JP2004107824A - Multiple gauze woven fabric - Google Patents

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JP2004107824A
JP2004107824A JP2002271995A JP2002271995A JP2004107824A JP 2004107824 A JP2004107824 A JP 2004107824A JP 2002271995 A JP2002271995 A JP 2002271995A JP 2002271995 A JP2002271995 A JP 2002271995A JP 2004107824 A JP2004107824 A JP 2004107824A
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Shinzo Tomita
富田 進造
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a multiple gauze woven fabric which has softness characteristic of gauze cloth and sufficiently makes the best use of merits of touch and feeling and in which high-quality patterning is readily carried out. <P>SOLUTION: The multiple gauze woven fabric 1 is obtained by piling four parallel planar weaves S1-S4. The four parallel planar weaves S1-S4 are a parallel gauze cloth in which wefts 3a-3d for a gauze cloth and warps 4a-4d for a gauze cloth are woven basically by plain weave, the wefts 3a-3d are not lifted and lowered between the planar weaves of the four parallel planar weaves S1-S4 and arranged in a planar state and the warps 4a-4d are partially lifted and lowered between planar weaves of the four parallel planar weaves S1-S4, woven in the wefts 3a-3d of the different planar weaves and connected. Each of the plurality of the planar weaves S1-S4 is a patterned planar weave or a pattern-free plain planar weave. The patterned planar weave is woven by a plurality of pairs of colors of warps and wefts and has a striped patter or lattice pattern. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明は、複数のガーゼ地が重なるように織成された多重ガーゼ織物に関する。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
天然植物繊維の経糸と緯糸を粗く織った薄手のガーゼ地は、柔らかくて吸湿性に優れることから衛生材料や肌着などに使用されている。また、複数枚のガーゼ地を重ねた多重構造のガーゼ織物は、タオル地だけのタオル織物や、タオル地とガーゼ地を重ねた二重タオル織物よりも嵩張らず、吸湿性や手触りと風合いに優れることから、汗拭き用タオルやハンカチ(ミニハンカチ)、ベビー用品などに賞用されている。
【0003】
タオル地とガーゼ地を重ねた二重タオル織物や、薄手のガーゼ地を2枚、3枚と重ねて部分的に縫合した多重ガーゼ織物の多くは、織物の商品価値を高めるためにプリント柄を形成したり、ガーゼ地の経糸と緯糸に色糸を使用して柄を織成している(例えば、特許文献1)。
【0004】
なお、上記特許文献1は二重タオル織物に関するもので、タオル地とガーゼ地を同時に織成するときに、ガーゼ地にガーゼ地用経糸と緯糸で格子柄(チェック柄)を織成する内容が開示されている。
【0005】
【特許文献1】
特開平11−350300号公報(第0003段、図5、図6)
【0006】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
複数のガーゼ地を重ねて部分的に縫合した多重ガーゼ織物は、ガーゼ地同士を重ねて部分的に縫合しているため、多数の縫合箇所がガーゼ地特有の柔らかさ、手触りと風合いのよさを損なう。また、複数枚のガーゼ地同士を皺を作らず高品質に縫合することが難しく、縫合時にできる皺が多重ガーゼ織物の品質を低下させることがある。さらに、多重ガーゼ織物にプリントする柄(紋様)は様々な形状、色彩のものが任意に選択できるが、経糸と緯糸を粗く織ったガーゼ地のプリント柄は目が粗くて意匠性に欠ける。また、多重ガーゼ織物にプリント柄を形成するためのプリント工程やプリント設備が必要で、多重ガーゼ織物の生産性改善や設備費低減を難しくしていた。
【0007】
また、上記二重タオル織物の場合、タオル地とガーゼ地の織成時に同時進行させてガーゼ地に柄を織成できるため、柄出しのための特別な工程や設備が不要になる有利さがある。しかし、ガーゼ地に嵩張るタオル地を重ねるため、ガーゼ地より厚くて密に織ったタオル地が、薄く粗く織ったガーゼ地の吸湿性、風合いのよさを損うことがある。また、タオル地とガーゼ地の二重タオル織物は、使用者にタオル地が表面側でガーゼ地が裏面側として認識されることが通常で、柄有りガーゼ地の格子柄などがあまり目立たず、ガーゼ地の柄で商品の付加価値を上げることが難しい。
【0008】
