子分类：
- A41D19/0003： .{具灵巧的形状的}
- A41D19/0006： .{由若干层材料制成}
- A41D19/001： .{衬里}
- A41D19/0013： .{具开口的,如用于指甲或露出珠宝的}
- A41D19/002： .{具口袋的}
- A41D19/0024： .{具附件的}
- A41D19/0034： .{固定装置}
- A41D19/0044： .{袖口部分}
- A41D19/0051： .{装饰品}
- A41D19/0055： .{塑料或橡胶手套}
- A41D19/01： .四指不分开的,即连指手套(A41D19/0055, A41D19/015优先)
- A41D19/015： .防护手套{(A41D19/0055优先)}
- A41D19/02： .用于裁剪或定型目的对手套坯料的装配
- A41D19/04： .制作手套用具;制作手套用的量具
| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | Reinforced glove and method for forming the same | US738035 | 1996-10-24 | US5689976A | 1997-11-25 | Harold F. Plemmons; James R. Peet |
| A knitted glove including a thumb and a body, a crotch defined between the thumb and the body, and a thickened knitted portion along at least a portion of the crotch. The present invention is further directed to a method and apparatus for forming such a knitted glove. | ||||||
| 162 | Device and method for treatment of hand involved habits | US459540 | 1995-06-02 | US5590421A | 1997-01-07 | James Craner |
| A device and method for treating hand-involved habits, including smoking, hair-twirling, nose-picking, nail-biting, skin-pulling, and the like, is disclosed. The invention consists of a form-fitting barrier placed on the hand of a patient. The barrier is made of a fabric which is generally form fitting and moves with the hand on which it is placed. The barrier is preferably in the form of a glove wherein the second and third digits are substantially inseparably joined together and webbing connects the third and fourth digits and the fourth and fifth digits. An insert portion of the barrier reduces ease of contact between the connected second and third digits and the thumb. | ||||||
| 163 | Method of manufacturing a hand covering | US412824 | 1995-03-29 | US5566405A | 1996-10-22 | Francis J. Masley |
| A method for manufacturing an improved hand covering is provided which is defined by mating first and second hand shaped portions seamed one to each other to form a complete hand covering. The hand covering defines at least one finger stall, a thumb stall, a palm portion, a dorsal portion, and at least one finger crotch. At least one vertical fold is permanently defined in the hand covering. The at least one vertical fold is oriented substantially parallel to the at least one finger stall. The at least one vertical fold reduces an original palm circumferential dimension of the hand covering in an amount from about 10% to about 50%. | ||||||
| 164 | Glove containing an improved finger portion | US176076 | 1993-12-30 | US5504942A | 1996-04-09 | Ichiro Kuwahara |
| A back finger portion of a glove is provided which is composed of (a) a modified star pattern piece having four radiating projections, the radiating projections forming a first portion of four back finger parts, the star pattern piece having an inner cutout with a junction edge, and (b) four back finger pattern pieces joined to the four radiating projections respectively, the back finger pattern pieces forming a second portion of the four back finger parts respectively. A glove is provided which incorporates the back finger portion and a conventional palm pattern piece, preferably a flat single palm piece. A method of making the back finger portion and the glove are also provided. The back finger portion and glove produced therefrom is advantageous over gloves produced using one or two conventional four-pointed star patterns, in generating less waste material, in having better stretchability, in having an inherent curvature in the fingers corresponding to the natural curvature of the fingers of a hand, and in allowing the finger tips of the glove to be made from a different material. | ||||||
| 165 | Reinforced glove | US297676 | 1994-08-29 | US5450628A | 1995-09-19 | Daniel J. Lowinger |
| A glove having a glove body and a thumb casing whose attachment to the golf body is reinforced with a piece sewn at the thumb casing-to-body attachment area and sewn below such attachment area. | ||||||
| 166 | Therapeutic glove | US163150 | 1993-12-06 | US5448777A | 1995-09-12 | Chae W. Lew |
| This invention generally concerns therapeutic appliances for alleviating pain by applying a moderate amount of pressure to specific locations on an individual's hand. The present invention includes a glove having a supple, fitted covering that envelopes at least a portion of a human hand. The glove's covering has an inner surface that is juxtaposed with and contacts the skin of the hand, and to which one or more pressure pads are secured. The appliance's covering urges each pressure pad into intimate contact with the skin of the hand at specific locations thereon for applying a moderate amount of pressure thereto. | ||||||
| 167 | Sun-shielding ventilated glove | US907738 | 1992-06-29 | US5435012A | 1995-07-25 | Robert A. Lincoln |
