Multi-nested cross-weaving loom, method, fabric weave and shoe upper

Through the use of multiple nested crimp looms, combining the second and first stage crimping and jacquard weaving, the problem of difficulty in weaving diverse yarn structures in existing looms is solved, and high breathability and diversity of fabric structures are achieved, suitable for different types of fabrics.

CN120061033APending Publication Date: 2025-05-30ZHEJIANG JULIBAO TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202411644052.2
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2023-11-29
Publication Date
2025-05-30

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Technical Problem

Existing looms are difficult to combine higher-level twisted hexagrams with jacquard, and it is impossible to weave fabric tissues containing different types of yarn tissues, resulting in the singleness of the fabric.

Method used

A multi-necked crimping loom is used, including several nested crimping groups, the second-level crimping is used to form yarn tissues with twisted multiple warp warp, and the first-level crimping is used to form yarn tissues containing multiple warp warp, and combined with jacquard kneading to achieve diversity of fabric tissue.

Benefits of technology

The combination of saro tissue and jacquard tissue is achieved, forming breathable holes of different sizes, improving the breathability of the fabric, and is suitable for different types of fabrics, such as shoe uppers and other clothing.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a multi-nested cross weaving loom, a method, a fabric weave and an upper, the multi-nested cross weaving loom comprises a plurality of nested doup groups, the nested doup groups are sequentially arranged on the loom along the weft direction, and each nested doup group comprises a second-stage doup at the front end of the warp advancing direction and a first-stage doup at the rear end of the warp advancing direction; the second-stage doup is composed of a single doup, the first-stage doup is composed of m doups, m is greater than 1, the second-stage doup is used for forming a leno weave for twisting a plurality of ground warps, and the first-stage doup is used for forming a leno weave containing m twisting groups from a plurality of ground warps from the second-stage doup; the leno weave is composed of the different levels of cross weaving areas, the varieties of the leno weave are increased, meanwhile, the air holes of different sizes are formed between the different levels of cross weaving areas, the leno weave better fits all parts of the human body, and different ventilation requirements of the different parts are met.
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Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of weaving, and in particular to a multi-nested twill weaving loom, method, fabric structure and shoe upper. Background Art

[0002] A loom, as a device for weaving a fabric by crossing warp yarns and weft yarns, is a device that, when the weft yarn is passed through, if a part of the warp yarns among the warp yarns is lifted, the warp yarns are opened and formed into an opening, and the weft yarn passes through such an opening to weave the fabric.

[0003] The fabric structures woven by different types of looms include leno structure and jacquard structure: the leno structure refers to a fabric structure in which the warp yarns of two systems, namely the ground and the twill, and one system of weft yarns are twisted with each other. The eyelets formed by the mutual twisting of the warp yarns on the leno fabric are called leno holes; the jacquard structure refers to the pattern or design formed by the floating or interlacing changes of the warp yarns or weft yarns on the fabric surface according to the regular requirements.

[0004] Previous looms can combine the leno structure and the jacquard structure to weave a new fabric structure. The leno structure in this type of fabric structure is often in a single form, and the sizes of several ventilation holes formed on the leno structure are the same, such as the Korean patent with the application number 201580060919.2 and the name of loom for weaving fabric with different structures, shoe upper and shoe woven by using the same; or the Chinese patent with the application number 201710228075.9 and the name of a perforated fabric woven by a jacquard loom and its weaving method.

[0005] As described above, previous looms only use one level of heddle combined with a jacquard heddle to realize the weaving of the fabric structure, and can neither use a higher level of heddle combined with a jacquard heddle to realize the weaving of a new fabric structure, nor combine different levels of heddles to weave a fabric structure containing different types of leno structures. Further, it causes the singleness of the fabric structure composition of the fabric.

[0006] However, when using the multi-nested twill weaving loom and the weaving method of the present invention, when the fabric structure contains different leno structures, it can also be combined with the jacquard structure, which can not only form ventilation holes with different sizes and increase the air permeability of the fabric, but also no longer limit the form of the fabric structure on the fabric to adapt to various fabrics such as shoe uppers, and can be made into clothing such as shoe uppers. Summary of the Invention

[0007] The present invention is to overcome the above defects in the prior art and provides a multi-nested twill weaving loom, method, fabric structure and shoe upper.

[0008] To achieve the above object, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is: a multi-nested twill weaving loom, It includes several nested heddle groups which are arranged in sequence along the weft direction on a loom. Each nested heddle group includes a second-level heddle at the front end in the warp direction of travel and a first-level heddle at the rear end. The second-level heddle is composed of a single heddle, and the first-level heddle is composed of m heddles, where m is an integer greater than 1. The second-level heddle is used to form a leno weave for multiple ground warps, and the first-level heddle is used to form a leno weave with m heddle groups from the multiple ground warps coming from the second-level heddle.

