JP2018024455A - Package for sock - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a package for storing socks that facilitates recognition of an image showing that a user is putting on footwear such as sandals from which put-on socks appear.SOLUTION: A package 100 for socks is a package for exhibition sale which can hold five-toe socks S folded back so that only either surface of a top surface of a foot and a rear surface of the foot appears, which includes a mount D (a first mount 110 and a second mount 120) simulating a surface contacting a sole in a sandal and a holding part 130 simulating a belt for covering an instep in the sandal. The holding part 130 is extended from the mounts D and a tip part 142 of the holding part 130 is inserted into a notch part 126 provided in the mount D, so that the five-toe sock S is held in a space K formed between the mount D and the holding part.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a package used when selling socks, which are clothes for covering a foot, and more particularly, to a sock package that can easily recognize an image when a footwear such as a sandal on which a sock worn on a foot can be seen is worn. .
The sock shape (number of fingertips (finger shape) and length of length (length length)) to which the sock package according to the present invention is suitably applied is not particularly limited, and the fingertip branches. Even if the toes are branched into 5 and the 5 toes are inserted, respectively, the toes are branched into the number other than 5 and inserted for each branched toe. (For example, two branches of the thumb and four other than the thumb) may be used, and the length may vary. In terms of length, high socks up to below the knee, three-quarter socks up to the calf, boots socks up to the center of the calf, crew socks that are slightly longer than the low crew socks, the most common Low crew socks, ankles up to ankle length, step-in socks and berry short socks, which are very short sneaker socks, can be suitably applied to the sock package according to the present invention.

In general, clothing has been improved by various functions and improvements such as use of new materials, wearability, body shape correction, etc. in order to promote demand, sales promotion, and purchase incentives. Various packages suitable for clothing have been devised to display and sell products.
For example, in Patent Document 1 (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-4555), a clothing suspending piece and a front covering piece are connected to the front side of the lining piece so as to be foldable in a state of being summed so as to be folded. First fold the piece to the front side of the lining piece, hang the clothes (socks) in a folded state vertically on this clothing hanging piece (upper edge), fold the cover piece on it, Disclosed is a sock suspending tool in which the locking piece at the end of the front cover piece is inserted into the locking hole on the back side of the back cover piece and stopped, and is hung by a hook portion formed at the upper end of the back cover piece. To do.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-4555

However, the sock suspender disclosed in Patent Document 1 cannot recognize an image when a footwear such as a sandal in which a sock worn on a foot can be seen is worn.
The present invention has been developed in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and the object of the present invention is a sock package used for selling socks (whose finger shape and length are not limited). An object of the present invention is to provide a sock package that can easily recognize an image when the user wears footwear such as sandals in which the sock worn on the foot can be seen.

In order to achieve the above object, the sock package according to the present invention employs the following technical means.
That is, the sock package of the present invention is a sock package suitable for socks folded so that only either the instep surface or the sole surface can be seen, and the sole contact surface on the sole or footwear. And a part of the footwear that holds the sock in a space formed between the mount and a tip formed in a notch provided on the mount and extending from the mount. And a holding part.

Preferably, the bag further includes a bag-like transparent individual film for storing the sock, and the sock stored in the individual film can be held in the space.
More preferably, it may further include a bag-shaped transparent exterior film corresponding to the shape of the sock package, and the sock package holding the sock may be accommodated in the exterior film.

  According to the sock package of the present invention, it is a sock package used for selling socks (whose finger shape and length are not limited), and is an image when wearing footwear such as sandals where the socks worn on the foot can be seen. It is possible to provide a sock package capable of easily recognizing.

It is sectional drawing seen from the arrow C direction shown to (A) whole perspective view, (B) expanded view, (C) (A) about the sock package which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the procedure which packages socks using the sock package shown in FIG. It is a figure corresponding to FIG. 2, Comprising: It is a figure for demonstrating the procedure which packages socks, Comprising: It is sectional drawing seen from the arrow C direction shown to FIG. 1 (A).

