JP6807592B2 - Scarf closure structure - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a structure in which a scarf is attached to and detached from the neck and chest of clothes such as the collar.

A scarf may be wrapped around the neck or collar of clothing to make the neck look gorgeous. When wearing a scarf, it takes time to wrap the scarf around the neck to adjust the length and shape, so clothing with a loop part to insert and hold decorations such as a scarf on the back side of the collar is proposed. (See, for example, Patent Document 1).

Utility Model Registration No. 3186092

The garment of Patent Document 1 is epoch-making in facilitating the putting on and taking off of the scarf. However, there is a problem that it is difficult to maintain the shape of the attached scarf and the soft bulge of the scarf. In addition, although it is possible to prevent the scarf from sliding down to some extent, there is also the problem that it is difficult to maintain stability for a long period of time.

Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and is a scarf that can maintain the shape retention of the scarf for a long period of time when the scarf is attached to and detached from the neck such as the collar of clothes. The purpose is to provide a fastening structure.

In order to solve the above problems, the scarf fastening structure according to the present invention is a scarf fastening structure provided with a loop for fastening ornaments such as a scarf around the neck of clothing having a collar, and is on the base collar. A plurality of loops are formed from the edge to the lower edge, one end of the loop is fixed along the front upper edge of the pedestal, and the other end of the loop is fixed along the back lower edge of the pedestal. And.

According to this, a scarf fastening structure capable of maintaining the shape retention of the scarf for a long period of time is realized.

In addition, it is a scarf fastening structure with a loop for fastening ornaments such as a scarf around the neck of clothing having a collar, and a plurality of loops are formed from the upper edge to the lower edge of the pedestal. A slit is provided on the lower edge through which the thin pieces forming the loop can be inserted, one end of the loop is fixed along the upper front edge of the pedestal, and the other end of the loop is passed through the slit before the back side of the pedestal. It can also be configured as a scarf fastening structure characterized by being fixed along the upper edge.

Further, it is a scarf fastening structure provided with a loop for fastening an ornament such as a scarf around the neck or chest of the garment, and a plurality of loops are formed around the neck or chest of the garment, and the neck or chest of the garment is formed. It can also be configured as a scarf fastening structure characterized in that one end of the loop is fixed along the edge of the body cloth constituting the above and the other end of the loop is not fixed.

Here, it is preferable that the plurality of loops intersect in the middle to form a cross loop, and it is assumed that the other ends of the plurality of loops are overlapped to form a V-shaped loop. May be.

According to this, the fixing of the scarf is strengthened, and the scarf can be shaped softly without losing its shape.

Further, it is preferable that the plurality of loops include loops having different diameters, and the plurality of loops may include loops formed by connecting loops having the same diameter. At this time, it is preferable that the small loop having a small diameter is overlapped with the large loop having a large diameter, the medium loop having a diameter larger than that of the small loop and having a diameter smaller than that of the large loop is provided, and the medium loop is also overlapped with the large loop. , It is more preferable if the small loop is overlapped on the lower end side of the large loop.

According to this, it is possible to correspond to various usage forms such as when using only one mini scarf, when using a molded mini scarf or a long scarf by arranging it, and it occurs when using a mini scarf, for example. By improving phenomena that are likely to occur in each usage pattern, such as easy scarf slipping, it is possible to realize a scarf fastening structure that does not easily lose its shape even when used for a long time.

Further, at least one of the loops may be a twisted loop, or at least one of the loops may be a foldin group formed by folding.

According to this, it becomes easy to insert the scarf, and it is possible to create a space in which the scarf can be beautifully attached without impairing the soft bulge of the scarf.

As described above, according to the scarf fastening structure according to the present invention, the shape retention of the scarf can be maintained for a long period of time, various scarves can be arranged, and various usage forms can be supported. Become. In addition, the scarf can be easily inserted, and the scarf can be attached beautifully without damaging the soft bulge of the scarf, and the neck area can be beautifully decorated.

