ES1300266U - THERMAL PANTS (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Thermal pants characterized in that it comprises at least eight sheepskin shearlings, cut into 8 rectangular sections, each one intended to constitute an area of the pants. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Thermal pants

Object of the invention

The present invention, as its name indicates, is a pair of pants that, to the eye, presents the appearance of what is known as "jeans" or any other common look in pants, but which is not made up of any of its usual components or fabrics. Specifically , it is a thermal pants made with pieces of sheep leather or zaleas by means of a singular technique that allows the user to protect himself efficiently from the cold and at the same time wear an updated garment and adapted in its design, volume and comfort to the current trends of Fashion.

Field of application of the invention

The present invention has its field of application in the textile industry sector, specifically applied to clothing and sewing.

Background of the invention

The use of natural sheepskin for the manufacture of coats and other garments, especially in its nappa modality, is known and common in the state of the art.

However, the one known as antelan is the leather of the sheep or ram tanned, so that it preserves its wool to offer the user protection against humidity and cold. What in the language of tanners is also known as Double-Face (double face)

These sheepskin products (Antelan, Double-Face) are obtained from the careful processing of refined merino wool and are characterized by their top-quality finish. The authentic sheep has exceptional characteristics, especially useful for horsemanship. The natural non-deformability of the sheepskin guarantees, for example, excellent pressure distribution and shock absorption, avoiding pressure and friction points. In addition, sheep's wool favors ventilation, naturally facilitating excellent thermoregulation.

The zaleas are usually reserved for uses such as accessories for saddles, but also for carpeting, blankets, hats or even outerwear such as jackets or slippers, in no case trousers, but neither is any known in the current state of the art. type of pants using sheep "antelan" or double-phase and with the characteristics and singularities that will be described in the present invention.

With regard to the pants known as jeans, they are garments that are made of cotton fabric by means of seams that allow the garment to be given a unique aesthetic and that are used regularly by people from all over the world, both for use informal as well as combined with more formal garments and accessories.

The drawback of these jeans or jeans or any other similar ones made with other types of fabrics is that they are not designed for the user to withstand low temperatures, due to their low consistency and because there are no means so that the garment does not turn out to be as cold in winter times or in places with colder climates.

The invention with publication number ES1097380U describes thermal jean pants that comprise outer pieces of cotton fabric, joined together by seams and that make up conventional jean pants; It presents some constructive particularities aimed at increasing the shelter provided to the user, maintaining the comfort of use and the external appearance of conventional jeans.

Said pants comprise inner pieces of synthetic thermal insulation fabric, superimposed on the outer pieces of fabric; the interior parts being joined to each other and to the mentioned exterior parts by means of the same joining seams of said exterior parts.

Although the present invention is suitable for correcting the problem of cold in jeans, the solution is cumbersome, since, as the description clearly indicates, the synthetic inner thermal insulation fabric "overlaps" the outer pieces by means of seams.

Therefore, in the current state of the art, jeans or any other type of pants made of sheep's skin and wool are not known, that is, sheepskin keeping its wool, with the characteristics, advantages and singularities that will be described below.

Description of the invention

The thermal pants object of the present invention presents a series of improvements and innovations that overcome the technical problems raised. Specifically, it is characterized by its resistance to cold and its ability to protect the user from it, even in extremely cold temperatures.

It has the advantage of offering a garment that is aesthetically identical to jeans or any other usual pants, designed so that the user can preserve a very common aesthetic in clothing, without giving up the sensation of warmth and comfort offered by thermal pants made with pieces of sheep leather.

Other advantages offered by the invention are the following:

- It works as a double thermal insulator, as it insulates from both cold and heat.

- Repels water, as it can be in contact with fog or little rain without absorbing water, thanks to its natural fat.

- Maintains heat despite being damp or wet pants.

- It is completely breathable, due to the low diameter of the fibers and the air pockets that form between them.

- Delays or eliminates the appearance of odors, since Merino wool has natural antibacterial properties, preventing sweat from seeping into the fabric and causing bad odors.

- Contains keratin, which protects it from ultraviolet rays, which gives high durability to garments made with Merino wool.

- It is very soft to the touch, which prevents itching in contact with the skin.

- It is not flammable, when working with so much fiber, maximum flexibility and resistance is achieved, among others to fire.

- Being a 100% natural fiber, it is 100% ecological and biodegradable, unlike its artificial competitors, all of them derived from petroleum, which leave a negative impact on our environment. - Unlike other wools, Merina wool has great elasticity thanks to the high number of undulations or curls in its fibers. This makes the garments easily recover their shape, and adapt like a second skin to our body, thus facilitating our movement.

