Fabric with varying colors for transferring graphic and text information

Abstract

The present invention relates to a fabric with varying colors for transmitting graphic and textual information, comprising a surface layer fabric, a bottom layer fabric and an intermediate layer, wherein the surface layer fabric is vertical stripes or meshes, and wherein a jacquard weave is arranged in the intermediate layer, and wherein a graphic or textual form is formed by the jacquard weave, and wherein the bottom layer fabric is meshes, vertical stripes or plain weave;and wherein the color of the yarns on one side of all graphics or lettering in the jacquard weave is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the interlayer is a second color, and wherein the color of the yarns on the other side of all graphics or lettering in the jacquard weave is a second color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the interlayer is a first color. In contrast to the prior art, the present invention allows a fabric with varying colors to be formed by transferring different graphic or lettering information at different angles. Through the surface layer fabric, which has a structure with vertical stripes or meshes, the color of the yarns on one side or the other side of the interlayer can be seen; when viewed from the same side, the color of the yarns on the jacquard is different from the color of the other yarns.

Description

TECHNICAL AREA

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of fabrics, in particular a fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information. STATE OF THE ART

[0002] In recent years, a fabric with varying colors has appeared, created by passing several ordinary combs through yarns made from different raw materials or colored yarns of different colors, resulting in a visual effect where one color is visually displayed on one side of the fabric and another color is visually displayed on the other side.

[0003] In realizing the present invention, the inventor discovered the following problems from the prior art: in the fabric with varying color formed from the prior art, only one color or a regular simple circular floral pattern can be displayed on one side, while no irregular complex graphics or patterns can be formed. CONTENT OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

[0004] With regard to the technical problems described above, the present invention provides a fabric with varying color for the transmission of graphic and textual information in order to solve the prior art technical problems that irregular complex graphics or patterns cannot be formed.

[0005] To achieve the above goal, the inventor provides a fabric with varying colors for the transmission of graphic and textual information, comprising a surface layer fabric, a bottom layer fabric and an intermediate layer for creating a connection between the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric; wherein the surface layer fabric is vertical stripes or meshes, and wherein a jacquard weave is arranged in the intermediate layer, and wherein a graphic or lettering is formed by the jacquard weave, and wherein the bottom layer fabric is meshes, vertical stripes, or plain weave; and wherein the color of the yarns on one side of all graphics or lettering of the jacquard weave is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the intermediate layer is a second color, and wherein the color of the yarns on the other side of all graphics or lettering of the jacquard weave is a second color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the intermediate layer is a first color. In a preferred structure of the present invention, the color of the yarns of the surface layer fabric is a third color, and the color of the yarns of the bottom layer fabric is a fourth color.

[0006] In a preferred structure of the present invention, the third color is the same as the first color or the second color, wherein the fourth color is the same as the first color or the second color, and wherein the first color is different from the second color.

[0007] In a preferred structure of the present invention, the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes, while the bottom layer fabric consists of meshes. Compared to the prior art, the technical solution allows for the creation of a fabric with varying colors by transferring different graphic or textual information at different angles. Due to the surface layer fabric's structure of vertical stripes or meshes, the yarn color on one side of the intermediate layer can be seen from one side to the other. When viewed from the same side, the yarn color in the jacquard fabric differs from the color of the other yarns. Different yarn colors are implemented in the fabric to make the graphic or textual information of the intermediate layer stand out, so that different graphic or textual information is visible from different angles.As the visual angle changes, the color of the fabric with mesh changes, while the received information changes, so that irregular complex graphics or patterns are formed on the fabric.

[0008] To achieve the above goal, the inventor further provides a fabric with varying colors for the transmission of graphic and textual information, comprising a surface layer fabric, a bottom layer fabric and an intermediate layer for creating a connection between the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric.

[0009] The surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes or meshes, with a jacquard weave arranged in the intermediate layer, and with the jacquard weaving forming a graphic or a typeface, and the bottom layer fabric consists of meshes, vertical stripes or plain weave; and wherein the color of the yarns on one side of the interlayer is a first color, wherein at the point of the jacquard weaving to form the graphic or lettering the color of the yarns on the other side of the interlayer is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the other side of the interlayer is a second color.

[0010] As a preferred structure of the present invention, the color of the yarns of the surface layer fabric is a third color, wherein the color of the yarns of the bottom layer fabric is a fourth color.