| The invention is a glove-like device which shields the back of the hands from the rays of sunlight. It fits over the back of the hand like a glove, but leaves the palm and sides of the hand and the sides of the fingers and thumb essentially uncovered so heat from the hand can easily escape and the hand can be cooler. Unlike ordinary gloves which would be too uncomfortable to be worn in warm or hot surroundings because they retain the heat coming from the hands, the invention provides ventilation for the hands and allows them to stay cool while the device is being worn in the hot summer sun, or in warm surroundings, such as the inside of an air conditioned automobile, where one would not want to wear ordinary gloves to shield the sunlight off the hands. The sun-shielding device is held on the hand by portions which slip over the ends of the fingers and the thumb, strips of material which go around the fingers and thumb, one or more strips which go across the palm of the hand, and an adjustable band which goes around the wrist. The shield portion over the back of the hand can be made of various materials which block the passage of rays of sunlight. The portion that wraps around the palm side to hold the device on the hand can be made of various materials which will hold the shield portion in place while allowing heat to escape freely from around the palm side of the hand. The device also allows heat to escape from under the shield as the hand is flexed during normal movement or grasping. | ||||||
| 168 | Guitar glove | US62981 | 1993-05-18 | US5390371A | 1995-02-21 | Richard A. Sigward |
| A tight fitting guitar glove is presented which has a number of raised cushioning strips on the tips of each of the four fingers of the glove. Several longer raised cushioning strips are also placed on the thumb side of the length of the index finger. These raised strips are used to compress the chord strings on the guitar. The strips are quite narrow, being approximately 1/16" in width and have valleys between the raised strips. The cloth of the glove is extremely tight fitting so that only the raised strips on the tip or side of the fingers will touch the closely adjacent guitar strings. The raised cushioning strips not only provide comfort to the guitar player but are so designed as to allow for the strips to depress closely spaced guitar strings. | ||||||
| 169 | Therapeutic glove | US2649 | 1993-01-11 | US5373585A | 1994-12-20 | John Wiggins |
| A therapeutic glove for exercising the fingers of a hand includes a glove body having finger portions each with a tip, a ring surrounding the tip of each finger portion, an anchor rod for each finger portion, a channel below the surface of the glove body extending along the back of each finger portion from the ring to the anchor rod, and an elastic resistance band located in the channel and connecting together the ring and the anchor rod. | ||||||
| 170 | Snowball gloves | US138733 | 1993-10-20 | US5345611A | 1994-09-13 | Robert D. Smith, Jr. |
| Glove members are arranged in a mirror image relationship relative to one another, including facing first and second palm walls having removably mounted thereon, first and second semi-spherical cup members. The cup members are arranged for complementary inter-fitting relative to one another to define a spherical shape to form snowballs therebetween when snow is scooped into the semi-spherical cup members. | ||||||
| 171 | Reinforced glove for inhibiting runs | US511073 | 1990-04-19 | US4987614A | 1991-01-29 | Stongwater Murray |
| A glove construction is disclosed wherein a die cut trank is provided with mirror symmetrical body portions having integral upwardly extending finger stall forming portions adapted to be secured together with a fourchette therebetween. The glove is provided with reinforcing means for inhibiting the formation of runs in the body portions, said reinforcing means being applied to the finger stall forming portions adjacent the peripheral edge thereof in the crotch region of the glove, the reinforcing means being U-shaped, with the legs of the U being positioned in adjacent finger stalls and the base of the U being in the crotch between the two adjacent finger stalls. In the preferred embodiment the reinforcing means comprise merrow stitching applied to the edge of the finger stall forming portions in the U-shaped form. In another embodiment the reinforcing means comprise a top stitch extending in substantially parallel spaced relation with the edge of the finger stall forming portions. In accordance with another embodiment a binder is secured to the edge portion of the finger stall forming portion prior to the application of the merrow stitiching to the edge portions. | ||||||
| 172 | Mitten attachment with a thumb portion for a glove with an appendage stowage system | US286757 | 1988-12-19 | US4933992A | 1990-06-19 | Robert A. Kallman |