It is a figure which shows the example which applied the scarf fastening structure to the shirt with a collar. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening structure in an enlarged manner. It is a figure which shows the 2nd example of the scarf fastening structure. It is a figure which shows the 3rd example of a scarf fastening structure. It is a figure which shows another example which applied the scarf fastening structure to the shirt with a collar. It is a figure which shows the example which applied the scarf fastening structure to the jacket with a hole. It is an enlarged view which shows the scarf fastening structure in the jacket with a hole. It is a figure which shows the example which applied the scarf fastening structure to a collarless jacket. It is an enlarged figure which shows the scarf fastening structure in a collarless jacket. It is a figure which shows the example of the scarf fastening double loop. It is a figure which shows the state which the scarf is passed through the scarf fastening double loop. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening double loop in the jacket with a hole. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening double loop in a jacket. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening double loop in a collarless jacket. It is a figure which shows the example of the scarf fastening triple loop. It is a figure which shows the state which the scarf passed through the scarf fastening triple loop. It is a figure which shows the scarf-fastened triple loop in a jacket with a hole. It is a figure which shows the scarf closure triple loop in a collarless jacket. It is a figure which shows another example of a scarf fastening triple loop. It is a figure which shows the state which the scarf passed through the scarf fastening triple loop. It is a figure which shows the scarf-fastened triple loop in a jacket with a hole. It is a figure which shows the scarf closure triple loop in a collarless jacket. It is a figure which shows the example of the scarf fastening twist loop. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening twist loop enlarged. It is a figure for demonstrating the scarf fastening twist loop. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening twist loop in the jacket with a hole. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening twist loop in a collarless jacket. It is a figure which shows the example of the scarf fastening Foldin group. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening Foldin group enlarged. It is a figure for demonstrating the scarf fastening Foldin group. It is a figure for demonstrating the operation of the scarf fastening Foldin group. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening Foldin group in the jacket with a hole. It is a figure which shows the scarf fastening Foldin group in a collarless jacket.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example in which the scarf fastening structure of the present embodiment is applied to a shirt with a collar.

In the scarf fastening structure of the present embodiment, a plurality of loops 10 for scarf fastening are formed from the upper end to the lower end of the base collar 3 that appears by folding back the collar portion 2 of the shirt 1. A scarf 9 or a ribbon can be inserted into the loop 10 to decorate the neck area in a gorgeous manner. The loop 10 is made of thin pieces, and is made of polyester cloth satin woven tape or the same material as the body. The warp yarn is twisted with cotton-touch spandex, and the weft yarn is made of bulky woolly yarn. As a result, it has not only shape retention but also a feeling of swelling, softness and wrinkle resistance.

FIG. 2 shows an enlarged view of the scarf fastening structure. The upper end 11 of the loop 10 is fixed by sewing or gluing along the front upper edge of the base collar 3. The lower end 12 which is the other end of the loop 10 is wrapped around the back side of the pedestal 3 and fixed by sewing or gluing along the lower edge of the pedestal 3 so as not to hinder the folding of the collar 2. There is. The straight line on the surface of the pedestal 3 and the curved line of the loop 10 allow the scarf 9 to be attached beautifully and softly without damaging the soft bulge of the scarf 9 while maintaining the shape of the pedestal 2 and the pedestal 3 and the beauty of the standing collar. It is possible to create a space that can be used. Further, by wrapping the lower end 12 of the loop 10 around the back side of the pedestal 3, the lower side of the pedestal 3 can have a thickness amount that can maintain the bulge of the scarf 9, and the scarf 9 is fluffy. The appearance can be maintained.

FIG. 3 shows another example of a scarf fastening structure with loops crossed in the middle of each. The cross loop 13 strengthens the fixation of the scarf 9 by using the loop as a sash, and enables fluffy shaping without breaking the shape of the scarf 9. In order to secure the scarf 9 more securely, the cross loop 13 is preferably formed by intersecting the loops at an angle of about 30 °.

FIG. 4 shows yet another example of the scarf fastening structure in which loops are arranged in a V shape. The V-shaped loop 14 is formed by overlapping the lower ends 15 of the loops in the vicinity of the lower edge of the base collar 3 in a V-shape, and can strengthen the fixing of the scarf 9. In order to make the scarf 9 look beautiful, it is desirable to shape the scarf 9 with a feeling of hanging downward. According to the V-shaped loop 14, it is possible to perform a good-looking shaping that makes use of the feeling of falling of the scarf 9. In order to obtain such an effect, the V-shaped loop 14 is preferably formed so as to draw a V-shape in which the loops are at an angle of about 30 °.

(Embodiment 2)
As a second embodiment, another example in which the scarf fastening structure is applied to a shirt with a collar will be described. The parts common to the above-described embodiment will be omitted as appropriate, and the different parts will be described in detail.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing another example in which the scarf fastening structure is applied to a shirt with a collar.