なお、特許文献1の二重タオル織物は、ガーゼ地の柄が単純で高級感がないという理由で、ガーゼ地とタオル地を部分的に相手側に浮沈させて多彩な紋様をジャガード織で織成したものであるが、このようなタオル織物は織成が複雑で高級、高価な織物となる。
【0009】
本発明の目的は、ガーゼ地特有の柔らかい、手触りと風合いがよい、吸湿性に優れるといった特長を明確にした、しかも、高品質な柄出しを容易にした多重ガーゼ織物を提供することにある。
【0010】
【課題を解決するための手段】
本発明の上記目的を達成する技術的手段は、ガーゼ地用緯糸及びガーゼ地用経糸の平織組織で形成された面組織が複数層に積層されてなる多重ガーゼ織物であって、各面組織における複数の緯糸を、この緯糸の在る面組織と異なる他の面組織に浮沈させることなく一面状に配列すると共に、各面組織における複数の経糸を、この経糸の在る面組織と異なる他の一面の面組織に対して複数箇所で浮沈させることにより、この他の一面の面組織の緯糸に織り込んで結合させたことを特徴とする。
【0011】
ここで、複数の面組織の各々は薄手のガーゼ地組織で、この複数の各ガーゼ地組織の緯糸がガーゼ地間で浮沈すること無く存在して、各ガーゼ地の経糸だけがガーゼ地間を浮沈して1枚の多重ガーゼ織物が織成される。ガーゼ地で構成される面組織の数は六〜八面程度までが実用範囲で、八面を超えると嵩張ってガーゼ地特有の柔らかさや風合いのよさが損なわれる。
【0012】
また、本発明においては、各面組織の経糸の各面組織間の浮沈を、互いに直接に重なる二面の面組織の間だけで行うことことができる。或いは、各面組織の経糸の異なる面組織への浮沈を、一面越しや二面越しなどと一部の面組織を通り越して行うようにしてもよい。この経糸の面組織間の浮沈を、直接に重なる二面の面組織間で行うようにした場合は、経糸の1回の浮沈距離を短くすることができて、経糸と緯糸の織成が簡単になる。
【0013】
また、本発明においては、全ての面組織における複数の緯糸に上下から2本一組の経糸を交錯させて平織りすることができる。つまり、各面組織の緯糸は他の面組織に浮沈せずに一面を組成し、この緯糸に上下から2本一組の経糸を交錯させることで、各面組織のガーゼ地が乱れることなく良好に織成される。また、緯糸に上下から交錯する2本の経糸のそれぞれを他の面組織の緯糸に織り込ませるようにして、重なる面組織同士の結合をより良好なものにする。
【0014】
また、本発明においては、複数の面組織の内の少なくとも一面の面組織を、複数組の色の緯糸と経糸で柄を形成した柄有り面組織とすることができる。
【0015】
さらに、この柄有り面組織に直接に重なる他の一面の面組織も同じ柄を織成した柄有り面組織にして、この互いに重なる二面の柄有り面組織の柄同士を合致させることができる。このように二面の柄有り面組織の柄を合致させることで、多重ガーゼ織物としての柄が鮮明にして立体的に見えるようになる。また、互いに重なる二面の柄有り面組織に、さらに、別の一面又は数面の柄有り面組織を重ねて、三面以上連続して重なる複数面の各柄有り面組織の柄を合致させるようにしてもよい。
【0016】
また、本発明においては、柄有り面組織の柄が縞柄か格子柄、或いは、縞柄と格子柄を組み合わせたものが、ガーゼ地の意匠性を高め、ガーゼ織物の織成を容易にする上で望ましい。
【0017】
また、柄有り面組織は、複数の面組織の全てとすることができる。或いは、複数の面組織のうちの一面又は数面が柄有り面組織で、他の残りが柄無し面組織とすることができる。さらに、複数全ての面組織を柄無し面組織にしてもよい。このような柄無し面組織は、経糸と緯糸が同色の無地の面組織が望ましい。
【0018】
なお、複数の面組織が柄有り面組織と柄無し面組織を含む場合、柄無し面組織は柄有り面組織の柄の意匠性を高める無地のものが望ましい。また、全ての面組織を柄有り面組織とした場合、各面組織の柄の形状、色彩を相違させ、薄手のガーゼ地が透けることを利用して、複数種類の柄が重なった状態で立体的に透けて見えるようにすることができる。このようにすることで、今までに無い多様で多彩な柄出しができる。
【0019】
【発明の実施の形態】
本発明の実施の形態を図1乃至図4を参照して説明する。同図に示される多重ガーゼ織物1は、ハンカチ(ミニハンカチ)に適用したものである。図1は多重ガーゼ織物1を例えば表面Mから見た平面図であり、図2は裏面Nから見た裏面図である。多重ガーゼ織物1の表面Mには、鮮明な格子状の柄2が有り、裏面Nには表面側の柄2が透けて見える格子状の透かし柄2’が現れる。
【0020】
多重ガーゼ織物1の部分的な緯断面の概要を示す図3から分かるように、多重ガーゼ織物1は平行な四面の面組織S1〜S4を有する四重ガーゼ織物である。以下、多重ガーゼ織物1を必要に応じて四重ガーゼ織物1と称する。
【0021】
四面の各面組織S1〜S4は、ガーゼ地用緯糸3a〜3dとガーゼ地用経糸4a〜4dを基本的に平織りした平行なガーゼ地である。ここで、図3で最上層の面組織S1を第1面組織S1とし、最上層から二層目の面組織S2を第2面組織S2、最上層から三層目の面組織S3を第3面組織S3、最上層から四層目(図3で最下層)の面組織S4を第4面組織S4とすると、第1面組織S1が四重ガーゼ織物1の表面Mを成し、第4面組織S4が裏面Nを成す。
【0022】
四面全ての面組織S1〜S4の緯糸3a〜3dの各々は、自身の在る一面組織だけに複数本が平行にして一面状に配列される。一面組織における複数本の緯糸に、2本一組の経糸が上下に交錯して平織りで織り込まれる。例えば、第1面組織S1の緯糸3aには2本一組の経糸4a’、4a”が上下から交錯して平織りされる。同じように、第2面組織S2の緯糸3bには2本一組の経糸4b’、4b”が上下から交錯して平織りされ、第3面組織S3の緯糸3cには2本一組の経糸4c’、4c”が上下から交錯して平織りされ、第4面組織S4の緯糸3dには2本一組の経糸4d’、4d”が上下から交錯して平織りされる。
【0023】
そして、四面の各面組織S1〜S4の経糸4a〜4dの離隔した複数箇所が、各経糸4a〜4dの在る一面組織と異なる面組織の緯糸に織り込まれて、四面の面組織S1〜S4が相互に結合される。この面組織同士の結合は、四面の面組織S1〜S4を織機で織成する際に行われ、また、面組織同士の結合箇所は平均的に分散した多数点に設定される。
【0024】
