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    • 专利摘要:
    The invention relates to a marking means (M) for marking a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means (M) to the textile item of clothing. The marking means (M) has a first section (M1) with a first formation (F1) and a second section (M2) with a second formation (F2) complementary to the first formation (F1). The first section (M1) can be positioned on a first side (B1) of an area (B) of the textile item of clothing. The second section (M2) can be positioned on a second side (B2) of the area (B) of the textile item of clothing. The two sections (M1, M2) can be moved towards one another in such a way that the two formations (F1, F2) come into permanent engagement and the area (B) of the textile item of clothing is fixed between the two sections (M1, M2).
    公开号:CH715894A2
    申请号:CH00145/20
    申请日:2020-02-09
    公开日:2020-08-31
    发明作者:Waldner Vanessa
    申请人:Waldner Simplifications Vanessa Waldner；
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    专利说明:

    The invention relates to a marking agent and a marking agent range for marking textile items of clothing.
    [0002] Marking means for marking textile items of clothing are known.
    US4096655 discloses a clip-like marker having a frame and a tongue. The tongue is integral with the frame and extends from one side of the frame into the opening surrounded by the frame. The tongue and the frame are elastically deformable so that a textile element can be clamped between the tongue deflected with respect to the frame and the frame. Since the clamp connection is a releasable connection, there is a risk that the clamp-like marking means can become detached from a textile garment during a washing process or drying process, whereby on the one hand the marking of the garment is lost and, on the other hand, the clamp-like marking means in a washing machine or a tumble dryer can be lost.
    US4734938 discloses a method for marking socks. The method includes a step in which a marking is incorporated into a sock using textile technology, in particular woven into it. DE202004016863U1 discloses a sock with a visible coding that can be woven into the sock or printed on the sock. EP1878352A2 discloses a sock with a visible coding which can be woven into the sock or embroidered or glued onto the sock. The GR20060100317A discloses a sock with a visible code that is written on the sock with a printing ink or incorporated into the sock by means of a thread. All of these markings on textile garments are available from the manufacturer of the garment, e.g. specified by the sock manufacturer. Such markings have the disadvantage that they can wear out after long periods of wear and repeated washing and drying. A more serious disadvantage of such markings, however, is that although there are individually marked textiles and in particular socks marked in pairs in a household, the markings in their entirety do not represent a uniform system in a household. This can also make sorting difficult after washing and / or drying.
    GB2196683A1 discloses a marking means in the form of a button-like element with two holes arranged next to one another in its center and two snap-in members which are arranged at diametrically opposite locations on the outer edge of the button-like element. The button-like element is attached to a sock by means of a thread or a staple. Two socks of a pair of socks, in which such a button-like element is attached to each sock, can be connected to one another by means of a snap-in member of the respective button-like element, so that the two socks of the pair of socks are always connected to one another during a washing process and drying process. The snap-in connection between the two button-like elements can then be released again. The one-time fastening (e.g. sewing) of the button-like elements, the repeated establishment of the connection between two button-like elements and the loosening of the connection before or after a washing or drying process is tedious.
    [0006] The invention is based on the object of overcoming these disadvantages of known marking means for marking textile items of clothing.
    To solve this problem, the invention provides according to a first aspect a marking means ready for marking a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means to the textile item of clothing, the marking means having a first section with a first formation and a second section with one to the first Formation having a complementary second formation, wherein the first section can be positioned on a first side of an area of the textile item of clothing, the second section can be positioned on a second side of the area of the textile item of clothing and the two sections can be moved towards one another in such a way that the two formations come into engagement with each other and the area of the textile garment is fixed between the two sections.
    In this way, individual textile items of clothing or groups of textile items of clothing, e.g. Pair of socks or a large number of identical socks are marked in order to identify them and their properties more easily or to be able to assign them to one another more easily after they have been washed and dried.
    In a particularly preferred embodiment, the two formations are inextricably engaged when the two sections are moved towards one another.
