Sweater and clothes suit

Abstract

The sweater comprises a sweater body and two sleeves, the two sleeves are located on the two sides of the sweater body respectively and connected with the sweater body, the weave structure of the sweater body is a four-pin weave, the surface layer of the sweater body is formed by weaving first yarn, the bottom layer of the sweater body is formed by weaving second yarn, the first yarn is wool yarn, and the second yarn is wool yarn. The second yarn includes opal fibers. The clothes suit comprises the sweater, and the sweater is good in warmth retention and breathability and has ultraviolet-resistant, antibacterial and mildew-proof functions.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of clothing technology, specifically to a sweater and a clothing set incorporating the sweater. Background Technology

[0002] Sweaters are a common clothing category, loved for their excellent warmth retention, and often worn in autumn and winter to ward off cold air and provide warmth and protection. However, sweaters currently on the market generally have the following shortcomings:

[0003] First, it does not have UV protection. In daily life, people are often exposed to the sun, especially when they are outdoors. The damage of ultraviolet rays to the skin cannot be ignored. However, traditional sweaters cannot provide effective UV protection, so people still need to take extra sun protection measures when wearing sweaters.

[0004] Secondly, they do not have antibacterial and anti-mildew functions. Since sweaters are mostly made of wool yarn, they are usually soft and easily absorb moisture. In a humid environment, bacteria and mold can easily grow, which not only affects the appearance and lifespan of the sweater, but may also pose a potential threat to human health. Summary of the Invention

[0005] To address the aforementioned problems, the main objective of this invention is to provide a sweater that offers good warmth and breathability, as well as UV protection, antibacterial properties, and mildew resistance.

[0006] Another objective of this invention is to provide a clothing set incorporating the aforementioned sweater.

[0007] To achieve the main objective of this utility model, this utility model provides a sweater, including a body and two sleeves. The two sleeves are located on both sides of the body and connected to the body. The body has a four-ply weave structure. The outer layer of the body is woven from a first yarn, and the inner layer is woven from a second yarn. The first yarn is wool yarn, and the second yarn includes opal fibers.

[0008] As can be seen above, the outer layer of the garment, woven from the first yarn, provides warmth. Opal fiber possesses UV protection, antibacterial properties, far-infrared radiation, and negative ion generation capabilities. The second yarn, made from opal, forms the bottom layer of the garment, giving it these same UV protection, antibacterial, far-infrared radiation, and negative ion generation functions. This design also prevents the outer layer from contacting the skin, resulting in greater comfort. Through these design features, the sweater combines warmth, UV protection, antibacterial properties, and far-infrared radiation.

[0009] A preferred embodiment is that the sleeve has a double-layer semi-perforated structure, with the outer layer of the sleeve being a semi-perforated honeycomb structure woven from a first yarn, and the inner layer of the sleeve being a sesame dot structure woven from a second yarn.

[0010] As can be seen above, the outer layer of the sleeve is woven with the first yarn into a semi-perforated honeycomb structure to wick away moisture from the arms and underarms, while also providing warmth. The bottom layer of the sleeve is woven with the second yarn into a sesame dot structure to improve the comfort of the arms and fully utilize the antibacterial, far-infrared, and negative ion functions of the second yarn, while also giving the sleeve UV protection.

[0011] A further option is to have a cuff attached to the free end of the sleeve, the cuff being a ribbed weave and made of a second yarn.

[0012] As can be seen from the above, designing the cuffs can improve the abrasion resistance of the free end of the sleeve, extending the lifespan of the sweater. Using a ribbed knitting technique for the cuffs enhances the overall design and visual impact of the garment, while also providing good elasticity, ensuring the sweater remains aesthetically pleasing even when worn alone. Furthermore, it allows the cuffs to better fit and wrap around the user's wrist, preventing cold air from entering the sleeve in winter and maintaining the sweater's warmth. Moreover, since the cuffs frequently come into contact with external objects, using a second yarn in the cuff knitting process improves the sweater's antibacterial properties and also gives the cuffs UV and far-infrared protection.

[0013] Another preferred option is that the bottom of the garment body is connected to a hem, which is made of ribbed fabric and woven from a second yarn.

[0014] As can be seen from the above, designing the hemline improves the abrasion resistance and deformation resistance of the lower part of the garment, extending its lifespan. The hemline woven with a second yarn offers resistance to ultraviolet rays, far-infrared radiation, and negative ions. Furthermore, using a ribbed knitting technique for the hemline enhances the overall design and visual impact of the sweater, providing good elasticity to resist irreversible deformation. This also ensures the sweater remains aesthetically pleasing when worn alone. Additionally, the hemline better conforms to the wearer's waist and hips, preventing cold air from entering the garment during winter and maintaining its warmth.

[0015] A further design includes a hood attached to the neckline of the sweater. The hood is a double-layered semi-perforated fabric, with the outer layer being a semi-perforated honeycomb fabric woven from a first yarn and the inner layer being a sesame-dot fabric woven from a second yarn.