[0009] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, it includes a jacquard heddle which is arranged at the rear end of the nested heddle group.

[0010] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the m heddles in the first-level heddle are arranged side by side along the weft direction.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the m heddles in the first-level heddle are arranged obliquely and staggeredly.

[0012] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the nested heddle group further includes a lower-level heddle of the first-level heddle which is arranged at the rear end of the first-level heddle along the warp direction of travel. The lower-level heddle of the first-level heddle is composed of x heddles, where x is an integer greater than 1. The lower-level heddle of the first-level heddle is used to form a leno weave with x heddle groups from the multiple ground warps of at least one heddle among the m heddles coming from the first-level heddle.

[0013] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the jacquard heddle weaves to form a jacquard pattern of the shoe upper, and the nested heddle group weaves to form a leno weave with ventilation holes of the shoe upper. The shoe upper constitutes the shape of the shoe vamp.

[0014] A multi-layer nested weaving method The number of heddles in the first-level heddle is m, where m is an integer greater than 1, and the second-level heddle is composed of a single heddle. It includes the following steps: S1: At least one warp in the warp passes through the heddle eyelet of the heddle of the second-level heddle to form a crossed warp, and the crossed warp no longer passes through other heddles of this nested heddle group; other warps pass through the internal space of the heddle of the second-level heddle to form a first group of ground warps. S2: The first group of ground warps forms a new group of warps at the front end of the first-level heddle. This group of warps is divided into m groups. At least one warp passes through the heddle eyelet of each heddle of the first-level heddle to form a crossed warp, and the crossed warp no longer passes through other heddles of the first-level heddle; at least one warp passes through the internal space of each heddle of the first-level heddle to form a ground warp, and this ground warp no longer passes through the internal space of other heddles of the first-level heddle. S3: Any of the twisted warps and ground warps in S1 and S2 form warps arranged in the same direction as in S1 after passing through the second-level heddle and the first-level heddle; S4: The weft yarns are woven with the warp yarns according to the requirements of the fabric structure.

[0015] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the twisted warp in step S1 passes through from the left or right outside of other heddles in this nested heddle group.

[0016] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the twisted warp in step S2 passes through from the left or right outside of other heddles in the first-level heddle.

[0017] A fabric structure of multiple nested twills, including a leno structure, The leno structure includes a first-level twill area and a second-level twill area formed by one-time weaving of the same batch of warp yarns in the warp direction, All the ground warps twisted by the twisted warps in the second-level twill area are divided into m groups, and at least one of the divided ground warps in each group is used as a twisted warp and at least one is used as a ground warp to form each first-level twill area, thereby forming corresponding m mutually independent first-level twill areas; The leno structure includes ventilation holes, and the ventilation holes include large holes and small holes. Relatively speaking, large holes are formed between adjacent second-level twill areas, and small holes are formed between adjacent first-level twill areas.

[0018] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the twisted warps in the second-level twill area within the warp range of the same batch of warp yarns do not participate in the twill of the first-level twill area.

[0019] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, at least one of the twisted warps in the second-level twill area within the warp range of the same batch of warp yarns participates in the twill of the first-level twill area.

[0020] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, it includes any one or any combination of the three basic structures and their derivative structures.

[0021] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, any one or any combination of the three basic structures and their derivative structures is formed between the first-level twill area and the second-level twill area in the warp direction.

[0022] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fabric structure constitutes a shoe upper, wherein the leno structure forms the breathable part of the shoe upper, and any one or any combination of the three basic structures and their derivative structures maintains the shape of the shoe upper.

[0023] A shoe vamp, including: a first fabric that constitutes a shoe upper for maintaining the shape; a second fabric whose fabric structure is different from that of the first fabric; The first fabric is any one or any combination of the basic weave and its derivative weaves, and the second fabric is a leno weave.

[0024] A fabric structure of multiple nested interlacing, including a leno weave, The leno weave includes a first-level interlacing area and a second-level interlacing area formed by weaving a batch of warp yarns at one time. All the ground warp yarns interlaced by the heddle warp yarns in the second-level interlacing area are divided into m groups, and at least one of the divided ground warp yarns in each group serves as a heddle warp yarn and at least one serves as a ground warp yarn to interlace and form each first-level interlacing area, thereby forming m corresponding independent first-level interlacing areas; The heddle warp yarns in the second-level interlacing area participate in the interlacing of at least one of the first-level interlacing areas to form a multiple interlacing area.

[0025] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, it includes any one or any combination of the basic weave and its derivative weaves.

[0026] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, any one or any combination of the basic weave and its derivative weaves is formed between the first-level interlacing area and the second-level interlacing area in the warp direction.

[0027] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fabric structure constitutes a shoe upper, the leno weave forms a breathable part of the shoe upper, and any one or any combination of the basic weave and its derivative weaves maintains the shape of the shoe upper.