    In the context of the present invention, an indissoluble engagement is to be understood as an engagement which can only be solved again by destroying the first and / or second section of the marking means according to the invention.
    The non-detachable connection can be a snap-in connection which, by pressing the two sections together, creates a form fit between the first formation and the second formation by means of a clamping tool (rivet pliers), the two formations being elastically and / or plastically deformed when they are pressed together. The first section and the second section are preferably pressed together along the longitudinal axis of the marking means according to the invention which runs through the first formation and the second formation. The two formations can have mutually complementary longitudinal grooves / longitudinal ribs as a sub-formation or detail formation in order to facilitate a defined linear movement (translation) of the two sections when they are pressed together.
    The non-detachable connection can be a snap-in connection which, by twisting the two sections to one another, generates a positive fit between the first formation and the second formation by means of a rotary tool (screwdriver), the two formations being elastically and / or plastically deformed when twisted. The rotation of the first section and the second section with respect to one another is preferably carried out around the longitudinal axis of the marking means according to the invention running through the first formation and the second formation. The two formations can have mutually complementary thread ribs / screw threads as a sub-formation or detail formation in order to facilitate a defined screwing movement (combined rotation and translation) of the two sections during rotation.
    According to a first embodiment of the marking means according to the invention, at least one of the two formations is tapered at its end area facing the respective complementary second formation towards the respective complementary second formation in such a way that it can penetrate the area of the textile item of clothing by lateral displacement of textile fibers, when the two sections are moved towards each other. This first embodiment is a type of “pointed rivet” or a type of “pointed bracket” in which at least one of the two formations extends through the textile area from one side to the other side of the textile area.
    Preferably, the two formations can come into engagement with one another in such a way that the textile area is clamped between the two sections and is fixed even more firmly between the two sections by the clamping.
    According to a second embodiment of the marking means according to the invention, the two formations are blunted at their end region facing the respective complementary second formation towards the respective complementary second formation in such a way that the two formations cannot penetrate the area of the textile garment due to the lateral displacement of textile fibers when the two sections are moved towards each other. This second embodiment is a type of “butt rivet” or a type of “butt clip” in which neither of the two formations extends from one side of the textile area to the other side of the textile area, but rather the textile area between the two relatively blunt formations is pinched when they come into engagement with one another.
    Here, too, the two formations can preferably come into engagement with one another in such a way that the textile area is not only clamped between the two formations, but also clamped at other points between the two sections and is fixed even more firmly between the two sections by the clamping .
    The first section is preferably rounded on its side facing away from the first formation and the second section is rounded on its side facing away from the second formation. This prevents the textile garment marked according to the invention from being uncomfortable on a person's skin or from causing skin abrasions.
    Preferably, the area of the textile garment between the two sections is compressed when the two formations are brought into engagement with one another. This helps to stabilize the fixation of the textile garment between the two sections. The mutually facing surfaces of the two sections can, in addition to the central (central) first formation and the central (central) second formation (for the preferably permanent engagement), have mutually complementary elevations and depressions in the edge region (periphery) of the respective section, which when compressed of the area of the textile garment between the two sections come into engagement with one another in pairs. These paired interventions in the edge area are preferably releasable interventions in the sense of the above definition. These additional elevations and depressions stabilize the fixation of the textile item of clothing in that the marking means is prevented from twisting about its longitudinal axis running through the first formation and the second formation.
    According to a first variant, the marking means is designed in one piece with its first section and with its second section, the marking means preferably having a flexible third section between its first section and its second section. The flexible third portion can have a ribbon-like or strand-like shape.
    When attaching the marking means of this first variant, its flexible third section is bent by about 180 ° so that the marking means assumes an approximately U-shaped shape. This is then placed over an edge of the textile item of clothing, in particular over the upper edge of a sock. The two sections, which form the two ends of the U-shaped shape, are then moved towards one another, so that the two formations come into engagement with one another and the area of the textile item of clothing is fixed between the two sections.
    According to a second variant, the marking means is formed in one piece or in one piece with its first section and with its second section, the marking means preferably having at least one flexible third section on its first section and / or its second section.
