DE8618906U1 - Fabric connecting tape - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to a fabric connecting tape for coupling two textile fabric parts, in particular for use in tailoring.

It may be desirable to individually manufacture individual parts of an item of clothing and to connect them to one another in a detachable manner. This applies, for example, to lined garments whose outer fabric is made from a different textile material than the lining. Furthermore , substances that differ in color and / or material require correspondingly different treatment methods in care. For example, a skirt made of cotton or linen can be washed at a higher temperature than an associated skirt made of synthetic fibers.

Garments that should be divisible for whatever reason when they are worn or cared for are in practice connected to one another by easily detachable seams, buttons or zippers. A sewn connection is most comfortable when wearing the garment, it is practically weightless, pliable, not bulky and generally does not have a disruptive effect when ironing. However, it is difficult to loosen and re-establish such a seam. A button connection can be closed and opened relatively easily, but it only offers a coupling at individual points, so that the wearing properties can be impaired. Furthermore, the buttons stand out and are particularly annoying when ironing. A zipper can be opened and closed most elegantly, but it generally has a much greater flexural stability than the adjacent fabric parts * so that it fits into the fabric

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composite does not fit snugly Rann. He also owns often an annoying dead weight, and it is particularly visible in thin fabrics, so that the aesthetics can be disturbed.

The invention is based on the object of creating a means for linearly connecting two pieces of fabric, which has practically the same specific weight as the fabric parts and which can follow the movement of the fabric in a supple manner acts bulky or pushing through and especially not hindered when ironing, but can be opened with a few handles to separate the fabric parts or to close again in a simple way to reconnect the fabric parts is.

The solution according to the invention is characterized by the fabric connecting tape for coupling two textile fabric parts two textile sub-bands, each to be firmly connected to one of the fabric parts, with attached to them, in the direction of the other part of the band is approximately equidistant and protruding equally far, textile loops as well as an alternating loop through a loop of the one and a loop of the other part of the band detachably to be pulled cord. The cord should consist of a textile or textile-like material.

The invention makes a completely made of textile material Existing fabric connection tape for the detachable coupling of two pieces of fabric along a continuous line created. The fabric connecting tape can be made of the same or similar material as the adjacent fabric parts will. It therefore does not have a greater specific weight

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than the fabric parts to be connected, fits snugly into the respective item of clothing does not have a bulky effect and can be sewn, glued or similarly attached to the fabric parts to be connected with its partial straps will. The sub-bands can in principle also be part of the adjacent fabric parts. To release the connection according to the invention, the cord can with a handle from the Loops are pulled out. To close the cord again, z. B. with the help of a pull-in needle, alternately through a loop of the one and a loop of the other sub-band pulled.

When using the invention it is possible to wear individual parts of an item of clothing separately, to exchange them or to maintain. The fabric connecting tape according to the invention can be concealed or, with the simultaneous function as a decorative insert, with an eye-catching, aesthetic one Effect in which the respective garment is integrated.

To simplify handling and to improve the aesthetic effect, it is advantageous according to a further invention to make the distance from loop to loop along a subband approximately equal to the loop width measured along the subband, preferably the same everywhere. The opposing partial straps can then be connected with a loose, meandering cord from loop to loop or - in the manner of a piano hinge - with a tightly drawn cord. The wearing properties and the aesthetics are also favored if the loops consist of band material fastened flat to the partial bands and, in particular, lie in the plane of the partial bands.

When used essentially as a connecting means should

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the loop width in the longitudinal direction of the lacing should only be so large, that when coupling a connection is created which, similar to a seam, has a linear, continuous effect. Preferably then the Loop width is in the order of magnitude of the stitch width of a coarse seam = Here the Sshlaufsr.brsits ropes to the Simplify the pulling in of the cord as large as possible, but as small as possible to fulfill the other tasks.

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Details of the invention are explained on the basis of the schematic representation of an exemplary embodiment.

In the accompanying drawing, opposing sub-bands 1 and 2 are shown schematically. Equidistant loops 3 and 4, e.g. B. by sewing, gluing or otherwise attached so that they lie flat on the part bands 1, 2 and protrude over the edge b or 6 of the part bands 1 and 2 facing the respective other part band in the direction of the respective other part band. With a cord 7 to be drawn alternately through a loop 3 of one partial band 1 and a loop 4 of the other partial band 2, the partial bands 1, 2 are releasably connected to one another. In this form, which consists of partial bands 1 and 2 and cord 7, the fabric connecting band can be placed on the market.

When used, the sub-bands 1, 2 are made with the help of seams 8 or the like attached to edges 9 of fabric parts 10 to be connected. The seams 8 can be in the usual Way with a sewing machine or by gluing, such as. B. with iron-on material.

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List of reference symbols

1 = Subband 2 = Subband 3 = loop 4 = loop 5 = Border (1) 6 = Border (2) 7 = line 8 = seam 9 = Border (10) 10 = Fabric part

Claims (5)

• 111!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gudrun Countess von Zech Twenhövenweg 31 4400 Münster Utility model registration "fabric connection tape" Protection claims: 1. Fabric connecting band for coupling two textile fabric parts (10), characterized by two textile partial bands (1 _f 2) to be firmly connected to one of the fabric parts (10) and attached to them in the direction of the respective other partial band (1, 2) roughly equidistant. and equidistant projecting, text lien loops (3 _f 4) and by an alternate by a loop (3) of the one (1) and a loop of the other partial strip (2) detachably to pulling cord (7). 2. Fabric connecting tape according to claim 1, characterized in that the distance from loop to loop (3) is longitudinal of a sub-band (1) approximately the same along the sub-band measured loop width. 3. Fabric connecting tape according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the loops (3, 4) consist of tape material fastened flat to the partial tapes (1, 2). 4. Fabric connecting tape according to one or more of the claims >> ι ι a iiit j ) > ι «ι J 1111 1 Il ·· 1 to 3, characterized in that the loops (3, 4) have a width on the order of the stitch width of a coarse seam. 5. Fabric connecting band according to one or more of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the cord (7) consists of textile or textile-like material. • t It <<JlK