Method of forming gusset and knitwear comprising gusset formed
OwnerKouichi Urano, Hiroko Ochiaiinventors
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A method of forming gussets in armpits of knitwear in the process of joining together sleeves and a body of the knitwear to form a tubular body, while reducing the tubular body in diameter from the underarms toward the shoulders to form armholes. The method comprises the step (a) the body and the sleeves are knitted at a ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of two to one or at a ratio higher in proportion of the number of courses of the body knitted than the ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of two to one, and also a knitting width of the body is narrowed gradually from lower ends of armholes toward shoulder portions while the loops of the body at lateral ends thereof and the loops of the sleeves at lateral ends thereof are overlapped with each other to join together the body and the sleeves, and the step (b) subsequently to the step (a), the body and the sleeves are knitted at a ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of one to one or at a ratio higher in proportion of the number of courses of the sleeves knitted than the ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of one to one. This method can allow the knitting of the knitwear of comfort to wear with the gussets formed therein.
A method for forming gussets in knitwear comprising a body and right and left sleeves joined together by using a flat knitting machine comprising at least a pair of front and back needle beds extending laterally and arranged opposite to each other in a longitudinal direction to define a needle bed gap therebetween, each of which has a large number of needles and at least either of which can be racked laterally to receive and transfer loop between the needle beds,
A method for forming gussets in knitwear comprising a body and right and left sleeves joined together by using a flat knitting machine comprising at least a pair of front and back needle beds extending laterally and arranged opposite to each other in a longitudinal direction to define a needle bed gap therebetween, each of which has a large number of needles and at least either of which can be racked laterally to receive and transfer loop between the needle beds,
Knitwear having gussets formed in the knitwear comprising a body and sleeves which are each knitted in the form of a tubular body and joined together in armholes, wherein the knitwear includes two different regions formed in armpits at lower part of armholes, one being a region where the body and the sleeves are knitted at a ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of two to one or at a ratio higher in proportion of the number of courses of the body knitted than the ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of two to one, and also a knitting width of the body is narrowed gradually from lower ends of the armholes toward the shoulder portions while the loops of the body at lateral ends thereof and the loops of the sleeves at lateral ends thereof are overlapped with each other to join together the body and the sleeves, and another being a region, formed continuously from the underarm portions, where the body and the sleeves are knitted at a ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of one to one or at a ratio higher in proportion of the number of courses of the sleeves knitted than the ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of one to one.
Knitwear having gussets formed in the knitwear comprising a body and sleeves which are each knitted in the form of a tubular body and joined together in armholes, wherein the knitwear includes two different regions formed in armpits at lower part of armholes, one being a region where the body and the sleeves are knitted at a ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of two to one or at a ratio higher in proportion of the number of courses of the body knitted than the ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of two to one, and also a knitting width of the body is narrowed gradually from lower ends of the armholes toward the shoulder portions while the loops of the body at lateral ends thereof and the loops of the sleeves at lateral ends thereof are overlapped with each other to join together the body and the sleeves, and another being a region, formed continuously from the underarm portions, where the body and the sleeves are knitted at a ratio of the number of courses of the body knitted to the number of courses of the sleeves knitted of one to one and also an appropriate number of loops of the sleeves located at both ends are shifted inwardly and overlapped with adjacent loops to form double loops, thereby forming loops of a next course including the double loops, this knitting process being repeatedly performed.
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