例えば、第1面組織S1の緯糸3aに上下から交錯する2本一組の経糸4a’、4a”は、図3で左端から2本連続する緯糸3aに交錯してから、一方の経糸4a’が第2面組織S2の1本の緯糸3bに織り込まれて、再び第1面組織S1の緯糸3aに交錯し、さらに、この経糸4a’は第1面組織S1の緯糸3aを11本連続して交錯してから再び第2面組織S2の緯糸3bに交錯する。なお、2本一組の経糸4a’、4a”は同じ色の糸であり、一方の経糸4a’に代えて他方の経糸4a”を第2面組織S2の緯糸3bに織り込むようにしてもよいし、両方の経糸4a’、4a”の互いに離隔した複数箇所を第2面組織S2の緯糸3bに織り込むようにしてもよい。
【0025】
また、図3において、第2面組織S2の緯糸3bに上下から交錯する2本一組の経糸4b’、4b”の内の一方の経糸4b’は、第3面組織S3の図3で左端の1本の緯糸3cから第2面組織S2の緯糸3bへと交錯を始め、第2面組織S2の11本連続した緯糸3bと交錯してから再び第3面組織S3の1本の緯糸3cに織り込まれる。他方の経糸4b”は、図3で左端から9本連続する緯糸3bに交錯してから、第1面組織S1の1本の緯糸3aに織り込まれて、再び第2面組織S2の緯糸3bに交錯する。この経糸4b”は、第1面組織S1における図3で右端から4本目の緯糸3aにも織り込まれる。
【0026】
また、第3面組織S3の緯糸3cに上下から交錯する2本一組の経糸4c’、4c”の内の一方の経糸4c’は、第3面組織S3の図3で左端から4本連続する緯糸3cに交錯してから、第2面組織S2の1本の緯糸3bに織り込まれて、再び第3面組織S3の緯糸3cに交錯し、さらに、4本連続する緯糸3cを交錯してから第4面組織S4の1本の緯糸4dに織り込まれて第3面組織S3に戻る。この経糸4c’は、第4面組織S4の図3で右端から3本目の緯糸3dにも織り込まれる。他方の経糸4c”は、図3においては第3面組織S3の緯糸3cだけに交錯させているが、この経糸4c”も第3面組織S3と第4面組織の一方或いは両方の緯糸に織り込むようにしてよい。
【0027】
最下層の第4面組織S4の緯糸3dに上下から交錯する2本一組の経糸4d’、4d”は、 図3で左端の6本連続する緯糸3dに交錯してから、一方の経糸4d’が第3面組織S3の1本の緯糸3bに織り込まれて、再び第4面組織S4の緯糸3dに交錯する。この経糸4d’は、第3面組織S3の図3で右端から6本目の緯糸3cにも織り込まれる。なお、図3には示していないが、他方の経糸4d”を第3面組織S3の緯糸3cに織り込むようにしてもよいし、両方の経糸4d’、4d”の互いに離隔した複数箇所を第3面組織S3の緯糸3cに織り込むようにしてもよい。
【0028】
また、図示しないが第1面組織の経糸を、第2面組織を通り越して第3面組織の緯糸に織り込んでから第1面組織に戻すことや、第2面組織と第3面組織の二面を通り越して第4面組織の緯糸に織り込んでから第1面組織に戻すといった経糸の各面組織間の浮沈も可能である。さらに、図3では、各面組織の経糸を異なる面組織の1本の緯糸に織り込むようにしているが、異なる面組織の2本〜数本の連続する緯糸に織り込むようにしてもよい。
【0029】
以上のように四面の各面組織S1〜S4を部分的に経糸4a〜4dで結合しながら、1枚の四重ガーゼ織物1を織成する。各面組織S1〜S4を相互に結合しながら1枚の織物に織成されるガーゼ織物1は、ガーゼ地仕様の各面組織S1〜S4に皺が発生せずに、常に高品質で生産性良く製織できる。また、四面の各面組織S1〜S4の部分的に結合される箇所を、平均した距離で分散する多数箇所に設定することで、各面組織S1〜S4におけるガーゼ地特有の柔らかさ、手触りと風合い、吸湿性が損なわれること無く残り、4枚のガーゼ地を重ねることにより手触りと風合、吸湿性が倍増した四重ガーゼ織物1が織成される。このような四重ガーゼ織物1は、裁断時などの必要時にどの箇所を鋏で切断しても、切断された箇所の近くに経糸と緯糸の結合箇所が存在して、四面の面組織S1〜S2が解れ難くなっており、織物の裁断が容易になる。
【0030】
次に、図1及び図2に示す四重ガーゼ織物1の表裏両面の柄2、2’について説明する。四面の面組織S1〜S4の内の、例えば第1面組織S1と第2面組織S2が柄有り面組織であり、残りの第3面組織S3と第4面組織S4が柄無しの無地の面組織である。
【0031】
一方の第1面組織S1は、複数組の色糸の緯糸3aと同じく複数組の色糸の経糸4aとを縦横に織り込んで、色分けした格子状の柄2を織成している。図4の組織図s1は、第1面組織S1の柄2が交差する部分の組織図で、この組織図s1における黒丸の3a−1が例えば黒糸の緯糸であり、白丸の3a−2が黒糸を目立たせる色、例えば肌色の緯糸である。多数の黒丸の緯糸3a−1が連続的に横方向に並ぶことで横縞柄が形成される。また、組織図s1における空白の4a−2が肌色の経糸であり、×印の4a−1が黒糸の経糸である。多数の×印の経糸4a−1が縦方向に連続的に並ぶことで縦縞柄が形成される。この縦縞柄と横縞柄が交差して格子柄2が形成される。縦縞柄と横縞柄が交差する部分は、黒糸が縦横に交差するため最も黒い柄として現れる。
【0032】
他方の柄有り第2面組織S2は、第1面組織S1の柄2と形状、色彩が同一の柄2を有する。そして、この二面の柄有り面組織S1、S2は両者の柄2、2が合致するように織成される。図4に示される組織図s2は、第1面組織S1の組織図s1のところに重ねられる第2面組織S2の一部分の組織図である。この組織図s2における黒丸の3b−1が黒糸の緯糸であり、白丸の3b−2が肌色の緯糸であり、空白の4b−2が肌色の経糸であり、×印の4b−1が黒糸の経糸である。この図4の2つ並ぶ両組織図s1、s2から、第1面組織S1と第2面組織S2の柄2、2が同一で、互いに合致することが分かる。
【0033】
また、柄無しの無地の第3面組織S3と第4面組織S4は、図4の組織図s3、s4で分かるように、例えば肌色の緯糸3c、3dと経糸4c、4dで織成される。この肌色無地の面組織S3、S4は、第1面組織S1と第2面組織S2の柄2、2以外の柄周辺部分と同色で、柄2、2を引き立たせる。
【0034】
四重ガーゼ織物1の表面Mに第1面組織S1の柄2が現れ、その真下に第2面組織S2の柄2が合致して重なり、この合致する2つの柄2、2の真下に無地の面組織S3、S4が延在する。合致する2つの柄2、2は互いに相手の柄を鮮明なものにし、かつ、上下で重なることで見た目に立体感を与える。また、ガーゼ地が目の粗い織り方されていても、ガーゼ地を4枚重ねて、2枚の柄を同一にして合致させるようにすると、柄が粗くなく緻密に見え、鮮明に見えるようになる。
【0035】
