JP2021055204A - Woven fabric and manufacturing method thereof - Google Patents

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JP2021055204A
JP2021055204A JP2019178508A JP2019178508A JP2021055204A JP 2021055204 A JP2021055204 A JP 2021055204A JP 2019178508 A JP2019178508 A JP 2019178508A JP 2019178508 A JP2019178508 A JP 2019178508A JP 2021055204 A JP2021055204 A JP 2021055204A
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To provide a woven fabric capable of realizing "improvement in fabric density" etc. by, for example, having a flat-covering area where a flat weft yarn partially structured with a ground warp yarn is arranged so as to cover a ground weft yarn.SOLUTION: A woven fabric 1 has at least a ground warp yarn 2, a ground weft yarn 3, and a flat weft yarn 4. The ground warp yarn 2 and the ground weft yarn 3 form a regular ground texture 5. The flat weft yarn 4 etc. are partially structured with the ground warp yarn 2. The woven fabric has a flat-covering area 6 etc. where the flat weft yarn 4 etc.is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn 3. Further, the flat weft yarn 4 may be larger in width than the ground weft yarn 3; a flat cover factor value of the flat weft yarn 4 may be 10 or more; a flat ground warp yarn 2a may be the separated filaments; and the flat weft yarn 4 may be a foil yarn or an interference color-developing yarn. In a method for manufacturing a woven fabric 1, a regular ground texture 5 is formed with the ground warp yarn 2 and the ground weft yarn 3; the winding of the ground warp yarn 2 is stopped after the ground weft yarn 3 is inserted when a weft covering yarn 4' is partially structured with the ground warp yarn 2; the weft covering yarn 4' is inserted; and thereby the weft covering yarn 4' is arranged so that a part thereof covers the ground weft yarn 3.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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本発明は、少なくとも地経糸、地緯糸及び緯平糸等を有した織物や、この織物の製造方法に関する。 The present invention relates to a woven fabric having at least ground warp threads, ground weft threads, weft flat threads, and the like, and a method for producing the woven fabric.

従来、箔織物が知られている(特許文献1)。
この箔織物は、カラミ糸1と地経糸2を一組の経糸Aとして整経し、これに地緯糸を平組織にて織り込んでなるものであり、絵緯糸を地緯糸の2分の1越で、カラミ糸により綴じつけるように織り込んでなること、並びに、地経糸、地緯糸及び絵緯糸の少なくとも一部に箔糸を使用する。
Conventionally, foil woven fabrics are known (Patent Document 1).
In this foil woven fabric, the Karami yarn 1 and the ground warp yarn 2 are warped as a set of warp yarns A, and the ground weft yarns are woven into the warp yarns in a plain weave. Then, it is woven so as to be bound by a kalami thread, and a foil thread is used for at least a part of the ground warp thread, the ground weft thread and the picture weft thread.

特開平11−43844号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 11-43844

しかしながら、特許文献1に記載された箔織物は、その段落0012等に記載されたように、絵緯糸4a〜4dと黒地の経糸Aの間から平箔糸が露顕するものの、平箔糸が露顕しない部分が、絵緯糸4a〜4dと黒地の経糸Aの間を貫通する孔となるため、非常に隙間の多い織物となる。
又、特許文献1に記載の箔織物は、表裏何れの面においても、平箔糸が、同じように露顕するだけであるため、表裏面で異なる性状を露出させることが出来ない。
However, in the foil woven fabric described in Patent Document 1, as described in paragraph 0012, the flat foil yarn is exposed from between the picture weft yarns 4a to 4d and the warp yarn A on the black background, but the flat foil yarn is exposed. Since the portion that is not used is a hole that penetrates between the picture weft threads 4a to 4d and the warp thread A on a black background, the woven fabric has a very large gap.
Further, in the foil woven fabric described in Patent Document 1, since the flat foil yarn is only exposed in the same manner on either the front or back surface, different properties cannot be exposed on the front and back surfaces.

そこで、本発明は、地経糸で部分的に組織された緯平糸を、地緯糸に被さるように配置した平被せ領域を有する等により、「織物密度の向上」や「表裏面での異性状露出」等を実現できる織物、及び、織物の製造方法を提供することを目的とする。 Therefore, the present invention has "improved woven fabric density" and "heterogeneous exposure on the front and back surfaces" by having a flat covering region in which the weft plain yarn partially organized by the ground warp yarn is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn. It is an object of the present invention to provide a woven fabric capable of realizing the above, and a method for manufacturing the woven fabric.

本発明に係る織物1は、少なくとも地経糸、地緯糸及び緯平糸を有した織物であって、前記地経糸及び地緯糸は、規則的な地組織を構成し、前記緯平糸の少なくとも一部は、前記地経糸で部分的に組織され、当該織物は、前記緯平糸が地緯糸に被さるように配置された平被せ領域を有していることを第1の特徴とする。
尚、本発明における「緯平糸」とは、緯糸として用いられる平糸である。
又、本発明における「平糸」とは、例えば、断面形状が略矩形状や略楕円形状等であるなど、断面形状に長手方向がある糸を含む糸であって、例えば、箔糸や干渉発色糸などであったり、これら箔糸や干渉発色糸などを用いた後述するタスキ撚糸などであっても良い。
The woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is a woven fabric having at least ground warp threads, ground weft threads and weft plain threads, and the ground warp threads and ground weft threads form a regular ground structure, and at least a part of the weft plain threads is formed. The woven fabric is partially organized by the ground warp threads, and the woven fabric has a flat covering area arranged so that the weft flat threads cover the ground weft threads.
The "weft flat yarn" in the present invention is a flat yarn used as a weft.
Further, the "flat yarn" in the present invention is a yarn including a yarn having a longitudinal direction in the cross-sectional shape, such as a substantially rectangular shape or a substantially elliptical shape in the cross-sectional shape, and is, for example, a foil yarn or an interference coloring. It may be a yarn or the like, or a tasuki twisted yarn described later using these foil yarns or interference coloring yarns.

本発明に係る織物1の第2の特徴は、上記第1の特徴に加えて、前記緯平糸の幅の値が、前記地緯糸の直径の値より大きい点にある。
尚、本発明における「緯平糸4の幅4W」とは、緯平糸4の平面視における幅4Wであって、緯平糸4の断面形状が矩形状や略楕円形状など長手方向を有する場合には、緯平糸4の断面形状における長手方向長さを意味する。
The second feature of the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is that, in addition to the first feature, the width value of the weft flat yarn is larger than the diameter value of the ground weft yarn.
The "width 4W of the weft flat thread 4" in the present invention is the width 4W of the weft flat thread 4 in a plan view, and when the cross-sectional shape of the weft flat thread 4 has a longitudinal direction such as a rectangular shape or a substantially elliptical shape. , Means the length in the longitudinal direction in the cross-sectional shape of the weft flat thread 4.

本発明に係る織物1の第3の特徴は、上記第1又は2の特徴に加えて、前記緯平糸の平カバーファクター値が10以上である部分を少なくとも有している点にある。
尚、本発明における「緯平糸4の平カバーファクター値CF」とは、下記式(1)で表される値である。
The third feature of the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is that, in addition to the first or second feature, the weft plain yarn has at least a portion having a flat cover factor value of 10 or more.
The "flat cover factor value CF of the weft flat thread 4" in the present invention is a value represented by the following formula (1).

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本発明に係る織物1の第4の特徴は、上記第1〜3の特徴に加えて、前記地経糸のうち、前記緯平糸を組織する地経糸は、分繊糸である点にある。 The fourth feature of the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is that, in addition to the above-mentioned first to third features, the ground warp yarn that organizes the weft flat yarn is a split yarn.

本発明に係る織物1の第5の特徴は、上記第1〜4の特徴に加えて、前記緯平糸の少なくとも一部は、箔糸及び/又は箔糸を用いた糸である点にある。 The fifth feature of the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is that, in addition to the above-mentioned first to fourth features, at least a part of the weft flat yarn is a foil yarn and / or a yarn using a foil yarn.

本発明に係る織物1の第6の特徴は、上記第1〜5の特徴に加えて、前記緯平糸の少なくとも一部は、干渉発色糸及び/又は干渉発色糸を用いた糸である点にある。 The sixth feature of the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is that, in addition to the features 1 to 5, at least a part of the weft flat yarn is a yarn using an interference coloring yarn and / or an interference coloring yarn. is there.

本発明に係る織物1の第7の特徴は、少なくとも地経糸、地緯糸及び緯被糸を有した織物であって、前記地経糸及び地緯糸は、規則的な地組織を構成し、前記緯被糸の少なくとも一部は、前記地経糸で部分的に組織され、当該織物は、前記緯被糸が地緯糸に被さるように配置された被せ領域を有している点にある。
尚、本発明における「緯被糸」とは、緯糸として用いられる被糸(かぶせいと)である。
又、本発明における「被糸」とは、例えば、断面形状が略矩形状や略楕円形状等であるなど、断面形状に長手方向がある平糸だけでなく、平糸以外の(その断面形状が、略円形や略三角形などのように、長手方向を有さない)糸も含む糸であって、例えば、箔糸や干渉発色糸などであったり、これら箔糸や干渉発色糸などを用いた後述するタスキ撚糸だけでなく、丸撚糸や蛇腹撚糸、羽衣撚糸、ブリヤン撚糸などであっても良い。
The seventh feature of the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is a woven fabric having at least ground warp yarns, ground weft yarns and weft coat yarns, and the ground warp yarns and ground weft yarns form a regular ground structure, and the weft At least a part of the yarn is partially organized by the ground warp yarn, and the woven fabric has a covering region arranged so that the weft yarn covers the ground weft yarn.
The "weft coat" in the present invention is a coat (cover) used as a weft.
Further, the "thread to be threaded" in the present invention is not only a plain yarn having a longitudinal direction in the cross-sectional shape such as a substantially rectangular shape or a substantially elliptical shape in the cross-sectional shape, but also other than the plain yarn (the cross-sectional shape thereof is A thread that also includes a thread that does not have a longitudinal direction, such as a substantially circular shape or a substantially triangular shape, and is, for example, a foil thread or an interference coloring thread, or a thread using these foil threads or an interference coloring thread, which will be described later. Not only the Tasuki twisted yarn but also the round twisted yarn, the bellows twisted yarn, the Hagoromo twisted yarn, the Bryan twisted yarn and the like may be used.

これらの特徴により、地経糸2で部分的に組織された緯平糸4を、地緯糸3に被さるように配置した平被せ領域6を有することによって、特許文献1とは異なり、緯平糸4を高密度で織り込むことが可能となり、隙間の少ない織物となる(「織物密度の向上」)。
これと同時に、平被せ領域6の緯平糸4における性状と、この平被せ領域6(緯平糸4に覆われた部分)の地緯糸3等における性状を異なるものにすれば、織物1の表裏面で異なる性状を露出させることが可能となったり(「表裏面での異露出」)、緯平糸4が潰れ難くなるとも言える(「緯平糸4の潰れ抑制」)。
Due to these characteristics, unlike Patent Document 1, the weft flat yarn 4 is raised by having a flat covering region 6 in which the weft flat yarn 4 partially woven by the ground warp yarn 2 is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn 3. It is possible to weave at a high density, resulting in a woven fabric with few gaps (“improvement of woven fabric density”).
At the same time, if the properties of the weft flat thread 4 of the flat covering area 6 and the properties of the ground weft thread 3 and the like of the flat covering area 6 (the portion covered by the weft flat thread 4) are different, the front and back surfaces of the woven fabric 1 can be used. It can be said that different properties can be exposed (“different exposure on the front and back surfaces”), and the weft flat thread 4 is less likely to be crushed (“suppression of crushing of the weft flat thread 4”).

又、緯平糸4の幅4Wの値を、地緯糸3の直径3Lの値より大きくすることによって、より確実に、緯平糸4で地緯糸3を覆うことが出来、更なる「織物密度の向上」や「表裏面での異露出」が図れる。 Further, by making the value of the width 4W of the weft flat yarn 4 larger than the value of the diameter 3L of the ground weft yarn 3, the ground weft yarn 3 can be covered with the weft flat yarn 4 more reliably, and further "improvement of the woven fabric density". "And" different exposure on the front and back "can be achieved.

更に、緯平糸4の平カバーファクター値CFを10以上とすることによっても、更に確実に緯平糸4で地緯糸3を覆うことが可能となる、「織物密度の向上」や「表裏面での異露出」の更なる実現が図れる。 Further, by setting the flat cover factor value CF of the weft flat yarn 4 to 10 or more, it is possible to cover the ground weft yarn 3 with the weft flat yarn 4 more reliably, such as "improvement of woven fabric density" and "on the front and back sides". Further realization of "different exposure" can be achieved.