In the above embodiment, the other end of the loop is wrapped around the back side of the base collar 3 and fixed along the lower edge of the base collar 3, but here, a slit is provided near the lower end of the base collar 3 to provide a base. The difference is that the collar hole 18 is formed and the other end of the loop is fixed by the upper edge of the pedestal 3.

That is, in the loop 16 of the present embodiment, the upper end 17 of the loop is fixed by sewing or adhesion along the upper edge of the front side of the base collar 3, and the base collar hole 18 is opened along the lower edge of the base collar 3. The other loop end (loop upper end 19) is fixed by sewing or gluing along the upper edge on the back side of the base collar 3. The pedestal hole 18 is formed by making a slit-shaped hole having a width and a thickness through which the loop 16 can be inserted.

According to this, a plurality of loops through which the scarf can be passed are formed on both the front side (outside) and the back side (inside) of the shirt with a collar, so that the scarf can be attached both inside and outside. .. Further, when a scarf is attached to one of the loops, the weight of the scarf causes the loop on the opposite side to act in the direction of contacting the base collar 3 to cancel the bulge of the loop, so that the thickness in the vicinity of the collar does not increase. ..

(Embodiment 3)
Subsequently, as the third embodiment, an example in which the scarf fastening structure is applied to a jacket with a hole or a collarless jacket will be described. The parts common to the above-described embodiment will be omitted as appropriate, and the different parts will be described in detail.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example in which the scarf fastening structure is applied to a jacket with a hole.

Here, an example is shown in which a loop piece 20 having a loop is attached to a jacket 4 having a hole 6 in a lapel (lower collar) 5. FIG. 7 shows an enlarged view of the scarf fastening structure in this jacket with holes. The loop piece 20 having the loop 21 is attached to the back side of the lapel 5. One end of the loop piece 20 is fixed by sewing or adhesion along the boundary side edge between the lapel 5 and the body cloth, and the other end is not fixed and is in a free state. It has become. The loop piece 20 has a width and thickness that can be inserted into the hole 6, and when the loop piece 20 is passed through the hole 6 and then the lapel 5 is folded back, the loop piece 20 having the loop 21 appears on the front side of the lapel 5 of the jacket 4 and is worn. A scarf 9 that decorates the neck and chest of a person can be attached. Here, a jacket 4 having a hole 6 in the lapel 5 is illustrated, but in the case of a jacket without a hole, the scarf 9 can be attached by folding the loop piece toward the body fabric side so that it appears from the lapel. Can be in a state. When the scarf 9 is attached, the other end of the loop piece in the released state does not return to the lapel side because the weight of the scarf keeps the loop piece folded back toward the body cloth side.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example in which the scarf fastening structure of the present embodiment is applied to a collarless jacket.

Here, an example is shown in which a loop piece 30 having a loop is attached to a collarless jacket 7 without a collar. FIG. 9 shows an enlarged view of the scarf fastening structure in this collarless jacket. The loop piece 30 having the loop 33 is attached to the inside (back side) of the neck circumference of the collarless jacket 7, for example. One end 32 of the loop piece 30 is fixed to the vicinity of the edge of the neck circumference by sewing or adhesion, and the other end is in a free state. A support loop 31 having a width and thickness capable of inserting the loop piece 30 is provided along the edge of the neck circumference portion, and the loop piece 30 is folded back and passed through the support loop 31 to allow the neck of the collarless jacket 7 to be inserted. The loop piece 30 having the loop 33 is exposed from the peripheral portion so that the scarf 9 can be attached. The other end of the loosened loop piece does not return inward because the support loop 31 and the weight of the scarf when the scarf 9 is attached hold the fold back. Further, when the scarf 9 is not attached, if the insertion into the support loop 31 is released, the loop piece 30 is attached toward the body cloth side and is not exposed from the neck circumference.