    [0022] The flexible third section is expediently elastically deformable. The flexible section is preferably elastically deformable in itself and / or elastically deformable with respect to the first and / or second section of the marking means.
    The flexible third section can be a lamella, in which a lamella end is connected to the first section and / or to the second section and in which a second lamella end of the first section and / or of the second section protrudes away. When the marking means is pushed through the area of the textile item of clothing, the lamella is pressed against the first or the second section of the marking means, whereby the pushing through is facilitated. The elastic lamella then spreads away again from the first or the second section of the marking means, as a result of which the marking means is prevented from being inadvertently pulled out of the area of the textile item of clothing. Pulling out is only possible if the elastic lamella is pressed against the first or the second section at the same time.
    According to a third variant, the marking means is designed in two parts with its first section and with its second section, the first section being a first part and the second section being a second part of the marking means according to the invention.
    The marking means of this third variant can be fixed at any point on a textile item of clothing, in particular at a greater distance from its edge.
    The first formation and the complementary second formation preferably form a snap-in connection which cannot be released again (non-destructively).
    In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the invention provides, according to a second aspect, a marking means for marking a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means to the textile item of clothing, the marking means having a first section and a second section, the first section is positionable on a first side of an area of the textile item of clothing, the second section is positionable on a second side of the area of the textile item of clothing, and wherein the second section has a pin extending away from the first section with at least one snap-in hook or barb.
    With this, too, individual textile items of clothing or groups of textile items of clothing, such as e.g. Pair of socks or a large number of identical socks are marked in order to identify them and their properties more easily or to be able to assign them to one another more easily after they have been washed and dried. For this purpose, the pin extending away from the second section is pushed or pierced through the textile item of clothing together with the snap-in hook or barbed hook. The engagement between the first section and the second section takes place through the snap-in hooks or barbs. The marking means is fixed in the textile area by the snap-in hook or barbed hook, so that it can no longer be easily pulled out of the textile area.
    The marking means preferably has a closure part which is complementary to the pin and which can be brought into engagement with the at least one latching hook or barbed hook.
    In the engaged state of the marking means, the pen protrudes through the area of the textile item of clothing, the first section being on the first side of the area of the textile item of clothing and the closure part being located on the second side of the area of the textile item of clothing. The pin is in engagement with the closure part in the region of its end. For this purpose, the closure part has latching formations which are complementary to the at least one latching hook or barbed hook.
    Preferably, the protruding end of the pin is tapered so that it can more easily penetrate the area of the textile garment by displacing textile fibers laterally when the two sections are moved towards one another.
    Preferably, the at least one barb is flexible. This makes it possible, if necessary, to press the barb against the pin and to pull the marker out of the textile area again.
    Preferably, the pin extending away from the second section contains a gap along its longitudinal axis which divides the pin into at least two pin sections which each have a snap-in hook on their side facing away from the gap. This makes it possible, if necessary, to press the two pin sections against one another and to pull the marking means out of the textile area again.
    It is particularly preferred if the at least one barb is a flexible lamella which extends away from the longitudinal axis of the pin in the radial and axial directions, the first end of the lamella being connected to the pin at a first axial position and the second end of the lamella is at a second axial position of the pin.
    The marking means preferably has a plurality of barbs that are evenly spaced along the circumferential direction of the pin, in particular three, four, five or six barbs.
    According to a first variant, the marking means is designed in one piece with its first section and with its second section.
    When the marking means of this first variant is applied, its flexible barbs are pressed against the pin with elastic deformation when piercing the textile area. After piercing, the barbs spread again from the pin due to their elasticity, and the marking means is fixed in the textile area.
    According to a second variant, the marking means is designed in two parts with its first section and with its second section, the first section being a first part and the second section being a second part of the marking means.
    These two sections must be connected to one another before the marking agent is applied. For this purpose it is particularly advantageous if the first section has a first formation and the second section has a second formation complementary to the first formation, the two formations being able to be brought into engagement with one another to connect the first part to the second part.