そして、緯平糸4を組織する地経糸2(平地経糸2a)を分繊糸にすることによって、当該地経糸2が緯平糸4を組織した部分においても、分繊した糸それぞれの隙間から、緯平糸4が更に露出することとなり、織物1における緯平糸4の露出面積を増加できる。
その他、緯平糸4の少なくとも一部を箔糸などにしたり、緯平糸4の少なくとも一部を干渉発色糸などにしても良い。
その他、緯平糸4を緯被糸4’に代え、この緯被糸4’を、地緯糸3に被さるように配置した被せ領域6’を有しても良い。
Then, by making the ground warp yarn 2 (flat ground warp yarn 2a) that organizes the weft flat yarn 4 into a split yarn, even in the portion where the ground warp yarn 2 organizes the weft flat yarn 4, weft from the gap between the split yarns. The plain yarn 4 is further exposed, and the exposed area of the weft plain yarn 4 in the woven fabric 1 can be increased.
In addition, at least a part of the weft flat yarn 4 may be a foil yarn or the like, or at least a part of the weft flat yarn 4 may be an interference coloring yarn or the like.
In addition, the weft flat yarn 4 may be replaced with the weft yarn 4', and the weft yarn 4'may have a covering region 6'arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn 3.

本発明に係る織物1の製造方法は、少なくとも地経糸、地緯糸及び緯被糸を有した織物の製造方法であって、且つ、前記緯被糸の少なくとも一部を地経糸で部分的に組織する際において、前記地緯糸を打ち込んだ後に、前記地経糸の巻取りを停止し、前記緯被糸を打ち込むことによって、前記緯被糸の少なくとも一部を、前記地緯糸に被さるように配置することを第1の特徴とする。 The method for producing a woven fabric 1 according to the present invention is a method for producing a woven fabric having at least a ground warp yarn, a ground weft yarn, and a weft yarn, and at least a part of the weft yarn is partially textured with the ground warp yarn. When the weft yarn is driven in, the winding of the ground warp yarn is stopped and the weft yarn is driven so that at least a part of the weft yarn is placed so as to cover the ground weft yarn. That is the first feature.

この特徴により、地緯糸3を打ち込んだ後に、地経糸2の巻取りを停止し、緯被糸4’を打ち込むことによって、緯被糸4’を、地緯糸3に被さるように配置することにより、特許文献1とは異なり、緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部を、高密度で織り込むことが可能となり、隙間の少ない織物を製造することが出来る(「織物密度の向上」)。
これと同時に、地緯糸3に被さるように配置された被せ領域6’の緯被糸4’における性状と、この被せ領域6’(緯被糸4’に覆われた部分)の地緯糸3等における性状を異なるものにすることによって、「表裏面での異露出」も実現でき、緯被糸4’が潰れ難くなるとも言える(「緯被糸4’の潰れ抑制」)。
Due to this feature, after driving the ground weft thread 3, the winding of the ground warp thread 2 is stopped, and by driving the weft thread 4', the weft thread 4'is arranged so as to cover the ground weft thread 3. , Unlike Patent Document 1, at least a part of the weft yarn 4'can be woven at a high density, and a woven fabric having a small gap can be manufactured (“improvement of woven fabric density”).
At the same time, the properties of the weft yarn 4'of the covering region 6'arranged so as to cover the ground weft 3 and the ground weft 3 etc. of the covering region 6'(the portion covered by the weft yarn 4'). By making the properties different in the above, it is possible to realize "different exposure on the front and back surfaces", and it can be said that the weft yarn 4'is less likely to be crushed ("suppression of crushing of the weft yarn 4'").

本発明に係る織物、及び、織物の製造方法によると、地経糸で部分的に組織された緯平糸を、地緯糸に被さるように配置した平被せ領域を有する等により、「織物密度の向上」等を実現できる。 According to the woven fabric according to the present invention and the method for producing a woven fabric, "improvement of woven fabric density" by having a flat covering region in which weft plain yarn partially organized by ground warp yarn is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn. Etc. can be realized.

本発明に係る織物を示す概要図であって、(a)は織成中の断面視と平面視を示し、(b)は(a)の緯順を変えた織成中の断面視を示し、(c)は緯平糸が地緯糸に被さった状態の断面視と平面視を示す。It is a schematic view which shows the woven fabric which concerns on this invention, (a) shows the cross-sectional view and the plan view during weaving, (b) shows the cross-sectional view during weaving which changed the weft order of (a). , (C) show a cross-sectional view and a plan view in a state where the weft flat yarn covers the ground weft yarn. 織物の表面(一方面)を例示する図面代用写真である。It is a drawing substitute photograph which illustrates the surface (one side) of a woven fabric. 同じ織物の表面を別の角度から見た状態を示す図面代用写真である。It is a drawing substitute photograph which shows the state which the surface of the same woven fabric is seen from another angle. 図2中のYの範囲における第1平被せ領域(第1被せ領域)を例示する拡大図面代用写真である。It is an enlarged drawing substitute photograph which illustrates the 1st flat covering area (1st covering area) in the range of Y in FIG. 図2中のZの範囲における第2平被せ領域(第2被せ領域)を例示する拡大図面代用写真である。It is an enlarged drawing substitute photograph which illustrates the 2nd flat covering area (2nd covering area) in the range Z in FIG. 織物の裏面(他方面)を例示する図面代用写真である。It is a drawing substitute photograph which illustrates the back surface (the other surface) of a woven fabric. 本発明に係る織物の別の例(緯被糸が2種類の地緯糸に被さった場合)を示す断面概要図である。It is sectional drawing which shows another example of the woven fabric which concerns on this invention (when the weft yarn covers two kinds of ground weft yarns).

<織物1>
以下、本発明の実施形態を、図面を参照して説明する。
図1〜7には、本発明に係る織物1が例示されている。
織物1は、少なくとも地経糸2、地緯糸3及び緯平糸4を有している。
織物1は、地経糸2及び地緯糸3は規則的な地組織5を構成し、緯平糸4の少なくとも一部は地経糸2で部分的に組織され、織物1は、緯平糸4が地緯糸3に被さる平被せ領域6を有している。
尚、地緯糸3に被さる緯平糸4は、織物1の表面(一方面)1a側に配置されている(表面1a側で露出している)とも言える。
<Woven fabric 1>
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIGS. 1 to 7 exemplify the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention.
The woven fabric 1 has at least the ground warp yarn 2, the ground weft yarn 3, and the weft flat yarn 4.
In the woven fabric 1, the ground warp threads 2 and the ground weft threads 3 form a regular ground structure 5, at least a part of the weft plain threads 4 is partially organized by the ground warp threads 2, and in the woven fabric 1, the weft flat threads 4 are the ground weft threads. It has a flat covering area 6 that covers 3.
It can be said that the weft flat yarn 4 that covers the ground weft yarn 3 is arranged on the surface (one side) 1a side of the fabric 1 (exposed on the surface 1a side).

織物1は、緯平糸4の代わりに、緯被糸4’を有していても良く、この場合、織物1は、地経糸2及び地緯糸3は規則的な地組織5を構成し、緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部は地経糸2で部分的に組織され、織物1は、緯被糸4’が地緯糸3に被さる被せ領域6’を有することになる。尚、この場合も、地緯糸3に被さる緯被糸4’は、表面(一方面)1a側に配置されている(表面1a側で露出している)とも言える。
1つの織物1においては、地経糸2として、1種類だけ(例えば、後述する分繊糸など)を有していても良いが、複数種類の地経糸2を有していても構わない。
The woven fabric 1 may have a weft weft yarn 4'instead of the weft flat yarn 4, and in this case, the woven fabric 1 constitutes the ground warp yarn 2 and the ground weft yarn 3 forms a regular ground structure 5, and the weft At least a part of the yarn 4'is partially organized by the ground warp yarn 2, and the woven fabric 1 has a covering region 6'where the weft yarn 4'covers the ground weft yarn 3. In this case as well, it can be said that the weft yarn 4'covering the ground weft 3 is arranged on the surface (one side) 1a side (exposed on the surface 1a side).
One woven fabric 1 may have only one type of ground warp yarn 2 (for example, a split yarn described later), but may have a plurality of types of ground warp yarn 2.

又、1つの織物1においては、地緯糸3と緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)の少なくとも2つの異なる緯糸を有することになるが、地緯糸3として、1種類だけを有していたり、複数種類を有していても良い。
織物1は、カーテンやブラインド等として窓に用いられたり、壁装、間仕切り、緞子張り、床、天井、タペストリー、舞台幕及び額装品などの内装材や、照明器具のカバー(照明カバー)や椅子などのインテリア部材に用いられたり、帯などの他、衣類等に用いられても良い。
Further, one woven fabric 1 has at least two different weft threads, that is, the ground weft thread 3 and the weft plain thread 4 (or the weft coat thread 4'), but the ground weft thread 3 has only one type. Alternatively, it may have a plurality of types.
Woven fabric 1 is used for windows as curtains, blinds, etc., interior materials such as wall coverings, partitions, lining, floors, ceilings, tapestries, stage curtains and frames, lighting fixture covers (lighting covers) and chairs. It may be used for interior members such as, and may be used for clothing and the like in addition to bands and the like.

このような織物1における地経糸2や地緯糸3、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)を構成(織成、編成)する繊維としては、特に限定されないが、熱可塑性の素材であるポリエチレンテレフタレート(PET)や、ポリトリメチレンテレフタレート(PTT)、ポリブチレンテレフタレート(PBT)等のポリエステル繊維、ナイロン(ポリアミド)繊維、ポリエチレン(PE)、ポリプロピレン(PP)等のポリオレフィン系繊維、レーヨン繊維、キュプラ繊維、アセテート繊維、ポリアクリロニトリル(PAN)を主成分とするアクリル繊維、ポリビニルアルコール(PVA)繊維(ビニロン繊維)、ポリウレタン(PU)繊維などの合成繊維でも良く、その他、ガラス繊維、羊毛、絹などであり、これらを単独又は組み合わせて用いられても良い。
又、織物1の地経糸2や地緯糸3、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)を構成する繊維の繊度も、何れの値でも良いが、例えば、総繊度で、20dtex以上3000dtex以下であっても構わない。
The fibers constituting (weaving, knitting) the ground warp yarn 2, the ground weft yarn 3, and the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4') in the fabric 1 are not particularly limited, but polyethylene terephthalate, which is a thermoplastic material. Polyester fiber such as (PET), polytrimethylene terephthalate (PTT), polybutylene terephthalate (PBT), nylon (polyamide) fiber, polyolefin fiber such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), rayon fiber, cupra fiber. , Acetate fiber, acrylic fiber containing polyacrylonitrile (PAN) as the main component, polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) fiber (viniron fiber), polyurethane (PU) fiber and other synthetic fibers may be used. In addition, glass fiber, wool, silk, etc. may be used. Yes, these may be used alone or in combination.
Further, the fineness of the fibers constituting the ground warp yarn 2, the ground weft yarn 3, and the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4') of the woven fabric 1 may be any value, and for example, the total fineness is 20 dtex or more and 3000 dtex or less. It doesn't matter.

織物1の地経糸2や地緯糸3、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)には、所望により、酸化チタン、炭酸カルシウム等の体質顔料やフィラー(充填材)を任意に添加したり、消臭剤、抗菌剤、防カビ剤、難燃剤、撥水剤、防汚剤、着色剤、香料、発泡剤、紫外線吸収剤、赤外線吸収剤等を添加した素材を用いても良い。
織物1の地経糸2や地緯糸3、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)の色彩についても、赤色系、橙色系、黄色系、緑色系、青色系、紫色系、黒色系、白色系など何れの色調でも良く、彩度や明度についても何れの値でも構わない。
又、織物1の地経糸2や地緯糸3、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)の断面形状についても、特に限定はなく、略円形や略楕円形であったり、異形(例えば、略三角形や略矩形であったり、略五角形や略六角形などの略多角形であったり、略星形など)であっても良い。
If desired, an extender pigment such as titanium oxide or calcium carbonate or a filler (filler) may be arbitrarily added to or erased from the ground warp thread 2, the ground weft thread 3, and the weft flat thread 4 (weft coat thread 4') of the woven fabric 1. A material to which an odorant, an antibacterial agent, a fungicide, a flame retardant, a water repellent, an antifouling agent, a colorant, a fragrance, a foaming agent, an ultraviolet absorber, an infrared absorber, or the like is added may be used.
Regarding the colors of the ground warp thread 2, the ground weft thread 3, and the weft plain thread 4 (weft coat thread 4') of the woven fabric 1, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, white, etc. Any color tone may be used, and any value may be used for saturation and lightness.
Further, the cross-sectional shape of the ground warp thread 2, the ground weft thread 3, and the weft flat thread 4 (weft coat thread 4') of the woven fabric 1 is not particularly limited, and may be substantially circular, substantially elliptical, or irregular (for example, substantially triangular). It may be a substantially rectangular shape, a substantially polygonal shape such as a substantially pentagon or a substantially hexagon, or a substantially star shape).