[0016] As can be seen from the above, the design of the hat not only enhances the aesthetics and individuality of the sweater but also improves its practicality, giving the sweater a certain sun-shading function. The outer layer of the hat uses a first yarn woven into a semi-perforated honeycomb structure to wick away moisture from the head and also provides warmth. The bottom layer of the hat uses a second yarn woven into a sesame-dot structure to improve the comfort of wearing the hat and fully utilize the antibacterial, far-infrared, and negative ion functions of the second yarn, while also giving the hat UV protection.

[0017] A further proposed design is that the garment body comprises a first front piece and a first back piece, with the first front piece connected to the hood and the fixed ends of the two sleeves, and the first back piece connected to the first front piece, the hood, and the fixed ends of the two sleeves.

[0018] Another further design is that the garment body includes a second front piece and a second back piece. The second front piece includes a left flap and a right flap. The left flap is connected to the fixed end of the hood and the first sleeve, respectively. The right flap is connected to the fixed end of the hood and the second sleeve, respectively. The left and right flaps are detachably connected by a connecting component. The second back piece is connected to the fixed ends of the left flap, the right flap, the hood, and the two sleeves, respectively.

[0019] As can be seen above, sweaters can be designed as pullover or open-front garments to enrich the wearing scenarios and styling options, thereby enhancing the practicality of sweaters.

[0020] A further alternative is to use buttons, zippers, or snaps as connecting components.

[0021] As can be seen above, when a sweater is designed as an open-front garment, using buttons, zippers, or snaps as connecting components between the left and right sides of the sweater can make it more convenient to wear, while also enhancing the design and aesthetic appeal of the sweater.

[0022] A further option is to have pockets on the left and / or right lapels.

[0023] As can be seen above, adding pockets can improve the practicality of sweaters, as well as their design and aesthetic appeal.

[0024] To achieve another objective of this utility model, this utility model provides a clothing set, including bottoms, which also includes the aforementioned sweater.

[0025] As can be seen from the above, clothing sets with the aforementioned sweaters not only provide warmth but also have functions such as UV protection, antibacterial properties, and far-infrared radiation. Attached Figure Description

[0026] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram from a first perspective of the first embodiment of the sweater of this utility model.

[0027] Figure 2 This is a structural schematic diagram of the first embodiment of the sweater of this utility model from a second perspective.

[0028] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the four-sided weave structure of the first embodiment of the sweater of this utility model.

[0029] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the double-layer semi-perforated component of the first embodiment of the sweater of this utility model.

[0030] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the ribbed weave structure of the first embodiment of the sweater of this utility model.

[0031] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. Detailed Implementation

[0032] First embodiment of sweater

[0033] Reference Figure 1 and Figure 2 The sweater 100 includes a body 1 and two sleeves 2, wherein the two sleeves 2 are located on both sides of the body 1 and both sleeves 2 are connected to the body 1.

[0034] Combination Figure 3 The garment body 1 has a plain weave A structure. The outer layer of garment body 1 is woven from a first yarn, which is wool yarn, to provide warmth. The inner layer of garment body 1 is woven from a second yarn, which includes opal fibers. Because opal fibers have UV protection, antibacterial, far-infrared, and negative ion properties, using a second yarn including opal fibers to weave the inner layer of garment body 1 provides these properties. Furthermore, using a second yarn including opal fibers to weave the inner layer of garment body 1 prevents the outer layer woven from the first yarn from coming into contact with the skin, thus improving the wearing comfort of sweater 100. The second yarn can be opal fiber yarn sold by Shanghai Qiwei Textile Technology Co., Ltd. (see http: / / www.qwtex.cn / page203).

[0035] Combination Figure 4The sleeve 2 has a double-layered semi-perforated weave structure (B). The outer layer of sleeve 2 is woven from the first yarn to ensure its warmth retention. The semi-perforated honeycomb weave of the outer layer allows for excellent breathability and moisture wicking, effectively wicking moisture away from the arms and underarms. The bottom layer of sleeve 2 is woven from the second yarn and features a sesame-dot weave to enhance comfort for the arms. Using the second yarn in the bottom layer also allows for full utilization of its antibacterial, far-infrared, and negative ion properties, and provides UV protection.

[0036] Preferably, the free end of the sleeve 2 is connected to a cuff 21, which is made of ribbed weave C and woven with a second yarn. The cuff 21 enhances the abrasion resistance of the free end of the sleeve 2, thus extending the lifespan of the sweater 100. Using ribbed weaving for the cuff 21 improves the overall design and visual impact of the garment, provides good elasticity, and maintains aesthetic appeal even when the sweater 100 is worn alone. Furthermore, the knitting design of the cuff 21 allows it to better fit and wrap around the wearer's wrist, preventing cold air from entering the sleeve 2 during winter and ensuring the sweater 100's warmth. Moreover, since the cuff 21 frequently comes into contact with external objects, using a second yarn to weave the cuff 21 enhances the sweater 100's antibacterial properties and also provides UV and far-infrared protection.