[0011] In a preferred structure of the present invention, the third color is the same as the first color or the second color, wherein the fourth color is the same as the first color or the second color, and wherein the first color is different from the second color.

[0012] In a preferred structure of the present invention, the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes, while the bottom layer fabric consists of meshes. Compared to the prior art, the technical solution allows for the creation of a fabric with varying colors by transferring different graphic or textual information at different angles. The surface layer fabric, with its structure of vertical stripes or meshes, allows the color of the yarns to be seen on one side or the other side of the interlayer. When viewed from one side, the color of the yarns in the jacquard is the same as the color of the other yarns; however, when viewed from the other side, the color of the yarns in the jacquard is different from the color of the other yarns.Different colored yarns are used on the fabric to make the graphic or textual information on the interlayer stand out, so that different graphic or textual information is seen from different angles. As the viewing angle changes, the color of the fabric with its stitches changes, while the received information changes, resulting in irregular, complex graphics or patterns on the fabric. List of characters Fig. Figure 1 shows a front view of a fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information in a first embodiment. Fig. Figure 2 shows a rear view of a fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information in a first embodiment. Fig. Figure 3 shows a cross-sectional view of a fabric with varying color for the transmission of graphic and text information in a first embodiment. Fig. Figure 4 shows a side view of a fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information in a fifth embodiment. Fig. Figure 5 shows a side view of a fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information in a fifth embodiment in a different direction. Reference symbol list 10 surface layer fabric 20 Intermediate layer 21 Jacquard weave 30 floor layer fabric DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0013] To further explain the technical content, the design features, the goals achieved and the effects of the technical solution, a detailed description is provided below in conjunction with the specific examples of implementation and the drawings. Example 1

[0014] With regard to the Fig. 1 and Fig. Figure 2 in this embodiment shows a fabric with varying colors for transmitting graphic and text information, comprising a surface layer fabric 10 , a floor layer material 30 and an intermediate layer 20 for creating a connection between the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric; wherein the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes or meshes, and wherein the intermediate layer has a jacquard weave. 21 is arranged and wherein a graphic or a typeface is formed by the Jacquard weaving, and wherein the ground layer fabric is a mesh, vertical stripe or plain weave; and wherein the color of the yarns on one side of all the graphics or typefaces of the Jacquard weaving is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the ground layer is a second color, and wherein the color of the yarns on the other side of all the graphics or typefaces of the Jacquard weaving is a second color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the ground layer is a first color.

[0015] In this embodiment, the jacquard weave forms a V-shaped pattern, with the surface layer fabric consisting of vertical stripes and the bottom layer of meshes; and with the first color being red and the second color being white. Viewed from the left, the V-shaped pattern of the middle jacquard weave is red with a white background, while viewed from the right, the V-shaped pattern of the middle jacquard weave is white with a red background. The jacquard weave graphic formed here can be a V-shape, X-shape, O-shape, any polygon, or any other complex shape; any graphic that can be woven on a two-dimensional plane can be displayed, or various scripts, such as Chinese, English, Russian, Italian, etc., can also be displayed.This fulfills various market needs for patterns and fonts on the fabric; only the weaving machine process needs to be changed.

[0016] As in Fig. As shown in Figure 3, one side of the interlayer has the first color, while the other side has the second color, with the interlayer connecting the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric; viewed from different angles, different colors of the yarns of the interlayer are seen.

[0017] In this embodiment, the color of the yarns of the surface layer fabric is a third color, and the color of the yarns of the bottom layer fabric is a fourth color.

[0018] The third color is the same as the first color or the second color; the fourth color is the same as the first color or the second color, and the first color is different from the second color.

[0019] In this embodiment, the third color is black and the fourth color is white. All of the above colors are achieved by changing the color of the yarns, and there are no restrictions on the yarns used in the respective needle beds; yarns of different thicknesses and different raw materials can be used. Example 2

[0020] The difference between the fabric with varying colors disclosed in this embodiment for transmitting graphic and text information and the first embodiment lies in the fact that the surface layer fabric has a mesh structure. Only if the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes or meshes can the color of the yarns of the intermediate layer be seen through the surface layer fabric; that is, the color of the yarns of the intermediate layer is not obscured. Example 3

[0021] The difference between the fabric with varying color disclosed in this embodiment for the transmission of graphic and text information and the first embodiment lies in the fact that the bottom layer fabric is a vertical structure. Example 4

[0022] The difference between the fabric with varying colors disclosed in this embodiment for transmitting graphic and textual information and the first embodiment lies in the fact that the bottom layer fabric has a plain weave structure. The bottom layer fabric is not limited to mesh, vertical stripes, or plain weave and can also have other structures.

