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JP2015161054A
JP2015161054A JP2014038988A JP2014038988A JP2015161054A JP 2015161054 A JP2015161054 A JP 2015161054A JP 2014038988 A JP2014038988 A JP 2014038988A JP 2014038988 A JP2014038988 A JP 2014038988A JP 2015161054 A JP2015161054 A JP 2015161054A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a composite stretchable woven fabric having a high-stretch part with high stretchability and a low-stretch part with low stretchability.SOLUTION: A composite stretchable woven fabric has a high-stretch part with high stretchability and a low-stretch part with low stretchability. The high-stretch part is woven by the fiber with low stretchability for warp and by mixing the fiber with low stretchability and the fiber with high stretchability for weft. The low-stretch part is woven by the fiber with low stretchability for both warp and weft. For the high-stretch part, the mixing ratio of the fiber with low stretchability and the fiber with high stretchability for the weft is changed based on a desired degree of stretchability if necessary. The high-stretch part and the low-stretch part are integrally woven without being sutured.

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本発明は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部を有する複合伸縮性織布に関する。   The present invention relates to a composite stretchable woven fabric having a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability.

衣類には、部分的に伸縮性をもたせることによって、衣服のずれ落ちることを防止し、体に密着させるという機能がある。従来は伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分は別々に製造され、縫い合わされることで一枚の織布とされていた。従来の縫い合わせによる方法では、重ねて縫うことによる厚み、その境界の段差や縫合による縫合跡の空間、意匠的にも外面に縫い目が現れ見た目が悪い、といった問題があった。また、着用時にもその厚みや縫い合わせ部分による、蒸れ感や摩擦、肌触りが悪いといった不快感を生じる、という問題があった。   The clothing has a function of preventing the clothes from slipping down and sticking them to the body by giving stretchability partially. Conventionally, a highly stretchable part and a low stretchable part are manufactured separately and stitched together to form a single woven fabric. In the conventional method by stitching, there are problems such as the thickness due to overlapping stitches, the step of the boundary, the space of the stitching trace due to stitching, and the appearance that the seam appears on the outer surface and the appearance is poor. In addition, there is a problem that uncomfortable feelings such as stuffiness, friction, and touch are caused by the thickness and the stitched portion even when worn.

伸縮性の異なる織布(複合伸縮性織布)の製造方法として、例えば下記特許文献1に示されるアームカバーがある。
このアームカバーはニット製であって、アームカバーの手首側には指を通す開口部が設けられ、筒状の部分を丸編みする工程において開口部が一体的に形成されている。
また、高い伸縮性を有する織布の製造方法として、例えば下記特許文献2に示される芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維を含む編地および衣類がある。
この芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維を含む編地および衣類は、地編み糸としてポリエステル、ポリプロピレン、ナイロン、アクリルなどの合成繊維、アセテート、プロミックスなどの半合成繊維、レーヨン、ポリノジック、キュプラ、リヨセルなどの再生繊維、綿、麻、絹、毛などの天然繊維が用いられる。中でも芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維の芯部分を構成する伸縮弾性を有するエラストマー樹脂として、ポリウレタン、ポリスチレンブタジエン系ブロックコポリマー等を例示し、特にポリウレタンが好適とされている。
As a method for producing woven fabrics having different stretchability (composite stretchable woven fabric), for example, there is an arm cover disclosed in Patent Document 1 below.
The arm cover is made of knit, and an opening for passing a finger is provided on the wrist side of the arm cover, and the opening is integrally formed in the process of circular knitting the cylindrical portion.
Moreover, as a manufacturing method of the woven fabric which has high elasticity, there exist a knitted fabric and clothing containing the core-sheath conjugate fiber shown by the following patent document 2, for example.
The knitted fabric and clothing containing this core-sheath conjugate fiber are recycled as synthetic yarns such as polyester, polypropylene, nylon and acrylic as semi-woven yarns, semi-synthetic fibers such as acetate and promix, rayon, polynosic, cupra and lyocell. Natural fibers such as fiber, cotton, hemp, silk, and hair are used. Among them, polyurethane and polystyrene butadiene block copolymers are exemplified as the elastomer resin having stretch elasticity constituting the core portion of the core-sheath conjugate fiber, and polyurethane is particularly suitable.

特開2013−40414号公報JP2013-40414A 特開2005−42214号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-42214 国際公開2007/074833号公報International Publication No. 2007/074833

特許文献1に記載の従来技術においては、ゴム編みや丸編みなどの編み方を変更することで、開口部のように異なる形状を有する部分をも、一体として一枚のニット製の編地を製造することを可能としている。また一般的に、ニット素材は粗地であることで、伸縮性を持たせている。しかしながら、この従来技術においては、使用により伸縮性に劣化が生じうるニット製の編地について、編み方を変えて一体的に形成することを開示しているのみであり、ニット素材の性質から不安定で変形しやすく、永続的に伸縮性を保つことができないという問題がある。   In the prior art described in Patent Document 1, by changing the knitting method such as rubber knitting and circular knitting, a single knit knitted fabric can be integrated into a portion having a different shape such as an opening. It is possible to manufacture. In general, the knit material is rough and has elasticity. However, this prior art only discloses that a knit knitted fabric, which may be deteriorated in stretchability by use, is integrally formed by changing the knitting method. There is a problem that it is stable and easily deformed, and cannot be permanently stretched.

特許文献2に記載の従来技術においては、伸縮性のある素材と非伸縮性の素材を組み合わせて一体化する不織布の製造方法について開示しているが、一体化の手段としてニードパンチ法、水流交絡法を開示しているのみであり、繊維を熱・機械的・化学的に絡み合わせる点において、工法が複雑となる。また不織布は織物より強度が弱く、洗濯性、耐久性、磨耗性の点で劣るという問題がある。
特許文献3に記載の従来技術においては、部分的に異なるストレッチ性を有する布帛の製造方法について開示しているが、抜蝕加工で抜蝕剤により溶解するポリマーと、抜蝕剤により溶解しない非抜蝕性ポリマーとからなる複合繊維を開示しているのみであり、一般的にこのような抜蝕加工により製造することは生産コストの点、また製造時において特段の注意が必要な点で問題がある。
In the prior art described in Patent Document 2, a method for producing a nonwoven fabric in which a stretchable material and a non-stretchable material are combined and integrated is disclosed. As a means for integration, a need punch method, hydroentanglement is used. The method is only disclosed, and the construction method is complicated in that the fibers are intertwined thermally, mechanically, and chemically. In addition, the nonwoven fabric has a problem that its strength is weaker than that of the woven fabric and it is inferior in terms of washability, durability, and abrasion.
In the prior art described in Patent Document 3, a method for producing a fabric having partially different stretch properties is disclosed. However, a polymer that dissolves by a discharging agent in a discharging process and a non-dissolving material that does not dissolve by a discharging agent. It only discloses composite fibers composed of an extractable polymer. In general, manufacturing by such an extraction process is a problem in terms of production cost and special care required at the time of manufacture. There is.

さらに、従来の部分的に異なる伸縮度をもたせる織布を製造する方法として、予め伸縮度の異なる織布を製造し、後に縫合する方法や、伸縮度を持たせるためゴム等の弾力のある素材を後付けする方法が用いられている。しかし、別パーツの織布を必要とし、工程も増加するという問題や、縫合の継ぎ目に穴が存在し、撥水性の点からも問題がある。
本発明は、これら全ての問題を解決し、伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分の両方を備える織布を縫い合わせることなく、比較的安価かつ安易な方法で、一度に一体的に製造した織布を提供することを課題とする。また、本発明はニット素材等の粗地と異なり、高密度な織布であっても部分的に伸縮性を持たせることを可能とする織布を提供することを課題とする。
Furthermore, as a conventional method for producing a woven fabric having a partially different degree of elasticity, a method for producing a woven fabric having a different degree of elasticity in advance and stitching it later, or a material having elasticity such as rubber to give the degree of elasticity. The method of retrofitting is used. However, there is a problem that a woven fabric of another part is required and the number of processes is increased, and a hole is present at the seam of stitching, and there is a problem from the viewpoint of water repellency.
The present invention solves all of these problems and is manufactured integrally at a time in a relatively inexpensive and easy method without sewing together a woven fabric having both a highly stretchable portion and a low stretchable portion. It is an object to provide a woven fabric. Another object of the present invention is to provide a woven fabric that can be partially stretched even with a high-density woven fabric, unlike a rough ground such as a knit material.

上記課題を解決するために、本発明の複合伸縮性織布は以下の技術的解決手段を備えている。
本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で製織し、高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする。
In order to solve the above problems, the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention comprises the following technical solutions.
The composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability. The high stretchable portion is a low-stretch fiber for warp and a stretchable weft. Weaving a mixture of low and high stretch fibers, the low stretch section weaves warps and wefts with low stretch fibers, and the high stretch section is a low weft stretch fiber due to the desired degree of stretch. The high-stretchable portion and the low-stretchable portion are integrally woven without being sewn, by appropriately changing the hybrid ratio of the fiber and the highly stretchable fiber.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と、高伸縮部と比較して少量の伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、高伸縮部および前記低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする。   The composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability. The high stretchable portion is a low-stretch fiber for warp and a stretchable weft. Weaving a mixture of low fibers and highly stretchable fibers, the low stretch portion is a low stretch fiber for warp, and the weft is a low stretch fiber and a small amount of stretch compared to a high stretch portion. Weaving by blending with high fibers, the high stretchable part and the low stretchable part are appropriately changed in the hybrid ratio of the low weft yarn stretchable fiber and the highly stretchable fiber depending on the desired degree of stretch. And the low stretchable part are woven together without being sewn.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、伸縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテート等や、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維等)から選択され、伸縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする。   In the composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, low stretch fibers are polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, acetate, etc. and undesignated fibers (Tencel, Lyocell, Poly The highly elastic fiber selected from lactic acid fiber and the like is polyurethane.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で製織するステップと、高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、および整理加工することで、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との伸縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む。   The method for producing a composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability, wherein the high stretchable portion is a warp yarn and a weft yarn. A step of weaving a mixture of low stretch fibers and high stretch fibers, a low stretch portion weaving warps and wefts with low stretch fibers, and a high stretch portion depending on a desired stretch degree. A step of appropriately changing the hybrid ratio of the low-elasticity fiber and the high-elasticity fiber of the weft, the high-elasticity part and the low-elasticity part are woven together without stitching, and the weaving Scouring, dry-heat-treating, water-repellent processing, and organizing the dough, thereby providing a difference in stretch between the high stretch portion and the low stretch portion.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、低伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と、前記高伸縮部と比較して少量の伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、高伸縮部および前記低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、および整理加工することで、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との伸縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む。   The method for producing a composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability, wherein the high stretchable portion is a warp yarn and a weft yarn. A step of weaving with a mixture of low-stretch fibers and high-stretch fibers, and the low stretch section is a warp yarn with low stretch fibers, and weft threads with low stretch fibers compared with the high stretch section. A step of mixing and weaving a small amount of highly stretchable fibers, and the high stretch portion and the low stretch portion are a hybrid ratio of fibers having low stretch and high stretch fibers of the weft according to a desired stretch degree. The step of appropriately changing the step, the step in which the high stretch portion and the low stretch portion are woven together without being sewn, and scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and organizing the finished fabric And providing a difference in the degree of stretch between the high stretch portion and the low stretch portion. .

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、伸縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテート等や、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維等)から選択され、伸縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする。   In the method for producing a composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, low stretch fibers are polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, acetate, etc. Lyocell, polylactic acid fiber, etc.), and the highly stretchable fiber is polyurethane.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバーは、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と、低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部と、高伸縮部と比較して低い伸縮性を有し、低伸縮部と比較して高い伸縮性を有する中伸縮部で構成され、高伸縮部および中伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で製織し、高伸縮部および前記中伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、および低伸縮部の順に縫合されることなく一体的に織布され、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、および低伸縮部を有する側面を筒状となるよう縫合され、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、および整理加工することで、高伸縮部と中伸縮部と低伸縮部との伸縮度に差異を設けることを特徴とする。   The arm cover or leg cover using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchability portion having a high stretchability, a low stretchability portion having a low stretchability, and a low stretchability compared to a high stretchability portion. In addition, it is composed of a middle stretchable part having a high stretchability compared to the low stretchable part, and the high stretchable part and the middle stretchable part are warp yarns with low stretchable fibers, and the weft yarns with low stretchable fibers and high stretchability. Weaving mixed with fiber, low stretch part weaves warp and weft with low stretch fiber, high stretch part and middle stretch part are stretched with low stretch fiber of weft according to desired degree of stretch The ratio of blending with high-strength fibers is appropriately changed, and the fabric is integrally woven without being sewn in the order of the high stretch portion, middle stretch portion, and low stretch portion, and the high stretch portion, middle stretch portion, and low stretch portion The side surface with the part is sewn so as to be cylindrical, and the woven fabric is scoured and dry heat treated Water-repellent, and by organizing work, and providing a difference in expansion and contraction of the high elasticity portion and the middle stretch unit and the low-stretch portion.

本発明によれば、伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分とは縫い合わされることなく一体的に製造されるため、外面に縫い目が現れず、織布全体において縫い合わせによる穴部を有しない織布を製造することができる。これにより、水分や、空気中に飛散する塵埃中に含まれる有害な放射線物質等の外部からの物質の侵入を防ぐことができるという効果が得られる。
また、伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分とを一体的に製造できるため、伸縮度の異なる複数の織布を別々のパーツとして製造し縫合する従来の方法に比べ、製造工程を削減でき、かつ簡易な工法で製造でき、生産コストの上昇を抑制できるという効果が得られる。
さらに、ジャカード機のような織機で複雑な模様を織る際に、部分的に異なる伸縮性を有する織布全体に装飾模様を一度に容易に製造できるという効果が得られる。これにより、さまざまなデザインの装飾が可能となり、デザインの幅を広げることができるという効果が得られる。
According to the present invention, since the highly stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are manufactured integrally without being sewn together, the seam does not appear on the outer surface, and the entire woven fabric does not have a hole by stitching. A woven fabric can be produced. As a result, it is possible to prevent intrusion of substances from the outside such as moisture and harmful radiation substances contained in dust scattered in the air.
In addition, since the highly stretchable part and the low stretchable part can be manufactured in one piece, the manufacturing process can be reduced compared to the conventional method of manufacturing and stitching multiple woven fabrics with different degrees of stretch as separate parts. And it can manufacture by a simple construction method and the effect that the raise of production cost can be suppressed is acquired.
Further, when a complicated pattern is woven by a loom such as a jacquard machine, an effect that a decorative pattern can be easily manufactured at once on the entire woven fabric having partially different stretchability is obtained. As a result, various designs can be decorated, and the effect of widening the design can be obtained.

