Layered stole
The layered stole addresses the lack of color and weave density variation in single-layer stoles by stacking stoles with different yarn thickness and densities, enhancing fashionability and adaptability through customizable color blending and transparency.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- 桥本 裕司
- Filing Date
- 2025-12-26
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-22
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to a stacked stole in which two or more stoles with different colors woven with a predetermined warp and weft yarn thickness and weaving density are stacked and used.
Background Art
[0002] Conventionally, textile ornaments such as stoles for women have generally been single-layer textiles woven from warp and weft yarns of the same thickness. Some of these stoles are woven with single-color warp and weft yarns, while others are woven with colored warp and weft yarns to create patterns. There are various weaving methods, such as plain weave and leno weave. There are various stoles with different weaving densities. Those with a small weaving density have a soft and fluffy texture, while those with a large weaving density are firm and have a high heat retention effect.
[0003] Among textile ornaments that are very popular among women as stoles, there is the Hokushu weave. The Hokushu weave is a textile woven with pre-dyed yarns produced in the northern Harima region of Nishiwaki City and Taka District, Hyogo Prefecture. It is a suitable textile for stoles due to its gentle texture.
Prior Art Documents
Patent Document 1
Summary of the Invention
Problems to be Solved by the Invention
[0004] Normally, a stole is used by winding it around a person's neck multiple times for the purpose of heat retention and sun protection effects. Therefore, it is common to use a single-layer textile woven with a certain width and length so that these effects can be achieved. In addition to these effects, a stole is also required to be fashionable, and there are cases where it is woven with warp and weft yarns of various colors or woven to create patterns. However, there is no such stole in which two or more stoles with different colors are stacked, woven with the warp and weft yarn thickness and weaving density according to the present invention.
[0006] Although Patent Document 1 mentioned above does not disclose an invention relating to a stole, it discloses a double-layered woven fabric in which warp and weft threads are arranged in two layers, upper and lower, and connected with swivel threads. However, the two-layered woven fabric described in Patent Document 1 does not mention any differences in the weave density of the warp and weft threads or differences in color between the upper and lower layers of the woven fabric.
[0006] The purpose of this invention is to enhance the fashionability of scarves and to provide scarves that can suit the diverse preferences of people who wear them. In other words, the aim is to provide a fashionable stole in which the colors of the overlapping parts subtly overlap by layering at least two different stoles woven with pre-dyed yarns within a predetermined range of warp and weft weave densities. [Means for solving the problem]
[0007] This is a layered stole for personal use, made by layering two or more stoles of different colors. The warp threads of the stoles consist of one or more types of warp threads selected from yarns ranging from 80 count to 40 count, and the warp weave density of the warp threads consists of one type of warp weave density selected from yarns ranging from 40 threads / inch to 80 threads / inch. The weft threads of the stoles consist of one or more types of weft threads selected from yarns ranging from 60 count to 20 count, and the weft weave density of the weft threads consists of one type of weft weave density selected from yarns ranging from 20 threads / inch to 60 threads / inch.
[0008] In other words, for example, while the weave density, which is the spacing between the warp and weft threads of a typical stole, is between 90 threads / inch and 120 threads / inch, this invention reduces the weave density of the warp and weft threads to improve transparency. Moreover, since the two or more stoles used in this invention are each different in color, the colors blend subtly depending on how the two or more stoles overlap, resulting in an aesthetically pleasing and highly fashionable layered stole. [Effects of the Invention]
[0009] This invention involves layering two or more sheer stoles with different weave densities and colors, allowing the user to choose a stole in their preferred color. Furthermore, the layered stole can have subtly different colors depending on how it is layered and twisted according to the user's preference. This allows the stole to be tailored to the occasion and setting in which the user will wear it. [Brief explanation of the drawing]
[0010] [Figure 1] This is a schematic diagram of Stole 1, which has thick warp and weft threads and a high weave density. [Figure 2] This is a schematic diagram of Stole 2, which has fine warp and weft threads and a low weave density. [Figure 3] This is an image illustrating how the user can wear Stole 1 and Stole 2 together. [Figure 4] This is an image illustrating how the user can wear Stole 1 and Stole 2 by overlapping them diagonally. [Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention]
[0011] The embodiments of this invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.