四重ガーゼ織物1の裏面Nには、第2面組織S2と第1面組織S1の重なった柄2、2が無地の第4面組織S4と第3面組織S3を通すことで薄い透かし柄2’として見える。このような透かし柄2’は、透かしゆえの柔らかい、暖かい印象を見る人に与える。また、四重ガーゼ織物1の表面Mが鮮明な柄2であり、裏面Nが透かし柄2’であることから、織物の裏・表が柄によって決めることができる。
【0036】
なお、図示しないが四重ガーゼ織物1の第2面組織S2と第3面組織S3を柄有り面組織とし、表裏面を形成する第1面組織1と第4面組織S4を柄無しの無地の面組織としてもよい。この場合、第2面組織S2と第3面組織S3の柄が無地の面組織を通した透かし柄として見える。また、織物の表裏面に同じ透かし柄が見えることで、柄による裏・表が決まらず、裏・表のない織物が得られる。
【0037】
また、図示しないが四重ガーゼ織物1の第1面組織S1と第2面組織S2を縦ストライプの同一の縦縞柄の柄有り面組織にし、第3面組織S3と第4面組織S4を横ストライプの同一のを横縞柄の柄有り面組織にしてもよい。この場合、表裏面が共に同じような縞柄となって、裏・表のない織物となる。また、表裏面の縦縞柄と横縞柄の目を粗くすると、縦縞柄の中に裏側の横縞柄が透けて見え、同様に、横縞柄の中に裏側の縦縞柄が透けて見えて、ガーゼ織物1の表裏面の縞柄が実際には立体感のある格子柄に見えるようになる。
【0038】
また、四重ガーゼ織物1のサイズ、形状は任意であり、経緯糸の太さを変えることも任意であることから、四重ガーゼ織物1はハンカチ以外にカーテンや暖簾、ベビー用品、肌着などの用途も可能であり、このような別用途においてもガーゼ地特有の柔らかさ、手触りと風合い、吸湿性のよさが損なわれず、また、意匠性のよい柄織成できて、各用途に好適なものが提供できる。
【0039】
【発明の効果】
本発明によれば、複数のガーゼ地仕様の面組織が重なり、面組織間で経糸だけを隣接する他の面組織の緯糸に織り込んで1枚の多重ガーゼ織物を織成した構造としたので、複数の面組織の各々がガーゼ地特有の柔らかさ、手触りと風合い、吸湿性を損なうことなく織成され、かつ、複数のガーゼ地を重ねることで程よい厚みが出てガーゼ地の手触り、風合い、吸湿性が助長されて、ハンカチやタオル、肌着などに好適な多重ガーゼ織物が提供できる。また、複数の面組織を織成するときに同時進行的に各面組織を経糸で結合するようにしたので、既存の一般的な織機を使って織成できると共に、従来のように複数のガーゼ地を織成してから重ねて縫合するといった面倒な工程が省けて、生産性に優れた多重ガーゼ織物が提供できる。
【0040】
また、複数の各面組織における複数の緯糸に上下から交錯する2本一組の経糸を使い分けて異なる面組織の緯糸に織り込ませることで、面組織間の部分的な結合の形態がより多様に設計できて、面組織同士の結合をより良好なものにすることが可能になる。
【0041】
また、各面組織を経糸と緯糸を平織りしたガーゼ地にして、少なくとも一面の面組織を色糸の経糸と緯糸で縞柄や格子柄の柄を形成した柄有り面組織とすることで、今までにない商品価値の高い柄有り多重ガーゼ織物が生産性よく製造できる。また、複数の面組織の全て、或いは、一部を柄有り面組織とすることで、透かし柄などの多様で多彩、かつ、立体的な柄が任意に選択できる効果がある。
【0042】
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明に係る多重ガーゼ織物の実施の形態を示す織物表面からの平面図である。
【図2】図1の多重ガーゼ織物の裏面図である。
【図3】図1の多重ガーゼ織物の部分的な緯断面図である。
【図4】図3の多重ガーゼ織物の四面の各面組織の部分的な組織図である。
【符号の説明】
1  ガーゼ織物
2  柄
2’  透かし柄
3a〜3d  緯糸
3a−1  緯糸(柄出し糸)
3a−2  緯糸(無地糸)
4a〜4d  経糸
4a’〜4d’  経糸
4a”〜4d”  経糸
4a−1  経糸(柄出し糸)
4a−2  経糸(無地糸)
S1〜S4  面組織
S1、S2  柄有り面組織
S3、34  柄無し面組織
[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a multi-gauze fabric woven so that a plurality of gauze fabrics overlap.
[0002]
[Prior art]
A thin gauze ground made of coarsely woven natural plant fiber warps and wefts is used for sanitary materials and underwear because it is soft and has excellent moisture absorption. In addition, the multi-layered gauze fabric with multiple gauze fabrics is less bulky than a towel fabric with only a towel fabric or a double towel fabric with a towel fabric and a gauze fabric superimposed, and is superior in moisture absorption, touch, and texture. It has been awarded for sweat towels, handkerchiefs (mini handkerchiefs), and baby products.
[0003]
Many double gauze fabrics with a towel fabric and a gauze fabric and multiple gauze fabrics with two or three thin gauze fabrics partially stitched together form a printed pattern to increase the commercial value of the fabric. In addition, patterns are woven using colored yarns for warp and weft in gauze ground (for example, Patent Document 1).