<地経糸2>
図1〜7に示したように、地経糸2は、後述する地組織5を、後述する地緯糸3と共に構成すると同時に、後述する緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)を部分的に組織する糸である。
地経糸2のうち、緯平糸4を組織する平地経糸2aは、例えば、後述する分繊糸やマルチフィラメントであっても良いが、逆に、分繊糸など以外の糸(例えば、モノフィラメントなど)であっても構わない。
<Ground warp thread 2>
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the ground warp yarn 2 constitutes the ground structure 5 described later together with the ground weft thread 3 described later, and at the same time partially organizes the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4') described later. It is a thread.
Of the ground warp yarns 2, the flat ground warp yarn 2a that organizes the weft flat yarn 4 may be, for example, a split yarn or a multifilament described later, but conversely, a yarn other than the split yarn (for example, a monofilament). It doesn't matter.

又、地経糸2のうち、緯被糸4’を組織する被地経糸2a’も、例えば、後述する分繊糸やマルチフィラメントであっても良いが、逆に、分繊糸など以外の糸(例えば、モノフィラメントなど)であっても構わない。
尚、図1に示すように、平地経糸2aや被地経糸2a’は、緯平糸4や緯被糸4’を部分的に組織すると共に、地緯糸3も組織している。
Further, among the ground warp yarns 2, the ground warp yarn 2a'that organizes the weft coat yarn 4'may also be, for example, a split yarn or a multifilament described later, but conversely, a yarn other than the split yarn or the like. It may be (for example, monofilament).
As shown in FIG. 1, the flat ground warp threads 2a and the ground warp threads 2a'partially organize the weft flat threads 4 and the weft cover threads 4', and also the ground weft threads 3.

一方、地経糸2のうち、緯平糸4や緯被糸4’を組織する以外の地経糸2(緯平糸4と共に地組織5を構成する組織地経糸2b)は、分繊糸などであったり、分繊糸以外の糸(例えば、モノフィラメントなど)であっても良い。
尚、図1に示すように、組織地経糸2bは、地緯糸3のみを組織している。
On the other hand, among the ground warp yarns 2, the ground warp yarns 2 other than the weft plain yarn 4 and the weft coat yarn 4'(the textured ground warp yarn 2b that constitutes the ground structure 5 together with the weft flat yarn 4) may be a split yarn or the like. , A yarn other than the split yarn (for example, monofilament) may be used.
As shown in FIG. 1, the textured ground warp yarn 2b is composed of only the ground weft yarn 3.

<分繊糸など>
地経糸2のうち、平地経糸2aや被地経糸2a’等が分繊糸である場合、その分繊糸全体の繊度(総繊度)は、1dtex以上300dtex以下、好ましくは5dtex以上200dtex以下、更に好ましくは10dtex以上100dtex以下(33dtexなど)であっても良い。
分繊糸の単繊維繊度が、0.1dtex以上30.0dtex以下、好ましくは0.5dtex以上20.0dtex以下、更に好ましくは1.0dtex以上10.0dtex以下(約2.0dtex(1.375dtex)など)であっても良い。
<Separation thread, etc.>
When the flat ground warp yarn 2a, the ground warp yarn 2a', or the like is a split yarn, the fineness (total fineness) of the entire split yarn is 1 dtex or more and 300 dtex or less, preferably 5 dtex or more and 200 dtex or less, and further. It may be preferably 10 dtex or more and 100 dtex or less (33 dtex or the like).
The single fiber fineness of the split yarn is 0.1 dtex or more and 30.0 dtex or less, preferably 0.5 dtex or more and 20.0 dtex or less, more preferably 1.0 dtex or more and 10.0 dtex or less (about 2.0 dtex (1.375 dtex)). Etc.).

又、平地経糸2a等は、マルチフィラメントであるとも言え、その場合も、総繊度は、1dtex以上300dtex以下、好ましくは5dtex以上200dtex以下、更に好ましくは10dtex以上100dtex以下(33dtexなど)であっても良い。
この場合の各フィラメントの単繊維繊度は、0.1dtex以上30.0dtex以下、好ましくは0.5dtex以上20.0dtex以下、更に好ましくは1.0dtex以上10.0dtex以下(約2.0dtex(1.375dtex)など)であっても良い。
Further, it can be said that the flat ground warp yarn 2a or the like is a multifilament, and even in that case, the total fineness is 1 dtex or more and 300 dtex or less, preferably 5 dtex or more and 200 dtex or less, and more preferably 10 dtex or more and 100 dtex or less (33 dtex or the like). good.
In this case, the single fiber fineness of each filament is 0.1 dtex or more and 30.0 dtex or less, preferably 0.5 dtex or more and 20.0 dtex or less, and more preferably 1.0 dtex or more and 10.0 dtex or less (about 2.0 dtex (1. 375dtex) etc.) may be used.

尚、地経糸2(例えば、組織地経糸2b)が分繊糸でもマルチフィラメントでもない(つまり、モノフィラメントである)場合には、その総繊度は、1dtex以上300dtex以下、好ましくは5dtex以上200dtex以下、更に好ましくは10dtex以上100dtex以下(22dtexなど)であっても良い。
ここまで述べた地経糸2(平地経糸2a、被地経糸2a’、組織地経糸2b)について、その経飛び(緯糸(緯平糸4や緯被糸4’等)が、経糸(平地経糸2aや被地経糸2a’等)の上を乗り越えて、織物1の表面1aで露出している距離)は、特に限定はないが、例えば、0.1mm以上5.0mm以下、好ましくは0.5mm以上4.5mm以下、更に好ましくは1.0mm以上4.0mmであっても良く、経飛びが大きいと手触りに影響し、経飛びが小さいと光沢に影響するとも言える、又、手触りや光沢については、経糸(平地経糸2aや被地経糸2a’等)の飛びよりも、緯糸(緯平糸4や緯被糸4’等)の飛び(経糸で綴じられず、織物1の表面1aで露出している距離)が影響するとも言える。
When the ground warp yarn 2 (for example, the tissue ground warp yarn 2b) is neither a split yarn nor a multifilament (that is, a monofilament), the total fineness is 1 dtex or more and 300 dtex or less, preferably 5 dtex or more and 200 dtex or less. More preferably, it may be 10 dtex or more and 100 dtex or less (22 dtex or the like).
With respect to the ground warp threads 2 (flat ground warp threads 2a, ground warp threads 2a', woven ground warp threads 2b) described so far, the warp jumps (weft threads (weft flat thread 4 and weft cover thread 4', etc.) are warp threads (flat ground warp threads 2a, etc.). The distance (distance exposed on the surface 1a of the woven fabric 1) over the ground warp yarn 2a'etc.) is not particularly limited, but is, for example, 0.1 mm or more and 5.0 mm or less, preferably 0.5 mm or more. It may be 4.5 mm or less, more preferably 1.0 mm or more and 4.0 mm, and it can be said that a large warp jump affects the feel, and a small warp jump affects the gloss. , The jump of the weft yarn (weft flat yarn 4 or weft coat yarn 4'etc.) (not bound by the warp yarn, but exposed on the surface 1a of the woven fabric 1) rather than the jumping of the warp yarn (flat ground warp yarn 2a, ground warp yarn 2a', etc.) It can be said that the distance) has an effect.

尚、上述した平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)は、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)を部分的に組織している(緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)の上を部分的に乗り越える)だけでなく、地緯糸3も組織している(地緯糸3の上も乗り越えている)ことから、地緯糸3だけを組織している(地緯糸3の上だけを乗り越えている)組織地経糸2bよりも、経飛びの距離(織物1の表面1aで露出している距離)は、(特に、織成中などは)長いと言える(図1中の符号X参照)。
又、地経糸2の密度(地経密度)の具体的な値も、特に限定はないが、例えば、100本/10cm以上1200本/10cm以下、好ましくは150本/10cm以上1000本/10cm以下、更に好ましくは200本/10cm以上800本/10cm以下(347本/10cmなど)であっても良い。
The above-mentioned flat ground warp yarn 2a (ground warp yarn 2a') partially organizes the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4') (partially above the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4'). Not only the ground weft thread 3 is also organized (overcoming the ground weft thread 3), so only the ground weft thread 3 is organized (overcoming only the ground weft thread 3). It can be said that the warp skipping distance (distance exposed on the surface 1a of the woven fabric 1) is longer than that of the tissue warp yarn 2b (particularly during weaving) (see reference numeral X in FIG. 1).
The specific value of the density of the ground warp yarn 2 (ground warp density) is also not particularly limited, but is, for example, 100 yarns / 10 cm or more and 1200 yarns / 10 cm or less, preferably 150 yarns / 10 cm or more and 1000 yarns / 10 cm or less. More preferably, it may be 200 pieces / 10 cm or more and 800 pieces / 10 cm or less (347 pieces / 10 cm or the like).

<地緯糸3>
図1〜7に示したように、地緯糸3は、後述する地組織5を、上述した地経糸2と共に構成する糸である。
地緯糸3は、上述したように、1つの織物1において、1種類だけでなく、複数種類が織成されて(打ち込まれて)いても良い。
<Ground weft 3>
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the ground weft thread 3 is a thread that constitutes the ground structure 5 described later together with the above-mentioned ground warp thread 2.
As described above, the ground weft thread 3 may be woven (drived) not only in one type but also in a plurality of types in one woven fabric 1.

ここで、地緯糸3において種類が異なるとは、光沢糸(ブライト糸)か、セミダル糸、ダル糸であるかであったり(酸化チタンの添加量(含有量)が異なっていたり)、総繊度やフィラメント数が異なっていたり、各繊維の断面形状が異なっていたり(丸断面か、異形断面か等であったり)、ウーリー加工など所定の加工の有無が異なっていたり、これらが組み合わさって異なっていても良い。
種類が異なる地緯糸3は、織物1を織成する織機においては、異なる杼(シャトル、丁目)にて織成される(打ち込まれる)。
このような地緯糸3は、例えば、上述した光沢糸や、セミダル糸、ダル糸であったり、後述する箔糸や干渉発色糸を用いた丸撚糸や、蛇腹撚糸、羽衣撚糸、ブリヤン撚糸などであっても良い。
Here, the different types of ground weft yarns 3 are glossy yarns (bright yarns), semi-dull yarns, and dull yarns (the amount of titanium oxide added (content) is different), and the total fineness. The number of filaments is different, the cross-sectional shape of each fiber is different (round cross section, irregular cross section, etc.), the presence or absence of predetermined processing such as woolly processing is different, and these are combined and different. You may be.
The different types of ground weft threads 3 are woven (drived) by different shuttles (shuttles, chome) in the loom for weaving the woven fabric 1.
Such ground weft yarn 3 may be, for example, the above-mentioned glossy yarn, semi-dull yarn, dull yarn, round twisted yarn using foil yarn or interference coloring yarn described later, bellows twisted yarn, hagoromo twisted yarn, briyan twisted yarn or the like. There may be.