    Preferably, the first formation and the complementary second formation form a snap-in connection that cannot be released again (non-destructively).
    In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the invention provides, according to a third aspect, an assortment of marking agents for marking a large number of textile items of clothing, in particular a plurality of pairs of socks, the assortment of marking agents comprising a plurality of the marking agents defined above, each of which has a plurality of marker means pairs and wherein a marker means pair comprises two identical marker means.
    The range of marking means according to the invention can have a very large number of marking means of different appearance, at least two marking means being identical in each case; similar to the pairs of identical cards in a memory game.
    The marking means according to the invention are preferably made from a polymer material or from a metal. Thermoplastic and / or elastomeric materials are particularly suitable.
    The marking agent according to the invention can at least in a partial area, such as e.g. the first section or the second section, a thermoplastic material and / or an elastomer material and / or a metal material. The thermoplastic material and the metal material have a greater hardness, i.e. higher modulus of elasticity (E-modulus) than the elastomer material.In other words: the metal or the thermoplastic are hard-elastic materials with a relatively large E-module, while the elastomer is a soft-elastic material with a relatively small E-module.
    In a first material variant (HH variant) of the marking means according to the invention, the first section is made of a hard-elastic material and the second section is also made of a hard-elastic material. This variant is suitable for a permanent connection, e.g. a rivet connection that can be produced by means of a clamping tool (rivet pliers) between the first formation and the second formation.
    In a second material variant (HW variant) of the marking means according to the invention, the first section is made of a hard-elastic material and the second section is made of a soft-elastic material. This variant is suitable for a detachable connection, e.g. a connection between the first formation and the second formation that can only be established with the fingers without a tool.
    In a third material variant (WH variant) of the marking means according to the invention, the first section is made from a soft-elastic material and the second section is made from a hard-elastic material. This variant is also suitable for a detachable connection, e.g. a connection between the first formation and the second formation that can only be established with the fingers without a tool.
    In a fourth material variant (WW variant) of the marking means according to the invention, the first section is made of a soft elastic material and the second section is also made of a soft elastic material. This variant is also suitable for a detachable connection, e.g. a connection between the first formation and the second formation that can only be established with the fingers without a tool.
    A thermoplastic material or a metal material is preferably used as the hard-elastic material. An elastomer material is preferably used as the soft elastic material.
    The marking means of the marking means range differ in their color and / or in their shape and / or in their size and / or in their embossing pattern and / or in the signal of a built-in RFID element. As a result, an assortment with several hundred to several thousand different-looking or differently radiating and easily distinguishable pairs of marking means can be obtained without further ado.
    As an alternative or in addition to the distinguishing features mentioned in the preceding paragraph, a flag can also be attached to a respective marking means of the marking means range. The flags differ in their color and / or in their shape and / or in their size and / or in their embossing pattern. The flag and the marking means can be made in one piece, e.g. be formed from a polymer material. Alternatively, the flag can have a first snap-in formation and the marking means can have a second snap-in formation complementary thereto. This enables a free selection of a flag from a large number of differently shaped flags. In contrast to the marking means described in the previous paragraphs which do not have pointed shapes, i. should have protruding ends with an acute angle, the flags can have a variety of shapes, in particular those with acute angles.
    All of this enables easy sorting of a variety of groups of textile garments, e.g. Items of clothing, pairs of socks, etc. assigned to a person, which are each marked by means of a pair of marking means from the range of marking means according to the invention. Sorting can be done visually / manually by a person or by a machine (robot) with image recognition and mechanical / pneumatic sorting.
    [0053] Further advantages, features and possible applications of the invention emerge from the non-restrictive description of exemplary embodiments that now follows with reference to the drawing, wherein<tb> Fig. 1 <SEP> shows a first exemplary embodiment of the marking means according to the invention;<tb> Fig. 2 <SEP> shows a second exemplary embodiment of the marking means according to the invention;<tb> Fig. 3 <SEP> shows a first exemplary embodiment of the marking means according to the invention; and<tb> Fig. 4 <SEP> shows an exemplary embodiment of the range of marking agents according to the invention.
