JP2000354558A - Manufacture of splashed pattern body towel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for weaving a body towel that can provide a kaleidoscopic pattern characteristic of not conventional products with uniform color patterns but handmade products with random color patterns and to provide the body towel at low cost through mass-production. SOLUTION: A cylindrically-woven fabric 1 is obtained by crimping nylon yarn or the like and is dyed unevenly using cage-dyeing or tie-dyeing means in one or more colors. The crimped yarn 2 is disentangled from the dyed cylindrically-woven fabric 1 and is used as a weft which is woven with a waft. Undyed portions 1A and dark-colored portions 1a, light-colored portions 1b, and gradated portions 1c serving as dyed portions 1B, resulting from uneven dyeing of the cylindrically-woven fabric 1, are scattered to mass-produce a body towel with a pattern that looks as if handmade having subtle variations that make it look blurred.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for producing a Kasuri-dyed body towel having a pattern of handmade products.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As is well-known, what is conventionally called a nylon body towel is a knitted fabric obtained by crimping a nylon thread, and then breaking the clamped nylon thread into a weft thread. After weaving a desired warp yarn to obtain a body towel cloth, the body towel cloth is dyed in a required color, and thus, most of the products are plain one-color products. As a method other than the above, a knitted fabric obtained by crimping as described above is dyed in a plain color with a desired color type, and the crimped dyed nylon yarn is unwound and used as a weft to obtain a body towel fabric. Things have also been implemented. However, naturally, when using this method, the product will be formed with a predetermined pattern with a uniform color scheme regardless of the pattern,
It is only an uninteresting mass-produced product and does not receive a special stimulating sensation based on vision even when used in a bath, and has a poor effect of relaxing the mind.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems which the conventional body towels could not solve. The knitted fabric obtained by crimping nylon yarn etc. as in the past was dyed plain with the required color and woven as weft, or woven body towel fabric Instead of dyeing the pattern, knitting the tubular knitted fabric by crimping the above-mentioned nylon thread etc., and applying various methods to this, uneven dyeing processing It has remarkable heterogeneity with the law.

[0004] That is, by performing uneven dyeing processing on a tubular knitted fabric and weaving the crimped yarn unraveled from the dyed tubular knitted fabric as a weft yarn, the color of the crimped yarn becomes: Having parts that have been stained and parts that have not been stained, or having parts that have been dyed dark or lightly colored, and that are drawn out in a state that has a completely different color become. Therefore, unlike the conventional method of dyeing a body towel cloth into a desired color and pattern, a crimp yarn that changes color one after another can reveal an extremely at random color tone, and thus has the sensation of a handmade product. The aim is to make it possible to mass-produce color schemes with a variety of subtle changes without any effort.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided the manufacturing method according to the first aspect, wherein the inner and outer surfaces of the tubular knitted fabric described in the first aspect are not dyed but only from one side thereof. By giving a difference between the dyeing density of the one side and the dyeing density of the other side, which is the back side, diversifies the dyeing state of the crimped yarn thus unraveled, and uses this as a weft yarn. With regard to towel products, they are trying to promote a more handmade feeling with ever-changing colors and patterns. Claim 3 indicates that the crimped yarn used as the weft yarn is preferably a nylon yarn or a polyester yarn as the chemical fiber, while the warp yarn during weaving can be a nylon yarn.

[0006]

According to the present invention, in order to achieve the above object, a yarn made of a chemical fiber is provided.
The knitted tubular knitted fabric is knitted by crimping, and the knitted fabric is dyed in a basket of one or more colors, subjected to uneven dyeing by means such as tie-dyeing, and unwound from the tubular knitted fabric which has been dyed. Is intended to provide a method for producing a Kasuri-dyed body towel, characterized in that the crimped yarn is woven so as to be a weft yarn.

In a second aspect, the yarn made of chemical fiber is
By knitting the tubular knitted fabric by crimping, the inside and outside surfaces of the knitted fabric are dyed with one or more colors of a basket on one surface, and uneven dyeing is performed by means such as tie-dyeing. A method for producing a Kasuri-dyed body towel, characterized in that the crimped yarn unraveled from a tubular knitted fabric is woven so as to be a weft yarn, and claim 3 is claimed. In Claim 1 or Claim 2, it is shown that nylon yarn and polyester yarn, which are synthetic fibers, are adopted as the yarn made of chemical fiber, and nylon yarn is used as the warp yarn used for weaving.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A method for producing a Kasuri-dyed body towel according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The knitted fabric 1 as shown in FIG. 1 is knitted by subjecting the material to crimping, and unevenness is achieved by means of dyeing with one or more colors, such as basket dyeing, squeezing dyeing, and uneven dyeing. It is dyed. As a result, even in the case of dyeing only one color as shown in FIG. 1 as an explanatory diagram, the non-stained portion 1A and the shaped or irregular shaped dyed portion 1B are applied, and even in the dyed portion 1B, Between the dark portion 1a and the light portion 1b, between the dark portion 1a and the light portion 1b, or between the stained portion 1B and the non-stained portion 1
The blurred portion 1c and the like between A and the like are formed at random or at random.