<地緯糸3の直径3L>
上述した地緯糸3の直径3Lは、地緯糸3の断面形状が略円形であれば、その直径であり、地緯糸3の断面形状が略楕円形であれば、その長径(又は短径)であり、地緯糸3の断面形状が異形であれば、当該断面において、ある周縁から略対向する別の周縁までが最も長い距離(又は、最も短い距離)であっても良い。
又、地緯糸3の直径3Lは、地緯糸3の断面形状が略円形であるとして、当該地緯糸3の繊度(dtex)と、その素材の比重(g/cm3 )から計算しても良く、その繊度を「Adtex」、その比重を「Bg/cm3 」とすれば、地緯糸3の直径3Lは、「3L≒11.3×√(A/B)μm」となる。
その他、地緯糸3の直径3Lについては、当該地緯糸3を走査型電子顕微鏡(SEM、Scanning Electron Microscope)等の電子顕微鏡で撮像し、撮像した写真(画像)において地緯糸3の直径3Lを実測しても良く、この実測方法も、特に限定はないが、例えば、撮像した画像において、地緯糸3の長手方向(長さ方向)に略直交した方向に沿った当該地緯糸3の長さ(幅)の値を、地緯糸3の直径3L(又は、幅3W)の値とする方法や、撮像した画像において、地緯糸3の長手方向に略直交した方向に沿った当該地緯糸3の長さの値が、実測する場所によって異なる場合には、その略直交した方向に沿った当該地緯糸3の長さの値を、複数の場所で実測し、実測した複数の値の平均値や、最小値、最大値、中間値等を、地緯糸3の直径3L(又は、幅3W)の値とする方法などで実測しても構わない。
<Diameter 3L of ground weft thread 3>
The diameter 3L of the ground weft thread 3 described above is the diameter if the cross-sectional shape of the ground weft thread 3 is substantially circular, and the major axis (or minor axis) if the cross-sectional shape of the ground weft thread 3 is substantially elliptical. If the cross-sectional shape of the ground weft thread 3 is irregular, the longest distance (or the shortest distance) may be the longest distance (or the shortest distance) from one peripheral edge to another substantially opposite peripheral edge in the cross-sectional shape.
Further, the diameter 3L of the ground weft 3 may be calculated from the fineness (dtex) of the ground weft 3 and the specific gravity (g / cm 3 ) of the material, assuming that the cross-sectional shape of the ground weft 3 is substantially circular. If the fineness is "Adtex" and the specific gravity is "Bg / cm 3 ", the diameter 3L of the ground weft 3 is "3L≈11.3 × √ (A / B) μm".
In addition, regarding the diameter 3L of the ground weft 3, the ground weft 3 is imaged with an electron microscope such as a scanning electron microscope (SEM), and the diameter 3L of the ground weft 3 is actually measured in the photograph (image) taken. This actual measurement method is also not particularly limited, but for example, in the captured image, the length of the ground weft 3 along the direction substantially orthogonal to the longitudinal direction (length direction) of the ground weft 3 ( The value of (width) is set to the value of the diameter 3L (or width 3W) of the ground weft thread 3, or the length of the ground weft thread 3 along a direction substantially orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the ground weft thread 3 in the captured image. If the value of the sword differs depending on the actual measurement location, the value of the length of the ground weft thread 3 along the substantially orthogonal direction is measured at a plurality of locations, and the average value of the plurality of measured values or the average value of the actual measurement values is used. The minimum value, the maximum value, the intermediate value, and the like may be actually measured by a method in which the diameter of the ground weft 3 is 3 L (or the width is 3 W).

このような地緯糸3の直径3Lは、後述する緯平糸4の幅4W(又は、後述する緯被糸4’の幅4W’)の値より小さくても良い。
尚、1つの織物1が複数種類の地緯糸3を有する場合には、少なくとも1種類の地緯糸3の直径3Lが、緯平糸4の幅4W(又は、緯被糸4’の幅4W’)の値より小さければ良いとも言える。
The diameter 3L of the ground weft 3 may be smaller than the value of the width 4W of the weft flat yarn 4 described later (or the width 4W'of the weft yarn 4'described later).
When one woven fabric 1 has a plurality of types of ground weft yarns 3, the diameter 3L of at least one type of ground weft yarn 3 has a width of 4W of the weft flat yarn 4 (or a width of 4W'of the weft yarn 4'). It can be said that it should be smaller than the value of.

地緯糸3の直径3Lの具体的な値について、特に限定はないが、例えば、10μm以上1000μm以下、好ましくは20μm以上500μm以下、更に好ましくは30μm以上300μm以下(約124μmなど)であっても良い。
尚、地緯糸3の繊度(総繊度)の具体的な値についても、特に限定はないが、例えば、10dtex以上2000dtex以下、好ましくは20dtex以上1000dtex以下、好ましくは30dtex以上500dtex以下(167dtexなど)であっても構わない。
又、地緯糸3の密度(地緯密度)の具体的な値も、特に限定はないが、例えば、100本/10cm以上1000本/10cm以下、好ましくは150本/10cm以上800本/10cm以下、更に好ましくは200本/10cm以上600本/10cm以下(165本/10cm、180本/10cm、250本/10cmなど)であっても良い。
The specific value of the diameter 3L of the ground weft 3 is not particularly limited, but may be, for example, 10 μm or more and 1000 μm or less, preferably 20 μm or more and 500 μm or less, and more preferably 30 μm or more and 300 μm or less (about 124 μm or the like). ..
The specific value of the fineness (total fineness) of the ground weft 3 is also not particularly limited, but is, for example, 10 dtex or more and 2000 dtex or less, preferably 20 dtex or more and 1000 dtex or less, preferably 30 dtex or more and 500 dtex or less (167 dtex or the like). It doesn't matter.
The specific value of the density of the ground weft thread 3 (ground weft density) is also not particularly limited, but is, for example, 100 threads / 10 cm or more and 1000 threads / 10 cm or less, preferably 150 threads / 10 cm or more and 800 threads / 10 cm or less. More preferably, it may be 200 pieces / 10 cm or more and 600 pieces / 10 cm or less (165 pieces / 10 cm, 180 pieces / 10 cm, 250 pieces / 10 cm, etc.).

<緯平糸4>
図1〜7に示したように、緯平糸4は、その少なくとも一部が、上述した地経糸2で部分的に組織され、上述した地緯糸3に被さるように配置される糸である。尚、緯平糸4が地経糸2で部分的に組織されている点は、後に詳解する。
緯平糸4は、その断面形状において、略矩形や略楕円形などのように、長手方向を有していれば良い。
<Weft flat thread 4>
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the weft flat yarn 4 is a yarn in which at least a part thereof is partially organized by the above-mentioned ground warp yarn 2 and arranged so as to cover the above-mentioned ground weft yarn 3. The point that the weft flat yarn 4 is partially organized by the ground warp yarn 2 will be described in detail later.
The weft flat thread 4 may have a longitudinal direction in its cross-sectional shape, such as a substantially rectangular shape or a substantially elliptical shape.

緯平糸4の少なくとも一部は、後述する箔糸及び/又は箔糸を用いた糸であったり、後述する干渉発色糸及び/又は干渉発色糸を用いた糸であっても良い。
その他、緯平糸4は、箔糸などや干渉発色糸などを用いた糸以外であっても良く、例えば、光沢糸などであっても良い。
At least a part of the weft flat yarn 4 may be a yarn using a foil yarn and / or a foil yarn described later, or a yarn using an interference coloring yarn and / or an interference coloring yarn described later.
In addition, the weft flat yarn 4 may be a yarn other than a yarn using a foil yarn or an interference coloring yarn, and may be, for example, a glossy yarn.

<緯被糸4’>
上述した緯平糸4の代わりに、織物1は、緯被糸4’を有していても良い。
図7に示したように、緯被糸4’も、その少なくとも一部が、上述した地経糸2で部分的に組織され、上述した地緯糸3に被さるように配置される糸であるが、緯被糸4’は、地緯糸3に被さるように配置されていれば、その断面形状に、特に限定はない。尚、緯被糸4’が地経糸2で部分的に組織されている点も、後に詳解する。
<Weft yarn 4'>
Instead of the weft flat yarn 4 described above, the woven fabric 1 may have a weft yarn 4'.
As shown in FIG. 7, the weft yarn 4'is also a yarn in which at least a part thereof is partially organized by the above-mentioned ground warp yarn 2 and arranged so as to cover the above-mentioned ground weft yarn 3. The cross-sectional shape of the weft yarn 4'is not particularly limited as long as it is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn 3. The point that the weft yarn 4'is partially organized by the ground warp yarn 2 will be explained in detail later.

つまり、緯被糸4’は、上述した緯平糸4だけでなく、緯平糸4以外の(その断面形状が、略円形や略三角形などのように、長手方向を有さない)糸も含む。
緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部も、後述する箔糸などであったり、後述する干渉発色糸などであっても良く、その他、緯被糸4’も、箔糸などや干渉発色糸など以外であっても良く、例えば、光沢糸などであっても構わない。
That is, the weft yarn 4'includes not only the weft plain yarn 4 described above, but also yarns other than the weft plain yarn 4 (the cross-sectional shape thereof does not have a longitudinal direction such as a substantially circular shape or a substantially triangular shape).
At least a part of the weft yarn 4'may be a foil yarn or the like described later, or an interference coloring yarn described later, and the weft yarn 4'is also other than the foil yarn or the interference coloring yarn. It may be, for example, a glossy thread or the like.

<箔糸など>
本発明における「箔糸」とは、雁皮紙や鳥の子紙などの和紙、合成樹脂の不織布に対して金や銀、アルミニウム、亜鉛、ステンレスなどの箔や螺鈿(らでん)を、漆や硫黄などで貼りつけ細く裁断した糸であったり、ポリエステルやポリウレタン、ポリアミドなどの合成樹脂のフィルムに対してアルミニウムや銅、亜鉛、ステンレスなどを付着(蒸着やスパッタリング等)させ細く裁断した糸であっても良く、切箔糸や平箔糸、スリット糸、ラメ糸とも言える。
箔糸そのものは、その断面形状が、略矩形であると言え、長手方向を有している(つまり、箔糸そのものは、緯平糸4であるとも言える)。
<Foil thread, etc.>
The "foil thread" in the present invention is a Japanese paper such as ganpishi or Torinoko paper, or a synthetic resin non-woven fabric to which foil or raden such as gold, silver, aluminum, zinc, or stainless steel is attached with lacquer or sulfur. It may be a finely cut thread, or a finely cut thread obtained by adhering aluminum, copper, zinc, stainless steel, etc. to a synthetic resin film such as polyester, polyurethane, or polyamide (evaporation, sputtering, etc.), and the cutting foil. It can also be called a thread, a flat foil thread, a slit thread, or a lame thread.
The foil yarn itself can be said to have a substantially rectangular cross-sectional shape and has a longitudinal direction (that is, the foil yarn itself can be said to be a weft flat yarn 4).

このような箔糸を用いた糸とは、例えば、レーヨンやポリアミド等の合成樹脂、絹、金属糸、水溶性糸などの芯糸に対して、箔糸を隙間なく巻きつけたもの(丸撚糸とも言う)であっても良く、丸撚糸では、箔糸を隙間なく巻きつけているため、芯糸が露出していないとも言える。
丸撚糸の断面形状は、芯糸の断面形状に因る(芯糸の断面形状に相似する)とも言えることから、芯糸の断面形状が略円形などのように長手方向を有さない場合には、丸撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有さず、芯糸の断面形状が略矩形などのように長手方向を有する場合には、丸撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有する(つまり、丸撚糸は、少なくとも緯被糸4’であるとも言える)。
The yarn using such a foil yarn is, for example, a yarn in which a foil yarn is wound tightly around a synthetic resin such as rayon or polyamide, a core yarn such as silk, a metal yarn, and a water-soluble yarn (round twisted yarn). In the case of round twisted yarn, the foil yarn is wound without gaps, so it can be said that the core yarn is not exposed.
Since it can be said that the cross-sectional shape of the circularly twisted yarn depends on the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn (similar to the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn), when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn does not have a longitudinal direction such as a substantially circular shape. Does not have a longitudinal direction in the cross-sectional shape of the circularly twisted yarn, and when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn has a longitudinal direction such as a substantially rectangular shape, the cross-sectional shape of the circularly twisted yarn also has a longitudinal direction (that is, the circularly twisted yarn). Can be said to be at least the weft yarn 4').

又、箔糸を用いた糸とは、例えば、レーヨンやポリアミド等の合成樹脂、絹、金属糸、水溶性糸などの芯糸に対して、箔糸を間隔を空けて巻きつけた(又は、撚り合わせた)もの(蛇腹撚糸とも言う)であっても良く、蛇腹撚糸では、箔糸を間隔を空けて巻きつける等をしているため、芯糸が露出しているとも言える。
蛇腹撚糸の断面形状も、芯糸の断面形状に因る(芯糸の断面形状に相似する)とも言えることから、芯糸の断面形状が略円形などのように長手方向を有さない場合には、蛇腹撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有さず、芯糸の断面形状が略矩形などのように長手方向を有する場合には、蛇腹撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有する(つまり、蛇腹撚糸は、少なくとも緯被糸4’であるとも言える)。
Further, the yarn using the foil yarn is, for example, a synthetic resin such as rayon or polyamide, or a core yarn such as silk, metal yarn, or water-soluble yarn, and the foil yarn is wound around the core yarn at intervals (or). It may be a twisted yarn (also referred to as a bellows twisted yarn), and in the bellows twisted yarn, it can be said that the core yarn is exposed because the foil yarns are wound at intervals.
Since it can be said that the cross-sectional shape of the bellows plying also depends on the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn (similar to the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn), when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn does not have a longitudinal direction such as a substantially circular shape. Does not have a longitudinal direction in the cross-sectional shape of the bellows plying, and when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn has a longitudinal direction such as a substantially rectangular shape, the cross-sectional shape of the bellows plying also has a longitudinal direction (that is, the bellows twisted yarn). Can be said to be at least weft yarn 4').

