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Patterned scarf, method and loom for producing the same

A technology for scarves and looms, applied in the directions of scarves, looms, multi-looms, etc., can solve the problems of low warp density and weft density, rough patterns, and inability to distinguish each scarf, achieve efficient production, improve durability and The effect of feel

Inactive Publication Date: 2003-09-03
BREVITEX ESTAB POUR LEXPLOITATION DE BREVETS TEXTILES
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Scarves of this type produced with warp and weft effects only have low warp and weft densities and therefore can only have rough patterns that are not clearly defined
During the production process, the individual scarves cannot be distinguished
The tassels are formed by the use of protruding warp threads during scarf production, but since the tassels are multi-colored, they are ugly

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[0035] Figures 1 to 4 illustrate the prior art related to and on which the present invention is based. The scarf shown in the figure comprises a first fabric layer 2 and a second fabric layer 4 interwoven along longitudinal edges 6 and transverse edges 8, thereby forming a fully enclosed cylinder. Each fabric layer 2, 4 is formed of monochromatic warp yarns 10 and multicolored weft yarns 12, which warp yarns are independent of the color to be produced on the scarf. As can be deduced from FIG. 3 , the weft threads 12 are inserted at intervals between the warp threads 10 , that is, the weft threads intersect with the particular warp threads 10 a only in the case of the particular warp threads 10 a , while the warp threads 10 b located between the particular warp threads 10 a In the case of the warp yarn 10b, it covers the warp yarn 10b and enters the area above the warp yarn to be patterned. The weave pattern of the weft yarns is at least one warp yarn from weft yarn to weft ya...

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The patterned scarf is made up of a first and a second layer of fabric (2, 4) which are interwoven at the edges (6, 8). The scarf has colours and / or patterns which are formed with weft threads (12) by spaced out insertions between warp threads (10) of the same colour. The warp threads (10, 10a, 10b, 10c) consist of a textured yarn consisting of chemical fibres, in order to improve the appearance of the fringes (14) at the transverse edges (8).

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a patterned scarf according to the preamble of claim 1 . This scarf is particularly suitable as a fan's scarf for societies, clubs, companies, etc. Background technique [0002] Scarves, especially for followers, are well known. [0003] One method of producing such scarves is by knitting scarf ribbon-like pieces which are then folded upon themselves and sewn together along the longitudinal sides. Then, such scarves have to be turned over so that the proper side faces outwards. The scarf has short sides and can be made from a variety of materials. However, these scarves have an extremely low thread density or stitch density, as a result only rough patterns can be produced. Inability to distinguish one scarf from the next. Any tassels must be produced separately and sewn onto the ends of the scarf. [0004] Another known method of producing such scarves is by weaving to create warp and weft effects. The scarf is made of t...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A41D23/00D03D11/00D03D33/00D03D49/20D03J1/08D03J1/22
CPCY10T442/3146A41D23/00D03D11/00Y10T428/2924
Inventor 弗朗西斯科·斯派克克里斯琴·库尼
Owner BREVITEX ESTAB POUR LEXPLOITATION DE BREVETS TEXTILES
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