Double-faced woven fabric

Abstract

A double-faced woven fabric includes a first and a second weave unit interlocked to each other at a plurality of stitching points. The first weave unit includes a plurality of interlaced first warp and weft threads to define a first face, and the second weave unit includes a plurality of interlaced second warp and weft threads to define a second face, which is not coplanar with the first face. The stitching points are formed by crossing the first warp threads over predetermined second weft threads, so that the stitching points are always covered by float second warp threads adjacent to the stitching points. The double-faced woven fabric with the interlocked first and second weave units has largely increased fabric strength and can present different textures, colors or patterns on the first and the second face to thereby provide good applicability.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a woven fabric that presents different textures, colors or patterns on two opposite faces thereof, and more particularly to a double-faced woven fabric that include a first weave unit and a second weave unit interlocked at a plurality of stitching points without showing defective color spots at the stitching points.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]With the progress and development in different scientific and industrial fields, new and good weaving techniques are constantly introduced into the market. The textile industry has close relation with people's daily life and plays a very important role in supplying products in connection with clothing, housing and traffic means needed by most people. In brief, the textile industry is one of the most important sectors in the livelihood-related industries. Following the upgraded living quality in the modern society and people's strong demand for constantly improved textile products...

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Benefits of technology

[0011]The present invention is characterized by interlacing warp threads and weft threads of different colors using general weaving materials and weaving machines to form two weave units, which are not coplanar and are interlocked at a plurality of stitching points between them to

Problems solved by technology

The conventional double-faced fabric requires additional processing procedures, which inevitably increases the manufacturing cost of the fabric.

In brief, the conventional double-fac

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