(Embodiment 4)
As the fourth embodiment, an example of forming two large and small loops for scarf fastening will be described. The parts common to the above-described embodiment will be omitted as appropriate, and the different parts will be described in detail.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a scarf fastening double loop, and FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a state in which a scarf is passed through the scarf fastening double loop. The double loop 40 includes a large loop 42 formed by the main body of the double loop 40, a small loop 41 forming a loop having a diameter smaller than that of the large loop 42, and these two loops. The small loop 41 is formed on the surface side of the double loop 40, and the lower end of the large loop 42 and the lower end of the small loop 41 are overlapped with each other. The small loop 41 can greatly improve the scarf slip that tends to occur when only one mini scarf is used, and can prevent the scarf from losing its shape even when used for a long time. On the other hand, the large loop 42 has a size suitable for arranging and using a molded mini scarf or a long scarf. By arranging the small loop 41 on the lower side and wearing the scarf 9, the folded back of the collar can be beautifully expressed. It is preferable that the small loop 41 and the large loop 42 have different color schemes to improve visibility and make them easier to use.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened double loop in a jacket with holes. The loop piece 50 includes a large loop 51 and a small loop 52. The small loop 52 is provided on the back side of the loop piece 50 so that the small loop 52 does not come out to the front side after the loop piece 50 is inserted into the hole 6. One end of the small loop 52 is fixed to the free end of the loop piece 50 by sewing or adhesion, and the other end of the small loop 52 is in a free state. ..

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened double loop in a jacket without holes. The loop piece 53 is folded back toward the body cloth so that it can be exposed from the lapel so that the scarf 9 can be attached. One end 56 of the loop piece 53 is fixed to the boundary side between the lapel and the body cloth by sewing or adhesion. When the scarf 9 is attached, the other end of the loop piece 53 in the released state does not return to the lapel side because the weight of the scarf keeps the loop piece 53 folded back toward the body cloth side. This loop piece 53 also includes a large loop 54 and a small loop 55. The small loop 55 is provided on the front side of the loop piece 55, unlike the small loop 52 in FIG. 12, so that the small loop 55 does not appear on the front side when the loop piece 53 is folded back toward the body cloth side. One end of the small loop 55 is fixed to the free end of the loop piece 53 by sewing or adhesion, and the other end of the small loop 55 is in a free state. ..

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened double loop in a collarless jacket. The loop piece 60 includes a large loop 63 and a small loop 64. When the loop piece 60 is folded back and passed through the support loop 61 to expose the loop piece 60 having the loop 63 from the neck circumference of the collarless jacket, the small loop 64 is the loop piece 60 so that the small loop 64 does not appear on the front side. It is provided on the front side of. One end of the small loop 64 is fixed to the free end of the loop piece 60 by sewing or adhesion, and the other end of the small loop 64 is in a free state. ..

In the present embodiment, an example in which the entire small loop is overlapped with the large loop is shown, but a part or all of the small loop may be configured so as not to overlap with the large loop. ..

(Embodiment 5)
As the fifth embodiment, an example of forming three loops for scarf fastening will be described. The parts common to the above-described embodiment will be omitted as appropriate, and the different parts will be described in detail.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of a scarf-fastened triple loop, and FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a state in which a scarf is passed through the scarf-fastened triple loop. The triple loop 70 includes a large loop 73 formed by the main body of the triple loop 70, and twin loops 71 and 72 having the same diameter and formed on the surface of the large loop 73, for a total of three loops. .. By forming the twin loops 71 and 72, the scarf slip can be significantly improved and the shape can be prevented from getting out of shape even after long-term use, as in the fourth embodiment. In the twin loops 71 and 72, the lower ends of the loops are overlapped with the upper ends and the lower ends of the large loop 73, respectively, and the upper ends of the loops are joints where the loops are joined to each other. Since the joints between the loops are joined together to combine the loops, an arch-shaped overall bulge is created, making it easy to insert a scarf. In addition, by passing the scarf 9 through the large loop 73 and then through the twin loops 71 and 72, it is possible to tie the scarf with a reduced thickness, making the neckline look gorgeous while keeping the shape of the collar beautiful. be able to.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened triple loop in a jacket with a hole, and the loop piece 80 includes a total of three loops, a twin loop 82 and a loop 83 of the same size, and a large loop 81. FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened triple loop in a collarless jacket, and the loop piece 90 also has a total of three loops, a twin loop 93 and a loop 94 of the same size, and a large loop 95.

It is preferable that the twin loop and the large loop have different color schemes to improve visibility and make it easier to use. Further, the twin loops may also have different color schemes to improve visibility.