[0023] In contrast to the prior art, this embodiment allows for the creation of a fabric with varying colors by transmitting different graphic or textual information at different angles. The surface layer fabric, with its vertical stripes or mesh structure, allows the yarn color to be seen on one side or the other of the interlayer. When viewed from the same side, the yarn color in the jacquard weave differs from the color of the other yarns. Different yarn colors are used on the fabric to make the graphic or textual information of the interlayer stand out, so that different graphic or textual information is seen from different angles. As the viewing angle changes, the color of the mesh fabric changes, reflecting the change in the received information. Example 5

[0024] Regarding the Fig. 4 and the Fig. Figure 5 shows a fabric with varying colors for transmitting graphic and textual information, comprising a surface layer fabric, a bottom layer fabric, and an intermediate layer for connecting the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric; wherein the surface layer fabric is a vertical structure or mesh structure, and wherein the intermediate layer has a jacquard weave, and wherein the jacquard weave forms a graphic or text, and wherein the bottom layer fabric is a mesh, vertical stripe, or plain weave; wherein the color of the yarns on one side of the intermediate layer is a first color, and wherein, at the location of the jacquard weave for forming the graphic or text, the color of the yarns on the other side of the intermediate layer is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the other side of the intermediate layer is a second color.

[0025] As in Fig. 4 and Fig. As shown in Figure 5, the color of the yarns on one side of the interlayer is a first color, wherein at the point of the Jacquard weaving to form the graphic or lettering, the color of the yarns on the other side of the interlayer is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the other side of the interlayer is a second color. From the angle according to Fig. 5. The color of the jacquard weave of the interlayer is the same as the color of the other yarns of the interlayer, whereby the patterns of the jacquard weave cannot be clearly seen; from the angle according to Fig. 4 is the color of the jacquard weave of the interlayer different from the color of the other yarns of the interlayer, whereby the patterns of the jacquard weave can be clearly seen.

[0026] In this embodiment, the jacquard weave forms a V-shaped pattern, wherein the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes and the bottom layer of meshes, and wherein the first color is red and the second color is white. Viewed from the left, the V-shaped pattern of the middle jacquard weave is red with a white background, while viewed from the right, the V-shaped pattern of the middle jacquard weave is white with a red background.

[0027] The jacquard weaving pattern created here can be a V-shape, X-shape, O-shape, any polygon, or any other complex shape. All graphics that can be woven on a two-dimensional plane can be displayed, as well as various scripts such as Chinese, English, Russian, Italian, etc. This fulfills diverse market demands for patterns and scripts on fabric; only the weaving process needs to be modified.

[0028] As in Fig. As shown in Figure 3, one side of the interlayer has the first color, while the other side has the second color, with the interlayer connecting the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric; viewed from different angles, different colors of the yarns of the interlayer are seen.

[0029] In this embodiment, the color of the yarns of the surface layer fabric is a third color, and the color of the yarns of the bottom layer fabric is a fourth color.

[0030] The third color is the same as the first color or the second color; the fourth color is the same as the first color or the second color, and the first color is different from the second color.

[0031] In this embodiment, the third color is black and the fourth color is white. All of the above colors are achieved by changing the color of the yarns, and there are no restrictions on the yarns used in the respective needle beds; yarns of different thicknesses and different raw materials can be used. Example 6

[0032] The difference between the fabric with varying colors for transmitting graphic and text information disclosed in this embodiment and the fifth embodiment lies in the fact that the surface layer fabric has a mesh structure. Only if the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes or meshes can the color of the yarns of the intermediate layer be seen through the surface layer fabric; that is, the color of the yarns of the intermediate layer is not obscured. Example 7

[0033] The difference between the fabric with varying color disclosed in this embodiment for the transmission of graphic and textual information and the fifth embodiment lies in the fact that the bottom layer fabric is a vertical structure. Example 8

[0034] The difference between the fabric with varying colors disclosed in this embodiment for transmitting graphic and textual information and the fifth embodiment lies in the fact that the bottom layer fabric has a plain weave structure. The bottom layer fabric is not limited to mesh, vertical stripes, or plain weave and can also have other structures.