[0004]
The above-mentioned Patent Document 1 relates to a double towel fabric, and discloses that when a towel fabric and a gauze fabric are simultaneously woven, the gauze fabric is woven with a lattice pattern (check pattern) using a warp and a weft for the gauze fabric. Have been.
[0005]
[Patent Document 1]
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-350300 (No. 0003, FIGS. 5 and 6)
[0006]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Multiple gauze fabrics with multiple gauze fabrics overlapped and partially sewn are overlapped with the gauze fabrics and partially sewn, so many sewn places have the unique softness, feel and feel of the gauze fabric. Spoil. In addition, it is difficult to sew a plurality of gauze fabrics with high quality without forming wrinkles, and the wrinkles formed at the time of sewing may deteriorate the quality of the multi-gauze fabric. Furthermore, the pattern (pattern) to be printed on the multi-layered gauze fabric can be arbitrarily selected from various shapes and colors, but the printed pattern of the gauze fabric in which warp and weft yarns are coarsely woven has coarse eyes and lacks design. In addition, a printing process and a printing facility for forming a printed pattern on the multi-layer gauze fabric are required, which makes it difficult to improve the productivity of the multi-layer gauze fabric and reduce the equipment cost.
[0007]
Moreover, in the case of the above-mentioned double towel fabric, since the pattern can be woven on the gauze fabric by simultaneously proceeding with the weaving of the towel fabric and the gauze fabric, there is an advantage that a special process and equipment for patterning are not required. . However, since the bulky toweling is overlaid on the gauze, a thicker and more densely woven towel than the gauze may impair the hygroscopicity and texture of the thin and coarsely woven gauze. In addition, the double towel fabric of the towel cloth and the gauze cloth is usually recognized by the user as the towel cloth on the front side and the gauze cloth on the back side, and the lattice pattern of the patterned gauze cloth is not so noticeable. It is difficult to increase the added value of the product with the pattern.
[0008]
In the double towel fabric of Patent Document 1, the gauze fabric and the towel fabric are partially floated and sunk on the other side, so that various patterns are woven with jacquard weave because the pattern of the gauze fabric is simple and lacks a sense of quality. However, such towel fabrics are complicated in weaving and are expensive and expensive.
[0009]
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a multi-layer gauze woven fabric which clarifies characteristics such as softness peculiar to gauze ground, good touch and texture, and excellent moisture absorption, and which facilitates high-quality patterning.
[0010]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The technical means for achieving the above object of the present invention is a multi-gauze woven fabric in which a surface texture formed by a plain weave of a gauze ground weft and a gauze ground warp is laminated in a plurality of layers, and in each surface texture. While arranging a plurality of wefts in one plane without floating and sinking in another surface design different from the surface design in which the weft is present, a plurality of warps in each surface design is different from the surface design in which the warp is present. By floating and sinking at a plurality of locations with respect to the surface texture of one surface, it is woven and connected to the weft of the other surface texture.
[0011]
Here, each of the plurality of surface textures is a thin gauze ground texture, and the weft of each of the plurality of gauze textures exists without floating between the gauze grounds, and only the warp of each gauze ground passes between the gauze grounds. The single gauze fabric is woven up and down. The practical range of the number of surface textures composed of gauze ground is about six to eight faces. If the number of face textures exceeds eight, the softness and good texture peculiar to the gauze ground are impaired.
[0012]
In the present invention, the warp of each surface design can be floated and settled between the two surface designs only between two surface designs that directly overlap each other. Alternatively, the warp of each surface design on a different surface design may be passed through a part of the surface design, such as over one surface or two surfaces. In the case where the floating and sinking of the warp is performed between two directly overlapping surface textures, the distance of one warp floating and sinking can be shortened, and the weaving of the warp and the weft is simplified. become.
[0013]
Further, in the present invention, a plurality of wefts in all surface designs can be plain-woven by crossing a pair of warps from above and below. In other words, the weft of each surface texture forms one surface without floating and sinking in the other surface texture, and the weft is crossed with a set of two warp yarns from above and below, so that the gauze ground of each surface texture is not disturbed. Woven. Further, each of the two warps intersecting the weft from above and below is woven into the weft of another surface texture, so that the overlapping surface textures can be connected better.
[0014]
Further, in the present invention, at least one surface design of the plurality of surface designs can be a patterned surface design in which a pattern is formed by a plurality of sets of wefts and warps.
[0015]
Further, the other surface texture that directly overlaps with this pattern-bearing surface texture can be the same texture-patterned surface texture, and the patterns of the two overlapping surface textures can be matched. By matching the patterns of the two-patterned surface structure in this manner, the pattern as the multi-layer gauze fabric becomes clear and three-dimensional. In addition, two or more patterned surface textures overlapping each other, further, another one or several patterned surface textures are superimposed, so that the pattern of each of the patterned surface textures of a plurality of surfaces continuously overlapping three or more surfaces. It may be.
[0016]
In the present invention, the pattern of the patterned surface structure is a stripe pattern or a lattice pattern, or a combination of a stripe pattern and a lattice pattern enhances the design of the gauze ground and facilitates the weaving of the gauze fabric. desirable.
[0017]
Further, the patterned surface structure may be all of the plurality of surface structures. Alternatively, one or several surfaces of the plurality of surface structures may be a patterned surface structure, and the other may be an unpatterned surface structure. Further, all of the plurality of surface structures may be unpatterned surface structures. Such a pattern-free surface design is desirably a plain surface design in which the warp and the weft have the same color.
[0018]
When the plurality of surface textures include a patterned surface texture and an unpatterned surface texture, the unpatterned surface texture is desirably a plain one that enhances the design of the pattern of the patterned surface texture. In addition, when all surface textures are patterned surface textures, the shape and color of the pattern of each surface texture are made different, and a thin gauze ground is made transparent, so that a plurality of types of patterns are superimposed on each other. It can be made to be transparently visible. By doing so, it is possible to make a variety and variety of patterns that have never been seen before.