第1の実施例の構造および精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の状態示す部分拡大図。The elements on larger scale which show the structure of the 1st Example and the state after scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent processing, and arrangement processing. 第2の実施例の構造および精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の状態示す部分拡大図。The elements on larger scale which show the state of the structure and scouring of 2nd Example, dry heat processing, water-repellent processing, and a rearrangement process. 第3の実施例を示す斜視図。The perspective view which shows a 3rd Example.

以下、図面を参照して本発明による複合伸縮性織布の実施例を説明する。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the composite stretchable woven fabric according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図1(a)は第1の実施例である複合伸縮性織布の織上り生地100を示す部分拡大図である。
図1において10はポリウレタン等の伸縮性の高い繊維、20はポリエステル等の伸縮性の低い繊維、30は高伸縮部、40は低伸縮部、60は高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面、100は第1の実施例の複合伸縮性織布である。高伸縮部30と低伸縮部40はジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられている。
複合伸縮性織布100はアームカバー、レッグカバー、開口部のフィット性を必要とする上下一体型の防塵等の機能を持つつなぎ服、多重構造を持つ衣服、コルセット、タイツ、T−シャツ等の衣類のベースとなる織布であり、普通糸による縦糸(経糸)と横糸(緯糸)により織られるものである。
Fig.1 (a) is the elements on larger scale which show the woven fabric 100 of the composite elastic | stretch fabric which is a 1st Example.
In FIG. 1, 10 is a highly stretchable fiber such as polyurethane, 20 is a low stretchable fiber such as polyester, 30 is a high stretchable portion, 40 is a low stretchable portion, and 60 is a boundary surface between a high stretchable portion and a low stretchable portion. , 100 is the composite stretchable woven fabric of the first embodiment. The high stretchable part 30 and the low stretchable part 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or a dobby loom.
The composite elastic woven fabric 100 is an arm cover, leg cover, coverall with integrated functions such as dust-proof function that requires fitting of the opening, clothing with multiple structures, clothing such as corsets, tights, and T-shirts. A woven fabric that serves as a base of the fabric, and is woven with warp yarn (warp) and weft yarn (weft).

伸縮性の高い繊維10は、ポリウレタンであり、この繊維と同様に高い伸縮性を有する繊維を代用しうる。伸縮性の低い繊維20は、ポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテート等や、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維等)から選択され、これら繊維と同様に低い伸縮性を有する繊維を代用しうる。   The highly stretchable fiber 10 is polyurethane, and a fiber having high stretchability can be substituted for this fiber. The low-stretch fiber 20 is selected from polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, acetate, etc. and non-designated fibers (such as tencel, lyocell, and polylactic acid fiber). Similar to these fibers, fibers having low stretchability can be substituted.

高伸縮部30は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20および伸縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の伸縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率や20の選択される繊維の種類は適宜変更されうる。高伸縮部の緯糸は、伸縮性の低い繊維20が伸縮性の高い繊維10をカバーする役割を担う。低伸縮部40は経糸および緯糸の両方を伸縮性の低い繊維20で構成している。高伸縮部30と低伸縮部40との境界面60は伸縮度の境目であり、30と40とがジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられることから、境界面60には縫合される際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。   The high stretchable part 30 is composed of warp yarns 20 having low stretchability and weft yarns composed of both low stretchable fibers 20 and highly stretchable fibers 10. The type of fiber selected can be changed as appropriate. The weft yarn of the high stretch portion plays a role of covering the highly stretchable fiber 10 with the low stretchable fiber 20. The low stretchable part 40 comprises both warps and wefts with fibers 20 having low stretchability. The boundary surface 60 between the high expansion / contraction part 30 and the low expansion / contraction part 40 is the boundary of the degree of expansion / contraction, and 30 and 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom. The boundary surface 60 does not have a hole or the like generated when being sewn.

図1(b)は第1の実施例において、図1(a)を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工した後の状態110を示す部分拡大図である。精練、乾燥、撥水加工、整理加工された高伸縮部32は伸縮性の高い繊維10により構成されているため収縮し、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された低伸縮部42は伸縮性の低い繊維20により構成されているため、収縮しない状態を示している。   FIG. 1B is a partially enlarged view showing a state 110 after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging of FIG. 1A in the first embodiment. The highly stretchable portion 32 that has been subjected to scouring, drying, water repellency processing, and organizing processing is contracted because it is composed of the highly elastic fiber 10, and the low stretching portion 42 that has been subjected to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellency processing, and organizing processing is Since it is composed of the low-stretch fiber 20, it shows a state where it does not shrink.

ここで、以下、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工の内容および手順を説明する。
(1)精練:織り上がりの生地は、製織する際に用いる糊や油等の不純物を含んでいる。それら不純物を取り除き、室熱の環境下で、生地を75℃前後の湯の中に入れ、もみこむ工程である。この工程により一般的に油分が付着しやすいポリウレタン繊維を含む生地であっても、その油分等の不純物が洗われる。また糊で固められ伸長されていたポリウレタン繊維が、糊が除去されることでその分収縮する。この時点ではポリウレタン繊維は伸縮度について変化しやすく、不安定である。
(2)乾熱(温風)処理:精練により不純物が浄化された生地の水分を除去するため、ボイラ等の機械で吊るし干しをするか、又は天日干し(自然乾燥)をする工程である。水分を含んでいたポリウレタン繊維は、乾燥されることよりさらに収縮する。
(3)撥水加工:40℃前後の樹脂等からなる撥水剤の液に2回程浸水させる工程である。これにより、生地の表面に撥水剤が固着され水分をはじくようになる。
(4)整理加工:約165℃以上の温度の熱風により乾燥させ撥水液を定着させる。この高温乾燥工程(熱セット)によりさらに撥水度を向上させ、ポリウレタン繊維はさらに収縮し、固着され伸縮度が安定する。
Here, the contents and procedures of scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging will be described below.
(1) Scouring: The woven fabric contains impurities such as glue and oil used when weaving. In this process, the impurities are removed and the dough is placed in hot water at around 75 ° C. in a room heat environment. By this process, impurities such as oil are washed out even if the fabric contains polyurethane fibers that are generally easy to attach oil. In addition, the polyurethane fiber that has been hardened and stretched with glue contracts by the removal of the glue. At this point, the polyurethane fiber is apt to change in terms of stretch and is unstable.
(2) Dry heat (warm air) treatment: In order to remove moisture from the dough whose impurities have been purified by scouring, it is a process of hanging by a machine such as a boiler or drying in the sun (natural drying). The polyurethane fiber containing moisture shrinks further than being dried.
(3) Water repellent treatment: a step of immersing a water repellent liquid composed of a resin or the like at around 40 ° C. twice. As a result, the water repellent is fixed to the surface of the fabric and repels moisture.
(4) Arrangement processing: Drying with hot air at a temperature of about 165 ° C. or more to fix the water repellent liquid. This high-temperature drying step (heat setting) further improves the water repellency, and the polyurethane fibers are further shrunk and fixed to stabilize the stretch.

精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部の伸縮度に差が生じる。この差は、高伸縮部の緯糸に用いられる伸縮性の高い繊維の混成比率を適宜変更することや、緯糸に用いる伸縮性の低い繊維として選択する繊維の種類により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部の伸縮度に差異を持たせることができる。また、当該混成比率を任意に変更することや、伸縮性の低い繊維として選択する繊維の種類によりあらゆる所望の伸縮度を有する織布の製造を可能とする。   Due to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent treatment, and rearrangement, there is a difference in the degree of stretch between the high stretch portion and the low stretch portion. This difference is due to the change in the hybrid ratio of the highly stretchable fibers used in the wefts of the high stretch part and the type of fiber selected as the low stretch fiber used in the wefts. It is possible to make a difference in the degree of stretching. In addition, it is possible to produce a woven fabric having any desired degree of stretch by changing the hybrid ratio arbitrarily or by selecting the type of fiber selected as the low stretch fiber.

また、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面60は顕著となるが、60は縫合されていないためその境界面は穴等がなく連続してつながっている。そのため、従来のように縫合された織布と異なり、穴部を有さないため、外部から粒状、粉状、液状のいずれの物質が侵入することもなく、水などをはじく撥水効果、空気中に飛散する塵埃中に含まれる放射線物質等の有害物質からの汚染防止効果に効果を発揮する。また、伸縮度の異なる布地を準備し縫合する必要がなく、また境界面60に縫い合わせの跡がないため外観上美観に優れている。   Further, the scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent treatment, and rearrangement process make the boundary surface 60 between the high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion noticeable, but since 60 is not stitched, the boundary surface is continuous without any holes. Connected. Therefore, unlike woven fabrics sewn in the conventional manner, it does not have a hole, so that any substance such as granular, powder, or liquid does not enter from the outside, water repellent effect that repels water, air It is effective in preventing contamination from harmful substances such as radioactive substances contained in dust scattered inside. Moreover, it is not necessary to prepare and sew fabrics having different degrees of stretch, and since there is no trace of stitching on the boundary surface 60, the appearance is excellent in appearance.

織布の工程において、模様を入れる場合においても、本願発明のように伸縮度の異なる部分全てにおいて連続的かつ一体的に、模様を施すことができる。また、一連の織布に対して織糸を切り替えることで従来の模様プリントで施されているようなチェック模様などの様々な模様にすることもできる。従来の異なる伸縮性を有する複数の織布を縫合した複合伸縮性織布では、複数の織布それぞれに模様を施す必要があり工程数の面で問題であったが、本願発明の複合伸縮性織布はその点においても工程数を減少させ、複雑な模様であっても一度に簡単に模様等の装飾を施すことができる点で有利である。   Even in the case of putting a pattern in the woven fabric process, the pattern can be applied continuously and integrally in all the portions having different degrees of stretch as in the present invention. In addition, various patterns such as a check pattern that is applied in a conventional pattern print can be obtained by switching the woven yarn to a series of woven fabrics. In the conventional composite stretch woven fabric obtained by stitching a plurality of woven fabrics having different stretch properties, it is necessary to apply a pattern to each of the plurality of woven fabrics. In this respect, the woven fabric is advantageous in that the number of steps can be reduced, and even a complicated pattern can be easily decorated such as a pattern at a time.

図2(a)は第2の実施例の複合伸縮性織布200を示す部分拡大図である。
図1において10はポリウレタン等の伸縮性の高い繊維、20はポリエステル等の伸縮性の低い繊維、30は高伸縮部、50は中伸縮部、62は高伸縮部と中伸縮部との境界面、200は第2の実施例の複合伸縮性織布である。高伸縮部30および低伸縮部40はジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられている。
Fig.2 (a) is the elements on larger scale which show the composite elastic woven fabric 200 of the 2nd Example.
In FIG. 1, 10 is a highly stretchable fiber such as polyurethane, 20 is a low stretchable fiber such as polyester, 30 is a high stretchable portion, 50 is a middle stretchable portion, 62 is a boundary surface between the high stretchable portion and the middle stretchable portion. , 200 is the composite stretchable woven fabric of the second embodiment. The high stretchable part 30 and the low stretchable part 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom.

高伸縮部30は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20および伸縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の伸縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率は適宜変更されうる。また、所望の伸縮度により20の選択される繊維の種類が適宜変更されうる。中伸縮部50は高伸縮部30と比較して伸縮性が低く、低伸縮部40と比較して伸縮性の高い部分を指し、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20および伸縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の伸縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率は高伸縮部よりも低い伸縮度において適宜変更されうる。また、所望の伸縮度により20の選択される繊維の種類が適宜変更されうる。高伸縮部30と中伸縮部50との境界面62は伸縮度の境目であり、30と50とが一体的に織布されることから継ぎ目にあたる部分に、縫合する際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。   The high stretchable part 30 is composed of warps with low stretchable fibers 20 and wefts with both low stretchable fibers 20 and highly stretchable fibers 10. Can be changed. Further, the type of 20 selected fibers can be appropriately changed depending on the desired degree of stretching. The middle stretchable part 50 has a low stretchability compared to the high stretchable part 30 and refers to a part having a high stretchability compared to the low stretchable part 40, and the weft is made of the low stretchable fiber 20 and the highly stretchable fiber 10. Both are configured, and the distribution of 10 and 20 and the hybrid ratio can be changed as appropriate at a lower stretch degree than that of the high stretch part, depending on the desired stretch degree. Further, the type of 20 selected fibers can be appropriately changed depending on the desired degree of stretching. A boundary surface 62 between the high stretchable portion 30 and the middle stretchable portion 50 is a boundary of the stretch degree. Since 30 and 50 are integrally woven, a hole portion or the like generated when sewing is performed on a portion corresponding to a joint. not exist.

図2(b)は第2の実施例において、図2(a)を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工した後の状態210を示す部分拡大図である。精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された高伸縮部32は伸縮性の高い繊維10により構成されているため収縮し、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された中伸縮部52も伸縮性の高い繊維10を含む構成であるため、高伸縮部32と比較して緩やかな伸縮度で収縮する。   FIG. 2B is a partially enlarged view showing a state 210 after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging processing of FIG. 2A in the second embodiment. The highly stretchable portion 32 that has been subjected to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearrangement is made of the highly stretchable fiber 10 and thus contracts, and the middle stretchable portion 52 that has been subjected to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearrangement processing. Since the structure also includes the highly stretchable fiber 10, it contracts with a moderate degree of stretch as compared with the high stretch portion 32.

第2の実施例においては、中伸縮部は第1の実施例の低伸縮部と比較して伸縮性があるため、この織布が衣類などに応用されると、中伸縮部にあたる部分は肌との密着性がより高くなるという効果がある。   In the second embodiment, the middle stretchable portion is stretchable compared to the low stretchable portion of the first embodiment. Therefore, when this woven fabric is applied to clothing, the portion corresponding to the middle stretchable portion is the skin. There is an effect that the adhesiveness with is higher.