[0028] A shoe vamp, including: a first fabric, which constitutes a shoe upper for maintaining the shape; a second fabric, whose tissue structure is different from that of the first fabric; The first fabric is any one or any combination of the basic weave and its derivative weaves, and the second fabric is a leno weave.

[0029] To achieve the above object, the present invention also provides another multiple nested interlacing loom, including a plurality of nested heddle groups, which are arranged in sequence along the weft direction on the loom. The nested heddle groups include a second-level heddle at the front end in the advancing direction of the warp yarns and a first-level heddle at the rear end; The second-level heddle is composed of a single heddle. The warp yarns pass through the heddle eyelets of the second-level heddle to form heddle warp yarns and no longer pass through other heddles in this nested heddle group. The warp yarns pass through the internal space of the second-level heddle to form ground warp yarns; The first-level heddle is composed of m heddles, where m is an integer greater than 1. The ground warp passing through the second - stage heddle forms a warp yarn at the front end of the first - stage heddle. The warp yarn is divided into m groups. At least one warp yarn passes through the heddle eyelets of the heddles in each group as the floating warp, and at least one warp yarn passes through the internal space of the heddles in each group as the ground warp. Each group of floating warps no longer passes through the other heddles of the first - stage heddle, and each group of ground warps no longer passes through the other heddles of the first - stage heddle.

[0030] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, it includes a jacquard heddle. The jacquard heddle is arranged at the rear end of the nested heddle group, and the warp yarn of the ground warp passing through the nested heddle group passes through the jacquard heddle.

[0031] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the m heddles in the first - stage heddle are arranged side by side in the weft direction.

[0032] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the m heddles in the first - stage heddle are arranged obliquely and staggeredly.

[0033] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the jacquard heddle weaves to form the jacquard texture of the shoe upper, and the nested heddle group weaves to form the leno texture with ventilation holes of the shoe upper. The shoe upper constitutes the shape of the shoe vamp.

[0034] A multi - nested weaving method The number of heddles in the first - stage heddle is m, where m is an integer greater than 1, and it includes the following steps S1: At least one warp yarn in the warp yarn passes through the heddle eyelets of the heddles of the second - stage heddle to form the floating warp. The floating warp no longer passes through the other heddles of this nested heddle group; the other warp yarns pass through the internal space of the heddles of the second - stage heddle to form the first group of ground warps. S2: The first group of ground warps forms a new group of warp yarns at the front end of the first - stage heddle. This group of warp yarns is divided into m groups. At least one warp yarn passes through the heddle eyelets of each heddle in the first - stage heddle to form the floating warp. The floating warp no longer passes through the other heddles of the first - stage heddle. At least one warp yarn passes through the internal space of each heddle blade in the first - stage heddle to form the ground warp. The ground warp no longer passes through the internal space of the other heddles of the first - stage heddle. S3: Any floating warp and ground warp in S1 and S2, after passing through the second - stage heddle and the first - stage heddle, form warp yarns arranged in the same direction as in S1. S4: The weft yarn is woven with the warp yarn according to the requirements of the fabric texture.

[0035] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the floating warp in step S1 passes through from the left or right outside the other heddles of this nested heddle group.

[0036] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the floating warp in step S2 passes through from the left or right outside the other heddles of the first - stage heddle.

[0037] A fabric structure with multiple nested twills, including a leno structure, The leno structure includes a primary twill area and a secondary twill area formed by weaving the same batch of warp yarns in the warp direction at one time. The heddles of the secondary twill area do not participate in the twill of the primary twill area. All the ground warps heddled by the heddles of the secondary twill area are divided into m groups. At least one of the divided ground warps in each group is used as a heddle and at least one is used as a ground warp to form each primary twill area, thereby forming m corresponding mutually independent primary twill areas. The leno structure includes ventilation holes, which include large holes and small holes. Relatively speaking, large holes are formed between adjacent secondary twill areas, and small holes are formed between adjacent primary twill areas.

[0038] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, it includes any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves.

[0039] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves is formed between the primary twill area and the secondary twill area in the warp direction.

[0040] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fabric structure constitutes a shoe upper, wherein the leno structure forms the breathable part of the shoe upper, and any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves maintains the shape of the shoe upper.

[0041] A shoe upper, which includes: a first fabric that constitutes the shoe upper for maintaining the shape; a second fabric whose organizational structure is different from that of the first fabric; The first fabric is any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves, and the second fabric is a leno structure.

[0042] The above technical features can be combined with each other as long as they do not conflict with each other.

[0043] The beneficial effects of the present invention are: 1. Compared with the prior art, the present invention sets up multiple levels of heddles in the nested heddle group, and multiple heddles are set up in the first-level heddle, which can form a multi-level twill area with a larger area. Due to the complex weaving between numerous warp and weft yarns, the multi-level twill area has better strength and better compressive performance; correspondingly, the ventilation holes between the multi-level twill areas also become larger, greatly improving the breathability of the leno structure.