  Hereinafter, a sock package 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the following, the socks that are packaged in the sock package 100 and displayed and sold are not limited, but the fingertips are branched into five to insert five toes, respectively. The five-finger socks (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as socks) S having a length equivalent to that of low crew socks or sneaker socks will be described. In the following, the entire sock package 100 will be described with reference to the vertical and horizontal directions in FIG.

  In addition, when the socks stored and displayed in the sock package 100 have an asymmetric shape, the sock package 100 has either a right foot shape or a left foot shape. In the following, since the five-finger socks S to which the sock package 100 is applied has an asymmetrical shape, the sock package 100 has either a right foot shape or a left foot shape. The sock package 100 is described as being for the left foot. However, as will be described later, one sock package 100 holds one pair of socks (one for the right foot and one for the left foot).

  1 to 3 are views for explaining a sock package 100 according to the present embodiment. As shown in these figures, this sock package 100 is an exhibition that holds a five-finger socks S that is folded so that only one of the instep surface and the back surface of the foot (here, only the instep surface) can be seen. A mount D (first mount 110 and second mount 120), which is a package for sale, simulating the sole contact surface of the foot sole or footwear (here, the sole contact surface of the footwear sandals); And a holding unit 130 simulating a part of the footwear (here, a belt covering the instep of the sandals as the footwear). The holding unit 130 extends from the mount D, and is inserted into a space K formed between the mount D by inserting the leading end 142 of the holding unit 130 into a notch 126 provided in the mount D. Five-finger socks S are held.

  Here, the five-finger socks S may be stored in the space K after being stored in the bag-like transparent individual film, or the five-finger socks S (or stored in the individual film in the space K). The sock package 100 may be covered with a bag-like transparent outer film after holding the five-finger socks S). In addition, the individual packaging film and the exterior film are not essential constituent elements in the present invention, and are neither bag-like nor essential (transparency is essential).

As shown in the developed view of FIG. 1 (B), the sock package 100 is a hard material that is a flat material having a predetermined shape and having a fold and a notch (including a hole) at a predetermined position. A sheet made of paper or resin (material is not limited, and may be resin-coated paper, for example) is folded at a crease, and the five-finger socks S are held in the space K in the process, and the mount D The tip portion 142 of the holding portion 130 is inserted into the notch portion 126 provided in the socks, so that the sock package 100 is formed in the shape shown in FIGS. 1 (A) and 2 (E). Note that the five-finger socks S may be held in the space K after the sock package 100 is formed in the shape shown in FIGS. 1A and 2E (in short, the procedure is not limited).

  By holding the five-finger socks S in the space K in this way, the sock package 100 in which the five-finger socks S are stored is suspended on a substantially horizontal stay T (rod-like member) provided on the product display stand. A hole A for lowering (the first hole 112 in the first mount 110 and the second hole 122 in the second mount 120), and using this hole A, as shown in FIG. The sock package 100 is suspended from a stay T provided on the product display stand.

  The mount D (the first mount 110 and the second mount 120) is a design simulating the sole contact surface of the sandals that are footwear, and the holding portion 130 is a belt that covers the instep of the sandals that are the footwear. Since it is a design, it is possible to easily recognize an image when the user wears footwear such as sandals in which the five-finger socks S worn on the foot can be seen. The sock package 100 may be provided with a hanging hook instead of the hole A.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1A, a mount D (more specifically, a first mount 110) that can be seen by a product purchaser in a state where the sock package 100 is suspended from a stay T provided on the product display stand. The product description including the effect of the product or the like may be described in the region 114 of the product D or the region 124 of the mount D (more specifically, the second mount 120) that can be seen when the souvenir purchaser 100 turns the sock package 100 upside down. preferable. As an example of the product description, there are a product name, material, size, color, feature, function, handling precautions, manufacturer / price information, price information, etc., for the five-finger socks S that are products to be displayed.

  Furthermore, in this sock package 100 (which will be described in detail later), when storing a long sock, it is worn on the foot by folding the socks other than the toe portion including the toes and holding them in the space K. The product can be easily recognized when displaying and selling images of footwear such as sandals where the socks can be seen, and the area 114 in the flat state of the socks can be reduced, so that a large area 114 can be secured. It is preferable in that the product description that appeals to the product purchaser can be described in the region 114 without the flipper turning the sock package 100 upside down.