図3は第3の実施例の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバー300を示す斜視図である。アームカバー又はレッグカバー300は、高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54で順に構成され、高伸縮部34と低伸縮部44との境界面60、および低伸縮部44と中伸縮部54との境界面64は縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることから、継ぎ目にあたる部分に縫合する際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。低伸縮部44は高伸縮部34および中伸縮部54と比較して、低い伸縮度であり、伸縮しても良いし、全く伸縮しない構成としてもよい。   FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an arm cover or leg cover 300 using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the third embodiment. The arm cover or leg cover 300 includes a high stretchable portion 34, a low stretchable portion 44, and a middle stretchable portion 54 in this order. The boundary surface 60 between the high stretchable portion 34 and the low stretchable portion 44, and the low stretchable portion 44 and the middle stretchable portion. Since the boundary surface 64 with the portion 54 is integrally woven without being sewn, there is no hole or the like generated when the seam is stitched to the portion corresponding to the joint. The low expansion / contraction part 44 has a low expansion / contraction degree compared to the high expansion / contraction part 34 and the middle expansion / contraction part 54, and may be configured to expand or contract at all.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を図3に示すアームカバー又はレッグカバーのような、筒状に形成する方法として、まず高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54の順に並んだ一枚の織布を一体として形成する。その後、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工を経て、高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54と並ぶ両側面を縫い合わせる。高伸縮部34と中伸縮部54にあたる部分は生地の補強をするため、それぞれ二重に折り返し、境界面60および境界面64において縫合する。これにより、従来の複数の織布を縫合して製造するアームカバー又はレッグカバーと比較して、縫合工程を減らすことができ、生産コストの点からも有利となる。   As a method of forming the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention into a cylindrical shape such as the arm cover or leg cover shown in FIG. 3, first, the high stretchable portion 34, the low stretchable portion 44, and the middle stretchable portion 54 are arranged in this order. A sheet of woven fabric is formed as a unit. Thereafter, both side surfaces along with the high stretchable portion 34, the low stretchable portion 44, and the middle stretchable portion 54 are stitched together through scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and organizing processing. In order to reinforce the fabric, the portions corresponding to the high stretchable portion 34 and the middle stretchable portion 54 are folded twice and stitched at the boundary surface 60 and the boundary surface 64. Thereby, compared with the arm cover or leg cover manufactured by stitching a plurality of conventional woven fabrics, the stitching process can be reduced, which is advantageous in terms of production cost.

第3の実施例の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバーを実際に腕や脚に装着すると、高伸縮部と中伸縮部がそれぞれ腕や脚の太さに合わせてフィットしやすく、また高伸縮部と中伸縮部との伸縮度の差から圧迫による不快感もない。外観上も高伸縮部と低伸縮部、低伸縮部と中伸縮部の境界面は一連であるため、縫い目も外観に現れず意匠的に優れている。また、境界面が一連につながっているため、ジャカード織機等で模様を施す場合にも、境界面で切れ目なく一体的、全体的に模様を施すことができる。   When the arm cover or leg cover using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the third embodiment is actually attached to the arm or leg, the high stretchable part and the middle stretchable part are easy to fit according to the thickness of the arm or leg, respectively. In addition, there is no discomfort due to pressure due to the difference in stretch between the high stretch portion and the middle stretch portion. In terms of appearance, since the boundary surfaces of the high and low stretchable parts and the low and medium stretchable parts are a series, the seam does not appear in the appearance and is excellent in design. In addition, since the boundary surfaces are connected in series, even when a pattern is applied on a jacquard loom or the like, the pattern can be applied integrally and entirely on the boundary surface.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を利用した製品として図3に示すアームカバー又はレッグカバーだけでなく、その他の衣類等にも応用可能である。例えば、開口部のフィット性を必要とする上下一体型の防塵等の機能を持つつなぎ服、多重構造を持つ衣服、T−シャツやスウェットの首回り、袖、腰回りの部分に伸縮性をもたせるために、本発明の複合伸縮性織布を利用することや、コルセットや腹巻、ガードルやタイツ等の所定の着圧が必要な衣類にも応用できる。所定の部分に伸縮度をもたせるため、繊維の混成比率や繊維の種類を適宜変更することで、部分的に伸縮性を有するあらゆる製品に応用することができる。   As a product using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention, it can be applied not only to the arm cover or the leg cover shown in FIG. For example, in order to give stretchability to the top, top and bottom coveralls that require the fit of the opening, and the like, the clothes with multiple structures, the neck, sleeves, and waist around the T-shirt and sweat In addition, the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention can be used, and can also be applied to clothing that requires a predetermined pressure, such as a corset, a stomach wrap, a girdle, or tights. In order to give a predetermined portion a degree of expansion and contraction, it can be applied to any product having partial elasticity by appropriately changing the fiber mixture ratio and fiber type.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を用いることにより、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、低伸縮部をジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により一連に織り上げる過程で衣類の装飾、模様等も一度に一体的に織りあげることができるという効果も得られる。   By using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention, the decoration, pattern, etc. of clothing can be obtained in the process of weaving the high stretchable portion, middle stretchable portion, and low stretchable portion in series with a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom. The effect that it can weave in one at a time is also acquired.

10 ・・・伸縮性の高い繊維
20 ・・・伸縮性の低い繊維
30 ・・・高伸縮部
32 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の高伸縮部
34 ・・・第3の実施例における高伸縮部
40 ・・・低伸縮部
42 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の低伸縮部
44 ・・・第3の実施例における低伸縮部
50 ・・・中伸縮部
52 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の中伸縮部
54 ・・・第3の実施例における中伸縮部
60 ・・・高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面
62 ・・・高伸縮部と中伸縮部との境界面
64 ・・・中伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面
100・・・第1の実施例(複合伸縮性織布)
200・・・第2の実施例(複合伸縮性織布)
300・・・第3の実施例(アームカバー又はレッグカバー)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... High stretchable fiber 20 ... Low stretchable fiber 30 ... High stretchable part 32 ... Highly stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent processing, rearrangement 34 ... No. High stretchable part 40 in the third embodiment 40... Low stretchable part 42 ... Low stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, rearrangement process 44 ... Low stretchable part in the third embodiment 50 ..Medium stretchable part 52... Medium stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent processing, rearrangement processing 54. Middle stretchable part in the third embodiment 60... High stretchable part and low stretchable part Boundary surface 62 ... Boundary surface between the high stretchable portion and the middle stretchable portion 64 ... Boundary surface between the middle stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion 100 ... First embodiment (composite stretchable woven fabric)
200 ... 2nd Example (composite elastic woven fabric)
300 ... Third embodiment (arm cover or leg cover)

本発明は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部を有する複合伸縮性織布に関する。   The present invention relates to a composite stretchable woven fabric having a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability.

衣類には、部分的に伸縮性をもたせることによって、衣服のずれ落ちることを防止し、体に密着させるという機能がある。従来は伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分は別々に製造され、縫い合わされることで一枚の織布とされていた。従来の縫い合わせによる方法では、重ねて縫うことによる厚み、その境界の段差や縫合による縫合跡の空間、意匠的にも外面に縫い目が現れ見た目が悪い、といった問題があった。また、着用時にもその厚みや縫い合わせ部分による、蒸れ感や摩擦、肌触りが悪いといった不快感を生じる、という問題があった。   The clothing has a function of preventing the clothes from slipping down and sticking them to the body by giving stretchability partially. Conventionally, a highly stretchable part and a low stretchable part are manufactured separately and stitched together to form a single woven fabric. In the conventional method by stitching, there are problems such as the thickness due to overlapping stitches, the step of the boundary, the space of the stitching trace due to stitching, and the appearance that the seam appears on the outer surface and the appearance is poor. In addition, there is a problem that uncomfortable feelings such as stuffiness, friction, and touch are caused by the thickness and the stitched portion even when worn.

伸縮性の異なる織布(複合伸縮性織布)の製造方法として、例えば下記特許文献1に示されるアームカバーがある。
このアームカバーはニット製であって、アームカバーの手首側には指を通す開口部が設けられ、筒状の部分を丸編みする工程において開口部が一体的に形成されている。
また、高い伸縮性を有する織布の製造方法として、例えば下記特許文献2に示される芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維を含む編地および衣類がある。
この芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維を含む編地および衣類は、地編み糸としてポリエステル、ポリプロピレン、ナイロン、アクリルなどの合成繊維、アセテート、プロミックスなどの半合成繊維、レーヨン、ポリノジック、キュプラ、リヨセルなどの再生繊維、綿、麻、絹、毛などの天然繊維が用いられる。中でも芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維の芯部分を構成する伸縮弾性を有するエラストマー樹脂として、ポリウレタン、ポリスチレンブタジエン系ブロックコポリマー等を例示し、特にポリウレタンが好適とされている。
As a method for producing woven fabrics having different stretchability (composite stretchable woven fabric), for example, there is an arm cover disclosed in Patent Document 1 below.
The arm cover is made of knit, and an opening for passing a finger is provided on the wrist side of the arm cover, and the opening is integrally formed in the process of circular knitting the cylindrical portion.
Moreover, as a manufacturing method of the woven fabric which has high elasticity, there exist a knitted fabric and clothing containing the core-sheath conjugate fiber shown by the following patent document 2, for example.
The knitted fabric and clothing containing this core-sheath conjugate fiber are recycled as synthetic yarns such as polyester, polypropylene, nylon and acrylic as semi-woven yarns, semi-synthetic fibers such as acetate and promix, rayon, polynosic, cupra and lyocell. Natural fibers such as fiber, cotton, hemp, silk, and hair are used. Among them, polyurethane and polystyrene butadiene block copolymers are exemplified as the elastomer resin having stretch elasticity constituting the core portion of the core-sheath conjugate fiber, and polyurethane is particularly suitable.

特開2013−40414号公報JP2013-40414A 特開2005−42214号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-42214 国際公開2007/074833号公報International Publication No. 2007/074833

特許文献1に記載の従来技術においては、ゴム編みや丸編みなどの編み方を変更することで、開口部のように異なる形状を有する部分をも、一体として一枚のニット製の編地を製造することを可能としている。また一般的に、ニット素材は粗地であることで、伸縮性を持たせている。しかしながら、この従来技術においては、使用により伸縮性に劣化が生じうるニット製の編地について、編み方を変えて一体的に形成することを開示しているのみであり、ニット素材の性質から不安定で変形しやすく、永続的に伸縮性を保つことができないという問題がある。   In the prior art described in Patent Document 1, by changing the knitting method such as rubber knitting and circular knitting, a single knit knitted fabric can be integrated into a portion having a different shape such as an opening. It is possible to manufacture. In general, the knit material is rough and has elasticity. However, this prior art only discloses that a knit knitted fabric, which may be deteriorated in stretchability by use, is integrally formed by changing the knitting method. There is a problem that it is stable and easily deformed, and cannot be permanently stretched.

特許文献2に記載の従来技術においては、伸縮性のある素材と非伸縮性の素材を組み合わせて一体化する不織布の製造方法について開示しているが、一体化の手段としてニードパンチ法、水流交絡法を開示しているのみであり、繊維を熱・機械的・化学的に絡み合わせる点において、工法が複雑となる。また不織布は織物より強度が弱く、洗濯性、耐久性、磨耗性の点で劣るという問題がある。
特許文献3に記載の従来技術においては、部分的に異なるストレッチ性を有する布帛の製造方法について開示しているが、抜蝕加工で抜蝕剤により溶解するポリマーと、抜蝕剤により溶解しない非抜蝕性ポリマーとからなる複合繊維を開示しているのみであり、一般的にこのような抜蝕加工により製造することは生産コストの点、また製造時において特段の注意が必要な点で問題がある。
In the prior art described in Patent Document 2, a method for producing a nonwoven fabric in which a stretchable material and a non-stretchable material are combined and integrated is disclosed. As a means for integration, a need punch method, hydroentanglement is used. The method is only disclosed, and the construction method is complicated in that the fibers are intertwined thermally, mechanically, and chemically. In addition, the nonwoven fabric has a problem that its strength is weaker than that of the woven fabric and it is inferior in terms of washability, durability, and abrasion.
In the prior art described in Patent Document 3, a method for producing a fabric having partially different stretch properties is disclosed. However, a polymer that dissolves by a discharging agent in a discharging process and a non-dissolving material that does not dissolve by a discharging agent. It only discloses composite fibers composed of an extractable polymer. In general, manufacturing by such an extraction process is a problem in terms of production cost and special care required at the time of manufacture. There is.

さらに、従来の部分的に異なる伸縮度をもたせる織布を製造する方法として、予め伸縮度の異なる織布を製造し、後に縫合する方法や、伸縮度を持たせるためゴム等の弾力のある素材を後付けする方法が用いられている。しかし、別パーツの織布を必要とし、工程も増加するという問題や、縫合の継ぎ目に穴が存在し、撥水性の点からも問題がある。
本発明は、これら全ての問題を解決し、伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分の両方を備える織布を縫い合わせることなく、比較的安価かつ安易な方法で、一度に一体的に製造した織布を提供することを課題とする。また、本発明はニット素材等の粗地と異なり、高密度な織布であっても部分的に伸縮性を持たせることを可能とする織布を提供することを課題とする。
Furthermore, as a conventional method for producing a woven fabric having a partially different degree of elasticity, a method for producing a woven fabric having a different degree of elasticity in advance and stitching it later, or a material having elasticity such as rubber to give the degree of elasticity. The method of retrofitting is used. However, there is a problem that a woven fabric of another part is required and the number of processes is increased, and a hole is present at the seam of stitching, and there is a problem from the viewpoint of water repellency.
The present invention solves all of these problems and is manufactured integrally at a time in a relatively inexpensive and easy method without sewing together a woven fabric having both a highly stretchable portion and a low stretchable portion. It is an object to provide a woven fabric. Another object of the present invention is to provide a woven fabric that can be partially stretched even with a high-density woven fabric, unlike a rough ground such as a knit material.