[0044] 2. Compared with the prior art, the leno structure of the present invention is composed of different-level twill areas, which increases the pattern complexity of the leno structure. At the same time, ventilation holes of different sizes are formed between different-level twill areas. The ventilation holes of different sizes fit different parts of the human body better and meet the different ventilation requirements of different parts.

[0045] 3. The ground heddle of the present invention passes through from the left or right side outside other heddles of the nested ground heddle group, and can form a pattern where the ground heddle is located at the outermost or innermost side of the second-level interlacing area. Subject to the tight weaving of the warp threads layer by layer inside the second-level interlacing area, the strength of the ground heddle is greatly improved, which is conducive to maintaining the shape of the second-level interlacing area under external action.

[0046] 4. When the layout space permits, the m heddles in the first-level heddle of the present invention are arranged side by side along the weft direction; since the heddle itself has a certain volume, when it is necessary to reduce the influence of the heddle volume, the m heddles are arranged staggeredly. More specifically, the front and rear heddles are not on the same straight line, but have an oblique staggered arrangement relationship. Based on this position relationship, the m heddles on the first-level heddle can simultaneously weave the warp threads at the front end of the first-level heddle, improving the weaving efficiency.

[0047] 5. By arranging the first-level heddle and the second-level heddle in the loom, and the number of heddles in the first-level heddle being variable, the present invention can weave different types of fabric structures. Compared with the prior art that can only weave the same type of fabric structure, it has a wider range of applicable scenarios and meets different requirements for fabric weaving.

[0048] 6. Through the principle of multiple nesting, the present invention can also set up the next-level heddle at the rear end of the first-level heddle to form more levels of nesting, providing a larger design space for pattern design, forming different product gradients, and meeting the needs of different customers.

[0049] 7. The ground heddle of the previous-level interlacing area of the present invention can interlace with the single or multiple interlacing areas of the next level to form different types of fabric structures, enriching the diversity of fabric structures. Description of the Drawings

[0050] Figure 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the loom of the present invention; Figure 2 is a partial enlarged view of part A of the present invention; Figure 3 is the action schematic of the loom of the present invention Figure 1 ; Figure 4 is the action schematic of the loom of the present invention Figure 2 ; Figure 5 is the action schematic of the loom of the present invention Figure 3 ; Figure 6 is the action schematic of the loom of the present invention Figure 4 ; Figure 7 is the action schematic of the loom of the present invention Figure 5 ; Figure 8 is a schematic diagram of the operation of the loom of the present invention Figure 6 ; Figure 9 is a schematic structural diagram of the fabric structure of the present invention; Figure 10 is a partial enlarged view of part B of the present invention; Figure 11 is a partial enlarged view of part C of the present invention; Figure 12 is a partial enlarged view of part D of the present invention; Figure 13 is another schematic structural diagram of the fabric structure of the present invention; In the figure, reference numerals: the first heddle warp 1, the second heddle warp 2, the third heddle warp 3, the nested heddle group 100, the first-stage heddle 101, the second-stage heddle 102, the first-stage twill weaving area 200, the second-stage twill weaving area 300, the multiple twill weaving area 400. Detailed implementation manners

[0051] In order to make the objectives, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention clearer, the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are only used to explain the present invention and are not used to limit the present invention. In addition, the technical features involved in the various embodiments of the present invention described below can be combined with each other as long as they do not conflict with each other. The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the specific implementation manners.

[0052] The advancing direction of the warp yarns in the loom is as Figure 1 shown.

[0053] As Figure 1 - Figure 2 , a multiple nested twill weaving loom includes a plurality of nested heddle groups 100, the nested heddle groups 100 are arranged in sequence along the weft direction on the loom, and the nested heddle group 100 includes a second-stage heddle 102 at the front end in the advancing direction of the warp yarns and a first-stage heddle 101 at the rear end; The second-stage heddle 102 is composed of a single heddle, the first-stage heddle 101 is composed of m heddles, and m is an integer greater than 1, The second-stage heddle 102 is used to form a leno weave for multiple ground warps, and the first-stage heddle 101 is used to form a leno weave containing m heddle groups from the multiple ground warps from the second-stage heddle 102.

[0054] As Figure 1 - 2It can be understood that the warp yarn passes through the heddle eyelets of the heddles of the second - stage heddle 102 to form the compound warp and no longer passes through other heddles of this nested heddle group 100. The warp yarn passes through the internal space of the heddles of the second - stage heddle 102 to form the ground warp. The ground warp passing through the second - stage heddle 102 forms warp yarns at the front end of the first - stage heddle 101. The warp yarns are divided into m groups. At least one warp yarn passes through the heddle eyelets of each group of heddles as the compound warp, and at least one warp yarn passes through the internal space of each group of heddles as the ground warp. Each group of compound warp no longer passes through other heddles of the first - stage heddle 101, and each group of ground warp no longer passes through other heddles of the first - stage heddle 101. The shape of the above - mentioned internal space is an inverted A shape.