Next, as shown in FIG. 1, a crimped yarn 2 which has been crimped as described above is unraveled from the dyed tubular knitted fabric 1 obtained as described above and is used as a weft yarn. 3, weaving the Kasuri-dyed body towel 4 as shown in FIG. 2 using, for example, a 30d nylon thread or the like as a synthetic fiber made of a chemical fiber. Therefore, in the Kasuri-dyed body towel 4 manufactured as described above,
In the length direction in which the crimped yarn 2 as a weft is unraveled as illustrated by FIG. 1, the color tone of the crimped yarn 2 itself based on the non-dyed portion 1A is successively displayed or a dark color is displayed. Due to the portion 1a and the light-colored portion 1b, the degree of shading is also changed to a variety of variations, and the blurred portion 1
Since the change in the color tone based on c is also exposed, the crimped thread color pattern portion 4a (white), the light color pattern portion 4b (light yellow), the dark color pattern portion 4c (dark yellow), and the blurred pattern portion 4d are formed. It will be exposed and exposed at random, and various patterns can be scattered in various places, such as small and large, irregularly shaped like Kasuri, as if the whole were handmade.

Further, claim 2 will be described below.
As described in the first aspect, when the tubular knitted fabric 1 is subjected to one or more uneven dyeing, dyeing is not performed from both the outer surface 1d and the inner surface 1e of the tubular knitted fabric 1, for example, on the outer surface 1d. On the other hand, uneven dyeing by means of basket dyeing or tie dyeing of one or more colors is performed. By doing in this way, the crimped yarn 2 is dyed with sufficient shade on the outer surface 1d, but depending on the amount of the dye, the inner surface 1e may not be dyed sufficiently and may be lightened or dyed. Therefore, the crimped yarn 2 unraveled from the dyed tubular knitted fabric 1 has a wider variety of changes in the degree of shading and blurring than in the case of dyeing from the inner and outer surfaces. Over time.

[0011] Therefore, according to the second aspect, it is possible to form a hand-made pattern that is more subtle and more subtle than a dyed one from the inner and outer surfaces of the tubular knitted fabric 1. . And, as evident from claim 3, various kinds of chemical fibers can be selected and used for the crimped yarn 2 and, of course, are not limited to the exemplified nylon yarns or polyester yarns. Instead, natural fibers may be used.

[0012]

The present invention can be carried out as described above. According to the first aspect, the tubular knitted fabric is dyed in an uneven state and then unscrewed from the conventional method. The use of crimped yarn as weft yarn to obtain Kasuri-dyed body towels means that products are not simply standardized products of the same pattern and color as in the past, but are at random products such as handmade products. The body towels with different patterns are not expensive like handmade products, but we can provide mass-produced weft kasuri products at a low price. This can meet the demand for products with different patterns and slightly different colors.

According to the second aspect of the invention, by applying the uneven dyeing to the tubular knitted fabric only from one side of the inner and outer surfaces, a more varied pattern can be exposed and exposed. As described above, it has been confirmed that the present invention can be implemented without any trouble by using a nylon yarn or a polyester yarn as a weft yarn as a raw material when carrying out claims 1 and 2.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective explanatory view showing a state in which crimped yarn is unraveled from unevenly dyed tubular knitted fabric in the method for manufacturing a Kasuri-dyed body towel according to claims 1 and 2 of the present invention. is there.

FIG. 2 is a partial plan explanatory view showing a color pattern of the Kasuri-dyed body towel.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 tubular knitted fabric 2 crimped yarn 1d outer surface 1e inner surface

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A knitted tubular knitted fabric is knitted by subjecting a yarn made of a chemical fiber to crimping.
One or more colors of basket dyeing, uneven dyeing by means such as tie-dyeing, and the crimped yarn unraveled from this dyed tubular knitted fabric is woven so as to become weft yarn. A unique method of manufacturing Kasuri-dyed body towels. 2. A knitted tubular fabric is knitted by subjecting a yarn made of chemical fiber to crimping, and one or more colors are dyed in one or more of the inner and outer surfaces of the knitted fabric by means of basket dyeing, tie dyeing, or the like. A method for producing a Kasuri-dyed body towel, which is dyed, and the crimped yarn unraveled from the dyed tubular knitted fabric is woven so as to be a weft yarn. 3. The yarn according to claim 1, wherein nylon yarn or polyester yarn, which is a synthetic fiber, is adopted as the synthetic fiber yarn, and nylon yarn is used as the warp yarn used for weaving. The method for manufacturing the Kasuri-dyed body towel described.