In the following, the sock package 100 according to the present embodiment will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS.
The mount D is composed of a first mount 110 and a second mount 120 simulating (designing) the sole contact surface of the sandals as footwear. Simulating the abutment surface of the foot means that the person can visually recognize the form in addition to the shape and color of the mount D. The first mount 110 is provided with a first hole 112 and a region 114, the second mount 120 is provided with a second hole 122 and a region 114, and the second mount 120 is further cut into which the leading end 142 of the holding unit 130 is inserted. The insertion part 126 is provided.

  The holding unit 130 extends from the second mount 120 (on the side opposite to the first mount 110), and simulates (designs) a belt that covers an instep that is a part of sandals that are footwear. Simulating a part of footwear (design) indicates that a person can visually recognize a form in addition to the shape and color of the holding unit 130. The holding unit 130 includes, from the second mount 120 side, a first thickness forming unit 132, a belt simulation unit 134, a second thickness forming unit 138, a reduced section unit 140, and a planar shape shown in FIG. A tip portion 142 inserted into the notch portion 126 of the second mount 120 is provided. Here, since the sandal simulated by the sock package 100 includes two belts, the sock package 100 also includes two belt simulators 134, and the two belt simulators 134 are interposed between the two belt simulators 134. A belt space 136 is formed.

Next, a procedure for packaging (holding and storing in the space K) the five-finger socks S using the sock package 100 will be described with reference mainly to FIGS. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view as seen from the direction indicated by arrow C in FIG. 3A is shown in FIG. 2A, FIG. 3B is shown in FIG. 2B, and FIGS. 3C-1 and 3C-2 are shown in FIG. 3 (D-1) and FIG. 3 (D-2) correspond to FIG. 2 (D), and FIG. 3 (E) corresponds to FIG. 2 (E), respectively. Also, the arrow R (1) in FIG. 3 is changed to the arrow R (1) in FIG.
-1) and arrow R (2-2) correspond to arrow R (2) in FIG. 2, arrow R (3-1), arrow R (3-2), and arrow R (3) in FIG. -3) corresponds to the arrow R (3) in FIG. Further, in FIG. 3, with respect to the crease (the crease in which the fold line is represented by a cross-sectional view), a black circle mark is given before the fold (the black circle mark is deleted after the fold), and the corresponding explanation in the fold is given. The folds to be folded are marked with X.

  First, the right foot socks and the left foot socks, which are one foot of the five-finger socks S to be stored in the sock package 100, are placed so that their soles face each other (with the soles in contact with each other). ) Overlay. The five-finger socks S stored in the sock package 100 may be for the left foot only (since the sock package 100 is for the left foot).

  In this case, when the length of the socks is long and the region 114 of the first mount 110 is hidden by the socks, the portions other than the instep including the toes as shown in FIG. It is preferable to fold. Thus, even if the total length L (1) of the five-finger socks S is set to the length L (2) and the five-finger socks S are held in the space K, the region 114 of the first mount 110 is hidden by the socks. There is nothing.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 2 (A) and 3 (A), the first mount 110 is moved about 180 in the direction indicated by the arrow R (1) at the fold between the first mount 110 and the second mount 120. ° Bend.
Next, as shown in FIGS. 2B and 3B, the five-finger socks S are placed on the folded first mount 110. At this time, the first mount 110 is placed so that the region 114 is not hidden by the five-finger socks S.

Next, as shown in FIG. 2 (C), FIG. 3 (C-1), and FIG. 3 (C-2), an arrow R indicates the crease between the second mount 120 and the first thickness forming portion 132. (2) The holding part 130 is bent about 180 ° in the direction. More specifically, the bending of the holding portion 130 in the direction indicated by the arrow R (2) is as follows.
As shown in FIG. 3C-1, the holding portion 130 (here, the first thickness is formed) in the direction indicated by the arrow R (2-1) at the crease between the second mount 120 and the first thickness forming portion 132. The section 132, the belt simulation section 134, the second thickness forming section 138, the reduced section section 140, and the tip section 142) are bent by about 90 ° as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 3 (C-2), at the fold between the first thickness forming portion 132 and the belt simulating portion 134, the holding portion 130 (here, the belt simulating portion 134) is directed in the direction of arrow R (2-2). The second thickness forming portion 138, the reduced segment portion 140, and the tip portion 142) are bent by about 90 ° as shown in FIG.
Next, as shown in FIGS. 2 (D), 3 (D-1), and 3 (D-2), an arrow R indicates a crease between the belt simulation portion 134 and the second thickness forming portion 138. (3) The holding part 130 is bent about 180 ° in the direction. More specifically, the bending of the holding portion 130 in the direction indicated by the arrow R (3) is as follows.