- Being thinner also gives it insulation and heat sealing properties, as well as breathability. It absorbs up to 30% of its weight before the body feels wet, and after this point the size of its fibers makes evaporation possible. This gives it optimal thermal qualities both dry and wet. Merino is a wonderful thermal regulator. It allows to maintain a perfect balance between the body and the environment.

The pants made in this way include "at least" eight pieces of sheepskin or "antelan" which is tanned sheep or ram leather so that it retains its wool on the outside to thus offer protection against humidity and cold. Said pieces sheep are cut in the way that will be described and are joined by sewing, so that the outer part of the trousers will present a fine and soft texture that corresponds to leather or suede, while the internal part corresponds to the wooly area of the piece, with which a normal jean is made, with the particularity and novelty that fabrics are not superimposed to achieve such a thermal effect and that the cutting and sewing technique used reduces the thickness and the thickness to a minimum. apparent ostentation that pants made with such means could entail.

Description of the figures

Figure 1 is a front view of the outer front part of the thermal pant.

Figure 2 is a front view of the rear external part of the thermal pants.

Figure 3 is a front view of the front internal part of the thermal pants

Figure 4 is a front view of the internal rear part of the thermal pants.

Preferred embodiment of the invention

As can be seen in the figures described, the thermal pants are manufactured starting from at least eight sheepskin or whole pieces of sheepskin, which will in turn be cut into 8 different sections, each one destined to constitute an area of the pants.

Each of these eight initial pieces or "antelan" of sheep measures at least 60 centimeters wide from the so-called "sobaquillo" and at least 1 meter long, so it is necessary to cut them to obtain eight rectangular pieces that, for the obverse has a smooth, elastic surface that is soft to the touch, which corresponds to the part of sheepskin that was in contact with the animal's meat, while the reverse preserves the animal's wool. The smooth area on the front of the "antelan" or sheepskin will be the one that corresponds to the outer part of the jeans once made (Figures 1 and 2), while the back part that preserves the animal's wool, will be the one that corresponds to the interior of the thermal jeans, in direct contact with the skin of the user's legs (Figures 3 and 4).

Once such pieces are joined and sewn using the corresponding cutting and sewing techniques and the pockets and other elements typical of pants are cut and placed, the pants thus made are covered with a natural and resistant dye, preferably blue, powder or liquid. but with the appropriate amount of dye to achieve the shades typical of this type of garment, so that the thermal pants object of the invention can simulate a wear effect if desired or, keep a uniform shade in blue, black or any other coloration.

In a preferred embodiment, the fleece pieces are cut into 8 rectangular sections, four rectangular sections for the lower part of the pants and four to make the upper part of the same, so that the joining seams will be located on both sides of the legs. , as in conventional pants, but also, as can be seen in figures 1 and 2, the lower parts of the pants are joined to the upper ones by means of an intermediate seam that is located approximately above the user's knee, creating at the same time a new aesthetic effect compatible with the design of normal jean pants.

In an alternative embodiment, the fleece pieces can be subjected to different cutting and sewing techniques in order to manufacture novel pants with different aesthetics, such as sports pants or even haute couture pants, due to the elasticity and quality of the fibers.

In the same way, the pants made in this way can be reversible, so that the wool is located in the outer area of the pants and the leather or suede in the inner area.

It is not considered necessary to make this specification more extensive so that a person skilled in the art can understand the scope of the invention and the advantages derived from its use. The sizes, shapes, mechanisms, and constituent materials of the invention may be varied to adapt them to the advantages that may be derived from their specific application, provided that this does not affect the essential nature of the invention. The terms used in this report should be taken as illustrative, not limiting.

Claims (4)

1. Thermal pants characterized in that it comprises at least eight sheepskin shearlings, cut into 8 rectangular sections, each one intended to constitute an area of the pants. 2. Thermal pants according to the previous claim, characterized in that each of these four initial pieces or zaleas measures at least 60 centimeters wide from the so-called "sobaquillo" and at least 1 meter long, 3. Thermal pants according to the first and second claim, characterized in that the smooth area on the front of the sheepskin will be the one that corresponds to the outer part of the jean pants once made, while the part on the back that preserves the wool of the animal, will be the that corresponds to the interior of the thermal pants, in direct contact with the skin of the user's legs. 4. Thermal pants according to claim one, characterized in that four rectangular sections of the sheepskin form the lower part of the pants and four, the upper part thereof. 5. Thermal pants according to previous claims, characterized in that it incorporates a natural dye.