Composite bamboo-charcoal knitted fabric garment capable of keeping food warm

Abstract

The invention relates to a composite bamboo-charcoal knitted fabric garment capable of keeping food warm. The composite bamboo-charcoal knitted fabric garment comprises a garment body (1), a pocket of the garment body (1) is provided with a large insulation interlayer (2) which is foam, and the garment body (1) is made of fabric. The fabric is of a double-layer knitted structure formed by inner microporous polyester fibers and outer polyester-base bamboo charcoal fibers. When food is put into the pocket after being packed, the foam in the insulation interlayer can prevent the food from being in direct contact with outside air, heat diffusion of the food can be effectively prevented, and accordingly effect of keeping the food warm is achieved. The composite bamboo-charcoal knitted fabric garment has healthcare functions of far infrared and negative ion emission and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a composite bamboo carbon knitted fabric clothing capable of keeping food warm. Background technique [0002] For some children in mountainous areas, the most basic warm rice is a luxury. Because the schools in mountainous areas have poor hardware and no canteens, and the school is tens of minutes or even hours away from home, many children have I bring my own food to school, but when the food I bring in the morning arrives at noon, there are no measures to keep it warm, so it must be cold. In addition, traditional anti-ultraviolet fabrics do not have health care functions such as far infrared and negative ion emission. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to overcome above-mentioned deficiency, a kind of composite bamboo carbon knitted fabric clothing that can keep food warm is provided. [0004] The purpose of the present invention is achieved in this way: a composite bamboo carbon kni...

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[0002] For some children in mountainous areas, the most basic warm rice is a luxury. Because the schools in mountainous areas have poor hardware and no canteens, and the school is tens of minutes or even hours away from home, many children have I bring my own food to school, but when the food I bring in the morning arrives at noon, there are no measures to keep warm, so it must be cold

In addition, traditional anti-ultraviolet fabrics do not have health care functions such as far infrared and negative ion emission.

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