[0035] In contrast to the prior art, this embodiment allows for the creation of a fabric with varying colors by transferring different graphic or textual information at different angles. The surface layer fabric, with its vertical or mesh structure, allows the yarn color to be seen on one side or the other. When viewed from one side, the yarn color in the interlayer appears the same as the other yarns; however, when viewed from the other side, the yarn color in the interlayer differs. Different yarn colors are used on the fabric to emphasize the graphic or textual information in the interlayer, ensuring that different graphic or textual information is visible from different angles.As the visual angle changes, the color of the mesh fabric changes, while the received information also changes.

[0036] It should be noted that relational terms such as "first," "second," etc., in the description serve only to distinguish one object or activity from another, without necessarily requiring or implying that any such actual relationship or sequence exists between the objects or activities. Furthermore, terms such as "include," "exhibit," or other variations cover non-exclusive exhibiting, so that a process, procedure, object, or terminal encompassing a series of elements includes both such elements and other elements not explicitly listed or inherent to that process, procedure, object, or terminal. If no further restrictions apply, a process, procedure, object, or terminal described as "includes a series of elements"...The defined element does not preclude the existence of other identical elements within a process, procedure, object, or device that encompasses the element. Furthermore, in the description, the words "greater than," "less than," "exceed," etc., are understood to mean that this number is not included; whereas the words "above," "below," "within" are understood to mean that this number is included.

[0037] Although the above embodiments have been described, a person skilled in the art, once familiar with the basic creative concepts, can make other changes and modifications to these embodiments in the relevant technical field. Therefore, the above are merely embodiments of the present invention, without limiting the scope of protection of the present invention. Any equivalent structure or equivalent process transformation made by the content of the present invention and the drawings, and used directly or indirectly in other related technical fields, is for the same reason included in the scope of patent protection of the present invention.

Claims

[1] Fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information, characterized bythat it comprises a surface layer fabric, a bottom layer fabric, and an interlayer for creating a connection between the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric; wherein the surface layer fabric is vertical stripes or meshes, and wherein the interlayer fabric is arranged in a jacquard weave, and wherein the jacquard weave forms a graphic or lettering, and wherein the bottom layer fabric is meshes, vertical stripes, or plain weave; and wherein the color of the yarns on one side of all the graphics or lettering of the jacquard weave is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the interlayer fabric is a second color, and wherein the color of the yarns on the other side of all the graphics or lettering of the jacquard weave is a second color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the same side of the interlayer fabric is a first color. [2] Fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information according to claim 1, characterized by , that the color of the yarns of the surface layer fabric is a third color, with the color of the yarns of the bottom layer fabric being a fourth color. [3] Fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information according to claim 2, characterized by , that the third color is the same as the first color or the second color, the fourth color is the same as the first color or the second color, where the first color is different from the second color. [4] Fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information according to claim 1, characterized by that the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes, while the bottom layer fabric consists of meshes. [5] Fabrics with varying colors for transmitting graphic and text information, characterized bythat it comprises a surface layer fabric, a bottom layer fabric, and an intermediate layer for creating a connection between the surface layer fabric and the bottom layer fabric; wherein the surface layer fabric is vertical stripes or meshes, wherein the intermediate layer has a jacquard weave, and wherein the jacquard weave forms a graphic or lettering, and wherein the bottom layer fabric is meshes, vertical stripes, or plain weave; and wherein the color of the yarns on one side of the intermediate layer is a first color, wherein at the location of the jacquard weave for forming the graphic or lettering, the color of the yarns on the other side of the intermediate layer is a first color, and wherein the color of the other yarns on the other side of the intermediate layer is a second color. [6] Fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information according to claim 5, characterized by, that the color of the yarns of the surface layer fabric is a third color, and the color of the yarns of the bottom layer fabric is a fourth color. [7] Fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information according to claim 6, characterized by , that the third color is the same as the first color or the second color, the fourth color is the same as the first color or the second color, and where the first color is different from the second color. [8] Fabric with varying color for transmitting graphic and text information according to claim 5, characterized by that the surface layer fabric consists of vertical stripes, while the bottom layer fabric consists of meshes.