上記課題を解決するために、本発明の複合伸縮性織布は以下の技術的解決手段を備えている。
本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、精練、乾熱処理及び/又は整理加工による収縮性が高い繊維と収縮性が低い繊維とを混成して製織してなる複合伸縮性織布であって、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を縮性の低い繊維で製織し、高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする。
In order to solve the above problems, the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention comprises the following technical solutions.
The composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention is a composite stretchable woven fabric obtained by weaving a mixture of fibers having high shrinkability and fibers having low shrinkage by scouring, dry heat treatment and / or rearrangement processing. has high elasticity portion having elasticity and a low-stretch portion having a low stretchability, high elasticity portion is a fiber low warp of shrinkage, high weft low fiber and shrinkage resistant shrinkage fibers weaving and hybrid bets, low-stretch unit is weaving the warp and weft with low shrinkage fibers, high elasticity portion is high low fiber and shrinkage resistant shrinkage of the weft by the desired stretching degree The hybrid ratio with the fiber is appropriately changed, and the high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are woven together without being sewn.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、精練、乾熱処理及び/又は整理加工による収縮性が高い繊維と収縮性が低い繊維とを混成して製織してなる複合伸縮性織布であって、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸を縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維と、高伸縮部と比較して少量の縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、高伸縮部および低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする。 The composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention is a composite stretchable woven fabric obtained by weaving a mixture of fibers having high shrinkability and fibers having low shrinkage by scouring, dry heat treatment and / or rearrangement processing. has high elasticity portion having elasticity and a low-stretch portion having a low stretchability, high elasticity portion is a fiber low warp of shrinkage, high weft low fiber and shrinkage resistant shrinkage fibers weaving and hybrid bets, low-stretch unit in the textile low warp of contraction property, and a fiber low weft of shrinkage resistance, compared to hybrid and high small amount of shrinkage fibers with high elasticity portion and then woven, high elasticity portions and low-stretch unit, appropriately changes the mixing ratio of the contraction of a low fiber and contraction highly fibers of the weft yarn by the desired stretching degree, high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion Is characterized by being woven together without being sewn.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテートや、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維)から選択され、縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする。 Composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, shrinkage properties of low fiber polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, Asete with or, unspecified fibers (Tencel, lyocell, is selected from polylactic acid textiles), the fiber having high shrinkage properties characterized in that it is a polyurethane.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を縮性の低い繊維で製織するステップと、高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、および/又は整理加工することで、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む。 Method for producing a composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, and a low-stretch portion having a high elasticity portions and low-stretch with high elasticity, high elastic unit is lower warps of shrinkage fibers, weft and a step of then mixed and high low fiber and shrinkage resistant shrinkage fiber weaving, a step low-stretch unit for weaving the warp and weft with low shrinkage fibers, high elasticity portion is desired and changing the mixing ratio of the stretching of the lower fibers shrinkage of the weft by the contraction highly fibers suitable, the high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion is integrally woven without being sutured and a step that, woven scouring the dough rise, dry heat treatment, by processing your and / or organize, including the steps of: providing a difference in yield degree of crimping of the high-stretch section and the low-stretch unit.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、低伸縮部は経糸を縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維と、高伸縮部と比較して少量の縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、高伸縮部および低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、および/又は整理加工することで、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む。 Method for producing a composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, and a low-stretch portion having a high elasticity portions and low-stretch with high elasticity, high elastic unit is lower warps of shrinkage fibers, weft a step of a high low fiber and shrinkage resistant shrinkage fibers mixed to weaving, with low-stretch unit is lower warps of shrinkage fibers, and fibers less the weft of shrinkage resistance, high elasticity a step of comparing to hybrid of the high small amount of shrinkage fibers in weaving and parts, high elasticity portions and low-stretch unit, desired stretching degree low fiber and contraction of contraction of the weft by A step of appropriately changing the mixing ratio with a high-strength fiber, a step in which the high stretch portion and the low stretch portion are woven together without being sewn, and scouring, dry heat treatment , preliminary / or by organizing process, comprising the steps of providing a difference in yield degree of crimping of the high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテートや、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維)から選択され、縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする。 Method for producing a composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, shrinkage properties of low fiber polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, Asete with or, unspecified fibers (Tencel lyocell is selected from polylactic acid textiles), the fiber having high shrinkage properties characterized in that it is a polyurethane.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバーは、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と、低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部と、高伸縮部と比較して低い伸縮性を有し、低伸縮部と比較して高い伸縮性を有する中伸縮部で構成され、高伸縮部および中伸縮部は経糸を縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を縮性の低い繊維で製織し、高伸縮部および前記中伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の縮性の低い繊維と縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、および低伸縮部の順に縫合されることなく一体的に織布され、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、および低伸縮部を有する側面を筒状となるよう縫合され、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、および/又は整理加工することで、高伸縮部と中伸縮部と低伸縮部との縮度に差異を設けることを特徴とする。 The arm cover or leg cover using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchability portion having a high stretchability, a low stretchability portion having a low stretchability, and a low stretchability compared to a high stretchability portion. and it consists of a telescopic part in having high stretchability as compared to the low-stretch unit, high elasticity portions and the intermediate telescoping section in the textile low warp of shrinkage, low fiber and contraction of the weft of contraction property weaving and hybrid and high sexual fibers, low-stretch unit is weaving the warp and weft with low shrinkage fibers, high elasticity portions and the in telescopic unit, weft shrinkage of the desired stretching degree low fiber and mixing ratio of the contraction highly fibers appropriately changed, high elasticity portion, the middle telescoping section, and is integrally woven without being sewn in the order of low-stretch unit, high elasticity portion, the middle stretchable portion, and a side surface having a low-stretch portion is sewn so as to be cylindrical, scouring fabrics up weave, dry heat Contact and / or by organizing work, and providing a difference in yield degree of crimping of the high elasticity portion and the middle stretch unit and the low-stretch portion.

本発明によれば、伸縮性の高い高伸縮部と伸縮性の低い低伸縮部とは縫い合わされることなく一体的に織布されるため、外面に縫い目が現れず、織布全体において縫い合わせによる穴部を有しない織布を製造することができる。これにより、水分や、空気中に飛散する塵埃中に含まれる有害な放射線物質等の外部からの物質の侵入を防ぐことができるという効果が得られる。
また、伸縮性の高い高伸縮部と伸縮性の低い低伸縮部とを一体的に織布できるため、伸縮度の異なる複数の織布を別々のパーツとして織布し縫合する従来の方法に比べ、製造工程を削減でき、かつ簡易な工法で製造でき、生産コストの上昇を抑制できるという効果が得られる。
さらに、ジャカード機のような織機で複雑な模様を織る際に、部分的に異なる伸縮性を有する織布全体に装飾模様を一度に容易に織布できるという効果が得られる。これにより、さまざまなデザインの装飾が可能となり、デザインの幅を広げることができるという効果が得られる。
According to the present invention, the high stretchable portion with high stretchability and the low stretchable portion with low stretchability are integrally woven without being sewn together, so that no seam appears on the outer surface, and the entire woven fabric is sewn together. A woven fabric having no hole can be manufactured. As a result, it is possible to prevent intrusion of substances from the outside such as moisture and harmful radiation substances contained in dust scattered in the air.
In addition, the high stretch part with high stretchability and the low stretch part with low stretchability can be woven together, compared to the conventional method of woven and stitching multiple woven fabrics with different stretch degrees as separate parts. In addition, it is possible to reduce the manufacturing process, to manufacture with a simple method, and to obtain an effect of suppressing an increase in production cost.
Furthermore, when weaving a complicated pattern with a loom such as a jacquard machine, it is possible to easily woven a decorative pattern on the entire woven cloth having partially different stretchability. As a result, various designs can be decorated, and the effect of widening the design can be obtained.

第1の実施例の構造および精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の状態示す部分拡大図。The elements on larger scale which show the structure of the 1st Example and the state after scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent processing, and arrangement processing. 第2の実施例の構造および精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の状態示す部分拡大図。The elements on larger scale which show the state of the structure and scouring of 2nd Example, dry heat processing, water-repellent processing, and a rearrangement process. 第3の実施例を示す斜視図。The perspective view which shows a 3rd Example.

以下、図面を参照して本発明による複合伸縮性織布の実施例を説明する。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the composite stretchable woven fabric according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図1(a)は第1の実施例である複合伸縮性織布の織上り生地100を示す部分拡大図である。
図1において10はポリウレタン等の縮性の高い繊維、20はポリエステル等の縮性の低い繊維、30は高伸縮部、40は低伸縮部、60は高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面、100は第1の実施例の複合伸縮性織布である。高伸縮部30と低伸縮部40はジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられている。
複合伸縮性織布100はアームカバー、レッグカバー、開口部のフィット性を必要とする上下一体型の防塵等の機能を持つつなぎ服、多重構造を持つ衣服、コルセット、タイツ、T−シャツ等の衣類のベースとなる織布であり、普通糸による縦糸(経糸)と横糸(緯糸)により織られるものである。
Fig.1 (a) is the elements on larger scale which show the woven fabric 100 of the composite elastic | stretch fabric which is a 1st Example.
Fibers 10 having a high contraction resistance and polyurethane 1, 20 fibers low shrinkage property such as polyester, 30 high elasticity portion 40 is low-stretch unit 60 includes the high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion The boundary surface 100 is the composite stretchable woven fabric of the first embodiment. The high stretchable part 30 and the low stretchable part 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or a dobby loom.
The composite elastic woven fabric 100 is an arm cover, leg cover, coverall with integrated functions such as dust-proof function that requires fitting of the opening, clothing with multiple structures, clothing such as corsets, tights, and T-shirts. A woven fabric that serves as a base of the fabric, and is woven with warp yarn (warp) and weft yarn (weft).

縮性の高い繊維10は、ポリウレタンであり、この繊維と同様に高い縮性を有する繊維を代用しうる。縮性の低い繊維20は、ポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテート等や、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維等)から選択され、これら繊維と同様に低い縮性を有する繊維を代用しうる。 Shrinkage highly fibers 10 are polyurethane, it can substitute fibers having the fiber as well as high shrinkage properties. Shrinkage properties of low fiber 20, polyesters, polyamides (nylons), cupra, cotton, selected wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, or acetate, etc., from the specified outer fibers (Tencel, lyocell, polylactic acid fibers, etc.) It may substitute fibers having low shrinkage properties as well as the fibers.

高伸縮部30は経糸を縮性の低い繊維20、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維20および縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率や20の選択される繊維の種類は適宜変更されうる。高伸縮部の緯糸は、縮性の低い繊維20が縮性の高い繊維10をカバーする役割を担う。低伸縮部40は経糸および緯糸の両方を縮性の低い繊維20で構成している。高伸縮部30と低伸縮部40との境界面60は伸縮度の境目であり、30と40とがジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられることから、境界面60には縫合される際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。 High elasticity portion 30 is fiber 20 less the warp of shrinkage properties, constitute a weft in both high fiber 10 of low fiber 20 and contraction of the contraction of allocation of 10 and 20 by the desired yield Chijimido, The hybrid ratio and the selected fiber type of 20 can be changed as appropriate. Weft high elasticity portion, shrinkage properties of low fiber 20 is responsible for covering the high fiber 10 having shrinkage properties. Low-stretch unit 40 constitute both warp and weft in shrinkage having low fiber 20. The boundary surface 60 between the high expansion / contraction part 30 and the low expansion / contraction part 40 is the boundary of the degree of expansion / contraction, and 30 and 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom. The boundary surface 60 does not have a hole or the like generated when being sewn.

図1(b)は第1の実施例において、図1(a)を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工した後の状態110を示す部分拡大図である。精練、乾燥、撥水加工、整理加工された高伸縮部32は縮性の高い繊維10により構成されているため収縮し、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された低伸縮部42は縮性の低い繊維20により構成されているため、収縮しない状態を示している。 FIG. 1B is a partially enlarged view showing a state 110 after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging of FIG. 1A in the first embodiment. Scouring, drying, water-repellent, high elasticity portion 32, which is organized processed contracts because it is composed of a high fiber 10 having shrinkage resistance, scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent, low-stretch unit organized processed 42 since it is composed of a low fiber 20 having shrinkage properties, and shows a state that does not shrink.

ここで、以下、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工の内容および手順を説明する。
(1)精練:織り上がりの生地は、製織する際に用いる糊や油等の不純物を含んでいる。それら不純物を取り除き、室熱の環境下で、生地を75℃前後の湯の中に入れ、もみこむ工程である。この工程により一般的に油分が付着しやすいポリウレタン繊維を含む生地であっても、その油分等の不純物が洗われる。また糊で固められ伸長されていたポリウレタン繊維が、糊が除去されることでその分収縮する。この時点ではポリウレタン繊維は伸縮度について変化しやすく、不安定である。
(2)乾熱(温風)処理:精練により不純物が浄化された生地の水分を除去するため、ボイラ等の機械で吊るし干しをするか、又は天日干し(自然乾燥)をする工程である。水分を含んでいたポリウレタン繊維は、乾燥されることよりさらに収縮する。
(3)撥水加工:40℃前後の樹脂等からなる撥水剤の液に2回程浸水させる工程である。これにより、生地の表面に撥水剤が固着され水分をはじくようになる。
(4)整理加工:約165℃以上の温度の熱風により乾燥させ撥水液を定着させる。この高温乾燥工程(熱セット)によりさらに撥水度を向上させ、ポリウレタン繊維はさらに収縮し、固着され伸縮度が安定する。
Here, the contents and procedures of scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging will be described below.
(1) Scouring: The woven fabric contains impurities such as glue and oil used when weaving. In this process, the impurities are removed and the dough is placed in hot water at around 75 ° C. in a room heat environment. By this process, impurities such as oil are washed out even if the fabric contains polyurethane fibers that are generally easy to attach oil. In addition, the polyurethane fiber that has been hardened and stretched with glue contracts by the removal of the glue. At this point, the polyurethane fiber is apt to change in terms of stretch and is unstable.
(2) Dry heat (warm air) treatment: In order to remove moisture from the dough whose impurities have been purified by scouring, it is a process of hanging by a machine such as a boiler or drying in the sun (natural drying). The polyurethane fiber containing moisture shrinks further than being dried.
(3) Water repellent treatment: a step of immersing a water repellent liquid composed of a resin or the like at around 40 ° C. twice. As a result, the water repellent is fixed to the surface of the fabric and repels moisture.
(4) Arrangement processing: Drying with hot air at a temperature of about 165 ° C. or more to fix the water repellent liquid. This high-temperature drying step (heat setting) further improves the water repellency, and the polyurethane fibers are further shrunk and fixed to stabilize the stretch.