[0055] Furthermore, not limited to only two levels of heddles, the nested heddle group 100 further includes the subordinate heddles of the first - stage heddle arranged at the rear end of the first - stage heddle 101 along the advancing direction of the warp yarn. The subordinate heddles of the first - stage heddle are composed of x heddles, where x is an integer greater than 1. The subordinate heddles of the first - stage heddle are used to form a leno structure with x leno groups from the multiple ground warps of at least one heddle among the m heddles of the first - stage heddle 101.

[0056] Of course, along the advancing direction of the warp yarn, other levels of heddles can also be arranged at the rear end of the subordinate heddles to meet the weaving requirements of different fabric structures.

[0057] By arranging the first - stage heddle and the second - stage heddle in the loom, and the number of heddles in the first - stage heddle being variable, the present invention can weave different types of fabric structures. Compared with the prior art that can only weave the same type of fabric structure, the applicable scenarios are wider, meeting different requirements for fabric weaving.

[0058] The present invention utilizes the principle of multiple nesting. At the rear end of the second - stage heddle, a first - stage heddle is arranged. Different - level heddles can also be arranged at the rear end of the first - stage heddle to form more - multiple nesting, providing a larger design space for pattern design, forming different product gradients, and meeting the needs of different customers.

[0059] This loom can use a jacquard head to control each heddle wire and a rapier loom to insert the weft. The warp yarns of the first - stage heddle, the second - stage heddle, and the next - level heddles form a leno structure under the cooperation of the weft yarn.

[0060] Meanwhile, along the advancing direction of the warp yarn, a jacquard heddle is also arranged at the rear end of the nested heddle group 100. The warp yarn passing through the nested heddle group 100 only passes through the jacquard heddle as the ground warp. Of course, the jacquard heddle can also be replaced with a heddle. When using a heddle, since only its jacquard function is used, it is substantially the same or equivalent in function to the jacquard heddle and falls within the protection scope of the jacquard heddle.

[0061] The jacquard heddle weaves a jacquard structure to form a shoe upper, and the nested twisted heddle group 100 weaves a leno structure with air permeable holes to form a shoe upper. The shoe upper forms the shape of a shoe upper.

[0062] Correspondingly, the fabric structure woven by the loom includes both leno structure and jacquard structure.

[0063] When the layout space allows, the m heddles in the first-level heddles are arranged in parallel along the weft direction; because the heddles themselves have a certain volume, when it is necessary to reduce the impact of the heddles volume, the m+1 heddles in the nested heddles group 100 are arranged in a staggered manner. More specifically, the front and rear heddles are not on the same straight line, but have a positional relationship of oblique staggered arrangement. Based on this positional relationship, the m heddles on the first-level heddles 101 can simultaneously weave the warp yarns at the front end of the first-level heddles 101. The offset of the rear heddles in the nested heddles group 100 relative to the front heddles in the weft direction allows the warp of the front heddles to pass through one side of the rear heddles, and the internal space and heddles holes of the front heddles are used to sort out the ground warp and warp of the current heddles, and the other side of the front heddles is used for the remaining warp threads to pass through for sorting the next heddles.

[0064] In order to facilitate the understanding of a multiple nested twisting method, specific parameters are added in the embodiment for explanation. Embodiment 1: like Figure 1 - Figure 2 As shown, the m value in the plurality of nested twisted heald groups 100 is the same, m is 2, 11 warp yarns are taken, and are marked with numbers 1-11 in sequence. The implementation steps S1-S4 are as follows: Figure 3 - Figure 8 , and proceed in sequence according to the figure numbers. The action of twisting the heald can also refer to the prior art CN 209555463 U.

[0065] S1: the first warp yarn of a batch of 11 warp yarns passes through the heddle hole of the second-level heddle 102 to form the first heddle warp 1, and the first heddle warp 1 no longer passes through other heddles of the nested heddle group 100; the other warp yarns pass through the inner space of the heddle of the second-level heddle 102 to form the first group of ground warps; S2: The first group of ground warps forms a new group of warp yarns at the front end of the first-level twisted heald 101. The group of warp yarns consists of 10 warp yarns, which are divided into 2 groups. One group of warp yarns enters the internal space of the first twisted heald of the first-level twisted heald 101, and the second warp yarn passes through the twisted heald hole of the first twisted heald of the first-level twisted heald 101 to form the second twisted warp 2; the other group of warp yarns enters the internal space of the second twisted heald of the first-level twisted heald 101, and the seventh warp yarn passes through the twisted heald hole of the second twisted heald of the first-level twisted heald 101 to form the third twisted warp 3. The first twisted warp 1, the second twisted warp 2, and the third twisted warp 3 no longer pass through other twisted healds of the nested twisted heald group 100, and the ground warps in the same group as the first twisted warp 1, the second twisted warp 2, and the third twisted warp 3 no longer pass through other twisted healds of the nested twisted heald group 100.