    1 shows a first exemplary embodiment of the marking means M according to the invention together with an area B of a textile item of clothing as a sectional view. The cutting plane runs through a longitudinal axis L of the marking means and perpendicular to the plane of region B. The marking means M is used to mark a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means M to the textile item of clothing. The marking means M has a first section M1 with a first formation F1 and a second section M2 with a second formation F2 which is complementary to the first formation F1. The first section M1 can be positioned on a first side B1 of the area B of the textile item of clothing. The second section M2 can be positioned on a second side B2 of the area B of the textile item of clothing. The area B of the textile item of clothing has a hole through which the first formation F1 of the first section M1 can be pushed. The two sections M1 and M2 can be moved towards one another in such a way that the two formations F1 and F2 come into permanent engagement with one another and the area B of the textile item of clothing is fixed between the two sections M1 and M2. The end region F1a of the first formation F1 is blunt here.
    The end region F1a of the first formation F1 can also be pointed (not shown). This makes it possible to produce the hole in the area B of the textile item of clothing without additional tools. The area B of the textile item of clothing is penetrated by the lateral displacement of textile fibers from the first formation F1 when the two sections M1 and M2 are moved towards one another.
    The first formation F1 and the second formation F2 are plastically deformed here to produce the permanent engagement between the two sections M1 and M2, whereby a rivet-like connection is established.
    In addition, burr-like or point-like elevations G can be provided on the first section M1 or on the second section M2 (not shown), which engage with the first side B1 or with the second side B2 of the area B of the textile garment arrive when the two sections M1 and M2 are moved towards one another and are brought into engagement with one another.
    In FIG. 2, a second exemplary embodiment of the marking means M ′ according to the invention is shown together with an area B of a textile item of clothing as a sectional view. The cutting plane runs through a longitudinal axis L of the marking means and perpendicular to the plane of the area B. The marking means M 'is used to mark a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means M' to the textile item of clothing. The marking means M 'has a first section M1' with a first formation F1 in the form of a pin S extending from the first section M1 'with a gap K with at least two snap-in hooks H1 and H2 or in the form of at least two pins S1 and S2 each with a snap-in hook H1 or H2. The second section M2 'is a closure part V which is complementary to the pin S and has a second formation F2 in the form of a blind hole BL. At least two latching formations R1 and R2, with which the at least two latching hooks H1 and H2 can be brought into engagement, are arranged on the edge of the blind hole BL. The first section M1 'can be positioned on a first side B1 of the area B of the textile item of clothing. The second section M2 'can be positioned on a second side B2 of the area B of the textile item of clothing. The area B of the textile item of clothing has a hole through which the first formation F1 of the first section M1 'can be pushed. The two sections M1 'and M2' can be moved towards one another in such a way that the two formations F1 and F2 come into permanent engagement with one another and the area B of the textile item of clothing is fixed between the two sections M1 'and M2'. The end area F1a of the first formation F1 or the two pins S1 and S2 is blunt here.
    The end region F1a of the first formation F1, i. of the first pin S1 and the second pin S2 can also be pointed (not shown). This makes it possible to produce the hole in the area B of the textile item of clothing without additional tools. The area B of the textile item of clothing is penetrated by the lateral displacement of textile fibers from the first formation F1 when the two sections M1 'and M2' are moved towards one another.
    The first formation F1 and the second formation F2 are here elastically deformed to produce the permanent engagement between the two sections M1 'and M2', whereby a snap-in connection is established.
    In addition, ridge-like or point-like elevations G can be provided on the first section M1 'or on the second section M2' (not shown), which are connected to the first side B1 or to the second side B2 of the area B of the textile item of clothing come into engagement when the two sections M1 'and M2' are moved towards each other and brought into engagement with each other.