精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部の縮度に差が生じる。この差は、高伸縮部の緯糸に用いられる縮性の高い繊維の混成比率を適宜変更することや、緯糸に用いる縮性の低い繊維として選択する繊維の種類により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部の縮度に差異を持たせることができる。また、当該混成比率を任意に変更することや、縮性の低い繊維として選択する繊維の種類によりあらゆる所望の伸縮度を有する織布の製造を可能とする。 Scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent, by organizing the processing, the difference in yield degree of crimping of the high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion occurs. This difference, or by appropriately changing the mixing ratio of the high shrinkage properties for use in the weft of the high elasticity portion fibers, the type of fibers to be selected as contraction of low fibers used in the weft, the low and high stretch unit difference in yield degree of crimping of the stretchable portion can have a. Also, it is arbitrarily changed the mixing ratio and enables the production of fabric having any desired stretch of the type of fibers to be selected as low shrinkage fibers.

また、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面60は顕著となるが、60は縫合されていないためその境界面は穴等がなく連続してつながっている。そのため、従来のように縫合された織布と異なり、穴部を有さないため、外部から粒状、粉状、液状のいずれの物質が侵入することもなく、水などをはじく撥水効果、空気中に飛散する塵埃中に含まれる放射線物質等の有害物質からの汚染防止効果に効果を発揮する。また、伸縮度の異なる布地を準備し縫合する必要がなく、また境界面60に縫い合わせの跡がないため外観上美観に優れている。   Further, the scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent treatment, and rearrangement process make the boundary surface 60 between the high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion noticeable, but since 60 is not stitched, the boundary surface is continuous without any holes. Connected. Therefore, unlike woven fabrics sewn in the conventional manner, it does not have a hole, so that any substance such as granular, powder, or liquid does not enter from the outside, water repellent effect that repels water, air It is effective in preventing contamination from harmful substances such as radioactive substances contained in dust scattered inside. Moreover, it is not necessary to prepare and sew fabrics having different degrees of stretch, and since there is no trace of stitching on the boundary surface 60, the appearance is excellent in appearance.

織布の工程において、模様を入れる場合においても、本願発明のように伸縮度の異なる部分全てにおいて連続的かつ一体的に、模様を施すことができる。また、一連の織布に対して織糸を切り替えることで従来の模様プリントで施されているようなチェック模様などの様々な模様にすることもできる。従来の異なる伸縮性を有する複数の織布を縫合した複合伸縮性織布では、複数の織布それぞれに模様を施す必要があり工程数の面で問題であったが、本願発明の複合伸縮性織布はその点においても工程数を減少させ、複雑な模様であっても一度に簡単に模様等の装飾を施すことができる点で有利である。   Even in the case of putting a pattern in the woven fabric process, the pattern can be applied continuously and integrally in all the portions having different degrees of stretch as in the present invention. In addition, various patterns such as a check pattern that is applied in a conventional pattern print can be obtained by switching the woven yarn to a series of woven fabrics. In the conventional composite stretch woven fabric obtained by stitching a plurality of woven fabrics having different stretch properties, it is necessary to apply a pattern to each of the plurality of woven fabrics. In this respect, the woven fabric is advantageous in that the number of steps can be reduced, and even a complicated pattern can be easily decorated such as a pattern at a time.

図2(a)は第2の実施例の複合伸縮性織布200を示す部分拡大図である。
図1において10はポリウレタン等の縮性の高い繊維、20はポリエステル等の縮性の低い繊維、30は高伸縮部、50は中伸縮部、62は高伸縮部と中伸縮部との境界面、200は第2の実施例の複合伸縮性織布である。高伸縮部30および低伸縮部40はジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられている。
Fig.2 (a) is the elements on larger scale which show the composite elastic woven fabric 200 of the 2nd Example.
Fibers 10 having a high contraction resistance and polyurethane 1, 20 fibers low shrinkage property such as polyester, 30 high elasticity portion 50 is middle extendable unit 62 is the high elasticity portion and the middle stretch unit The boundary surface 200 is the composite stretchable woven fabric of the second embodiment. The high stretchable part 30 and the low stretchable part 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom.

高伸縮部30は経糸を縮性の低い繊維20、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維20および縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率は適宜変更されうる。また、所望の縮度により20の選択される繊維の種類が適宜変更されうる。中伸縮部50は高伸縮部30と比較して伸縮性が低く、低伸縮部40と比較して伸縮性の高い部分を指し、緯糸を縮性の低い繊維20および縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率は高伸縮部よりも低い縮度において適宜変更されうる。また、所望の縮度により20の選択される繊維の種類が適宜変更されうる。高伸縮部30と中伸縮部50との境界面62は伸縮度の境目であり、30と50とが一体的に織布されることから継ぎ目にあたる部分に、縫合する際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。 High elasticity portion 30 is fiber 20 less the warp of shrinkage properties, constitute a weft in both high fiber 10 of low fiber 20 and contraction of the contraction of allocation of 10 and 20 by the desired yield Chijimido, The hybrid ratio can be changed as appropriate. The type of fibers selected from 20 the desired yield Chijimido may be appropriately changed. Medium expansion unit 50 is low stretchability as compared to the high elasticity portion 30, as compared with low-stretch unit 40 refers to the highly stretchable part, high weft low fiber 20 and contraction of the contraction fibers constituted by both 10, allocation of 10 and 20 by the desired yield Chijimido, mixing ratio may be appropriately modified low yield Chijimido than high elasticity portion. The type of fibers selected from 20 the desired yield Chijimido may be appropriately changed. A boundary surface 62 between the high stretchable portion 30 and the middle stretchable portion 50 is a boundary of the stretch degree. Since 30 and 50 are integrally woven, a hole portion or the like generated when sewing is performed on a portion corresponding to a joint. not exist.

図2(b)は第2の実施例において、図2(a)を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工した後の状態210を示す部分拡大図である。精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された高伸縮部32は縮性の高い繊維10により構成されているため収縮し、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された中伸縮部52も縮性の高い繊維10を含む構成であるため、高伸縮部32と比較して緩やかな縮度で収縮する。 FIG. 2B is a partially enlarged view showing a state 210 after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging processing of FIG. 2A in the second embodiment. Scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent, organized processed high elasticity portion 32 is contracted since it is constituted by a high fiber 10 having shrinkage resistance, scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent, stretchable portion in which organized processed since 52 is also configured to include a high fiber 10 having shrinkage resistance and contract at a moderate yield Chijimido compared with high elasticity portion 32.

第2の実施例においては、中伸縮部は第1の実施例の低伸縮部と比較して伸縮性があるため、この織布が衣類などに応用されると、中伸縮部にあたる部分は肌との密着性がより高くなるという効果がある。   In the second embodiment, the middle stretchable portion is stretchable compared to the low stretchable portion of the first embodiment. Therefore, when this woven fabric is applied to clothing, the portion corresponding to the middle stretchable portion is the skin. There is an effect that the adhesiveness with is higher.

図3は第3の実施例の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバー300を示す斜視図である。アームカバー又はレッグカバー300は、高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54で順に構成され、高伸縮部34と低伸縮部44との境界面60、および低伸縮部44と中伸縮部54との境界面64は縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることから、継ぎ目にあたる部分に縫合する際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。低伸縮部44は高伸縮部34および中伸縮部54と比較して、低い伸縮度であり、伸縮しても良いし、全く伸縮しない構成としてもよい。   FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an arm cover or leg cover 300 using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the third embodiment. The arm cover or leg cover 300 includes a high stretchable portion 34, a low stretchable portion 44, and a middle stretchable portion 54 in this order. The boundary surface 60 between the high stretchable portion 34 and the low stretchable portion 44, and the low stretchable portion 44 and the middle stretchable portion. Since the boundary surface 64 with the portion 54 is integrally woven without being sewn, there is no hole or the like generated when the seam is stitched to the portion corresponding to the joint. The low expansion / contraction part 44 has a low expansion / contraction degree compared to the high expansion / contraction part 34 and the middle expansion / contraction part 54, and may be configured to expand or contract at all.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を図3に示すアームカバー又はレッグカバーのような、筒状に形成する方法として、まず高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54の順に並んだ一枚の織布を一体として形成する。その後、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工を経て、高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54と並ぶ両側面を縫い合わせる。高伸縮部34と中伸縮部54にあたる部分は生地の補強をするため、それぞれ二重に折り返し、境界面60および境界面64において縫合する。これにより、従来の複数の織布を縫合して製造するアームカバー又はレッグカバーと比較して、縫合工程を減らすことができ、生産コストの点からも有利となる。   As a method of forming the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention into a cylindrical shape such as the arm cover or leg cover shown in FIG. 3, first, the high stretchable portion 34, the low stretchable portion 44, and the middle stretchable portion 54 are arranged in this order. A sheet of woven fabric is formed as a unit. Thereafter, both side surfaces along with the high stretchable portion 34, the low stretchable portion 44, and the middle stretchable portion 54 are stitched together through scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and organizing processing. In order to reinforce the fabric, the portions corresponding to the high stretchable portion 34 and the middle stretchable portion 54 are folded twice and stitched at the boundary surface 60 and the boundary surface 64. Thereby, compared with the arm cover or leg cover manufactured by stitching a plurality of conventional woven fabrics, the stitching process can be reduced, which is advantageous in terms of production cost.

第3の実施例の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバーを実際に腕や脚に装着すると、高伸縮部と中伸縮部がそれぞれ腕や脚の太さに合わせてフィットしやすく、また高伸縮部と中伸縮部との伸縮度の差から圧迫による不快感もない。外観上も高伸縮部と低伸縮部、低伸縮部と中伸縮部の境界面は一連であるため、縫い目も外観に現れず意匠的に優れている。また、境界面が一連につながっているため、ジャカード織機等で模様を施す場合にも、境界面で切れ目なく一体的、全体的に模様を施すことができる。   When the arm cover or leg cover using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the third embodiment is actually attached to the arm or leg, the high stretchable part and the middle stretchable part are easy to fit according to the thickness of the arm or leg, respectively. In addition, there is no discomfort due to pressure due to the difference in stretch between the high stretch portion and the middle stretch portion. In terms of appearance, since the boundary surfaces of the high and low stretchable parts and the low and medium stretchable parts are a series, the seam does not appear in the appearance and is excellent in design. In addition, since the boundary surfaces are connected in series, even when a pattern is applied on a jacquard loom or the like, the pattern can be applied integrally and entirely on the boundary surface.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を利用した製品として図3に示すアームカバー又はレッグカバーだけでなく、その他の衣類等にも応用可能である。例えば、開口部のフィット性を必要とする上下一体型の防塵等の機能を持つつなぎ服、多重構造を持つ衣服、T−シャツやスウェットの首回り、袖、腰回りの部分に伸縮性をもたせるために、本発明の複合伸縮性織布を利用することや、コルセットや腹巻、ガードルやタイツ等の所定の着圧が必要な衣類にも応用できる。所定の部分に伸縮度をもたせるため、繊維の混成比率や繊維の種類を適宜変更することで、部分的に伸縮性を有するあらゆる製品に応用することができる。   As a product using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention, it can be applied not only to the arm cover or the leg cover shown in FIG. For example, in order to give stretchability to the top, top and bottom coveralls that require the fit of the opening, and the like, the clothes with multiple structures, the neck, sleeves, and waist around the T-shirt and sweat In addition, the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention can be used, and can also be applied to clothing that requires a predetermined pressure, such as a corset, a stomach wrap, a girdle, or tights. In order to give a predetermined portion a degree of expansion and contraction, it can be applied to any product having partial elasticity by appropriately changing the fiber mixture ratio and fiber type.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を用いることにより、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、低伸縮部をジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により一連に織り上げる過程で衣類の装飾、模様等も一度に一体的に織りあげることができるという効果も得られる。   By using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention, the decoration, pattern, etc. of clothing can be obtained in the process of weaving the high stretchable portion, middle stretchable portion, and low stretchable portion in series with a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom. The effect that it can weave in one at a time is also acquired.

10 ・・・縮性の高い繊維
20 ・・・縮性の低い繊維
30 ・・・高伸縮部
32 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の高伸縮部
34 ・・・第3の実施例における高伸縮部
40 ・・・低伸縮部
42 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の低伸縮部
44 ・・・第3の実施例における低伸縮部
50 ・・・中伸縮部
52 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の中伸縮部
54 ・・・第3の実施例における中伸縮部
60 ・・・高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面
62 ・・・高伸縮部と中伸縮部との境界面
64 ・・・中伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面
100・・・第1の実施例(複合伸縮性織布)
200・・・第2の実施例(複合伸縮性織布)
300・・・第3の実施例(アームカバー又はレッグカバー)
10 ... contraction highly fiber 20 ... shrinkage properties of low fiber 30 ... High stretch unit 32 ... scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent, after organizing processing high elasticity portion 34 ... -High stretchable part 40 in the third embodiment 40 ... Low stretchable part 42 ... Low stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, rearrangement process 44 ... Low stretchable part in the third embodiment 50 ・ ・ ・ Medium stretchable part 52 ・ ・ ・ Medium stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, rearrangement process 54 ・ ・ ・ Medium stretchable part in the third embodiment 60 ・ ・ ・ High stretchable part and low stretchable part Interface surface 62 ... Interface surface between high stretchable portion and medium stretchable portion 64… Interface surface between medium stretchable portion and low stretchable portion 100… First embodiment (Composite stretchable woven fabric )
200 ... 2nd Example (composite elastic woven fabric)
300 ... Third embodiment (arm cover or leg cover)

本発明は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部を有する複合伸縮性織布に関する。   The present invention relates to a composite stretchable woven fabric having a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability.

