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Fleece fabric and method for producing it

A technology for pile fabrics and fabrics, applied in the process of manufacturing pile fabrics, and in the field of products made of said fabrics, which can solve the problems of no structural function, breakage, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2017-08-18
SANKO TEKSTIL ISLETMELERI SANAYI & TICARET A S
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This additional layer has no structural function and can be easily broken without damaging the base layer of the fabric

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[0106] Choose the warp, weft, warp density, weft density, and loom settings according to the values ​​in Table 1. These choices give the resulting fabric a weight of about 10-11 oz / sqyd (335-375 g / cm2). according to Figure 5 Select a weave pattern from the weave report depicted in . Weaving is performed using a dobby type weaving loom with a weft selection system.

[0107] After weaving, the fabric is wetted and stretched lengthwise (warp). As this process occurs, the fabric shrinks across its width (weft) and the elastic yarns pull the weft together. Because the conjugate weft yarns are not elastic, they do not shrink as much as the standard weft yarns used in this example, and the conjugate yarns float on one side of the fabric, forming loops that cover most of the backside of the fabric; all loops Having the same length, the length of the loop is about 4 mm.

[0108] After shrinking, the fabric is subjected to a shrinkproof treatment to reduce shrinkage in further gar...

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[0113] Choose the warp, weft, warp density, weft density, and loom settings according to the values ​​in Table 1. according to Image 6 Select a weave pattern from the weave report depicted in . Examination of the weaving report shows a 1:1 ratio of standard yarn to conjugate yarn, compared to the 1:2 in Example 1. The ratio of the length of the pile 5 to the length of the lower part of the standard yarn is 7 / 3, ie about 2.

[0114] The fabric is used to make an article, namely a pair of skinny jeans with an inner side provided with loops; the jeans are stonewashed after exposing the inner side so as to be abraded during the stonewashing process. At the end of the stonewashing step, the sides of the fabric previously provided with loops are thus covered with pile fabrics of black color due to the color of the sub-filaments of the conjugated yarn, and due to the extremely fine texture obtained by splitting the conjugated filaments The sub-filaments of the number of counts ar...

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[0116] Choose the warp, weft, warp density, weft density, and loom settings according to the values ​​in Table 1. according to Figure 7 Select a weave pattern from the weave report depicted in . According to Example 1, inspection of the weaving report shows that the ratio of standard yarn to conjugate yarn is 1:2. The ratio of the length of the pile 5 to the length of the lower part 3b of the standard yarn is 15 / 6, ie 2.5. Furthermore, the upper part of the standard yarn floats over two warp yarns, while the connecting part 7 of the conjugated yarn 2 floats over one warp yarn, said connecting part 7 being an adjacent warp yarn.

[0117] The fabric is used to make articles, namely jackets in which the fleece has an inner side provided with loops; the jacket is stonewashed after exposing the inner side so as to be abraded during the stonewashing process. At the end of the stone-washing step, the sides of the fabric previously provided with loops are covered with pile fabrics...

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Abstract

A fabric (1) having a first side (1a) and a second side (1b) and comprising weft yarns (2, 3) and warp yarns (4) woven together in pattern; at least some of the weft, or warp, yarns (2, 3, 4) float over a number of warp yarns (4), or weft yarns (2, 3), and below a number of warp yarns (4), or weft yarns, (2, 3) to provide weft, or warp, over portions (2a, 3a) in said first side and under portions (2b, 3b) in said second side (1b). The under portions (2b, 3b) and / or over portions (2a, 3a) of the yarns provide loops (5), and at least some of said yarns (2, 3, 4) providing loops (5) are conjugate yarns (2) comprising a plurality of filaments (6) splittable into sub-filaments (6a) and in that said loops (5) of the conjugated yarns (2) extend for a length of at least three adjacent warp, or weft, yarns.

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technical field [0001] This invention relates to weaving pile fabrics, and to the process of making pile fabrics and to the articles from which the fabrics are made. Background technique [0002] Pile fabric is a knitted or woven fabric provided with thick and deep pile on at least one of its sides, either by brushing the fabric with a wire brush or by forming clipped Looped plush knitting is obtained. It is usually made of synthetics, mainly polyester, wool or cotton yarns that are plain woven, pile woven or knitted. Fleece fabrics have insulating air spaces and are relatively light, enabling them to be used in a wide variety of articles such as blankets, sweaters, hats, joggers / pants, workout wear, hoodies, and performance outdoor apparel. [0003] However, fleece has some disadvantages. Fleece is a bulky fabric due to its deep pile, which makes it suitable for only some applications; due to its bulk, it causes problems when handling the fabric, for example, when garmen...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D03D27/04D01D5/30D03D15/56
CPCD01D5/30D03D27/04D03D15/292D03D15/47D03D13/004D10B2201/02D10B2331/02D10B2331/04D10B2331/10D03D27/02D03D15/33D03D15/56D03D3/08
Inventor T·齐里克安E·埃尔科斯E·B·欧兹登
Owner SANKO TEKSTIL ISLETMELERI SANAYI & TICARET A S
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