    In FIG. 3, a third exemplary embodiment of the marking means M ′ according to the invention is shown together with an area B of a textile item of clothing as a sectional view. The cutting plane runs through a longitudinal axis L of the marking means and perpendicular to the plane of the area B. The marking means M 'is used to mark a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means M' to the textile item of clothing. The marking means M 'has a first section M1' and a second section M2 '. The two sections M1 'and M2' are formed in one piece as one part. The second section M2 'has the shape of a pin S which extends away from the first section M1' and has at least two barbs W1 and W2. The end Sa of the pin S which projects away from the first section M1 'is tapered. The at least two barbs W1 and W2 are flexible and elastic. The barbs W1 and W2 are each a flexible elastic lamella which extends away from the longitudinal axis of the pin S in the radial and axial directions, the first end of the lamella being connected to the pin S at a first axial position P1 and the second The end of the lamella is located at a second axial position P2 of the pin S. This structure enables the pin S of the marking means M 'to be pushed through a hole in the area B of the textile item of clothing starting from the first side B1, the two lamellar barbs W1 and W2 resting on the pin S and after the pin S emerges Spread away from the pin S on the second side B2 of the area B again. This prevents the marking means M 'from being pulled backwards through the hole from the area B, whereby the area B of the textile item of clothing is fixed between the two sections M1' and M2 '.
    In addition, a closure part V with a through hole DL can be provided as a second formation F2. The pin S of the marking means M 'is pushed through the hole in the area B and through the through hole DL of the closure part V, the two lamellar barbs W1 and W2 resting on the pin S and after the pin S emerges on the second side B2 of the area B spread away again from the pin S and rest against the side of the closure part V facing away from the area B of the textile item of clothing. This prevents the marking means M 'from being pulled backwards through the hole from the area B and from the through hole DL, whereby the area B of the textile garment is reliably fixed between the two sections M1' and M2 '.
    The end area Sa of the pin S is blunt here. But it can also be pointed (not shown). This makes it possible to produce the hole in the area B of the textile item of clothing without additional tools. The area B of the textile item of clothing is penetrated by the lateral displacement of textile fibers by the pin S of the first formation F1 when the two integral sections M1 'and M2' and the closure part V are moved towards one another.
    The lamellar barbs W1 and W2, which after the exit of the pin S on the second side B2 of the area B of the pin S again spread away, can snap into complementary recesses (not shown), which on the of the area B side of the closure part V facing away from the textile garment can be arranged.
    At least the first formation F1 in the form of the barbs W1 and W2 on the pin S and, to a lesser extent, the second formation F2 in the form of the closure part V with the through hole are used here to establish permanent engagement between the two sections M1 'and M2' elastically deformed, creating a snap-in connection.
    4 shows an embodiment of the marking agent range MS according to the invention. The marking means M or M 'contained in the assortment are each shown in a plan view along the longitudinal axis L of the respective marking means on the first section M1 or M1'. The marking agent assortment MS is used to mark a large number of textile items of clothing, in particular a large number of pairs of socks. For this purpose, the marking agent assortment MS contains a multiplicity of marking agents M or M ', as described above by way of example, which form eight marking agent pairs MP or MP'. Each pair of marking means MP or MP 'has two identical marking means M or M'. At least the first section M1 or M1 'has the color and / or size and / or shape characteristic of the marking / identification of the textile item of clothing.
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    M marking means / predominantly plastically deformable rivet-like marking means M 'marking means / predominantly elastically deformable snap-in marking means M1 first section of the rivet-like marking means M1' first section of the rivet-like marking means M2 second section of the snap-in marking means M2 'second section of the snap-in marking means M3' third section (flexible and elastic) L Longitudinal axis of the marking means B area of the textile garment B1 first side B2 second side F1 first formation F2 second formation F1a end area (pointed or blunt) G elevation / ridge-like or point-like elevation K gap S1 first pin S2 second pin H1 first Snap-in hook H2 second snap-in hook W1 first barb W2 second barb V closure part or second section R1 first snap-in formation R2 second snap-in formation P2 first point (along the longitudinal direction of the pin) P2 second point (along longitudinal direction) sealing of the pin) BL blind hole DL through hole
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    Claims (12)
    [1]
    1. Marking means (M) for marking a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means (M) to the textile item of clothing,characterized in that the marking means (M) has a first section (M1) with a first formation (F1) and a second section (M2) with a second formation (F2) complementary to the first formation (F1), the first section ( M1) can be positioned on a first side (B1) of an area (B) of the textile item of clothing, the second section (M2) can be positioned on a second side (B2) of the area (B) of the textile item of clothing and the two sections (M1, M2) can be moved towards one another in such a way that the two formations (F1, F2) come into permanent engagement with one another and the area (B) of the textile item of clothing is fixed between the two sections (M1, M2).