[0066] S3: Any of the twisted warps and ground warps in S1 and S2 form warps arranged in the same direction as in S1 after passing through the second-level heddle 102 and the first-level heddle 101. S4: The weft yarn is woven with the warp yarn according to the requirements of the fabric structure.

[0067] Figure 1 - Figure 2 Among them, 10 warp yarns are evenly distributed, 5 in the first heddle and 5 in the second heddle. In actual operation, only 2 warp yarns need to be left in one heddle, that is, one for forming the twisted warp and one for the ground warp. The distribution methods are such as 2 in the first heddle and 8 in the second heddle, or 3 in the first heddle and 7 in the second heddle, etc.

[0068] In step S1, the first twisted warp 1 passes through from the left or right outside the other heddles of the nested heddle group 100, and can form a shape where the first twisted warp 1 is located on the outermost or innermost side of the second-level twill weaving area 300. Due to the tight weaving of the warp yarns inside the second-level twill weaving area 300 layer by layer, the strength of the first twisted warp 1 is greatly improved, which is beneficial to maintaining the shape of the second-level twill weaving area 300 under external actions.

[0069] In step S2, the second twisted warp 2 and the third twisted warp 3 pass through from the left or right outside the other heddles of the nested heddle group 100. The twisted warps located between the first-level heddles 101 are not adjacent. After completing the second-level twill weaving area 300, it is beneficial to separate and form the first-level twill weaving areas 200 respectively.

[0070] The corresponding formed fabric structure is as Figure 9 - Figure 13 shown.

[0071] Compared with the prior art, the leno structure of the present invention is composed of different-level twill weaving areas, which increases the pattern complexity of the leno structure. At the same time, ventilation holes of different sizes are formed between different-level twill weaving areas, and the ventilation holes of different sizes fit various parts of the human body better.

[0072] Compared with the prior art, multiple levels of heddles are set up in the nested heddle group of the present invention, and multiple heddles are set in the level heddles, which can form a multi-level twill weaving area with a larger area. Due to the complex weaving between numerous warp and weft yarns, the multi-level twill weaving area has better strength and better compression resistance; correspondingly, the ventilation holes between the multi-level twill weaving areas also become larger, greatly improving the breathability of the leno structure.

[0073] There are also more embodiments: In the nested heddle group 100, the value of m can take any value. Then, when the number of warp yarns meets the requirements, second-level twill weaving areas 300 with different areas will be formed. The second-level twill weaving areas 300 with different areas can be combined with each other, or can be combined with the first-level twill weaving areas 200 with different areas to form more multiple twill weaving areas 400.

[0074] As already described, the multi-nested twill loom according to the embodiments of the present invention includes a nested heddle group 100 for weaving leno fabric and a jacquard heddle for weaving jacquard fabric. Using this multi-nested twill loom, a fabric composite of leno fabric and jacquard fabric as shown in Figure 9 - Figure 13 can be woven at one time.

[0075] Figure 9 - Figure 13 FIG. is an example diagram of the fabric structure woven by using the multi-nested twill loom according to the embodiments of the present invention, and Figure 9 - Figure 13 is only a fabric structure for limited illustrative purposes and does not include all fabric structures woven by the multi-nested twill loom.

[0076] The fabric structure includes a leno fabric. The leno fabric includes a first-level twill area 200 and a second-level twill area 300 formed by warping the same batch of warp yarns in the warp direction at one time. All the ground yarns twisted by the heddle yarns of the second-level twill area 300 are divided into m groups, and at least one of the divided ground yarns in each group is used as a heddle yarn and at least one is used as a ground yarn to be woven to form each first-level twill area 200, thereby forming m corresponding independent first-level twill areas 200; The leno fabric includes ventilation holes. The ventilation holes include large holes and small holes. Relatively speaking, large holes are formed between adjacent second-level twill areas 300, and small holes are formed between adjacent first-level twill areas 200.

[0077] Within the warp range of the same batch of warp yarns, the heddle yarns of the second-level twill area 300 do not participate in the weaving of the first-level twill area 200, forming independent first-level twill areas 200 and second-level twill areas 300, as shown in Figure 10 .

[0078] Within the warp range of the same batch of warp yarns, at least one heddle yarn of the second-level twill area 300 participates in the weaving of the first-level twill area 200, forming a multi-twill area 400, as shown in Figure 11 .