[0019]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. The multiple gauze fabric 1 shown in FIG. 1 is applied to a handkerchief (mini handkerchief). FIG. 1 is a plan view of the multiple gauze fabric 1 viewed from, for example, a front surface M, and FIG. On the front surface M of the multi-layer gauze fabric 1, there is a clear lattice-shaped pattern 2, and on the back surface N, a lattice-shaped open pattern 2 'in which the pattern 2 on the front side can be seen through appears.
[0020]
As can be seen from FIG. 3 showing an outline of a partial weft section of the multi-gauze fabric 1, the multi-gauze fabric 1 is a quadruple gauze fabric having four parallel surface structures S1 to S4. Hereinafter, the multiple gauze fabric 1 is referred to as a quadruple gauze fabric 1 as necessary.
[0021]
Each of the four surface designs S1 to S4 is a parallel gauze fabric in which the weft yarns 3a to 3d for the gauze fabric and the warp yarns 4a to 4d for the gauze fabric are basically plain-woven. Here, in FIG. 3, the surface texture S1 of the uppermost layer is the first surface texture S1, the surface texture S2 of the second layer from the uppermost layer is the second surface texture S2, and the surface texture S3 of the third layer from the uppermost layer is the third texture S3. Assuming that the surface texture S3 and the surface texture S4 from the uppermost layer to the fourth layer (the lowermost layer in FIG. 3) are the fourth surface texture S4, the first surface texture S1 forms the surface M of the quadruple gauze fabric 1, The surface structure S4 forms the back surface N.
[0022]
Each of the wefts 3a to 3d of all four surface designs S1 to S4 is arranged in a single plane with a plurality of threads being parallel to only the one surface design in which it is located. A set of two warps is interwoven up and down and woven in a plain weave into a plurality of wefts in a one-sided design. For example, a pair of warp yarns 4a 'and 4a "are woven from above and below in a plain weave on the weft 3a of the first surface design S1. Similarly, every two wefts 3b of the second surface design S2 are woven. A pair of warps 4b 'and 4b "are interwoven from above and below and plain-woven, and a set of two warp yarns 4c' and 4c" are interwoven from above and below on the weft 3c of the third surface design S3 and plain-woven. A pair of two warps 4d 'and 4d "are plain-woven into the weft 3d of the design S4 in a crossed manner from above and below.
[0023]
Then, a plurality of spaced portions of the warp yarns 4a to 4d of the four surface designs S1 to S4 are woven into a weft having a surface design different from the one surface design in which the warps 4a to 4d are present, and the four surface designs S1 to S4 Are connected to each other. The connection between the surface structures is performed when weaving the four surface structures S1 to S4 with a loom, and the connection points between the surface structures are set to a number of points that are dispersed on average.
[0024]
For example, a pair of warps 4a 'and 4a "intersecting from the top and bottom with the weft 3a of the first surface design S1 intersects with the two continuous wefts 3a from the left end in FIG. Is woven into one weft 3b of the second surface design S2, intersects again with the weft 3a of the first surface design S1, and the warp 4a 'is composed of 11 continuous wefts 3a of the first surface design S1. And then crosses again with the weft 3b of the second surface design S2.The pair of warps 4a 'and 4a "are yarns of the same color, and one warp 4a' replaces the other warp 4a '. 4a "may be woven into the weft 3b of the second surface design S2, or a plurality of spaced portions of both warps 4a 'and 4a" may be woven into the weft 3b of the second surface design S2. .
[0025]
In FIG. 3, one of the two warps 4b 'and 4b "intersecting the weft 3b of the second surface design S2 from above and below is one end of the warp 4b' of the third surface design S3 in FIG. From the single weft 3c to the weft 3b of the second surface design S2, intersect with 11 continuous wefts 3b of the second surface design S2, and then again to the single weft 3c of the third surface design S3. The other warp yarn 4b ″ intersects with the nine continuous weft yarns 3b from the left end in FIG. 3 and is then woven into one weft yarn 3a of the first surface design S1, and again the second surface design S2. In the weft 3b. This warp yarn 4b ″ is also woven into the fourth weft yarn 3a from the right end in FIG. 3 in the first surface design S1.
[0026]
Further, one of the two warps 4c 'of the pair of warps 4c' and 4c "intersecting the weft 3c of the third surface design S3 from above and below is continuous from the left end in FIG. 3 of the third surface design S3. After interlacing with the weft 3c to be woven, it is woven into one weft 3b of the second surface texture S2, again interlaced with the weft 3c of the third surface texture S3, and further interlaced with four continuous wefts 3c. From the right side in FIG. 3 of the fourth surface design S4, the warp 4c 'is woven into one weft 4d of the fourth surface design S4 and returns to the third surface design S3. In FIG. 3, the other warp 4c "is crossed only with the weft 3c of the third surface design S3, but this warp 4c" is also interlaced with one or both of the third surface design S3 and the fourth surface design. You may weave.
[0027]
A pair of two warps 4d 'and 4d "intersecting from the top and bottom with the weft 3d of the lowermost fourth surface design S4 intersects with the leftmost six continuous wefts 3d in FIG. Is woven into one weft 3b of the third surface design S3 and again intersects with the weft 3d of the fourth surface design S4. This warp 4d 'is the sixth yarn from the right end of the third surface design S3 in FIG. Although not shown in FIG. 3, the other warp yarn 4d "may be woven into the weft yarn 3c of the third surface design S3, or both of the warp yarns 4d 'and 4d". May be woven into the weft 3c of the third surface design S3.
[0028]
Further, although not shown, the warp yarn of the first surface design is passed through the second surface design and woven into the weft of the third surface design, and then returned to the first surface design. It is also possible for the warp to float between the respective surface designs, such that the warp passes through the surface and is woven into the weft of the fourth surface design before returning to the first surface design. Further, in FIG. 3, the warp of each surface design is woven into one weft of a different surface design, but it may be woven into two to several continuous wefts of different surface designs.