As shown in FIG. 3 (D-1), at the fold between the belt simulation part 134 and the second thickness forming part 138, the holding part 130 (here, the second thickness is formed) in the direction indicated by the arrow R (3-1). The part 138, the reduced section part 140, and the tip part 142) are bent about 90 ° as shown in FIG. 3 (D-2).
As shown in FIG. 3 (D-2), at the fold between the second thickness forming portion 138 and the reduced slice portion 140, the holding portion 130 (here, the reduced slice portion 140) in the direction of arrow R (3-2). And the front end 142) is bent about 90 ° as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 3 (E), the front end portion 142 is bent in the direction of the arrow R (3-3), and the front end portion 142 is inserted into the cut portion 126 of the second mount 120, and FIG. As shown, the five-finger socks S are accommodated in the sock package 100, and the hole A of the sock package 100 (the first hole 112 in the first mount 110 and the second hole in the second mount 120). 122), a substantially horizontal stay T (bar-shaped member) provided on the product display stand is penetrated, and the sock package 100 is suspended as shown in FIG.

The mount D (the first mount 110 and the second mount 120) is a design simulating the sole contact surface of the sandals that are footwear, and the holding portion 130 is a belt that covers the instep of the sandals that are the footwear. Since it is a design, it is possible to easily recognize an image when the user wears footwear such as sandals in which the five-finger socks S worn on the foot can be seen.
In this case, a tag pin (nylon that attaches a price tag or the like to a product so as to penetrate through a small hole (not shown) provided in the mount D (at least one of the first mount 110 and the second mount 120) and the five-finger socks S. By providing a small pin or the like, the five-finger socks S held in the space K are held so as not to be detached from the sock package 100.

  The five-finger socks S held in the space K receive the pressing force indicated by the arrow F in FIG. Therefore, the five-finger socks S are held in the space K by receiving a pressing force indicated by an arrow F between the first mount 110 and the belt simulation unit 134. At this time, the first thickness forming portion 134 and the second thickness forming are formed with respect to the thickness of the five-finger socks S so that the five-finger socks S do not slide down from the sock package regardless of the presence or absence of the tag pins. It is also preferable to determine the thickness direction dimension of the portion 138. In order to prevent the five-finger socks S from slipping out of the sock package, in place of or in addition to the tag pins described above, a notch or five pieces for inserting and holding a part of the five-finger socks S A section for locking and holding a part of the finger socks S that is folded back may be provided on the mount D.

As described above, according to the sock package 100 according to the present embodiment, the sock package is suitable for socks having various lengths, and the footwear such as the sandals in which the sock worn on the foot can be seen is worn. The image of time can be easily recognized.
The embodiment disclosed this time should be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

  The present invention is suitable for a package for displaying and selling socks, and is particularly suitable in that an image when a footwear such as a sandal on which a sock worn on a foot can be seen can be easily recognized.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Socks package 114 area | region 124 area | region 126 notch part 130 holding | maintenance part 132 1st thickness formation part 134 belt simulation part 136 belt space part 138 2nd thickness formation part 140 reduction | decrease section | slice part 142 front-end | tip part D mount (1st mount 110, Second mount 120)
A hole (first hole 112, second hole 122)
S 5-finger socks T Stay (of product display stand) K space

Claims (1)

A sock package suitable for a sock folded so that only one of the instep surface and the sole surface can be seen,
A mount that simulates the sole contact surface of the foot sole or footwear,
A holding part simulating a part of the footwear, the tip being inserted into a notch provided on the mount and extending from the mount to hold the sock in a space formed between the mount and Including sock package.

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