更に、箔糸を用いた糸とは、例えば、レーヨンやポリアミド等の合成樹脂、絹、金属糸、水溶性糸などの芯糸に対して、箔糸を撚り合わせたもの(羽衣撚糸とも言う)であっても良く、羽衣撚糸では、芯糸と箔糸を撚り合わせただけであるため、芯糸は当然、露出しているとも言える。
羽衣撚糸の断面形状も、芯糸の断面形状に因る(芯糸の断面形状に相似する)とも言えることから、芯糸の断面形状が略円形などのように長手方向を有さない場合には、羽衣撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有さず、芯糸の断面形状が略矩形などのように長手方向を有する場合には、羽衣撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有する(つまり、羽衣撚糸は、少なくとも緯被糸4’であるとも言える)。
Further, the yarn using the foil yarn is, for example, a yarn obtained by twisting the foil yarn with a synthetic resin such as rayon or polyamide, or a core yarn such as silk, metal yarn, or water-soluble yarn (also referred to as hagoromo twisted yarn). In the Hagoromo twisted yarn, the core yarn and the foil yarn are simply twisted together, so it can be said that the core yarn is naturally exposed.
Since it can be said that the cross-sectional shape of the hagoromo plyed yarn also depends on the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn (similar to the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn), when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn does not have a longitudinal direction such as a substantially circular shape. Does not have a longitudinal direction in the cross-sectional shape of the hagoromo plyed yarn, and when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn has a longitudinal direction such as a substantially rectangular shape, the cross-sectional shape of the hagoromo plyed yarn also has a longitudinal direction (that is, the hagoromo twisted yarn). Can be said to be at least weft yarn 4').

その他、箔糸を用いた糸とは、例えば、箔糸を芯糸とし、この芯糸に対して、ポリエステルやポリアミド等の合成樹脂、絹、金属糸、水溶性糸などの糸を、2本たすき状に撚り合わせたもの(タスキ撚糸とも言う)であっても良く、タスキ撚糸では、芯糸(箔糸)とポリエステル等の糸をたすき状に撚り合わせたものであるため、芯糸は当然、露出しているとも言える。
タスキ撚糸の断面形状は、芯糸(箔糸)の断面形状に因る(芯糸の断面形状に相似する)ため、略矩形であると言え、長手方向を有している(つまり、タスキ撚糸は、緯平糸4であるとも言える)。
In addition, the yarn using the foil yarn is, for example, a foil yarn as a core yarn, and two yarns such as synthetic resin such as polyester or polyamide, silk, metal yarn, and water-soluble yarn are used for the core yarn. It may be twisted in a twisted shape (also called a tasuki twisted yarn), and in the tasuki twisted yarn, a core yarn (foil yarn) and a yarn such as polyester are twisted in a twisted shape, so the core yarn is naturally It can be said that it is exposed.
Since the cross-sectional shape of the Taski twisted yarn depends on the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn (foil yarn) (similar to the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn), it can be said to be substantially rectangular and has a longitudinal direction (that is, the Taski twisted yarn). Can be said to be weft plying 4).

その他、箔糸を用いた糸とは、例えば、レーヨンやポリアミド等の合成樹脂、絹、金属糸、水溶性糸などの芯糸に対して、箔糸と共に、ポリエステルやポリアミド等の合成樹脂の糸も撚り合わせたもの(ブリヤン撚糸とも言う)であっても良く、ブリヤン撚糸では、芯糸と、箔糸及びポリエステル等の糸を撚り合わせただけであるため、芯糸は当然、露出しているとも言える。
ブリヤン撚糸の断面形状も、芯糸の断面形状に因る(芯糸の断面形状に相似する)とも言えることから、芯糸の断面形状が略円形などのように長手方向を有さない場合には、ブリヤン撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有さず、芯糸の断面形状が略矩形などのように長手方向を有する場合には、ブリヤン撚糸の断面形状も長手方向を有する(つまり、ブリヤン撚糸は、少なくとも緯被糸4’であるとも言える)。
In addition, the yarn using the foil yarn is, for example, a synthetic resin such as rayon or polyamide, a core yarn such as silk, metal yarn, or a water-soluble yarn, and a synthetic resin yarn such as polyester or polyamide together with the foil yarn. The core yarn may be twisted together (also referred to as Bryan twisted yarn), and in the Briyan twisted yarn, the core yarn is naturally exposed because the core yarn and the yarn such as foil yarn and polyester are simply twisted together. It can be said that.
Since it can be said that the cross-sectional shape of the Bryan twisted yarn also depends on the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn (similar to the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn), when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn does not have a longitudinal direction such as a substantially circular shape. Does not have a longitudinal direction in the cross-sectional shape of the Bryan twisted yarn, and when the cross-sectional shape of the core yarn has a longitudinal direction such as a substantially rectangular shape, the cross-sectional shape of the Bryan twisted yarn also has a longitudinal direction (that is, the Briyan twisted yarn). Can be said to be at least weft yarn 4').

<干渉発色糸など>
本発明における「干渉発色糸」とは、光の干渉の原理を利用して構造発色する糸であって、複数の層を積層して構成されている。
このような干渉発色糸は、その厚さや見る角度に応じて、干渉して強め合う色が決まる(ある厚さの干渉発色糸をある角度で見た際、例えば、青色が強め合って青色に見えるが、厚さや角度が変わると青色は強め合わず、赤色などの違う色が強め合って当該赤色に見える)。
<Interference coloring thread, etc.>
The "interference coloring thread" in the present invention is a thread that develops structural color by utilizing the principle of light interference, and is configured by laminating a plurality of layers.
In such an interference coloring thread, the colors that interfere with each other and strengthen each other are determined according to the thickness and the viewing angle (when the interference coloring thread of a certain thickness is viewed at a certain angle, for example, blue strengthens each other and becomes blue. It can be seen, but when the thickness and angle change, the blue color does not strengthen each other, but different colors such as red strengthen each other and appear as the red color).

干渉発色糸を構成する複数の層には、ポリエステルやポリアミドなどの合成樹脂の層が複数積層されたフィルムが、少なくとも含まれており、このフィルム以外に、樹脂コーティング層や、金属付着層が含まれていても良い。
干渉発色糸は、例えば、1枚のフィルムにおける一方面に対して、金属付着層と樹脂コーティング層を、この順に積層して構成されていたり、この構成に更に加えて、当該フィルムの他方面に対して、樹脂コーティング層を積層して構成されていても良い。
The plurality of layers constituting the interference coloring yarn include at least a film in which a plurality of synthetic resin layers such as polyester and polyamide are laminated, and in addition to this film, a resin coating layer and a metal adhesion layer are included. It may be.
The interference coloring yarn is formed by laminating a metal adhesion layer and a resin coating layer in this order on, for example, one surface of one film, or in addition to this configuration, on the other surface of the film. On the other hand, it may be configured by laminating resin coating layers.

又、干渉発色糸は、例えば、1枚のフィルムにおける一方面に対して、金属付着層ともう一枚のフィルムを、この順に積層して(2枚のフィルムの間に金属付着層を挟むように積層して)構成されていたり、1枚のフィルムにおける一方面に対して、樹脂コーティング層と金属付着層ともう1つの樹脂コーティング層ともう1枚のフィルムを、この順に積層して(2つの樹脂コーティング層の間に金属付着層を挟み、この3層を、2枚のフィルムの間に挟むように積層して)構成されていても良い。
干渉発色糸を構成するフィルムについて、当該フィルムにおける合成樹脂の層の数は、特に限定はないが、例えば、数百であっても良い。尚、このフィルム自体には、色素や金属によって着色はされていない。
Further, in the interference coloring thread, for example, a metal adhering layer and another film are laminated in this order on one surface of one film (so that the metal adhering layer is sandwiched between the two films). A resin coating layer, a metal adhesion layer, another resin coating layer, and another film are laminated in this order (2) on one surface of one film. A metal adhering layer may be sandwiched between the two resin coating layers, and the three layers may be laminated so as to be sandwiched between the two films).
Regarding the film constituting the interference coloring yarn, the number of layers of the synthetic resin in the film is not particularly limited, but may be several hundred, for example. The film itself is not colored with a dye or metal.

干渉発色糸を構成する樹脂コーティング層について、透明(無色透明)であったり、黄色やオレンジ(有色透明)に着色されていても良い。この樹脂コーティング層は、ポリエステルやポリウレタン、ポリアミドなどの合成樹脂の層であっても構わない。
干渉発色糸を構成する金属付着層について、付着(蒸着やスパッタリング等)させ細く裁断した糸でされる金属は、金や銀、アルミニウム、銅、亜鉛、ステンレスなどであっても良い。
The resin coating layer constituting the interference coloring yarn may be transparent (colorless and transparent), or may be colored yellow or orange (colored transparent). The resin coating layer may be a layer of a synthetic resin such as polyester, polyurethane, or polyamide.
The metal formed by adhering (depositing, sputtering, etc.) and finely cutting the metal adhering layer constituting the interference coloring yarn may be gold, silver, aluminum, copper, zinc, stainless steel, or the like.

干渉発色糸そのものは、その断面形状が、略矩形であると言え、長手方向を有している(つまり、干渉発色糸そのものは、緯平糸4であるとも言える)。
このような干渉発色糸を、上述した箔糸の代わりに用いて、上述した丸撚糸や蛇腹撚糸、羽衣撚糸、タスキ撚糸、ブリヤン撚糸などとしても良い(つまり、干渉発色糸は、少なくとも緯被糸4’であるとも言える)。
The interference coloring yarn itself can be said to have a substantially rectangular cross-sectional shape and has a longitudinal direction (that is, the interference coloring yarn itself can be said to be a weft flat yarn 4).
Such an interference coloring yarn may be used instead of the foil yarn described above to be a round twisted yarn, a bellows twisted yarn, a hagoromo twisted yarn, a taski twisted yarn, a Bryan twisted yarn or the like (that is, the interference coloring yarn is at least a weft yarn). It can be said that it is 4').

<緯平糸4の幅4W、緯被糸4’の幅4W’>
上述した緯平糸4の幅4Wは、当該緯平糸4の平面視における幅(緯平糸4を平面視で視た時の幅)であって、上述した長手方向の長さであるとも言える。
一方、上述した緯被糸4’の幅4W’は、当該緯被糸4’の断面形状が略円形であれば(つまり、長手方向を有さなければ)、その緯被糸4’の直径4L’と同じ値であるとも言える。尚、緯被糸4’も、当該緯被糸4’を平面視で視た時の幅は、その緯被糸4’の直径4L’が、緯被糸4’の幅4W’として見えるとも言える。
<Width 4W of weft flat yarn 4 and width 4W'of weft yarn 4'>
The width 4W of the weft flat thread 4 described above is the width of the weft flat thread 4 in a plan view (the width when the weft flat thread 4 is viewed in a plan view), and can be said to be the length in the longitudinal direction described above.
On the other hand, the width 4W'of the weft yarn 4'described above is the diameter of the weft yarn 4'if the cross-sectional shape of the weft yarn 4'is substantially circular (that is, if it does not have a longitudinal direction). It can be said that it is the same value as 4L'. It should be noted that the width of the weft yarn 4'when the weft yarn 4'is viewed in a plan view is such that the diameter 4L'of the weft yarn 4'sees as the width 4W'of the weft yarn 4'. I can say.

このような緯平糸4の幅4W(又は、緯被糸4’の幅4W’)は、上述した地緯糸3の直径3Lより大きくても良い。
尚、1つの織物1が複数種類の地緯糸3を有する場合には、緯平糸4の幅4W(又は、緯被糸4’の幅4W’)は、少なくとも1種類の地緯糸3の直径3Lより大きければ良いとも言える。
The width 4W of the weft flat yarn 4 (or the width 4W'of the weft yarn 4') may be larger than the diameter 3L of the ground weft yarn 3 described above.
When one woven fabric 1 has a plurality of types of ground weft threads 3, the width 4W of the weft flat yarn 4 (or the width 4W'of the weft coat yarn 4') is 3L in diameter of at least one type of ground weft yarn 3. It can be said that the larger it is, the better.

緯平糸4の幅4W(又は、緯被糸4’の幅4W’)の具体的な値は、特に限定はないが、例えば、20μm以上2000μm以下、好ましくは30μm以上1000μm以下、更に好ましくは50μm以上500μm以下(151.5μm、252.5μm、378.75μmなど)であっても良い。
尚、緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)が上述した箔糸などや、干渉発色糸などであれば、その緯平糸4の幅4W(又は、緯被糸4’の幅4W’)は、曲尺の一寸である「30.3mm」を80や120、200等で割った値(切幅とも言う)となり、80で割った際には「80切(=0.37875mm=378.75μm)」、120で割った際には「120切(=0.2525mm=252.5μm)」、200で割った際には「200切(=0.1515mm=151.5μm)」とも言う。
The specific value of the width 4W of the weft flat yarn 4 (or the width 4W'of the weft yarn 4') is not particularly limited, but is, for example, 20 μm or more and 2000 μm or less, preferably 30 μm or more and 1000 μm or less, and more preferably 50 μm. It may be 500 μm or more (151.5 μm, 252.5 μm, 378.75 μm, etc.).
If the weft plain yarn 4 (or the weft yarn 4') is the foil yarn or the like described above, or an interference coloring yarn, the width of the weft plain yarn 4 is 4 W (or the width of the weft yarn 4'is 4 W'). Is the value obtained by dividing "30.3 mm", which is one inch of the curved scale, by 80, 120, 200, etc. (also called the cutting width), and when divided by 80, "80 cut (= 0.37875 mm = 378.75 μm)" ) ”, When divided by 120, it is also called“ 120 cut (= 0.2525 mm = 252.5 μm) ”, and when divided by 200, it is also called“ 200 cut (= 0.1515 mm = 151.5 μm) ”.