(Embodiment 6)
In the sixth embodiment, an example in which three loops serving as scarf fasteners are formed at different sizes will be described. The same is true in that the parts common to the above-described embodiment will be omitted as appropriate and the different parts will be described in detail.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing another example of the scarf fastening triple loop, and FIG. 20 is a diagram showing a state in which the scarf is passed through the scarf fastening triple loop. The triple loop 100 includes a large loop 103 formed by the main body of the triple loop 100, a middle loop 101 formed above the surface of the large loop 103, and a loop 101 smaller than the large loop 103, and below the surface of the large loop 103. It includes a small loop 102, which is the smallest loop formed on the side, and loops of different sizes. The small loop 102 has the effect of significantly improving the scarf slip, and is suitable for using one mini scarf. The middle loop 101 is suitable for using a molded mini scarf. The large loop 103 is suitable for arranging molded mini scarves and long scarves, and for various volume arrangements. By forming three loops of different sizes in this way, it is possible to adapt to various variations of the scarf. Further, by arranging the small loop 102 on the lower side and wearing the scarf 9, it is possible to beautifully express the folded back of the collar.

FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of a scarf-fastened triple loop in a jacket with a hole, and the loop piece 110 includes a total of three loops of different sizes, a large loop 113, a medium loop 111, and a small loop 112. FIG. 22 shows a scarf-fastened triple loop in a collarless jacket, the loop piece 120 also comprising a large loop 123, a medium loop 125 and a small loop 124 of different sizes. Further, the loop piece 120 also includes a middle loop 126 which is arranged on the front side when folded back, and has a total of four loops. Here, in the jacket with a hole and the collarless jacket, loops of different sizes, large, medium and small, are illustrated, but in the usage form of the jacket, the loop piece is folded back or used through the hole, so the size of the loop is increased. It may be preferable to use a combination of two large loops and one small loop instead of making a difference of three steps.

As in the above embodiment, it is preferable that the large loop, the medium loop, and the small loop have different color schemes to improve visibility and make it easier to use.

(Embodiment 7)
Subsequently, as the seventh embodiment, an example in which the loop for fastening the scarf is twisted to form a twisted loop will be described. Here, an example in which the small loop of the sixth embodiment is a twisted loop will be described.

FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of a scarf fastening twist loop. The triple loop 130 includes a large loop 133, a medium loop 131, and a small loop 132. The small loop 132 is twisted to form a twisted loop 134.

FIG. 24 is an enlarged view showing the scarf fastening twist loop, and FIG. 25 is a diagram for explaining the twist loop. The twist loop 134 is formed by applying a twist (twist) twice. By twisting twice, the tape-shaped flat surface becomes a tubular three-dimensional shape, and even a small loop can create a space where a scarf can be easily inserted. It is preferable to use a thin taffeta material as the material constituting the medium loop 131 and the small loop 132 so that this twisting is easy, and it is preferable to make the weft thread thinner than the warp thread and form it with a tape resistant to abrasion and rubbing. ..

FIG. 26 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened twist loop in a jacket with holes. The loop piece 140 includes a total of three loops, a large loop 143, a medium loop 141, and a small loop 142, and the small loop 142 is a twist loop. It is 144.

FIG. 27 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened twist loop in a collarless jacket. The loop piece 151 also has a total of three loops, a large loop 153, a medium loop 154, and a small loop 155, and the small loop 155 is a twist loop. It is 156.

As in the above embodiment, it is preferable that the large loop, the medium loop, and the small loop have different color schemes to improve visibility and make it easier to use.

(Embodiment 8)
Further, as the eighth embodiment, an example of forming a loop to be a scarf fastening as a folded foldin group will be described. Here, an example in which the small loop of the sixth embodiment is a foldin group will be described.

FIG. 28 is a diagram showing an example of a scarf-fastened Foldin group. The triple loop 160 includes a large loop 163, a medium loop 161 and a small loop 162. The small loop 162 is a foldin group 164 formed by folding the loop. Also in this triple loop 160, it is preferable to use a thin taffeta material as the material constituting the middle loop 161 and the small loop 162, and it is preferable to form the weft yarn thinner than the warp yarn with a tape resistant to abrasion and rubbing. ..

