Dry and comfortable garment with far infrared treatment function
A therapeutic function, far-infrared technology, applied in the field of clothing fabrics, can solve the problems of not being able to meet people's growing needs, not having far-infrared therapeutic effects, and single features, etc., to achieve simple structure, increase the three-dimensional effect, dry and comfortable to wear Effect
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[0011] see figure 1 , the present invention relates to a dry and comfortable garment with a far-infrared therapeutic function, comprising a garment body 1, the neckline of the garment body 1 includes a left neckline 2.1 and a right neckline 2.2, and one end of the left neckline 2.1 close to the right neckline 2.2 extends a The heat preservation sheet 2.3 is located above the right neckline 2.2, and a button hole is opened on the heat preservation sheet 2.3. At the same time, the heat preservation sheet 2.3 is made of cashmere material; , thereby increasing the three-dimensional effect of the clothes and making them more aesthetically pleasing. The far-infrared chip is sandwiched in the middle of the clothes body 1. After the far-infrared chip is set, the effect of radiating far-infrared is played. The far-infrared chip includes a substrate and a coating. The far-infrared ink is covered on the substrate, and the electric storage device arranged on the substrate is electrically ...
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