[0079] Correspondingly, the above-mentioned fabric structure includes any one or any combination of the three basic weaves and their derivative weaves. The three basic weaves are the simpler weaves in the fabric structure and are also the basis for various weaves. The three basic weaves include plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave.

[0080] And any one or any combination of the three basic weaves and their derivative weaves is formed between the first-level twill area 200 and the second-level twill area 300 in the warp direction.

[0081] The fabric structure in the present invention constitutes a shoe upper. The leno fabric forms the ventilation part of the shoe upper, and any one or any combination of the three basic weaves and their derivative weaves maintains the shape of the shoe upper.

[0082] Therefore, the fabric formed by such multiple nested weaves has excellent breathability due to the leno weave structure and can maintain its shape stably. With the jacquard weave structure, various designs can be woven, so it can be very usefully used for the manufacture of shoe uppers.

[0083] A shoe upper includes: a first fabric that constitutes the shoe upper for maintaining the shape; a second fabric whose weave structure is different from that of the first fabric; the first fabric is any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves, and the second fabric is a leno weave.

[0084] There is another fabric structure including a leno weave. The leno weave includes a first-level interlaced area 200 and a second-level interlaced area 300 formed by weaving a batch of warp yarns at one time. All the ground warp yarns interlaced by the heddle warp yarns of the second-level interlaced area 300 are divided into m groups. At least one of the divided ground warp yarns in each group serves as a heddle warp yarn and at least one serves as a ground warp yarn to form each first-level interlaced area 200, thereby forming m corresponding independent first-level interlaced areas 200. The heddle warp yarns of the second-level interlaced area 300 participate in the weaving of at least one of the first-level interlaced areas 200 to form a multiple interlaced area 400, as Figure 12 shown, Figure 12 the second-level interlaced area 300 on it is not located directly above the first-level interlaced area 200 and no ventilation holes are formed on the second-level interlaced area 300.

[0085] Correspondingly, the above fabric structure includes any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves. The basic weaves are the simpler weaves in the fabric structure and are also the basis of various weaves. The basic weaves include plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave.

[0086] Any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves is formed between the first-level interlaced area 200 and the second-level interlaced area 300 in the warp direction.

[0087] In the present invention, the fabric structure constitutes the shoe upper, the leno weave forms the breathable part of the shoe upper, and any one or any combination of the basic weaves and their modified weaves maintains the shape of the shoe upper.

[0088] Therefore, the fabric formed by such multiple nested weaves has excellent breathability due to the leno weave structure and can maintain its shape stably. With the jacquard weave structure, various designs can be woven, so it can be very usefully used for the manufacture of shoe uppers.

[0089] An upper, comprising: a first fabric that constitutes the shoe upper for maintaining the shape; a second fabric whose tissue structure is different from that of the first fabric; the first fabric is any one or any combination of the primary tissues and their variant tissues, and the second fabric is a leno weave.

[0090] There is another fabric tissue, such as Figure 13 shown, including a leno weave, The leno weave includes a first-level interlacing area 200 and a second-level interlacing area 300 formed by warping the same batch of warp yarns in the warp direction once. The heddle yarns of the second-level interlacing area 300 do not participate in the interlacing of the first-level interlacing area 200. All the ground yarns heddled by the heddle yarns of the second-level interlacing area 300 are divided into m groups, and at least one of the divided ground yarns in each group is used as a heddle yarn and at least one is used as a ground yarn for interlacing to form each first-level interlacing area 200, thereby forming m corresponding mutually independent first-level interlacing areas 200. The leno weave includes ventilation holes, and the ventilation holes include large holes and small holes. Relatively speaking, large holes are formed between adjacent second-level interlacing areas, and small holes are formed between adjacent first-level interlacing areas 200.

[0091] Correspondingly, the above fabric tissue includes any one or any combination of the primary tissues and their variant tissues. The primary tissues are the simpler tissues in the fabric tissues and are also the basis of various tissues. The primary tissues include three types: plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave.

[0092] And any one or any combination of the primary tissues and their variant tissues is formed between the first-level interlacing area 200 and the second-level interlacing area 300 in the warp direction.

[0093] In the present invention, the fabric tissue constitutes the shoe upper, the leno weave forms the ventilation part of the shoe upper, and any one or any combination of the primary tissues and their variant tissues maintains the shape of the shoe upper.

[0094] An upper, comprising: a first fabric that constitutes the shoe upper for maintaining the shape; a second fabric whose tissue structure is different from that of the first fabric; the first fabric is any one or any combination of the primary tissues and their variant tissues, and the second fabric is a leno weave.

[0095] The interlacing areas of different levels of the above fabric tissue can be combined with each other to form a multi-layer interlacing area 400, and the heddle yarns of the upper-level interlacing area can participate in the interlacing of the lower-level interlacing area to form a multi-layer interlacing area 400 or do not participate in the interlacing of the lower-level interlacing area to form independent first-level interlacing areas 200 and second-level interlacing areas 300, enriching the styles of fabrics such as uppers.