FIG. 29 is an enlarged view showing the scarf fastening foldin group, and FIG. 30 is a diagram for explaining the scarf fastening foldin group. The Foldin Group 164 folds the small loop 162 at a right angle to the side (right), folds it to the opposite side (left), folds it at a right angle downward, and finally folds it to the side (right). Is formed by folding (by applying 4 twists). FIG. 31 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the scarf fastening Foldin group. The Foldin Group 164 acts like a three-dimensional spring by forming a folding structure in which a flat tape is composed of two substantially right triangles. That is, when the foldin group 164 is pulled upward when wearing the scarf, it not only extends like a bellows to open but also forms a space 165, so that the scarf can be easily inserted. When the scarf is removed and unused, the material that makes up the Foldin Group 164 is pressed with a high heat and high pressure so that it can be closed by tapping it with a finger and returning to its original folded state. ing.

FIG. 32 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened foldin group in a jacket with a hole. The loop piece 170 includes a total of three loops, a large loop 173, a medium loop 171 and a small loop 172, and the small loop 172 is a fold. It is a din group 174.

FIG. 33 is a diagram showing a scarf-fastened foldin group in a collarless jacket. The loop piece 180 also has a total of three loops, a large loop 183, a medium loop 184, and a small loop 185, and the small loop 185 is a fold. It is a din group 186.

As in the above embodiment, it is preferable that the large loop, the medium loop, and the small loop have different color schemes to improve visibility and make it easier to use.

The scarf fastening structure according to the present invention has been described above based on each embodiment, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the object of the present invention can be achieved and the gist of the invention is not deviated. Various design changes are possible, and all of them are included in the scope of the present invention.

For example, in each of the above embodiments, a shirt, a jacket, etc. have been described as an example, but any clothing having a neck circumference (for example, a vest, a pullover shirt, etc.) can be applied to the vest. If it is a pullover shirt or a pullover shirt, the same loop as a collarless jacket can be applied.

Further, in each of the above embodiments, it is stated that the color scheme is different for each loop, but if the color scheme is white such as a shirt or clothing with many light colors, the color scheme of the loop is also light color, and a dark color such as black or navy blue such as a jacket is used. For clothing with many systems, it is preferable that the color scheme of the loop is dark and inconspicuous.

Further, each of the above embodiments can be combined as appropriate. For example, the twisted loop of the seventh embodiment or the Foldin group of the eighth embodiment may be applied to any of the loops of the shirt with the collar of the first embodiment, or the plurality of loops of the first embodiment may be implemented. It may be formed by the double loop of the fourth embodiment or the twin loop of the fifth embodiment.

The present invention can be applied as a structure for attaching a scarf around the neck or chest of clothing, and is particularly useful for clothing having a collar.

1 Shirt 2 Collar 3 Collar 4 Jacket 5 Lapel 6 Hole 7 Collarless jacket 9 Scarf 10,16,21,33 Loop 11,17,19 Loop top 12,15 Loop bottom 13 Crossloop 14 V-shaped loop 18 Collar Halls 20, 30, 50, 53, 60, 80, 90, 110, 120, 140, 150, 170, 180 Loop pieces 31, 61, 91, 121, 151,181 Support loops 32, 62, 92, 122, 152 , 182 Loop end 40 Double loop 41, 52, 55, 64, 102, 112, 124, 132, 142, 155, 162, 172, 185 Small loop 42, 51, 54, 63, 73, 81, 95, 103 , 113,123,133,143,153,163,173,183 Large loop 70,100,130,160 Triple loop 71,72,82,83,93,94 Twin loop 101,111,125,126,131, 141,154,161,171,184 Medium loop 134,144,156 Twist loop 164,174,186 Foldin group

Claims (7)

A scarf fastening structure with a loop for fastening accessories such as a scarf around the neck of clothing with a collar.
Multiple loops are formed from the upper edge to the lower edge of the pedestal.
One end of the loop is fixed along the front upper edge of the pedestal,
A scarf fastening structure characterized in that the other end of the loop is fixed along the lower edge of the back side of the pedestal. The scarf fastening structure according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of loops intersect with each other in the middle to form a cross loop. The scarf fastening structure according to claim 1, wherein the other ends of the plurality of loops are overlapped to form a V-shaped loop. The scarf fastening structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the plurality of loops include loops having different diameters. The scarf fastening structure according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , wherein the plurality of loops include loops formed by connecting loops having the same diameter. The scarf fastening structure according to claim 4 or 5, wherein a small loop having a small diameter is superposed on a large loop having a large diameter. It has a medium loop with a larger diameter than the small loop and a smaller diameter than the large loop.
The medium loop is also overlaid on the large loop,
The scarf fastening structure according to claim 6, wherein the small loop is overlapped on the lower end side of the large loop.