[0012] As Embodiment 1 of this invention, we will describe a layered stole in which two stoles, one with thick warp and weft threads and a high weave density, and the other with thin warp and weft threads and a low weave density, are diagonally overlapped. Note that the colors of stole 1 and stole 2 are different.
[0013] The stole is woven using pre-dyed warp and weft threads on a dobby loom or similar machine to create a fabric of a consistent width and length. The thickness of the warp and weft threads and the weave density can be arbitrarily determined by the manufacturer according to the desired texture and design of the stole. As this invention is intended to be used by layering two or more stoles, the weave density of the warp and weft threads is designed to be lower than that of a typical stole used alone (for example, a typical stole has a warp thread density of 90 to 120 threads / inch and a weft thread density of 70 to 100 threads / inch, resulting in less transparency), thus improving transparency. Regarding the looms used to produce the stole of this invention are plain looms, dobby looms, and jacquard looms. Yarn Type and Unit Notation For the warp threads that make up the stole of this invention, if the material is cotton, the thickness will be from 80 count to 40 count. If it is a synthetic fiber such as polyester, the yarn thickness corresponding to 80 count cotton is 66D in D (denier) notation, and 74 dtex in dtex (decitex) notation. The yarn thickness corresponding to 40 count cotton is 133D and 148 dtex. For the weft threads, if the material is cotton, the thickness will be from 60 count to 20 count. If it is a synthetic fiber such as polyester, the yarn thickness corresponding to 60 count cotton is 85D in D (denier) notation, and 95 dtex in dtex (decitex) notation. The fineness corresponding to 20 count cotton is 265D and 295 dtex. The stole 1 shown in Figure 1, according to the present invention, is a stole woven with warp threads of 60 count and a warp weave density of 52 threads / inch, and the weft threads are woven with the same thickness and weave density as the warp threads.
[0015] Stole 2 in Figure 2 is a stole woven with 20-count weft yarn at a weft density of 20 threads / inch, with both the weft and warp threads having the same thickness and weave density as the warp threads.
[0016] Figure 3 is an example of an overlapping stall that shows a state where Stall 2 is diagonally overlapped above Stall 1. The warp and weft of the upper Stall 2 are thin, and the weaving density of the warp and weft is small, so there is a sense of transparency. Therefore, since the color of the lower Stall 1 can be seen through the warp and weft of Stall 2, it appears to the viewer's eyes as a subtly mixed color that is mixed with the color of the upper Stall 1. Therefore, according to the overlapping stall of the present invention, it becomes a stall that is partially subtly different in color depending on the overlapping method, separately from the colors of Stall 1 and Stall 2, and the aesthetic feeling is improved.
[0017] Also, in the case of overlapping methods of Stall 1 and Stall 2, for example, when partially overlapping Stall 1 and Stall 2 or overlapping them alternately by twisting, the color of the whole stall is different. Therefore, depending on the user's mood and TPO, various overlapping methods and the resulting various colored stalls can be enjoyed.
[0018] Note that in the overlapping stall according to the present invention, although the colors of Stall 1 and Stall 2 are different, the thickness and weaving density of the warp and weft may be the same.
Explanation of Reference Numerals
[0019] 1 Stall 1 2 Warp of the stall 3 Weft of the stall 4 Stall 2
Claims
[Claim 1] A layered stole for personal use, which is made by layering two or more stoles of different colors, The warp threads of the aforementioned stole consist of one or more types of warp threads selected from yarns ranging from 80 count to 40 count, and the warp weave density of the said warp threads consists of one type of warp weave density selected from a range of 40 threads / inch to 80 threads / inch. The weft of the aforementioned stole consists of one or more types of weft yarns selected from yarns ranging from 60 count to 20 count, and the weft yarns have a weft weave density of one type selected from yarns ranging from 20 threads / inch to 60 threads / inch. Two or more stoles of different colors, woven within the range of yarn thickness, warp density, and weft density of the aforementioned stoles, are layered together. A layered stole for personal use, characterized by its features.