Waste nylon fabric and suits

Abstract

A suit jacket includes a back panel fabric, two front panel fabrics, and two breathable fabrics. The front panel fabrics are sewn to both sides of the back panel fabric in a left-right direction. The breathable fabrics connect the front panel fabrics and the back panel fabrics, are positioned corresponding to the armpits of the human body, and include a plurality of through-holes for ventilation. The back panel fabric, the front panel fabrics, and the breathable fabrics are made from the aforementioned marine waste nylon fabric. By using marine waste nylon particles to make the melted fiber, the amount of new materials used in the production of the marine waste nylon fabric composed of the melted fiber and the suit using the marine waste nylon fabric is reduced, thereby reducing waste in the ocean and achieving environmental protection.

Claims

1. A marine waste nylon fabric comprising: a plurality of remelted yarns woven together, each of the remelted yarns comprising a plurality of intertwined remelted fibers, each of the remelted fibers having a raw material portion and a plurality of granular portions embedded in the raw material portion, the raw material portion being made of marine waste nylon granules.

2. The marine waste nylon fabric as described in claim 1, wherein, These remelted yarns are used to make the marine waste nylon fabric using one of the following methods: woven, circular knitted, or warp-knitted.

3. The marine waste nylon fabric as described in claim 1, wherein, The particles are configured to be at least one of graphene, titanium dioxide, oyster shell powder, ore, nano silver, copper ions, potassium ions, UV stabilizers, and color masterbatch.

4. A suit comprising: a back side fabric; two front side fabrics sewn to both sides of the back side fabric in a left-right direction; and two breathable fabrics connecting the front side fabrics and the back side fabrics, positioned corresponding to the armpits of a human body, and including a plurality of through ventilation holes; the back side fabrics, the front side fabrics and the breathable fabrics are made of the marine nylon fabric described in any one of claims 1 to 3.

5. The suit as described in claim 4, wherein, Each of the front and rear fabrics is sewn together to form a side seam, and each of the front fabrics has a pocket portion that, together with the rear fabric, defines a pocket, with the pocket portion aligned with the corresponding side seam.

6. The suit as described in claim 4, wherein, The rear fabric includes a body portion and two dovetail portions that are pivotally connected to the body portion, the dovetail portions defining a notch.

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