| The present invention provides a mitten attachment for use in combination with a glove, which may also be detachably attached, or permanently attached, to the glove, and which includes a stowage system to permit a wearer of the glove to safely and conveniently secure conventional pocket items, such as money or household or car keys. The mitten attachment of the invention is, preferably, secured to the wearer's hand, over a glove already being worn by the wearer, via a series of strap portions which preferably secure the mitten attachment by having one strap portion encircle the wrist area of the user and another strap portion encircling the palm area of the user. The mitten attachment also, preferably, includes a thumb attachment portion for the optional enclosure of the gloved thumb of the user. Each strap portion is preferably integral with the overall construction of the mitten attachment. Additional, or fewer, strap portions may be utilized with the present invention. Alternatively, the article of the present invention may be either permanently secured to the glove of the wearer or fully or partially detachably attached by means, for example, of Velcro. The mitten portion of the mitten attachment article may be utilized to hold conventional pocket items, such as money or keys. Such items may be placed within the mitten portion of the article and the mitten portion may then be folded back underneath the backside portion of the article to securely stow such article. Various other embodiments of the present invention are also disclosed. | ||||||
| 173 | Glove and method for producing the same | US176360 | 1988-03-31 | US4831667A | 1989-05-23 | Allen W. Town |
| A glove and method for manufacturing a glove which uses a plurality of panels designed and arranged to be seamed in-the-flat to each other. | ||||||
| 174 | Glove | US66729 | 1987-06-26 | US4751750A | 1988-06-21 | George L. Tepley |
| A glove comprising a palm piece including a thumb portion having a longitudinal axis extending substantially parallel to a lower edge of the glove, a first finger portion and a fourth finger portion, and a straight linear cut connecting the base of the first finger portion and the fourth finger portion at an angle of between about 21.degree. and 25.degree. to a line parallel to the lower edge of the glove, a back thumb piece, a back piece including first, second, third, and fourth back finger portions, and a middle piece including second and third finger portions are attached together to provide a glove particularly conformed to the shape of the working hand, the hand in action, the hand as it is naturally means to be used. | ||||||
| 175 | Partially detackified leather and glove | US832751 | 1986-02-25 | US4689832A | 1987-09-01 | Lewis W. Mulvaney |
| A permanently tackified leather glove having its inner surface detackified with a solution containing nitrocellulose and silicone resins and process for making same as well as the leather therefor. | ||||||
| 176 | Easy access hand covering | US818093 | 1986-01-10 | US4615049A | 1986-10-07 | John K. Samelian |
| A hand covering (10) for protecting a hand is disclosed. The hand covering (10) includes a hollow flexible body member (11) having a front portion (12) and back portion (13). Four finger stalls (14a-d) having access openings (14e-h) are cooperatively connected to the body member (11) as is a thumb stall (15) having an access opening (15a). A flap portion (16) provides a means for releasably removing a substantial portion of the back portion (13), wherein a closable auxiliary opening is defined which, when said removing means is in an open position, the auxiliary opening extends from the main opening and extends proximate to the knuckles and also exposes the thumb access opening. | ||||||
| 177 | Glove | US657358 | 1984-10-02 | US4534066A | 1985-08-13 | Erik Hansson |
| A glove comprises a palm portion (2) with a first finger section (5) intended for the index and a second finger section (6) intended for the middle finger, the ring finger and the little finger. The index section (5) is formed of a material piece, which before the assemblage of the glove was separate from the palm portion for the rest and has portions in one piece therewith projecting upwardly along the sides of the index. The second finger section (6) has portions formed in one piece therewith projecting upwardly along the side of the middle finger exposed to the index. The index section is hanging together in one piece with a material section (9) which at the palm side projects so as to cover that region (4), where the thickened bone sections at the joint between the base phalanx bone of the index and the corresponding metacarpus bone are intended to be located. (FIG. 2). | ||||||
| 178 | Teaching tool | US584737 | 1984-02-29 | US4519781A | 1985-05-28 | Jeanette D. Boyd |
| A teaching tool is provided in the form of a glove with a plurality of tags which are removably attachable to the glove. Preferably the tags are provided with indicia such as letters, numbers, words, shapes and such which can be placed on or removed from the glove as part of individual or group learning exercises for small children. | ||||||
| 179 | Thumb construction for a glove | US852471 | 1977-11-17 | US4123803A | 1978-11-07 | Dixie L. Rinehart |
| A glove having a back piece, a palm piece and a thumb construction where the palm piece has a substantially straight slit therein to form a button-hole like opening. The thumb construction is formed of two similarly shaped panels which are joined together and which extend through the slit with the bottom part of the thumb construction being jointed at the edges of the slit to the inwardly facing side of the palm piece. | ||||||
| 180 | Hand covering | US3492848 | 1948-06-24 | US2603790A | 1952-07-22 | ROBERT BOEHM-MYRO |
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