<緯平糸4の厚さ・密度、緯被糸4’の厚さ・密度>
このような緯平糸4や緯被糸4’の断面形状が、長手方向を有していれば、当然、短手方向も有していることとなり、この短手方向は、緯平糸4や緯被糸4’の厚さであるとも言える。
緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)の厚さの具体的な値も、特に限定はないが、例えば、1μm以上100μm以下、好ましくは2μm以上80μm以下、更に好ましくは5μm以上50μm以下(10μm、12μm、25μmなど)であっても良い。
又、緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)の密度(緯平密度、緯被密度)の具体的な値も、特に限定はないが、例えば、100本/10cm以上1000本/10cm以下、好ましくは120本/10cm以上800本/10cm以下、更に好ましくは140本/10cm以上600本/10cm以下、より更に好ましくは160本/10cm以上300本/10cm以下(165本/10cm、180本/10cm、250本/10cmなど)であっても良い。
<Thickness / density of weft flat yarn 4 and thickness / density of weft yarn 4'>
If the cross-sectional shape of the weft flat yarn 4 or the weft coat yarn 4'has a longitudinal direction, it naturally has a lateral direction as well, and the lateral direction is the weft flat yarn 4 or the weft. It can be said that it is the thickness of the thread 4'.
The specific value of the thickness of the weft flat yarn 4 (or the weft yarn 4') is also not particularly limited, but is, for example, 1 μm or more and 100 μm or less, preferably 2 μm or more and 80 μm or less, and more preferably 5 μm or more and 50 μm or less ( It may be 10 μm, 12 μm, 25 μm, etc.).
Further, the specific value of the density (weft flat density, weft density) of the weft flat yarn 4 (or weft coat yarn 4') is also not particularly limited, but is, for example, 100 yarns / 10 cm or more and 1000 yarns / 10 cm or less. , Preferably 120 pieces / 10 cm or more and 800 pieces / 10 cm or less, more preferably 140 pieces / 10 cm or more and 600 pieces / 10 cm or less, and even more preferably 160 pieces / 10 cm or more and 300 pieces / 10 cm or less (165 pieces / 10 cm, 180 pieces). / 10 cm, 250 pieces / 10 cm, etc.) may be used.

<緯平糸4の平カバーファクター値CF、緯被糸4’の被カバーファクター値CF’>
本発明における「緯平糸4の平カバーファクター値CF」とは、下記式(1)で表される値である。
尚、式(1)において、緯平糸4の密度の単位は「本/10cm」であり、緯平糸4の幅4Wの単位は「mm」であり、当該平カバーファクター値CFは、緯平糸4に沿った緯方向におけるカバーファクターに相当する値であるとも言える。
<Flat cover factor value CF of weft plain yarn 4, covered factor value CF'of weft yarn 4'>
The "flat cover factor value CF of the weft flat thread 4" in the present invention is a value represented by the following formula (1).
In the formula (1), the unit of the density of the weft plain yarn 4 is "book / 10 cm", the unit of the width 4 W of the weft flat yarn 4 is "mm", and the flat cover factor value CF is the weft flat yarn 4. It can be said that it is a value corresponding to the cover factor in the weft direction along.

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又、本発明における「緯被糸4’の被カバーファクター値CF’」とは、下記式(2)で表される値である。
尚、式(2)において、緯被糸4’の密度の単位も「本/10cm」であり、緯被糸4’の幅4W’の単位も「mm」であり、当該被カバーファクター値CF’は、緯被糸4’に沿った緯方向におけるカバーファクターに相当する値であるとも言える。
Further, the "covered factor value CF'of the weft yarn 4'" in the present invention is a value represented by the following formula (2).
In the formula (2), the unit of the density of the weft yarn 4'is also "book / 10 cm", and the unit of the width 4 W'of the weft yarn 4'is also "mm", and the covered factor value CF It can be said that'is a value corresponding to the cover factor in the weft direction along the weft yarn 4'.

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緯平糸4の上述した平カバーファクター値CFは、特に限定はないが、例えば、10以上であっても良く、好ましくは15以上、更に好ましくは20以上(24.9975、37.875、63.125、94.6875、113.625など)であっても構わない。
尚、平カバーファクター値CFは、上限がなくても良いが、例えば、300以下であったり、200以下や150以下でも構わない。
ここで、上述した下限値及び上限値は、10以上300以下や、10以上200以下のように、互いに組み合わせて、平カバーファクター値CFの範囲としても良い。
The above-mentioned flat cover factor value CF of the weft plain yarn 4 is not particularly limited, but may be, for example, 10 or more, preferably 15 or more, and more preferably 20 or more (24.9975, 37.875, 63. 125, 94.6875, 113.625, etc.) may be used.
The flat cover factor value CF does not have to have an upper limit, but may be, for example, 300 or less, 200 or less, or 150 or less.
Here, the above-mentioned lower limit value and upper limit value may be combined with each other such as 10 or more and 300 or less and 10 or more and 200 or less to form a range of the flat cover factor value CF.

又、緯被糸4’の上述した被カバーファクター値CF’も、特に限定はないが、例えば、10以上であっても良く、好ましくは15以上、更に好ましくは20以上(24.9975、37.875、63.125、94.6875、113.625など)であっても構わない。
尚、被カバーファクター値CF’は、上限がなくても良いが、例えば、300以下であったり、200以下や150以下でも構わない。
ここで、上述した下限値及び上限値は、10以上300以下や、10以上200以下のように、互いに組み合わせて、被カバーファクター値CF’の範囲としても良い。
Further, the above-mentioned covered factor value CF'of the weft yarn 4'is also not particularly limited, but may be, for example, 10 or more, preferably 15 or more, and more preferably 20 or more (24.9975, 37). .875, 63.125, 94.6875, 113.625, etc.) may be used.
The covered factor value CF'may have no upper limit, but may be, for example, 300 or less, 200 or less, or 150 or less.
Here, the above-mentioned lower limit value and upper limit value may be combined with each other to be in the range of the covered factor value CF', such as 10 or more and 300 or less, or 10 or more and 200 or less.

<緯平糸4、緯被糸4’が地経糸2と構成する部分的な組織>
ここまで述べた緯平糸4、緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部は、上述したように、地経糸2(平地経糸2a、被地経糸2a’)で部分的に組織されているが、本発明における「部分的に組織する」とは、緯平糸4において平地経糸2aで組織されていない部分が存在するとの意味や、緯被糸4’において被地経糸2a’で組織されていない部分が存在するとの意味である。
<Partial structure in which the weft flat yarn 4 and the weft coat yarn 4'compose the ground warp yarn 2>
As described above, at least a part of the weft flat yarn 4 and the weft coat yarn 4'described so far is partially organized by the ground warp yarn 2 (flat ground warp yarn 2a, ground warp yarn 2a'), but the present invention "Partially organized" in the above means that there is a portion of the weft flat yarn 4 that is not organized by the flat ground warp yarn 2a, and that there is a portion of the weft yarn 4'that is not organized by the ground warp yarn 2a'. It means that.

例えば、図4に示されたように、第1平被せ領域6Aにおいて、ある1本の緯平糸4は、ある1本の平地経糸2aに組織されてから(その平地経糸2aが、その緯平糸4の上を乗り越え、下に潜り込んでから)、緯方向に平地経糸2aの所定本数分だけ間隔を空けて、また別の1本の平地経糸2aに組織されている。
又、図4の例示において、経方向に着目すれば、ある1本の平地経糸2aは、ある1本の緯平糸4を組織してから、経方向に緯平糸4の所定本数分だけ間隔を空けて、また別の1本の緯平糸4に組織している。
For example, as shown in FIG. 4, in the first flat covering region 6A, one weft warp 4 is organized into one flat warp 2a (the flat warp 2a is the weft warp). After getting over the top of 4 and sneaking underneath), it is organized into another flat warp 2a at intervals of a predetermined number of flat warp threads 2a in the weft direction.
Further, in the example of FIG. 4, focusing on the warp direction, one flat ground warp thread 2a is spaced by a predetermined number of weft flat threads 4 in the warp direction after forming a certain weft flat thread 4. It is vacant and organized in another weft flat thread 4.

一方、第1平被せ領域6Aは、第1被せ領域6A’であるとも言えることから、ある1本の緯被糸4’は、ある1本の被地経糸2a’に組織されてから(その被地経糸2a’が、その緯被糸4’の上を乗り越え、下に潜り込んでから)、緯方向に被地経糸2a’の所定本数分だけ間隔を空けて、また別の1本の被地経糸2a’に組織されているとも言える。
又、図4の例示において、経方向に着目すれば、ある1本の被地経糸2a’は、ある1本の緯被糸4’を組織してから、経方向に緯被糸4’の所定本数分だけ間隔を空けて、また別の1本の緯被糸4’に組織している。
On the other hand, since the first flat covering region 6A can be said to be the first covering region 6A', one weft cover yarn 4'is organized into one ground warp yarn 2a'(then). After the ground warp threads 2a'overcome over the weft coat thread 4'and sneak underneath), another coat is spaced apart by a predetermined number of the ground warp threads 2a'in the weft direction. It can be said that it is organized in the ground warp thread 2a'.
Further, in the example of FIG. 4, focusing on the warp direction, one ground warp thread 2a'organizes a certain weft coat thread 4'and then the weft coat thread 4'in the warp direction. It is organized in another weft yarn 4'at intervals of a predetermined number of yarns.

従って、緯方向に平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)の所定本数分だけ空いた間隔の部分や、経方向に緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)の所定本数分だけ空いた間隔の部分が、上述した緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)において平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)で組織されていない部分であることから、第1平被せ領域6A(第1被せ領域6A’)において、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)は、平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)に部分的に組織されている。
尚、第1平被せ領域6A(第1被せ領域6A’)において、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)に対する平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)の部分的な組織は、朱子織(繻子織)組織であるとも言える。
Therefore, a portion of the flat ground warp 2a (ground warp 2a') that is spaced by a predetermined number of threads in the weft direction and a portion of the weft warp 4 (weft warp 4') that is spaced by a predetermined number of threads in the warp direction. However, since it is a portion of the above-mentioned weft flat yarn 4 (weft cover yarn 4') that is not organized by the flat ground warp yarn 2a (ground warp yarn 2a'), the first flat cover region 6A (first cover region 6A'). In, the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4') is partially organized in the flat ground warp yarn 2a (ground warp yarn 2a').
In the first flat covering region 6A (first covering region 6A'), the partial structure of the flat ground warp yarn 2a (ground warp yarn 2a') with respect to the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coating yarn 4') is a satin weave (save). It can be said that it is a weave) organization.

<地組織5など>
図1〜7に示したように、地組織5は、上述した地経糸2(平地経糸2aや被地経糸2a’、組織地経糸2b)及び地緯糸3によって規則的に構成(織成)された組織である。
地組織5は、地経糸2及び地緯糸3によって規則的に構成されていれば、特に限定はないが、例えば、平織組織や、斜文織(綾織)組織、朱子織(繻子織)組織などであっても良い。
<Ground organization 5 etc.>
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the ground structure 5 is regularly composed (woven) by the above-mentioned ground warp threads 2 (flat ground warp threads 2a, ground warp threads 2a', tissue ground warp threads 2b) and ground weft threads 3. It is an organization.
The ground structure 5 is not particularly limited as long as it is regularly composed of the ground warp threads 2 and the ground weft threads 3, but for example, a plain weave structure, a twill weave structure, a satin weave structure, and the like. It may be.

ここで、図1で示したように、1つの織物1において、地緯糸3が1種類である場合は、その1種類の地緯糸3のみが、地経糸2と規則的な地組織5を構成する。
この場合、1つの地組織5は、当然、1つの層状となり、この地組織5は、平織組織であっても良い。
Here, as shown in FIG. 1, when there is one type of ground weft thread 3 in one woven fabric 1, only the one type of ground weft thread 3 constitutes the ground warp thread 2 and the regular ground structure 5. To do.
In this case, one ground structure 5 naturally becomes one layered structure, and this ground structure 5 may be a plain weave structure.

