 6a of the portion 4, the inner fold area portion 6, and the other side edge portion 13b of the tie interlining 13 using a thread 19, and the bag-like sewn portion is turned over. A necktie characterized in that the tie interlining 13 is sewn along two sewing lines near both edges of the tie.