[0037] Furthermore, the bottom of the garment body 1 is connected to a hem 13, which is made of ribbed weave C and woven from a second yarn. The hem 13 enhances the abrasion resistance and deformation resistance of the lower part of the garment body 1, extending the garment's lifespan. Additionally, the hem 13 woven from the second yarn also provides resistance to ultraviolet rays, far-infrared rays, and negative ions. Moreover, the ribbed weave technique used for the hem 13 enhances the overall design and visual impact of the sweater 100, and provides good elasticity to resist irreversible deformation, ensuring the sweater 100 remains aesthetically pleasing even when worn alone. Furthermore, the hem 13 allows the lower part of the garment body 1 to better fit and cover the wearer's waist and hips, preventing cold air from entering the garment body 1 from the hem in winter, thus ensuring the sweater 100's warmth.

[0038] In this embodiment, the sweater 100 also includes a hood 3, which is attached to the neckline of the garment body 1. The hood 3 enhances the design aesthetics and personalization of the sweater 100, as well as its practicality, giving the sweater 100 a certain degree of sun protection. The hood 3 is preferably made of a double-layer semi-perforated fabric B. The outer layer of the hood 3 is a semi-perforated honeycomb fabric, and the outer layer of the hood 3 is woven from the first yarn, which allows the hood 3 to wick away moisture from the head and also provides warmth. The bottom layer of the hood 3 is a sesame-dot fabric to improve the comfort of wearing the hood 3. In addition, the bottom layer of the hood 3 is woven from the second yarn, giving the hood 3 the same functions of UV protection, antibacterial properties, far-infrared radiation, and negative ion generation.

[0039] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the garment body 1 includes a first front piece 11 and a first back piece 12. The first front piece 11 is connected to the first back piece 12, the fixed ends of the two sleeves 2, and the hood 3, respectively. The first back piece 12 is connected to the fixed ends of the two sleeves 2 and the hood 3, respectively. This design makes the sweater 100 a pullover garment.

[0040] In summary, the design of Sweater 100 enables it to combine functions such as warmth, UV protection, antibacterial properties, and far-infrared radiation.

[0041] Second embodiment of sweater

[0042] The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment of the sweater lies in the type of sweater. Specifically, in this embodiment:

[0043] The sweater is an open-front garment, meaning the garment body includes a second front piece and a second back piece. The second front piece includes a left placket and a right placket. The left placket is connected to the second back piece, the hood, and the fixed end of the first sleeve. The right placket is connected to the second back piece, the hood, and the fixed end of the second sleeve. The left and right plackets are detachably connected by a connecting component. The second back piece is connected to the hood and the fixed ends of both sleeves.

[0044] The connecting components are preferably buttons, zippers, or snaps, making the open-front sweater more convenient to wear and enhancing its design and aesthetic appeal. Preferably, pockets can be provided on the left and / or right sides to improve the sweater's practicality and design.

[0045] Clothing Set Example

[0046] The clothing set includes bottoms and the sweater described in the first or second embodiment above; wherein the bottoms can be trousers or a skirt. It is evident that the clothing set, by incorporating the aforementioned sweater, not only provides warmth but also possesses functions such as UV protection, antibacterial properties, and far-infrared radiation.

[0047] Finally, it should be emphasized that the above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the present utility model. For those skilled in the art, the present utility model can have various changes and modifications. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of the present utility model should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A sweater, comprising a body and two sleeves, wherein the two sleeves are located on both sides of the body and connected to the body, characterized in that: The garment body has a four-ply weave structure, the outer layer of the garment body is woven from the first yarn, and the inner layer of the garment body is woven from the second yarn. The first yarn is wool yarn, and the second yarn includes opal fibers.

2. The sweater according to claim 1, characterized in that: The sleeve has a double-layer semi-perforated structure. The outer layer of the sleeve is a semi-perforated honeycomb structure woven from the first yarn, and the bottom layer of the sleeve is a sesame dot structure woven from the second yarn.

3. The sweater according to claim 2, characterized in that: The free end of the sleeve is connected to a cuff, which is a ribbed weave and is woven from the second yarn.

4. The sweater according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the garment body is connected to a hem, which is made of ribbed fabric and woven from the second yarn.

5. The sweater according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: The sweater also includes a hood, which is attached to the neckline of the garment. The hood is a double-layered semi-perforated weave, with the outer layer being a semi-perforated honeycomb weave woven from the first yarn and the bottom layer being a sesame dot weave woven from the second yarn.

6. The sweater according to claim 5, characterized in that: The garment body includes: The first front piece is connected to the hat and the fixed ends of the two sleeves respectively; The first back piece is connected to the first front piece, the hat, and the fixed ends of the two sleeves.

7. The sweater according to claim 5, characterized in that: The garment body includes: The second front panel includes a left flap and a right flap. The left flap is connected to the fixed end of the hat and the first sleeve, respectively. The right flap is connected to the fixed end of the hat and the second sleeve, respectively. The left flap and the right flap are detachably connected by a connecting assembly. The second back piece is connected to the fixed ends of the left lapel, the right lapel, the hood, and the two sleeves.

8. The sweater according to claim 7, characterized in that: The connecting component is a button, zipper, or snap.

9. The sweater according to claim 7, characterized in that: The left lapel and / or the right lapel are provided with pockets.

10. A clothing set, including bottoms, characterized in that, It also includes the sweater as described in any one of claims 1 to 9.

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