その他、上述したように、1つの織物1において、地緯糸3が複数種類ある場合(複数の杼にて複数種類の地緯糸3が打ち込まれる場合)、それぞれの地緯糸3ごとに、地経糸2と規則的な地組織5を構成する(それぞれの地緯糸3ごとに、地経糸2と規則的に組織される)こととなる。
これは、図7で示したように、各地緯糸3と地経糸2(平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’))との組織のされ方によるが、1つの地組織5において、複数種類の地緯糸3ごとに複数の層(地組織層)を有する場合がある。
In addition, as described above, when there are a plurality of types of ground weft threads 3 in one woven fabric 1 (when a plurality of types of ground weft threads 3 are driven by a plurality of shuttles), the ground warp threads 2 are used for each of the ground weft threads 3. And a regular ground structure 5 (each ground weft thread 3 is regularly organized with a ground warp thread 2).
As shown in FIG. 7, this depends on how the weft threads 3 and the ground warp threads 2 (flat ground warp threads 2a (ground warp threads 2a')) are organized, but in one ground structure 5, there are a plurality of types of ground. Each weft 3 may have a plurality of layers (ground structure layers).

この場合、これら複数の地組織層のうち、平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)と構成する組織が平織組織である地組織層は、主地組織層5aとも言え、この主地組織層5aを組織する地緯糸3を、主地緯糸3aとも言える。
又、複数の地組織層のうち、平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)と構成する組織が平織組織以外(朱子織組織など)である地組織層は、従地組織層5bとも言え、この従地組織層5bを組織する地緯糸3を、従地緯糸3bとも言える。
In this case, among these plurality of panniculi layers, the panniculus layer in which the structure constituting the flat ground warp threads 2a (ground warp threads 2a') is a plain weave structure can be said to be the main ground structure layer 5a, and the main ground structure layer 5a. The ground weave 3 that organizes the above can be said to be the main ground weft 3a.
Further, among the plurality of ground structure layers, the ground structure layer in which the structure constituting the flat ground warp threads 2a (ground warp threads 2a') is other than the plain weave structure (such as a satin weave structure) can be said to be the sub-ground structure layer 5b. The ground weave 3 that organizes the sub-ground structure layer 5b can also be said to be the sub-ground weave 3b.

尚、主地組織層5aは平織組織であり、主地緯糸3aが地経糸2と組織された箇所(地経糸2が、主地緯糸3aの上を乗り越え、下に潜り込む箇所、謂わば、係止された箇所)は、何れの組織より多いとも言える。
又、従地組織層5bは平織組織以外(朱子織組織など)であるため、従地緯糸3bが地経糸2と組織された箇所(地経糸2が、従地緯糸3bの上を乗り越え、下に潜り込む箇所)は、主地組織層5aより少ないとも言える。
The main ground structure layer 5a is a plain weave structure, and a place where the main ground weft 3a is organized with the ground warp thread 2 (a place where the ground warp thread 2 gets over the main ground weft thread 3a and sneaks underneath, so to speak, is in charge. It can be said that there are more stopped places) than any tissue.
Further, since the sub-ground structure layer 5b is other than the plain weave structure (such as a satin weave structure), the place where the sub-ground weft 3b is organized with the ground warp thread 2 (the ground warp thread 2 gets over the top of the sub-ground weft 3b and is below. It can be said that there are fewer places to sneak into the main tissue layer 5a.

このように、地経糸2と組織された箇所(地経糸2に係止された箇所)がより少ない従地組織層5bは、主地組織層5aに対して、経方向に動き易い(転び易い)とも言える。
より動き易い従地組織層5bは、主地組織層5aに対して、当該主地組織層5aの裏面(他方面)1b側に動くか、表面(一方面)1a側に動くかは、当該従地組織層5bそのものの組織に因ると共に、織物1を織成する織機における何番目の杼(何丁目、又は、緯順)にて、従地緯糸3bが打ち込まれるかにも因ると言える(図1参照)。
In this way, the sub-ground structure layer 5b, which has fewer places organized with the ground warp thread 2 (points locked to the ground warp thread 2), is easy to move in the warp direction with respect to the main ground structure layer 5a (easy to fall). ) Can also be said.
Whether the subordinate structure layer 5b, which is more mobile, moves toward the back surface (the other side) 1b side of the main area structure layer 5a or the front surface (one side) 1a side with respect to the main area tissue layer 5a, is the subject. It depends not only on the structure of the sub-ground structure layer 5b itself, but also on the number of shuttles (in which chome or weft order) in the loom that weaves the woven fabric 1 to drive the sub-ground weft thread 3b. That can be said (see Fig. 1).

<緯平糸4、緯被糸4’が経方向に動き易い(転び易い)組織と、緯順>
これは、上述した緯平糸4、緯被糸4’が地経糸2(平地経糸2a、被地経糸2a’)と構成する部分的な組織も同様である。
1つの織物1において地緯糸3が1種類であり、且つ、その1種類の地緯糸3が地経糸2と構成する地組織5が平織組織である場合であれば、緯平糸4、緯被糸4’が地経糸2と構成する部分的な組織は、地経糸2に組織されていない部分を有している分だけ、当然、地経糸2と組織された箇所(地経糸2に係止された箇所)がより少ないため、地織組5に対して、経方向に動き易い(転び易い)とも言える(図1(a)、(c))。
<Structure in which weft flat yarn 4 and weft coat yarn 4'easily move (fall easily) in the warp direction and weft order>
This also applies to the partial structure in which the above-mentioned weft flat yarn 4 and weft head yarn 4'consisting with the ground warp yarn 2 (flat ground warp yarn 2a, ground warp yarn 2a').
If there is one type of ground weft 3 in one woven fabric and the ground structure 5 in which the one type of ground weft 3 constitutes the ground warp 2 is a plain weave structure, the weft 4 and the weft coat are used. The partial structure in which 4'consists with the ground warp thread 2 naturally has a portion not organized in the ground warp thread 2 and is naturally locked to the ground warp thread 2 (locked to the ground warp thread 2). It can be said that it is easy to move (fall easily) in the warp direction with respect to the plain weave set 5 because there are fewer places (FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (c)).

その他、図7に示したように、1つの織物1において地緯糸3が複数種類あって、複数種類の地緯糸3ごとに複数の地組織層を有し、且つ、それら複数の地組織層が平織組織である主地組織層5aを含む場合であっても、緯平糸4、緯被糸4’が地経糸2と構成する部分的な組織は、地経糸2に組織されていない部分を有している分だけ、当然、地経糸2と組織された箇所(地経糸2に係止された箇所)がより少ないため、地織組5(特に、主地組織層5a)に対して、経方向に動き易い(転び易い)とも言える。
動き易い緯平糸4、緯被糸4’の部分的な組織も、地組織5(特に、主地組織層5a)に対して、当該地織組5の表面(一方面)1a側に動くか、裏面(他方面)1b側に動くかは、当該部分的な組織そのものに因ると共に、織物1を織成する織機における何番目の杼(何丁目、又は、「緯順」)にて、緯平糸4や緯被糸4’が打ち込まれるかに因るとも言える(図1(a)の緯順では、緯平糸4等が図中の下向き矢印方向に動き易いが、図1(b)の緯順では、緯平糸4等が既に経飛びした地経糸2(平地経糸2a等)の下方側にあるため、緯平糸4等が図中の下向きに動き難い)。
又、図1中の符号Xで示したように、経方向に動き易い組織においては、上述した平地経糸2a(被地経糸2a’)が緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)の上だけでなく地緯糸3の上も連続して乗り越えた部分(経飛びの距離(織物1の表面1aで露出している距離)がより長い部分)を有しているとも言える。
In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, there are a plurality of types of ground weave threads 3 in one woven fabric 1, a plurality of ground structure layers are provided for each of the plurality of types of ground weft threads 3, and the plurality of ground structure layers are present. Even when the main ground structure layer 5a, which is a plain weave structure, is included, the partial structure in which the weft flat thread 4 and the weft coat thread 4'compose the ground warp thread 2 has a portion not organized in the ground warp thread 2. As a matter of course, there are fewer places organized with the ground warp thread 2 (places locked with the ground warp thread 2) by the amount of the warp. It can be said that it is easy to move in the direction (easy to fall).
Does the partial structure of the weft flat yarn 4 and the weft yarn 4', which are easy to move, also move toward the surface (one side) 1a side of the ground weaving structure 5 with respect to the ground structure 5 (particularly, the main ground structure layer 5a)? Whether it moves to the back surface (the other surface) 1b side depends on the partial structure itself, and at what number of shuttles (how many chome or "weft order") in the loom for weaving the woven fabric 1. It can be said that it depends on whether the weft flat yarn 4 or the weft cover yarn 4'is driven in (in the weft order of FIG. 1A, the weft flat yarn 4 and the like easily move in the downward arrow direction in the drawing, but FIG. 1B). In the weft order, the weft flat yarn 4 and the like are on the lower side of the ground warp yarn 2 (flat ground warp yarn 2a and the like) that have already been warped, so that the weft flat yarn 4 and the like are difficult to move downward in the figure).
Further, as indicated by reference numeral X in FIG. 1, in a structure that easily moves in the warp direction, the above-mentioned flat ground warp yarn 2a (ground warp yarn 2a') is only on the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4'). It can also be said that there is a portion (a portion where the warp skipping distance (distance exposed on the surface 1a of the woven fabric 1) is longer) that is continuously overcome even on the ground weft thread 3.

<織物1の製造方法>
図1に示したように、織物1の製造方法は、上述した地経糸2、地緯糸3及び緯被糸44’(緯平糸4を含む)を少なくとも有した織物1を製造する方法である。
この製造方法は、地経糸2及び地緯糸3で規則的な地組織5を構成し、且つ、緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部を地経糸2(被地経糸2a’等)で部分的に組織する際において、地緯糸3を打ち込んだ後に、地経糸2の巻取りを停止し、緯被糸4’(緯平糸4を含む)を打ち込むことによって、緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部を、地緯糸3に被さるように配置する。
<Manufacturing method of woven fabric 1>
As shown in FIG. 1, the method for producing the woven fabric 1 is a method for producing the woven fabric 1 having at least the above-mentioned ground warp yarn 2, ground weft yarn 3, and weft coat yarn 44'(including weft flat yarn 4).
In this manufacturing method, the ground warp yarn 2 and the ground weft yarn 3 form a regular ground structure 5, and at least a part of the weft coat yarn 4'is partially covered with the ground warp yarn 2 (ground warp yarn 2a', etc.). At the time of organization, after driving the ground weft thread 3, the winding of the ground warp thread 2 is stopped, and the weft thread 4'(including the weft flat thread 4) is driven to make at least a part of the weft thread 4'. , Arrange so as to cover the ground weft thread 3.

ここで、本発明における「地経糸2及び地緯糸3で規則的な地組織5を構成し、且つ、緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部を地経糸2で部分的に組織する」とは、緯被糸4’や地緯糸3に対して、地経糸2(被地経糸2a’や組織地経糸2b)を組織させていけば(緯被糸4’や地緯糸3ごとに、その上を乗り越えたり、その下に潜り込めば)、地経糸2及び地緯糸3で規則的な地組織5を構成すると同時に、緯被糸4’の少なくとも一部を地経糸2で部分的に組織することになることを意味する(図1参照)。
又、本発明における「地経糸2の巻取りを停止し、緯被糸4’を打ち込む」とは、巻取りを停止した直後に、緯被糸4’を打ち込む場合だけでなく、巻取りを停止した後、別の1本又は複数本の地緯糸3を打ち込み、その後、緯被糸4’を打ち込む場合も含む。
Here, in the present invention, "a regular ground structure 5 is formed by the ground warp threads 2 and the ground weft threads 3, and at least a part of the weft coat thread 4'is partially organized by the ground warp threads 2". If the ground warp threads 2 (ground warp threads 2a'and the tissue ground warp threads 2b) are organized with respect to the weft coat threads 4'and the ground weft threads 3 (for each weft coat thread 4'and the ground weft threads 3) (If it gets over or sneaks under it), the ground warp threads 2 and the ground weft threads 3 form a regular ground structure 5, and at the same time, at least a part of the weft coat threads 4'is partially organized by the ground warp threads 2. Means that (see FIG. 1).
Further, in the present invention, "stopping the winding of the ground warp yarn 2 and driving the weft yarn 4'" means not only the case of driving the weft yarn 4'immediately after the winding is stopped, but also the winding. This also includes the case where another one or a plurality of ground weft threads 3 are driven after stopping, and then the weft thread 4'is driven.