[0096] The foregoing description of the disclosed embodiments enables those skilled in the art to practice or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the general principles defined herein may be implemented in other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Therefore, the invention is not limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.

[0097] Although the terms such as the first twisted warp 1, the second twisted warp 2, the third twisted warp 3, the nested heddle group 100, the first - stage heddle 101, the second - stage heddle 102, the first - stage weaving area 200, the second - stage weaving area 300, the multi - stage weaving area 400 and the like are used more frequently herein, the possibility of using other terms is not excluded. These terms are used only to more conveniently describe and explain the essence of the present invention. Any interpretation of them as any additional limitation is contrary to the spirit of the present invention.

Claims

1. A nested heddle group, characterized in that: the nested heddle group (100) includes a second - stage heddle (102) at the front end in the warp - thread traveling direction and a first - stage heddle (101) at the rear end; the second - stage heddle (102) is composed of a single heddle, and the first - stage heddle (101) is composed of m heddles, where m is an integer greater than 1, the second - stage heddle (102) is used to form a leno weave for multiple ground warps, and the first - stage heddle (101) is used to form a leno weave with m heddle groups from the multiple ground warps coming from the second - stage heddle (102).

2. The nested heddle group according to claim 1, characterized in that: the m heddles in the first - stage heddle (101) are arranged side by side in the weft - thread direction.

3. The nested heddle group according to claim 1, characterized in that: the m heddles in the first - stage heddle (101) are arranged diagonally and staggeredly.

4. The nested heddle group according to claim 1, characterized in that: the nested heddle group (100) includes a lower - level heddle of the first - stage heddle arranged at the rear end of the first - stage heddle (101) in the warp - thread traveling direction. The lower - level heddle of the first - stage heddle is composed of x heddles, where x is an integer greater than 1. The lower - level heddle of the first - stage heddle is used to form a leno weave with x heddle groups from the multiple ground warps of at least one heddle among the m heddles coming from the first - stage heddle (101).

5. The nested heddle group according to claim 1, characterized in that: several of the nested heddle groups (100) are arranged in sequence along the weft direction on the loom.

6. A multi - nested leno weaving loom, characterized in that: it includes the nested heddle group according to any one of claims 1 - 4.

7. The multi - nested leno weaving loom according to claim 6, characterized in that: it includes a jacquard heddle, and the jacquard heddle is arranged at the rear end of the nested heddle group (100).

8. The multi - nested leno weaving loom according to claim 7, characterized in that: the jacquard heddle weaves to form a jacquard pattern of the shoe upper, and the nested heddle group (100) weaves to form a leno weave with ventilation holes of the shoe upper, and the shoe upper constitutes the shape of the shoe upper.

9. A nested heddle group, characterized in that: the nested heddle group (100) includes a second - stage heddle (102) at the front end in the warp - thread traveling direction and a first - stage heddle (101) at the rear end; the first - stage heddle (101) is composed of m heddles, where m is an integer greater than 1, the second - stage heddle (102) is used to form a leno weave for multiple ground warps, and the first - stage heddle (101) is used to form a leno weave with m heddle groups from the multiple ground warps coming from the second - stage heddle (102).

10. The nested heddle group according to claim 9, characterized in that: the m heddles in the first - stage heddle (101) are arranged side by side in the weft - thread direction.

11. The nested heddle group according to claim 9, characterized in that: the m heddles in the first - stage heddle (101) are arranged diagonally and staggeredly.

12. The nested heddle group according to claim 9, characterized in that: The nested twisted heald group (100) comprises a lower twisted heald of a first-level twisted heald arranged at the rear end of the first-level twisted heald (101) along the warp yarn running direction, the lower twisted heald of the first-level twisted heald is composed of x twisted healds, x is an integer greater than 1, and the lower twisted heald of the first-level twisted heald is used to form a gauze structure containing x twist groups with multiple ground warps from at least one twisted heald of the m twisted healds of the first-level twisted heald (101).

13. The nested leash group according to claim 9, Features: A plurality of nested tangle heddle groups (100) are arranged in sequence along the weft direction on the loom.

14. A multiple nested twill weaving loom, Features: Comprising the nested twisting heald group as described in any one of claims 9-13.

15. The multi-nested tandem weaving loom of claim 14, Features: It comprises a jacquard heald, which is arranged at the rear end of the nested leash heald group (100).

16. The multi-nested tandem weaving loom of claim 15, Features: The jacquard heddle weaves to form a jacquard structure of the shoe upper, the nested twisted heddle group (100) weaves to form a leno structure with air permeable holes of the shoe upper, and the shoe upper forms the shape of a shoe upper.

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