衣類には、部分的に伸縮性をもたせることによって、衣服のずれ落ちることを防止し、体に密着させるという機能がある。従来は伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分は別々に製造され、縫い合わされることで一枚の織布とされていた。従来の縫い合わせによる方法では、重ねて縫うことによる厚み、その境界の段差や縫合による縫合跡の空間、意匠的にも外面に縫い目が現れ見た目が悪い、といった問題があった。また、着用時にもその厚みや縫い合わせ部分による、蒸れ感や摩擦、肌触りが悪いといった不快感を生じる、という問題があった。   The clothing has a function of preventing the clothes from slipping down and sticking them to the body by giving stretchability partially. Conventionally, a highly stretchable part and a low stretchable part are manufactured separately and stitched together to form a single woven fabric. In the conventional method by stitching, there are problems such as the thickness due to overlapping stitches, the step of the boundary, the space of the stitching trace due to stitching, and the appearance that the seam appears on the outer surface and the appearance is poor. In addition, there is a problem that uncomfortable feelings such as stuffiness, friction, and touch are caused by the thickness and the stitched portion even when worn.

伸縮性の異なる織布(複合伸縮性織布)の製造方法として、例えば下記特許文献1に示されるアームカバーがある。
このアームカバーはニット製であって、アームカバーの手首側には指を通す開口部が設けられ、筒状の部分を丸編みする工程において開口部が一体的に形成されている。
また、高い伸縮性を有する織布の製造方法として、例えば下記特許文献2に示される芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維を含む編地および衣類がある。
この芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維を含む編地および衣類は、地編み糸としてポリエステル、ポリプロピレン、ナイロン、アクリルなどの合成繊維、アセテート、プロミックスなどの半合成繊維、レーヨン、ポリノジック、キュプラ、リヨセルなどの再生繊維、綿、麻、絹、毛などの天然繊維が用いられる。中でも芯鞘コンジュゲート繊維の芯部分を構成する伸縮弾性を有するエラストマー樹脂として、ポリウレタン、ポリスチレンブタジエン系ブロックコポリマー等を例示し、特にポリウレタンが好適とされている。
As a method for producing woven fabrics having different stretchability (composite stretchable woven fabric), for example, there is an arm cover disclosed in Patent Document 1 below.
The arm cover is made of knit, and an opening for passing a finger is provided on the wrist side of the arm cover, and the opening is integrally formed in the process of circular knitting the cylindrical portion.
Moreover, as a manufacturing method of the woven fabric which has high elasticity, there exist a knitted fabric and clothing containing the core-sheath conjugate fiber shown by the following patent document 2, for example.
The knitted fabric and clothing containing this core-sheath conjugate fiber are recycled as synthetic yarns such as polyester, polypropylene, nylon and acrylic as semi-woven yarns, semi-synthetic fibers such as acetate and promix, rayon, polynosic, cupra and lyocell. Natural fibers such as fiber, cotton, hemp, silk, and hair are used. Among them, polyurethane and polystyrene butadiene block copolymers are exemplified as the elastomer resin having stretch elasticity constituting the core portion of the core-sheath conjugate fiber, and polyurethane is particularly suitable.

特開2013−40414号公報JP2013-40414A 特開2005−42214号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-42214 国際公開2007/074833号公報International Publication No. 2007/074833

特許文献1に記載の従来技術においては、ゴム編みや丸編みなどの編み方を変更することで、開口部のように異なる形状を有する部分をも、一体として一枚のニット製の編地を製造することを可能としている。また一般的に、ニット素材は粗地であることで、伸縮性を持たせている。しかしながら、この従来技術においては、使用により伸縮性に劣化が生じうるニット製の編地について、編み方を変えて一体的に形成することを開示しているのみであり、ニット素材の性質から不安定で変形しやすく、永続的に伸縮性を保つことができないという問題がある。   In the prior art described in Patent Document 1, by changing the knitting method such as rubber knitting and circular knitting, a single knit knitted fabric can be integrated into a portion having a different shape such as an opening. It is possible to manufacture. In general, the knit material is rough and has elasticity. However, this prior art only discloses that a knit knitted fabric, which may be deteriorated in stretchability by use, is integrally formed by changing the knitting method. There is a problem that it is stable and easily deformed, and cannot be permanently stretched.

特許文献2に記載の従来技術においては、伸縮性のある素材と非伸縮性の素材を組み合わせて一体化する不織布の製造方法について開示しているが、一体化の手段としてニードパンチ法、水流交絡法を開示しているのみであり、繊維を熱・機械的・化学的に絡み合わせる点において、工法が複雑となる。また不織布は織物より強度が弱く、洗濯性、耐久性、磨耗性の点で劣るという問題がある。
特許文献3に記載の従来技術においては、部分的に異なるストレッチ性を有する布帛の製造方法について開示しているが、抜蝕加工で抜蝕剤により溶解するポリマーと、抜蝕剤により溶解しない非抜蝕性ポリマーとからなる複合繊維を開示しているのみであり、一般的にこのような抜蝕加工により製造することは生産コストの点、また製造時において特段の注意が必要な点で問題がある。
In the prior art described in Patent Document 2, a method for producing a nonwoven fabric in which a stretchable material and a non-stretchable material are combined and integrated is disclosed. As a means for integration, a need punch method, hydroentanglement is used. The method is only disclosed, and the construction method is complicated in that the fibers are intertwined thermally, mechanically, and chemically. In addition, the nonwoven fabric has a problem that its strength is weaker than that of the woven fabric and it is inferior in terms of washability, durability, and abrasion.
In the prior art described in Patent Document 3, a method for producing a fabric having partially different stretch properties is disclosed. However, a polymer that dissolves by a discharging agent in a discharging process and a non-dissolving material that does not dissolve by a discharging agent. It only discloses composite fibers composed of an extractable polymer. In general, manufacturing by such an extraction process is a problem in terms of production cost and special care required at the time of manufacture. There is.

さらに、従来の部分的に異なる伸縮度をもたせる織布を製造する方法として、予め伸縮度の異なる織布を製造し、後に縫合する方法や、伸縮度を持たせるためゴム等の弾力のある素材を後付けする方法が用いられている。しかし、別パーツの織布を必要とし、工程も増加するという問題や、縫合の継ぎ目に穴が存在し、撥水性の点からも問題がある。
本発明は、これら全ての問題を解決し、伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分の両方を備える織布を縫い合わせることなく、比較的安価かつ安易な方法で、一度に一体的に製造した織布を提供することを課題とする。また、本発明はニット素材等の粗地と異なり、高密度な織布であっても部分的に伸縮性を持たせることを可能とする織布を提供することを課題とする。
Furthermore, as a conventional method for producing a woven fabric having a partially different degree of elasticity, a method for producing a woven fabric having a different degree of elasticity in advance and stitching it later, or a material having elasticity such as rubber to give the degree of elasticity. The method of retrofitting is used. However, there is a problem that a woven fabric of another part is required and the number of processes is increased, and a hole is present at the seam of stitching, and there is a problem from the viewpoint of water repellency.
The present invention solves all of these problems and is manufactured integrally at a time in a relatively inexpensive and easy method without sewing together a woven fabric having both a highly stretchable portion and a low stretchable portion. It is an object to provide a woven fabric. Another object of the present invention is to provide a woven fabric that can be partially stretched even with a high-density woven fabric, unlike a rough ground such as a knit material.

上記課題を解決するために、本発明の複合伸縮性織布は以下の技術的解決手段を備えている。
本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、伸縮性及び精練、乾熱処理及び/又は整理加工による収縮性が高い繊維を用いた高伸縮部と、伸縮性及び精練、乾熱処理及び/又は整理加工による収縮性が低い繊維を用いた低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で製織し、高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする。
In order to solve the above problems, the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention comprises the following technical solutions.
The composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention is composed of a highly stretchable portion using fibers having high stretchability and scouring, dry heat treatment and / or rearrangement processing, and shrinkage due to stretchability and scouring, dry heat treatment and / or rearrangement processing. Low stretch parts using low-strength fibers , high stretch parts are warp yarns with low stretchability and shrinkage properties , weft yarns with low stretchability and shrinkage properties fibers with high stretchability and shrinkage properties weaving and hybrid bets, low-stretch unit is weaving the warp and weft stretchable and shrinkable low fiber, high elasticity portion is desired stretching degree by stretching the elastic and less shrinkable fibers of the weft The ratio of the mixture with the fiber having high elasticity and high shrinkage is appropriately changed, and the high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are integrally woven without being sewn.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、伸縮性及び精練、乾熱処理及び/又は整理加工による収縮性が高い繊維を用いた高伸縮部と、伸縮性及び精練、乾熱処理及び/又は整理加工による収縮性が低い繊維を用いた低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と、高伸縮部と比較して少量の伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、高伸縮部および低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする。 The composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention is composed of a highly stretchable portion using fibers having high stretchability and scouring, dry heat treatment and / or rearrangement processing, and shrinkage due to stretchability and scouring, dry heat treatment and / or rearrangement processing. Low stretch parts using low-strength fibers , high stretch parts are warp yarns with low stretchability and shrinkage properties , weft yarns with low stretchability and shrinkage properties fibers with high stretchability and shrinkage properties The low stretch part is a low stretch and shrinkable fiber, the weft is a low stretch and shrinkable fiber, and a small amount of stretch and shrinkage compared to the high stretch part . Weaving by mixing high fiber and high stretch part and low stretch part, depending on the desired degree of stretch, weigh appropriately the hybrid ratio of low weft stretchability and low shrinkage fiber to high stretchability and shrinkage fiber Change, the high stretch part and the low stretch part are woven together without stitching And wherein the door.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布は、伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテートや、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維)から選択され伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする。 Composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, stretchability and shrinkage of low fibers polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, Asete with or, unspecified fibers (Tencel, lyocell is selected from polylactic acid textiles), stretchability and shrinkability with high fiber characterized in that it is a polyurethane.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で製織するステップと、高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、および/又は整理加工することで、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む。 The method for producing a composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability, and the high stretchable portion is a fiber having low stretchability and low shrinkage. , step a step of weaving hybrid of the weft and stretchability and shrinkage of low fiber and stretch and high shrinkage fibers, low-stretch unit for weaving the warp and weft stretchable and shrinkable low fiber And a step of appropriately changing the hybrid ratio of the fibers having low elasticity and shrinkage of the weft and the fibers having high elasticity and shrinkage according to the desired degree of elasticity, and the high elasticity part and the low elasticity part, and steps are integrally woven without being stitched, woven scouring fabrics up, dry heat treatment, by machining Contact and / or organize, a difference in yield degree of crimping of the high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion Providing a step.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、低伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と、高伸縮部と比較して少量の伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、高伸縮部および低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、高伸縮部と低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、および/又は整理加工することで、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む。 The method for producing a composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchable portion having high stretchability and a low stretchable portion having low stretchability, and the high stretchable portion is a fiber having low stretchability and low shrinkage. a step of weaving hybrid of the weft and stretchability and shrinkage of low fiber and stretch and high shrinkage fibers, low-stretch portion warps stretchable and shrinkable low fiber, the weft stretch and a low shrinkage fibers, a step of hybridization to weaving and a small amount of elasticity and high shrinkable fiber as compared to the high elasticity portion, high elasticity portions and low-stretch unit, weft optionally telescopic degree It is integrally woven without being sewn to the stretch and low shrinkage fibers comprising the steps of appropriately changing the mixing ratio of the elastic and highly shrinkable fiber, and high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion and step, scouring the dough rise weave, dry heat treatment, you and / or organize processing to It is, comprises the steps of providing a difference in yield degree of crimping of the high elasticity portions and low-stretch portion.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法は、伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテートや、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維)から選択され伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする。 The method of manufacturing composite stretch woven fabric of the present invention, stretchability and shrinkage of low fibers polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, Asete with or, unspecified fiber (Tencel, lyocell, polylactic acid textiles) is selected from, stretchable and shrinkable high fiber characterized in that it is a polyurethane.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバーは、高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と、低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部と、高伸縮部と比較して低い伸縮性を有し、低伸縮部と比較して高い伸縮性を有する中伸縮部で構成され、高伸縮部および中伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維で製織し、高伸縮部および中伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性及び収縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性及び収縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、および低伸縮部の順に縫合されることなく一体的に織布され、高伸縮部、前記中伸縮部、および低伸縮部を有する側面を筒状となるよう縫合され、織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、および/又は整理加工することで、高伸縮部と中伸縮部と低伸縮部との縮度に差異を設けることを特徴とする。 The arm cover or leg cover using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention has a high stretchability portion having a high stretchability, a low stretchability portion having a low stretchability, and a low stretchability compared to a high stretchability portion. and it consists of a telescopic part in having high stretchability as compared to the low-stretch unit, high elasticity portions and the intermediate elastic portion stretchable and shrinkable low fiber warp, low weft stretch and shrinkable Weaving fiber and highly stretchable / shrinkable fiber mixed, low stretchable part weaving warp and weft with low stretchable and shrinkable fiber, high stretchable part and middle stretchable part are desired stretchable Depending on the degree, the mixing ratio of fibers with low stretchability and shrinkage of weft yarn and fibers with high stretchability and shrinkage is appropriately changed, and the high stretch portion, middle stretch portion, and low stretch portion are integrated without being sewn in this order. Side that is woven and has a high stretch part, the middle stretch part, and a low stretch part The stitched so as to be cylindrical, scouring fabrics up weave, dry heat treatment, by machining Contact and / or organize, providing the difference in yield degree of crimping of the high elasticity portion and the middle stretch unit and the low-stretch portion It is characterized by.

本発明によれば、伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分とは縫い合わされることなく一体的に製造されるため、外面に縫い目が現れず、織布全体において縫い合わせによる穴部を有しない織布を製造することができる。これにより、水分や、空気中に飛散する塵埃中に含まれる有害な放射線物質等の外部からの物質の侵入を防ぐことができるという効果が得られる。
また、伸縮性の高い部分と伸縮性の低い部分とを一体的に製造できるため、伸縮度の異なる複数の織布を別々のパーツとして製造し縫合する従来の方法に比べ、製造工程を削減でき、かつ簡易な工法で製造でき、生産コストの上昇を抑制できるという効果が得られる。
さらに、ジャカード機のような織機で複雑な模様を織る際に、部分的に異なる伸縮性を有する織布全体に装飾模様を一度に容易に製造できるという効果が得られる。これにより、さまざまなデザインの装飾が可能となり、デザインの幅を広げることができるという効果が得られる。
According to the present invention, since the highly stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are manufactured integrally without being sewn together, the seam does not appear on the outer surface, and the entire woven fabric does not have a hole by stitching. A woven fabric can be produced. As a result, it is possible to prevent intrusion of substances from the outside such as moisture and harmful radiation substances contained in dust scattered in the air.
In addition, since the highly stretchable part and the low stretchable part can be manufactured in one piece, the manufacturing process can be reduced compared to the conventional method of manufacturing and stitching multiple woven fabrics with different degrees of stretch as separate parts. And it can manufacture by a simple construction method and the effect that the raise of production cost can be suppressed is acquired.
Further, when a complicated pattern is woven by a loom such as a jacquard machine, an effect that a decorative pattern can be easily manufactured at once on the entire woven fabric having partially different stretchability is obtained. As a result, various designs can be decorated, and the effect of widening the design can be obtained.