[0029]
As described above, one quadruple gauze fabric 1 is woven while partially connecting the four surface designs S1 to S4 with the warps 4a to 4d. The gauze woven fabric 1 woven into one woven fabric while bonding the surface textures S1 to S4 to each other has no wrinkles on the surface textures S1 to S4 of the gauze ground specification, and always has high quality and productivity. Weaving is good In addition, by setting the locations where the four surface tissues S1 to S4 are partially connected to a large number of locations dispersed at an average distance, the softness unique to the gauze ground in each of the surface tissues S1 to S4, The texture and the hygroscopic property remain without being impaired, and the four gauze fabrics are laid on each other, so that the quadruple gauze fabric 1 whose texture, feel and hygroscopicity are doubled is woven. In such a quadruple gauze fabric 1, even if any part is cut with scissors at the time of cutting or the like, there is a joint part of the warp and the weft near the cut part, and the four surface textures S1 to S1 S2 is hard to be unraveled, and the cutting of the fabric becomes easy.
[0030]
Next, the handles 2, 2 'on the front and back surfaces of the quadruple gauze fabric 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 will be described. Of the four surface structures S1 to S4, for example, the first surface structure S1 and the second surface structure S2 are patterned surface structures, and the remaining third surface structure S3 and the fourth surface structure S4 are plain plain structures. Is a face organization.
[0031]
On the other hand, the first surface design S1 weaves a plurality of sets of colored yarns, like the wefts 3a, and a plurality of sets of colored yarns, the warp yarns 4a, in the vertical and horizontal directions to form the grid-shaped pattern 2 which is color-coded. The organization diagram s1 of FIG. 4 is an organization diagram of a portion where the handle 2 of the first surface organization S1 intersects. In the organization diagram s1, a black circle 3a-1 is, for example, a black yarn weft, and a white circle 3a-2 is a white circle 3a-2. A color that makes the black thread stand out, for example, a skin-colored weft thread. A horizontal stripe pattern is formed by continuously arranging a large number of black circle wefts 3a-1 in the horizontal direction. Further, blank 4a-2 in the organization chart s1 is a warp of a flesh color, and 4a-1 of a cross is a warp of a black thread. A vertical stripe pattern is formed by continuously arranging a large number of crossed warps 4a-1 in the vertical direction. The vertical stripe pattern and the horizontal stripe pattern intersect to form a lattice pattern 2. The portion where the vertical stripe pattern and the horizontal stripe pattern intersect appears as the blackest pattern because the black threads intersect vertically and horizontally.
[0032]
The other design second surface structure S2 has a pattern 2 having the same shape and color as the pattern 2 of the first surface structure S1. Then, the two surface-structured surfaces S1 and S2 are woven so that the two patterns 2 and 2 coincide with each other. An organization chart s2 shown in FIG. 4 is an organization chart of a part of the second surface tissue S2 superimposed on the organization chart s1 of the first surface tissue S1. In the organization chart s2, black circles 3b-1 are black wefts, white circles 3b-2 are flesh-colored wefts, blank 4b-2s are flesh-colored warps, and x marks 4b-1 are black. It is a warp of yarn. From the two organization diagrams s1 and s2 arranged in FIG. 4, it can be seen that the patterns 2 and 2 of the first surface tissue S1 and the second surface tissue S2 are the same and match each other.
[0033]
The plain third surface design S3 and the fourth surface design S4 without a handle are woven with, for example, skin-colored wefts 3c and 3d and warps 4c and 4d, as can be seen from the organization diagrams s3 and s4 in FIG. . The flesh-colored plain textures S3 and S4 complement the patterns 2 and 2 with the same color as the pattern peripheral portions other than the patterns 2 and 2 of the first texture S1 and the second texture S2.
[0034]
The pattern 2 of the first surface structure S1 appears on the surface M of the quadruple gauze fabric 1, and the pattern 2 of the second surface structure S2 coincides and overlaps immediately below the same, and the solid color directly below the two matching patterns 2 and 2 The surface textures S3 and S4 extend. The two matching patterns 2 and 2 sharpen each other's patterns and give a three-dimensional appearance to the eye by overlapping vertically. Also, even if the gauze fabric is coarsely woven, if the four gauze fabrics are overlapped and the two patterns are matched to match, the patterns will look coarser, denser and clearer Become.
[0035]
On the back surface N of the quadruple gauze fabric 1, the overlapping patterns 2, 2 of the second surface structure S 2 and the first surface structure S 1 pass through the plain fourth surface structure S 4 and the third surface structure S 3, thereby forming a thin watermark pattern. Seen as 2 '. Such a watermark pattern 2 'gives a viewer a soft, warm impression due to the watermark. Further, since the front surface M of the quadruple gauze fabric 1 is the clear pattern 2 and the back surface N is the watermark pattern 2 ′, the back and front of the fabric can be determined by the pattern.
[0036]
Although not shown, the second surface texture S2 and the third surface texture S3 of the quadruple gauze fabric 1 are patterned surface textures, and the first surface texture 1 and the fourth surface texture S4 forming the front and back surfaces are plain, unpatterned. It may be a surface organization. In this case, the patterns of the second surface texture S2 and the third surface texture S3 appear as a watermark through the plain surface texture. In addition, since the same openwork pattern can be seen on the front and back surfaces of the woven fabric, the back / front is not determined by the design, and a woven fabric without back / front can be obtained.
[0037]
Further, although not shown, the first surface structure S1 and the second surface structure S2 of the quadruple gauze fabric 1 are changed to the same surface structure having the same vertical stripe pattern as the vertical stripes, and the third surface structure S3 and the fourth surface structure S4 are set horizontally. The same stripes may be used as a horizontal-striped patterned surface structure. In this case, both the front and back surfaces have the same stripe pattern, and the fabric has no back and front surfaces. Also, if the vertical stripes and horizontal stripes on the front and back are roughened, the horizontal stripes on the back can be seen through the vertical stripes, and similarly, the vertical stripes on the back can be seen through the horizontal stripes, and the gauze fabric Actually, the stripe pattern on the front and back surfaces of No. 1 looks like a lattice pattern having a three-dimensional effect.