    [2]
    2. Marking means (M) according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one of the two formations (F1) at its end region (F1a) facing the respective complementary second formation (F2) is tapered towards the respective complementary second formation (F2) that it can penetrate the area (B) of the textile garment by displacing textile fibers laterally when the two sections (M1, M2) are moved towards one another.
    [3]
    3. Marking means (M) according to claim 1, characterized in that the two formations (F1) are truncated at their end region (F1a) facing the respective complementary second formation (F2) towards the respective complementary second formation (F2) in such a way that the two formations (F1 or F2) cannot penetrate the area (B) of the textile item of clothing due to the lateral displacement of textile fibers when the two sections (M1, M2) are moved towards one another.
    [4]
    4. Marking means (M) according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the marking means (M) with its first section (M1) and with its second section (M2) is formed in one piece or in one piece, the marking means (M ) preferably has at least one flexible third section on its first section (M1) and / or its second section (M2).
    [5]
    5. Marking means (M) according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the marking means (M) is designed in two parts with its first section (M1) and with its second section (M2), the first section (M1) being a the first part and the second section (M2) is a second part of the marking means (M).
    [6]
    6. Marking means (M ') for marking a textile item of clothing, in particular a sock, by attaching the marking means (M') to the textile item of clothing,characterized in that the marking means (M ') has a first section (M1') and a second section (M2 '), the first section (M1') on a first side (B1) of an area (B) of the textile item of clothing is positionable, the second section (M2 ') is positionable on a second side (B2) of the area (B) of the textile item of clothing, and wherein the second section (M2') has a pin extending away from the first section (M1 ') (S) with at least one snap-in hook (H1, H2) or barbed hook (W1, W2).
    [7]
    7. Marking means (M ') according to claim 6, characterized in that it has a closure part (V) which is complementary to the pin (S) and which engages with the at least one snap-in hook (H1, H2) or barbs (W1, W2) can be brought.
    [8]
    8. Marking means (M ') according to one of claims 6 or 7, characterized in that the pin (S) extending away from the second section (M2') has a gap (K) along its longitudinal axis, which the pin (S. ) divided into at least two pin sections (S1, S2) which each have a snap-in hook (H1, H2) on their side facing away from the gap (K).
    [9]
    9. Marking means (M ') according to claim 8, characterized in that the at least one barb (W1, W2) is a flexible lamella which extends from the longitudinal axis of the pin (S) in the radial and axial directions away, the first The end of the lamella is connected to the pin (S) at a first axial position (P1) and the second end of the lamella is located at a second axial position (P2) of the pin (S).
    [10]
    10. Marking means (M ') according to one of claims 6 to 9, characterized in that the marking means (M') with its first section (M1 ') and with its second section (M2') is designed in two parts, the first section (M1 ') is a first part and the second section (M2') is a second part of the marking means (M ').
    [11]
    11. Marking means (M; M ') according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that a flag is attached to the marking means (M; M').
    [12]
    12. Marking means assortment (MS) for marking a large number of textile items of clothing, in particular a plurality of pairs of socks, the marking means assortment (MS) having a plurality of marking means (M; M ') according to one of claims 1 to 11, each having a plurality of pairs of marking means (MP; MP ') and wherein a pair of marking means (MP; MP') has two identical marking means (M; M ').
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