第1の実施例の構造および精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の状態示す部分拡大図。The elements on larger scale which show the structure of the 1st Example and the state after scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent processing, and arrangement processing. 第2の実施例の構造および精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の状態示す部分拡大図。The elements on larger scale which show the state of the structure and scouring of 2nd Example, dry heat processing, water-repellent processing, and a rearrangement process. 第3の実施例を示す斜視図。The perspective view which shows a 3rd Example.

以下、図面を参照して本発明による複合伸縮性織布の実施例を説明する。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the composite stretchable woven fabric according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図1(a)は第1の実施例である複合伸縮性織布の織上り生地100を示す部分拡大図である。
図1において10はポリウレタン等の伸縮性の高い繊維、20はポリエステル等の伸縮性の低い繊維、30は高伸縮部、40は低伸縮部、60は高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面、100は第1の実施例の複合伸縮性織布である。高伸縮部30と低伸縮部40はジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられている。
複合伸縮性織布100はアームカバー、レッグカバー、開口部のフィット性を必要とする上下一体型の防塵等の機能を持つつなぎ服、多重構造を持つ衣服、コルセット、タイツ、T−シャツ等の衣類のベースとなる織布であり、普通糸による縦糸(経糸)と横糸(緯糸)により織られるものである。
Fig.1 (a) is the elements on larger scale which show the woven fabric 100 of the composite elastic | stretch fabric which is a 1st Example.
In FIG. 1, 10 is a highly stretchable fiber such as polyurethane, 20 is a low stretchable fiber such as polyester, 30 is a high stretchable portion, 40 is a low stretchable portion, and 60 is a boundary surface between a high stretchable portion and a low stretchable portion. , 100 is the composite stretchable woven fabric of the first embodiment. The high stretchable part 30 and the low stretchable part 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or a dobby loom.
The composite elastic woven fabric 100 is an arm cover, leg cover, coverall with integrated functions such as dust-proof function that requires fitting of the opening, clothing with multiple structures, clothing such as corsets, tights, and T-shirts. A woven fabric that serves as a base of the fabric, and is woven with warp yarn (warp) and weft yarn (weft).

伸縮性の高い繊維10は、ポリウレタンであり、この繊維と同様に高い伸縮性を有する繊維を代用しうる。伸縮性の低い繊維20は、ポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテート等や、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維等)から選択され、これら繊維と同様に低い伸縮性を有する繊維を代用しうる。   The highly stretchable fiber 10 is polyurethane, and a fiber having high stretchability can be substituted for this fiber. The low-stretch fiber 20 is selected from polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, acetate, etc. and non-designated fibers (such as tencel, lyocell, and polylactic acid fiber). Similar to these fibers, fibers having low stretchability can be substituted.

高伸縮部30は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20および伸縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の伸縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率や20の選択される繊維の種類は適宜変更されうる。高伸縮部の緯糸は、伸縮性の低い繊維20が伸縮性の高い繊維10をカバーする役割を担う。低伸縮部40は経糸および緯糸の両方を伸縮性の低い繊維20で構成している。高伸縮部30と低伸縮部40との境界面60は伸縮度の境目であり、30と40とがジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられることから、境界面60には縫合される際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。   The high stretchable part 30 is composed of warp yarns 20 having low stretchability and weft yarns composed of both low stretchable fibers 20 and highly stretchable fibers 10. The type of fiber selected can be changed as appropriate. The weft yarn of the high stretch portion plays a role of covering the highly stretchable fiber 10 with the low stretchable fiber 20. The low stretchable part 40 comprises both warps and wefts with fibers 20 having low stretchability. The boundary surface 60 between the high expansion / contraction part 30 and the low expansion / contraction part 40 is the boundary of the degree of expansion / contraction, and 30 and 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom. The boundary surface 60 does not have a hole or the like generated when being sewn.

図1(b)は第1の実施例において、図1(a)を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工した後の状態110を示す部分拡大図である。精練、乾燥、撥水加工、整理加工された高伸縮部32は伸縮性の高い繊維10により構成されているため収縮し、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された低伸縮部42は伸縮性の低い繊維20により構成されているため、収縮しない状態を示している。   FIG. 1B is a partially enlarged view showing a state 110 after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging of FIG. 1A in the first embodiment. The highly stretchable portion 32 that has been subjected to scouring, drying, water repellency processing, and organizing processing is contracted because it is composed of the highly elastic fiber 10, and the low stretching portion 42 that has been subjected to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellency processing, and organizing processing is Since it is composed of the low-stretch fiber 20, it shows a state where it does not shrink.

ここで、以下、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工の内容および手順を説明する。
(1)精練:織り上がりの生地は、製織する際に用いる糊や油等の不純物を含んでいる。それら不純物を取り除き、室熱の環境下で、生地を75℃前後の湯の中に入れ、もみこむ工程である。この工程により一般的に油分が付着しやすいポリウレタン繊維を含む生地であっても、その油分等の不純物が洗われる。また糊で固められ伸長されていたポリウレタン繊維が、糊が除去されることでその分収縮する。この時点ではポリウレタン繊維は伸縮度について変化しやすく、不安定である。
(2)乾熱(温風)処理:精練により不純物が浄化された生地の水分を除去するため、ボイラ等の機械で吊るし干しをするか、又は天日干し(自然乾燥)をする工程である。水分を含んでいたポリウレタン繊維は、乾燥されることよりさらに収縮する。
(3)撥水加工:40℃前後の樹脂等からなる撥水剤の液に2回程浸水させる工程である。これにより、生地の表面に撥水剤が固着され水分をはじくようになる。
(4)整理加工:約165℃以上の温度の熱風により乾燥させ撥水液を定着させる。この高温乾燥工程(熱セット)によりさらに撥水度を向上させ、ポリウレタン繊維はさらに収縮し、固着され伸縮度が安定する。
Here, the contents and procedures of scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging will be described below.
(1) Scouring: The woven fabric contains impurities such as glue and oil used when weaving. In this process, the impurities are removed and the dough is placed in hot water at around 75 ° C. in a room heat environment. By this process, impurities such as oil are washed out even if the fabric contains polyurethane fibers that are generally easy to attach oil. In addition, the polyurethane fiber that has been hardened and stretched with glue contracts by the removal of the glue. At this point, the polyurethane fiber is apt to change in terms of stretch and is unstable.
(2) Dry heat (warm air) treatment: In order to remove moisture from the dough whose impurities have been purified by scouring, it is a process of hanging by a machine such as a boiler or drying in the sun (natural drying). The polyurethane fiber containing moisture shrinks further than being dried.
(3) Water repellent treatment: a step of immersing a water repellent liquid composed of a resin or the like at around 40 ° C. twice. As a result, the water repellent is fixed to the surface of the fabric and repels moisture.
(4) Arrangement processing: Drying with hot air at a temperature of about 165 ° C. or more to fix the water repellent liquid. This high-temperature drying step (heat setting) further improves the water repellency, and the polyurethane fibers are further shrunk and fixed to stabilize the stretch.

精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部の伸縮度に差が生じる。この差は、高伸縮部の緯糸に用いられる伸縮性の高い繊維の混成比率を適宜変更することや、緯糸に用いる伸縮性の低い繊維として選択する繊維の種類により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部の伸縮度に差異を持たせることができる。また、当該混成比率を任意に変更することや、伸縮性の低い繊維として選択する繊維の種類によりあらゆる所望の伸縮度を有する織布の製造を可能とする。   Due to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent treatment, and rearrangement, there is a difference in the degree of stretch between the high stretch portion and the low stretch portion. This difference is due to the change in the hybrid ratio of the highly stretchable fibers used in the wefts of the high stretch part and the type of fiber selected as the low stretch fiber used in the wefts. It is possible to make a difference in the degree of stretching. In addition, it is possible to produce a woven fabric having any desired degree of stretch by changing the hybrid ratio arbitrarily or by selecting the type of fiber selected as the low stretch fiber.

また、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工により、高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面60は顕著となるが、60は縫合されていないためその境界面は穴等がなく連続してつながっている。そのため、従来のように縫合された織布と異なり、穴部を有さないため、外部から粒状、粉状、液状のいずれの物質が侵入することもなく、水などをはじく撥水効果、空気中に飛散する塵埃中に含まれる放射線物質等の有害物質からの汚染防止効果に効果を発揮する。また、伸縮度の異なる布地を準備し縫合する必要がなく、また境界面60に縫い合わせの跡がないため外観上美観に優れている。   Further, the scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent treatment, and rearrangement process make the boundary surface 60 between the high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion noticeable, but since 60 is not stitched, the boundary surface is continuous without any holes. Connected. Therefore, unlike woven fabrics sewn in the conventional manner, it does not have a hole, so that any substance such as granular, powder, or liquid does not enter from the outside, water repellent effect that repels water, air It is effective in preventing contamination from harmful substances such as radioactive substances contained in dust scattered inside. Moreover, it is not necessary to prepare and sew fabrics having different degrees of stretch, and since there is no trace of stitching on the boundary surface 60, the appearance is excellent in appearance.

織布の工程において、模様を入れる場合においても、本願発明のように伸縮度の異なる部分全てにおいて連続的かつ一体的に、模様を施すことができる。また、一連の織布に対して織糸を切り替えることで従来の模様プリントで施されているようなチェック模様などの様々な模様にすることもできる。従来の異なる伸縮性を有する複数の織布を縫合した複合伸縮性織布では、複数の織布それぞれに模様を施す必要があり工程数の面で問題であったが、本願発明の複合伸縮性織布はその点においても工程数を減少させ、複雑な模様であっても一度に簡単に模様等の装飾を施すことができる点で有利である。   Even in the case of putting a pattern in the woven fabric process, the pattern can be applied continuously and integrally in all the portions having different degrees of stretch as in the present invention. In addition, various patterns such as a check pattern that is applied in a conventional pattern print can be obtained by switching the woven yarn to a series of woven fabrics. In the conventional composite stretch woven fabric obtained by stitching a plurality of woven fabrics having different stretch properties, it is necessary to apply a pattern to each of the plurality of woven fabrics. In this respect, the woven fabric is advantageous in that the number of steps can be reduced, and even a complicated pattern can be easily decorated such as a pattern at a time.

図2(a)は第2の実施例の複合伸縮性織布200を示す部分拡大図である。
図1において10はポリウレタン等の伸縮性の高い繊維、20はポリエステル等の伸縮性の低い繊維、30は高伸縮部、50は中伸縮部、62は高伸縮部と中伸縮部との境界面、200は第2の実施例の複合伸縮性織布である。高伸縮部30および低伸縮部40はジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により連続的かつ一体的に織り上げられている。
Fig.2 (a) is the elements on larger scale which show the composite elastic woven fabric 200 of the 2nd Example.
In FIG. 1, 10 is a highly stretchable fiber such as polyurethane, 20 is a low stretchable fiber such as polyester, 30 is a high stretchable portion, 50 is a middle stretchable portion, 62 is a boundary surface between the high stretchable portion and the middle stretchable portion. , 200 is the composite stretchable woven fabric of the second embodiment. The high stretchable part 30 and the low stretchable part 40 are woven continuously and integrally by a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom.

高伸縮部30は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20および伸縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の伸縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率は適宜変更されうる。また、所望の伸縮度により20の選択される繊維の種類が適宜変更されうる。中伸縮部50は高伸縮部30と比較して伸縮性が低く、低伸縮部40と比較して伸縮性の高い部分を指し、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維20および伸縮性の高い繊維10の両方で構成し、所望の伸縮度により10および20の配分、混成比率は高伸縮部よりも低い伸縮度において適宜変更されうる。また、所望の伸縮度により20の選択される繊維の種類が適宜変更されうる。高伸縮部30と中伸縮部50との境界面62は伸縮度の境目であり、30と50とが一体的に織布されることから継ぎ目にあたる部分に、縫合する際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。   The high stretchable part 30 is composed of warps with low stretchable fibers 20 and wefts with both low stretchable fibers 20 and highly stretchable fibers 10. Can be changed. Further, the type of 20 selected fibers can be appropriately changed depending on the desired degree of stretching. The middle stretchable part 50 has a low stretchability compared to the high stretchable part 30 and refers to a part having a high stretchability compared to the low stretchable part 40, and the weft is made of the low stretchable fiber 20 and the highly stretchable fiber 10. Both are configured, and the distribution of 10 and 20 and the hybrid ratio can be changed as appropriate at a lower stretch degree than that of the high stretch part, depending on the desired stretch degree. Further, the type of 20 selected fibers can be appropriately changed depending on the desired degree of stretching. A boundary surface 62 between the high stretchable portion 30 and the middle stretchable portion 50 is a boundary of the stretch degree. Since 30 and 50 are integrally woven, a hole portion or the like generated when sewing is performed on a portion corresponding to a joint. not exist.

図2(b)は第2の実施例において、図2(a)を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工した後の状態210を示す部分拡大図である。精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された高伸縮部32は伸縮性の高い繊維10により構成されているため収縮し、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工された中伸縮部52も伸縮性の高い繊維10を含む構成であるため、高伸縮部32と比較して緩やかな伸縮度で収縮する。   FIG. 2B is a partially enlarged view showing a state 210 after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearranging processing of FIG. 2A in the second embodiment. The highly stretchable portion 32 that has been subjected to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearrangement is made of the highly stretchable fiber 10 and thus contracts, and the middle stretchable portion 52 that has been subjected to scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and rearrangement processing. Since the structure also includes the highly stretchable fiber 10, it contracts with a moderate degree of stretch as compared with the high stretch portion 32.