[0038]
In addition, since the size and shape of the quadruple gauze fabric 1 are arbitrary, and the thickness of the warp yarns can be optionally changed, the quadruple gauze fabric 1 can be used not only for handkerchiefs but also for curtains, curtains, baby goods, underwear, and the like. Use is also possible, and even in such other uses, the softness unique to gauze ground, the feel and texture, the good hygroscopicity is not impaired, and the pattern weave can be woven with good design, suitable for each use Can be provided.
[0039]
【The invention's effect】
According to the present invention, a plurality of gauze ground specifications are overlapped, and only one warp yarn is woven between adjacent surface wefts of another adjacent surface design to form a single multi-gauze fabric. Each of the surface textures of the gauze ground is soft, hand and texture, woven without impairing the hygroscopicity, and by overlapping multiple gauze grounds, a moderate thickness comes out, and the gauze ground feel, texture, moisture absorption A multi-gauze fabric suitable for handkerchiefs, towels, underwear, and the like can be provided because the properties are promoted. In addition, when weaving a plurality of surface textures, each surface texture is simultaneously joined with warp yarns, so that weaving can be performed using an existing general loom and a plurality of gauzes as in the related art. A complicated gauze fabric having excellent productivity can be provided by eliminating a troublesome process of weaving the ground and then sewing the fabric.
[0040]
In addition, by using two sets of warps intersecting from above and below with a plurality of wefts in each of the plurality of surface designs and weaving them into wefts having different surface textures, the form of partial bonding between the surface textures becomes more diverse. It can be designed to make the connection between the surface tissues better.
[0041]
In addition, by making each surface design a gauze fabric in which warp and weft are plain woven, at least one surface design is a patterned surface design in which a stripe pattern or a lattice pattern is formed by colored yarn warp and weft. A multi-gauze fabric with a pattern having a high commercial value that cannot be obtained with high productivity can be manufactured. In addition, by making all or a part of the plurality of surface textures a surface texture with a pattern, there is an effect that various, various, and three-dimensional patterns such as a watermark pattern can be arbitrarily selected.
[0042]
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a plan view from the fabric surface showing an embodiment of a multi-gauze fabric according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a back view of the multi-gauze fabric of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a partial weft sectional view of the multi-gauze fabric of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a partial organization diagram of each surface texture of four sides of the multi-gauze fabric of FIG. 3;
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Gauze fabric 2 Pattern 2 'Openwork pattern 3a-3d Weft 3a-1 Weft (patterned thread)
3a-2 Weft (plain yarn)
4a-4d Warp 4a'-4d 'Warp 4a "-4d" Warp 4a-1 Warp (patterned yarn)
4a-2 Warp yarn (plain yarn)
S1 to S4 Surface texture S1, S2 Patterned surface texture S3, 34 Patternless surface texture

Claims (7)

ガーゼ地用緯糸及びガーゼ地用経糸の平織組織で形成された面組織が複数層に積層されてなる多重ガーゼ織物であって、
各面組織における複数の緯糸を、この緯糸の在る面組織と異なる他の面組織に浮沈させることなく一面状に配列すると共に、
各面組織における複数の経糸を、この経糸の在る面組織と異なる他の一面の面組織に対して複数箇所で浮沈させることにより、この他の一面の面組織の緯糸に織り込んで結合させたことを特徴とする多重ガーゼ織物。
Gauze ground weft and gauze ground warp is a multi-gauze woven fabric in which a surface texture formed by a plain weave texture is laminated in a plurality of layers,
Along with arranging a plurality of wefts in each surface design without floating on the other surface design different from the surface design in which this weft exists,
A plurality of warps in each surface design were floated and settled at a plurality of locations with respect to another surface design different from the surface design in which the warp was present, thereby weaving and binding to the other one surface design weft. A multi-layer gauze fabric, characterized in that:
前記各面組織における複数の経糸を、この経糸の在る一面の面組織に直接に重なる他の一面の面組織の緯糸に織り込んで結合させたことを特徴とする請求項1記載の多重ガーゼ織物。2. The multi-gauze woven fabric according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of warps in each of the surface designs are woven and bonded to a weft of another surface design that directly overlaps the surface design of the warp. . 前記面組織における複数の緯糸に上下から2本一組の経糸を交錯させて平織りしたことを特徴とする請求項1又は2記載の多重ガーゼ織物。3. The multi-gauze woven fabric according to claim 1, wherein a set of two warp yarns from above and below are interlaced with the plurality of wefts in the surface texture and plain woven. 前記複数の面組織の少なくとも一面の面組織が、複数組の色の緯糸と経糸で柄を織成した柄有り面組織であることを特徴とする請求項1〜3のいずれかに記載の多重ガーゼ織物。The multiple gauze according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein at least one surface texture of the plurality of surface textures is a patterned textured texture obtained by weaving a pattern with a plurality of sets of wefts and warps. fabric. 前記柄有り面組織に直接に重なる他の一面の面組織が、複数組の色の緯糸と経糸で柄を織成した柄有り面組織であり、かつ、この互いに重なる二面の柄有り面組織の柄が形状、色彩共に同一で、二面の柄有り面組織の重なりで柄同士を合致させたことを特徴とする請求項4記載の多重ガーゼ織物。The other surface texture that directly overlaps the pattern surface texture is a pattern textured surface texture obtained by weaving a pattern with a plurality of sets of wefts and warps, and the two textured surface textures overlapping each other. 5. The woven gauze fabric according to claim 4, wherein the patterns have the same shape and color, and the patterns are matched with each other by overlapping two surface-designed surface structures. 前記柄有り面組織が縞柄及び/又は格子柄の柄有り面組織であることを特徴する請求項4又は5記載の多重ガーゼ織物。The woven gauze fabric according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the patterned surface structure is a patterned surface structure having a stripe pattern and / or a lattice pattern. 前記複数の面組織が、柄有り面組織と無地の柄無し面組織を含むことを特徴とする請求項4〜6のいずれかに記載の多重ガーゼ織物。The woven gauze fabric according to any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the plurality of surface textures include a surface texture with a handle and a plain textureless face texture.
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