第2の実施例においては、中伸縮部は第1の実施例の低伸縮部と比較して伸縮性があるため、この織布が衣類などに応用されると、中伸縮部にあたる部分は肌との密着性がより高くなるという効果がある。   In the second embodiment, the middle stretchable portion is stretchable compared to the low stretchable portion of the first embodiment. Therefore, when this woven fabric is applied to clothing, the portion corresponding to the middle stretchable portion is the skin. There is an effect that the adhesiveness with is higher.

図3は第3の実施例の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバー300を示す斜視図である。アームカバー又はレッグカバー300は、高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54で順に構成され、高伸縮部34と低伸縮部44との境界面60、および低伸縮部44と中伸縮部54との境界面64は縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることから、継ぎ目にあたる部分に縫合する際に生じる穴部等は存在しない。低伸縮部44は高伸縮部34および中伸縮部54と比較して、低い伸縮度であり、伸縮しても良いし、全く伸縮しない構成としてもよい。   FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an arm cover or leg cover 300 using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the third embodiment. The arm cover or leg cover 300 includes a high stretchable portion 34, a low stretchable portion 44, and a middle stretchable portion 54 in this order. The boundary surface 60 between the high stretchable portion 34 and the low stretchable portion 44, and the low stretchable portion 44 and the middle stretchable portion. Since the boundary surface 64 with the portion 54 is integrally woven without being sewn, there is no hole or the like generated when the seam is stitched to the portion corresponding to the joint. The low expansion / contraction part 44 has a low expansion / contraction degree compared to the high expansion / contraction part 34 and the middle expansion / contraction part 54, and may be configured to expand or contract at all.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を図3に示すアームカバー又はレッグカバーのような、筒状に形成する方法として、まず高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54の順に並んだ一枚の織布を一体として形成する。その後、精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工を経て、高伸縮部34、低伸縮部44、中伸縮部54と並ぶ両側面を縫い合わせる。高伸縮部34と中伸縮部54にあたる部分は生地の補強をするため、それぞれ二重に折り返し、境界面60および境界面64において縫合する。これにより、従来の複数の織布を縫合して製造するアームカバー又はレッグカバーと比較して、縫合工程を減らすことができ、生産コストの点からも有利となる。   As a method of forming the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention into a cylindrical shape such as the arm cover or leg cover shown in FIG. 3, first, the high stretchable portion 34, the low stretchable portion 44, and the middle stretchable portion 54 are arranged in this order. A sheet of woven fabric is formed as a unit. Thereafter, both side surfaces along with the high stretchable portion 34, the low stretchable portion 44, and the middle stretchable portion 54 are stitched together through scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and organizing processing. In order to reinforce the fabric, the portions corresponding to the high stretchable portion 34 and the middle stretchable portion 54 are folded twice and stitched at the boundary surface 60 and the boundary surface 64. Thereby, compared with the arm cover or leg cover manufactured by stitching a plurality of conventional woven fabrics, the stitching process can be reduced, which is advantageous in terms of production cost.

第3の実施例の複合伸縮性織布を用いたアームカバー又はレッグカバーを実際に腕や脚に装着すると、高伸縮部と中伸縮部がそれぞれ腕や脚の太さに合わせてフィットしやすく、また高伸縮部と中伸縮部との伸縮度の差から圧迫による不快感もない。外観上も高伸縮部と低伸縮部、低伸縮部と中伸縮部の境界面は一連であるため、縫い目も外観に現れず意匠的に優れている。また、境界面が一連につながっているため、ジャカード織機等で模様を施す場合にも、境界面で切れ目なく一体的、全体的に模様を施すことができる。   When the arm cover or leg cover using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the third embodiment is actually attached to the arm or leg, the high stretchable part and the middle stretchable part are easy to fit according to the thickness of the arm or leg, respectively. In addition, there is no discomfort due to pressure due to the difference in stretch between the high stretch portion and the middle stretch portion. In terms of appearance, since the boundary surfaces of the high and low stretchable parts and the low and medium stretchable parts are a series, the seam does not appear in the appearance and is excellent in design. In addition, since the boundary surfaces are connected in series, even when a pattern is applied on a jacquard loom or the like, the pattern can be applied integrally and entirely on the boundary surface.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を利用した製品として図3に示すアームカバー又はレッグカバーだけでなく、その他の衣類等にも応用可能である。例えば、開口部のフィット性を必要とする上下一体型の防塵等の機能を持つつなぎ服、多重構造を持つ衣服、T−シャツやスウェットの首回り、袖、腰回りの部分に伸縮性をもたせるために、本発明の複合伸縮性織布を利用することや、コルセットや腹巻、ガードルやタイツ等の所定の着圧が必要な衣類にも応用できる。所定の部分に伸縮度をもたせるため、繊維の混成比率や繊維の種類を適宜変更することで、部分的に伸縮性を有するあらゆる製品に応用することができる。   As a product using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention, it can be applied not only to the arm cover or the leg cover shown in FIG. For example, in order to give stretchability to the top, top and bottom coveralls that require the fit of the opening, and the like, the clothes with multiple structures, the neck, sleeves, and waist around the T-shirt and sweat In addition, the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention can be used, and can also be applied to clothing that requires a predetermined pressure, such as a corset, a stomach wrap, a girdle, or tights. In order to give a predetermined portion a degree of expansion and contraction, it can be applied to any product having partial elasticity by appropriately changing the fiber mixture ratio and fiber type.

本発明の複合伸縮性織布を用いることにより、高伸縮部、中伸縮部、低伸縮部をジャカード織機やドビー織機等の織布製造装置により一連に織り上げる過程で衣類の装飾、模様等も一度に一体的に織りあげることができるという効果も得られる。   By using the composite stretchable woven fabric of the present invention, the decoration, pattern, etc. of clothing can be obtained in the process of weaving the high stretchable portion, middle stretchable portion, and low stretchable portion in series with a woven fabric manufacturing apparatus such as a jacquard loom or dobby loom. The effect that it can weave in one at a time is also acquired.

10 ・・・伸縮性の高い繊維
20 ・・・伸縮性の低い繊維
30 ・・・高伸縮部
32 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の高伸縮部
34 ・・・第3の実施例における高伸縮部
40 ・・・低伸縮部
42 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の低伸縮部
44 ・・・第3の実施例における低伸縮部
50 ・・・中伸縮部
52 ・・・精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、整理加工後の中伸縮部
54 ・・・第3の実施例における中伸縮部
60 ・・・高伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面
62 ・・・高伸縮部と中伸縮部との境界面
64 ・・・中伸縮部と低伸縮部との境界面
100・・・第1の実施例(複合伸縮性織布)
200・・・第2の実施例(複合伸縮性織布)
300・・・第3の実施例(アームカバー又はレッグカバー)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... High stretchable fiber 20 ... Low stretchable fiber 30 ... High stretchable part 32 ... Highly stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent processing, rearrangement 34 ... No. High stretchable part 40 in the third embodiment 40... Low stretchable part 42 ... Low stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, rearrangement process 44 ... Low stretchable part in the third embodiment 50 ..Medium stretchable part 52... Medium stretchable part after scouring, dry heat treatment, water-repellent processing, rearrangement processing 54. Middle stretchable part in the third embodiment 60... High stretchable part and low stretchable part Boundary surface 62 ... Boundary surface between the high stretchable portion and the middle stretchable portion 64 ... Boundary surface between the middle stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion 100 ... First embodiment (composite stretchable woven fabric)
200 ... 2nd Example (composite elastic woven fabric)
300 ... Third embodiment (arm cover or leg cover)

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高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、
前記高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、
前記低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で製織し、
前記高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、
前記高伸縮部と前記低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする複合伸縮性織布。
Having a high stretchable part having high stretchability and a low stretchable part having low stretchability,
The high stretchable part weaves warps with low stretchable fibers, and wefts weave by mixing low stretchable fibers and highly stretchable fibers,
The low stretchable part weaves warps and wefts with low stretchable fibers,
The high stretchable part suitably changes the hybrid ratio of the low stretchability fiber of the weft and the highly stretchable fiber depending on the desired degree of stretch,
The composite stretchable woven fabric, wherein the high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are woven together without being sewn.
高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、
前記高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、
前記低伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と、前記高伸縮部と比較して少量の伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、
前記高伸縮部および前記低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、
前記高伸縮部と前記低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されることを特徴とする複合伸縮性織布。
Having a high stretchable part having high stretchability and a low stretchable part having low stretchability,
The high stretchable part weaves warps with low stretchable fibers, and wefts weave by mixing low stretchable fibers and highly stretchable fibers,
The low stretch part is woven by mixing warps with low stretch fibers, wefts with low stretch fibers, and a small amount of high stretch fibers compared to the high stretch parts,
The high stretchable part and the low stretchable part appropriately change the hybrid ratio of the low stretchable fiber and the highly stretchable fiber of the weft according to the desired stretch degree,
The composite stretchable woven fabric, wherein the high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are woven together without being sewn.
請求項1又は2に記載の複合伸縮性織布において、
前記伸縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテート等や、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維等)から選択され
前記伸縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする複合伸縮性織布。
In the composite elastic woven fabric according to claim 1 or 2,
The low-stretch fiber is selected from polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, acetate, etc. and non-designated fibers (such as tencel, lyocell, and polylactic acid fiber). A composite elastic woven fabric characterized in that the high-performance fiber is polyurethane.
高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、
前記高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、
前記低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で製織するステップと、
前記高伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、
前記高伸縮部と前記低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、
織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、および整理加工することで、前記高伸縮部と低伸縮部との伸縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む複合伸縮性織布の製造方法。
Having a high stretchable part having high stretchability and a low stretchable part having low stretchability,
The step of weaving the high stretchable part by weaving warps with low stretchable fibers and wefts with a mixture of low stretchable fibers and highly stretchable fibers;
The step of weaving the low stretchable portion with warp and weft yarns with low stretchable fibers;
The high stretchable part suitably changes the hybrid ratio of the low stretchable fiber and the highly stretchable fiber of the weft according to the desired degree of stretch,
The high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are integrally woven without stitching;
Providing a difference in the degree of elasticity between the high and low stretch parts by scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and organizing the woven fabric, and a method for producing a composite stretch woven fabric, comprising: .
高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部とを有し、
前記高伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、
前記低伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と、前記高伸縮部と比較して少量の伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織するステップと、
前記高伸縮部および前記低伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更するステップと、
前記高伸縮部と前記低伸縮部とは縫合されることなく一体的に織布されるステップと、
織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、および整理加工することで、前記高伸縮部と低伸縮部との伸縮度に差異を設けるステップと、を含む複合伸縮性織布の製造方法。
Having a high stretchable part having high stretchability and a low stretchable part having low stretchability,
The step of weaving the high stretchable part by weaving warps with low stretchable fibers and wefts with a mixture of low stretchable fibers and highly stretchable fibers;
The low stretch portion is a fiber having a low stretch property of warp, and weaving a weft by mixing a low stretch fiber and a small amount of highly stretchable fiber compared to the high stretch portion;
The high stretchable part and the low stretchable part appropriately change the hybrid ratio of the low stretchable fiber and the highly stretchable fiber of the weft according to a desired stretch degree;
The high stretchable portion and the low stretchable portion are integrally woven without stitching;
Providing a difference in the degree of elasticity between the high and low stretch parts by scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent processing, and organizing the woven fabric, and a method for producing a composite stretch woven fabric, comprising: .
請求項4又は5に記載の複合伸縮性織布の製造方法において、
前記伸縮性の低い繊維はポリエステル、ポリアミド(ナイロン)、キュプラ、綿、ウール、アクリル、レーヨン、麻、絹、アセテート等や、指定外繊維(テンセル、リヨセル、ポリ乳酸繊維等)から選択され
前記伸縮性の高い繊維はポリウレタンであることを特徴とする複合伸縮性織布の製造方法。
In the manufacturing method of the composite elastic woven fabric according to claim 4 or 5,
The low-stretch fiber is selected from polyester, polyamide (nylon), cupra, cotton, wool, acrylic, rayon, hemp, silk, acetate, etc. and non-designated fibers (such as tencel, lyocell, and polylactic acid fiber). A method for producing a composite stretchable woven fabric, characterized in that the high-strength fiber is polyurethane.
高伸縮性を有する高伸縮部と、低伸縮性を有する低伸縮部と、前記高伸縮部と比較して低い伸縮性を有し、前記低伸縮部と比較して高い伸縮性を有する中伸縮部で構成されるアームカバー又はレッグカバーであって、
前記高伸縮部および前記中伸縮部は経糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で、緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維とを混成して製織し、
前記低伸縮部は経糸および緯糸を伸縮性の低い繊維で製織し、
前記高伸縮部および前記中伸縮部は、所望の伸縮度により前記緯糸の伸縮性の低い繊維と伸縮性の高い繊維との混成比率を適宜変更し、
前記高伸縮部、前記中伸縮部、および前記低伸縮部の順に縫合されることなく一体的に織布され、
前記高伸縮部、前記中伸縮部、および前記低伸縮部を有する側面を筒状となるよう縫合され、
織り上がりの生地を精練、乾熱処理、撥水加工、および整理加工することで、前記高伸縮部と前記中伸縮部と前記低伸縮部との伸縮度に差異を設けることを特徴とするアームカバー又はレッグカバー。
High stretchable part having high stretchability, low stretchable part having low stretchability, low stretchability compared to the high stretchable part, medium stretchable having high stretchability compared to the low stretchable part Arm cover or leg cover composed of a portion,
The high stretchable portion and the middle stretchable portion are woven by weaving warps with low stretchable fibers and wefts with a mixture of low stretchable fibers and highly stretchable fibers,
The low stretchable part weaves warps and wefts with low stretchable fibers,
The high stretchable part and the middle stretchable part appropriately change the hybrid ratio of the low stretchable fiber and the highly stretchable fiber of the weft according to a desired stretch degree,
The high stretchable portion, the middle stretchable portion, and the low stretchable portion are integrally woven without being sewn in order,
The side surface having the high stretchable portion, the middle stretchable portion, and the low stretchable portion is sewn so as to be cylindrical.
Arm cover characterized by providing a difference in the degree of stretch between the high stretch portion, the middle stretch portion, and the low stretch portion by scouring, dry heat treatment, water repellent treatment, and arranging the woven fabric. Or leg cover.
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