この製造方法で用いる織機において、例えば、地緯糸3が1種類であれば、緯被糸4’と合わせて、織機の杼は1、2丁目を用いる。尚、1、2丁目の杼から打ち込まれた1種類の地緯糸3と緯被糸4’を、1つのセットとして「1越」と言う。
又、地緯糸3が2種類であれば、緯被糸4’と合わせて、織機の杼は1〜3丁目を用いる。尚、1〜3丁目の杼から打ち込まれた2種類の地緯糸3と緯被糸4’を、1つのセットとして「1越」と言う。
In the loom used in this manufacturing method, for example, if there is only one type of ground weft yarn 3, the shuttle of the loom 1 or 2 chome is used together with the weft yarn 4'. In addition, one kind of ground weft thread 3 and weft coat thread 4'driven from the shuttle of 1 and 2 chome is called "1 Koshi" as one set.
If there are two types of ground weft threads 3, the shuttle of the loom is 1 to 3 chome in combination with the weft coat thread 4'. It should be noted that the two types of ground weft threads 3 and weft coat threads 4'driven from the shuttles of 1-3 chome are called "1 koshi" as one set.

尚、図1に示したように、この「1越」ごとの各緯糸(地緯糸3や緯被糸4’)は、打ち込まれる際には、断面視や平面視で略並列しており(ほぼ並んで列をなしており)、略並列している分だけ、密度(緯密度)は低いとも言える。
しかし、上述した緯被糸4’が経方向に動き易い組織や、緯順、地経糸2の巻取り停止を所定のタイミングで行うことによって、地緯糸3や緯被糸4’が地経糸2で組織される際には、織物1における表面(一方面)1a側で、緯被糸4’が地緯糸3に被さるように配置することとなる。つまり、この製造方法によって、緯被糸4’を、より高密度で織り込むことが可能となり、隙間の少ない織物1を製造できる。
As shown in FIG. 1, the weft threads (ground weft thread 3 and weft cover thread 4') for each "1 koshi" are substantially parallel in cross-sectional view and plan view when they are driven (the ground weft thread 3 and the weft cover thread 4'). It can be said that the density (weft density) is low because it is almost in parallel).
However, by performing the above-mentioned structure in which the weft yarn 4'moves easily in the warp direction, the weft order, and the winding stop of the ground warp yarn 2 at a predetermined timing, the ground weft yarn 3 and the weft yarn 4'are made into the ground warp yarn 2. The weft yarn 4'is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn 3 on the surface (one side) 1a side of the woven fabric 1. That is, by this manufacturing method, the weft yarn 4'can be woven at a higher density, and the woven fabric 1 having a small gap can be manufactured.

例えば、2種類の地緯糸3と緯被糸4’を、それぞれ250本/10cmの緯密度(つまり、1〜3丁目で合計750本/10cmの緯密度)にて打ち込んだとしても、緯被糸4’が経方向に動き易い組織や、緯順、地経糸2の巻取り停止を所定のタイミングで行うことによって、緯糸は、485本/10cmの緯密度となる。
同様に、例えば、2種類の地緯糸3と緯被糸4’をそれぞれ180本/10cmの緯密度(1〜3丁目で合計540本/10cmの緯密度)にて打ち込んでも、緯糸は349本/10cmの緯密度となり、2種類の地緯糸3と緯被糸4’をそれぞれ165本/10cmの緯密度(1〜3丁目で合計495本/10cmの緯密度)にて打ち込んでも、緯糸は320本/10cmの緯密度となる。
上述した織物1の製造方法において、地緯糸3を打ち込んだ後に、地経糸2の巻取りを停止し、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)を打ち込んだ結果の地緯糸3や緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)を合わせた密度(出来上がり緯密度)の具体的な値も、特に限定はないが、例えば、100本/10cm以上1200本/10cm以下、好ましくは150本/10cm以上1000本/10cm以下、更に好ましくは200本/10cm以上800本/10cm以下(320本/10cm、349本/10cm、485本/10cmなど)であっても良い。
For example, even if two types of ground weft threads 3 and weft threads 4'are driven in at a weft density of 250 threads / 10 cm (that is, a total weft density of 750 threads / 10 cm at 1-3 chome), the weft coat is used. The weft has a weft density of 485 threads / 10 cm by performing the structure in which the threads 4'easily move in the warp direction, the weft order, and the winding stop of the ground warp threads 2 at predetermined timings.
Similarly, for example, even if two types of ground weft threads 3 and weft coat threads 4'are driven at a weft density of 180 threads / 10 cm (total weft density of 540 threads / 10 cm at 1-3 chome), 349 weft threads are used. The weft density is / 10 cm, and even if two types of ground weft threads 3 and weft coat threads 4'are driven at a weft density of 165 threads / 10 cm (total weft density of 495 threads / 10 cm at 1-3 chome), the weft threads are still present. The weft density is 320 lines / 10 cm.
In the above-mentioned manufacturing method of the woven fabric 1, after the ground weft 3 is driven, the winding of the ground warp 2 is stopped, and the weft 4 (weft coat 4') is driven into the ground weft 3 and the weft 4 (weft). Alternatively, the specific value of the combined density (finished weft density) of the weft yarn 4') is also not particularly limited, but for example, 100 yarns / 10 cm or more and 1200 yarns / 10 cm or less, preferably 150 yarns / 10 cm or more. It may be 1000 pieces / 10 cm or less, more preferably 200 pieces / 10 cm or more and 800 pieces / 10 cm or less (320 pieces / 10 cm, 349 pieces / 10 cm, 485 pieces / 10 cm, etc.).

<平被せ領域6、被せ領域6’>
図1〜6や、図7に示したように、上述した緯平糸4、緯被糸4’が経方向に動き易い組織や、緯順、織物1の製造方法によって、当該織物1は、緯平糸4、緯被糸4’が地緯糸3に被さるように配置された平被せ領域6、被せ領域6’を有するようになる。
尚、図2〜6に示したように、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)が干渉発色糸である場合、第1平被せ領域6A及び第2平被せ領域6Bにおいては、各領域6A、6Bごとに緯平糸4の向きが異なっていれば、これにより、1つの織物1として視た際に、同じ厚さの干渉発色糸を各緯平糸4に用いているにも関わらず、各領域6A、6Bごとに色が異なって見える。
<Flat covering area 6, covering area 6'>
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 6 and 7, the woven fabric 1 has a weft according to the structure in which the weft flat yarn 4 and the weft coat yarn 4 ′ move easily in the warp direction, the weft order, and the manufacturing method of the woven fabric 1. The flat yarn 4 and the weft yarn 4'have a flat covering region 6 and a covering region 6'arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn 3.
As shown in FIGS. 2 to 6, when the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4') is an interference coloring yarn, in the first flat cover region 6A and the second flat cover region 6B, each region 6A, If the orientation of the weft plain yarn 4 is different for each 6B, this means that when viewed as one woven fabric 1, even though the interference coloring yarns of the same thickness are used for each weft flat yarn 4, each region The colors look different for each of 6A and 6B.

尚、「各領域6A、6Bごとに緯平糸4の向きが異なる」とは、図2〜6においては、緯平糸4の表面(露出面)を経方向に略沿って奥側又は手前側に傾斜していたり、緯平糸4の一部が奥側又は手前側に捻じれたり、緯平糸4自体が湾曲したりすることによって、当該緯平糸4の表面の向きが、それぞれで異なっていることを意味する。
又、第1平被せ領域6A及び第2平被せ領域6B(第1被せ領域6A’及び第2被せ領域6B’)それぞれの表面において、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)を部分的に組織している地経糸2(平地経糸2a、被地経糸2a’)が露出している箇所の数(経飛びの数)は、特に限定はなく、各領域6A、6B(6A’、6B’)ごとに異なっていても良い。
In addition, in FIGS. 2 to 6, "the direction of the weft flat yarn 4 is different for each region 6A and 6B" means that the surface (exposed surface) of the weft flat yarn 4 is substantially along the warp direction to the back side or the front side. The orientation of the surface of the weft flat thread 4 is different from each other due to the inclination, a part of the weft flat thread 4 being twisted to the back side or the front side, or the weft flat thread 4 itself being curved. Means.
Further, on the surfaces of the first flat covering region 6A and the second flat covering region 6B (first covering region 6A'and second covering region 6B'), the weft flat yarn 4 (weft covering region 4') is partially structured. The number of exposed locations (number of warp skips) of the ground warp threads 2 (flat ground warp threads 2a, ground warp threads 2a') is not particularly limited, and each area 6A, 6B (6A', 6B'). It may be different for each.

ここからは、本発明に係る織物1の実施例1〜8について言及する。
<実施例1>
織物1は、地経糸2のうち、緯平糸4を組織する平地経糸2aをポリエステルモノフィラメント糸(22dtexの347本/10cm)とし、組織地経糸2bをポリエステルマルチフィラメント糸(33dtexの347本/10cm)とし、地緯糸3のうち、織機の1丁目にて打ち込む従地緯糸3bをポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの250本/10cm)とし、織機の2丁目にて打ち込む主地緯糸3aをポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの250本/10cm)とし、織機の3丁目にて打ち込む緯平糸4を箔糸(幅4W「80切」の250本/10cm)とし、組織地経糸2b、従地緯糸3b及び主地緯糸3aで規則的な地組織5を構成し、且つ、緯平糸4の少なくとも一部を平地経糸2aで部分的に組織する際において、2丁目の主地緯糸3aを打ち込んだ後に、地経糸2(平地経糸2a及び組織地経糸2b)の巻取りを停止し、その直後に、3丁目の緯平糸4を打ち込むことによって、緯平糸4の少なくとも一部を、地緯糸3に被さるように配置して、実施例1の織物1を織成した。
尚、実施例1の織物1は、1丁目の従地緯糸3bが、平地経糸2aと構成する従地組織層5bは朱子織組織であり、2丁目の主地緯糸3aが、平地経糸2aと構成する主地組織層5aは平織組織であり、3丁目の緯平糸4が、平地経糸2aと構成する部分的な組織は朱子織組織であり、1丁目の従地緯糸3bが、組織地経糸2bと構成する地組織5は平織組織である。
Hereinafter, Examples 1 to 8 of the woven fabric 1 according to the present invention will be referred to.
<Example 1>
In the woven fabric 1, among the ground warp yarns 2, the flat ground warp yarn 2a that organizes the weft flat yarn 4 is a polyester monofilament yarn (247 yarns / 10 cm of 22 dtex), and the tissue ground warp yarn 2b is a polyester multifilament yarn (347 yarns / 10 cm of 33 dtex). Of the ground weft threads 3, the secondary weft yarn 3b to be driven into the 1-chome of the weaving machine is a polyester woolly processed yarn (250 yarns of 167 dtex / 10 cm), and the main ground weft yarn 3a to be driven into the 2-chome of the weaving machine is a polyester woolly processed yarn. (250 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex), and the weft plain yarn 4 to be driven into the 3-chome of the weaving machine is made of foil yarn (250 yarns / 10 cm of width 4 W "80 cut"). When a regular ground structure 5 is formed by the weft thread 3a and at least a part of the weft flat thread 4 is partially organized by the flat ground warp thread 2a, the ground warp thread 2 is driven after the main ground weft thread 3a of 2-chome is driven. By stopping the winding of (flat ground warp yarn 2a and woven ground warp yarn 2b) and immediately after that, by driving in the weft flat yarn 4 of 3-chome, at least a part of the weft flat yarn 4 is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn 3. Then, the woven fabric 1 of Example 1 was woven.
In the woven fabric 1 of Example 1, the sub-ground weft 3b of 1-chome is composed of the plain weave 2a, the sub-texture layer 5b is a satin weave structure, and the main weave 3a of 2-chome is the plain weave 2a. The main structure layer 5a to be composed is a plain weave structure, the weft plain weave 4 of 3-chome is a satin weave structure, and the sub-ground weft 3b of 1-chome is a tissue ground warp. The ground structure 5 constituting 2b is a plain weave structure.

<実施例2>
実施例1の織物1について、織機の1丁目にて打ち込む従地緯糸3bにおける密度を180本/10cmとし、織機の2丁目にて打ち込む主地緯糸3aにおける密度も180本/10cmとし、織機の3丁目にて打ち込む緯平糸4における密度も180本/10cm)とすることで、実施例2の織物1を得た。
<Example 2>
For the woven fabric 1 of the first embodiment, the density of the sub-ground weft 3b to be driven in the 1-chome of the loom is 180 threads / 10 cm, and the density of the main weft 3a to be driven in the 2-chome of the loom is also 180 threads / 10 cm. By setting the density of the weft flat yarn 4 to be driven into 3-chome to 180 threads / 10 cm), the woven fabric 1 of Example 2 was obtained.

<実施例3>
実施例2の織物1について、織機の1丁目にて打ち込む従地緯糸3bをポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの180本/10cm、2本撚り)とすることで、実施例3の織物1を得た。
<Example 3>
Regarding the woven fabric 1 of the second embodiment, the woven fabric 1 of the third embodiment was obtained by using polyester woolly processed yarns (180 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex / two twists) as the secondary weft yarns 3b to be driven into the 1-chome of the loom. ..

<実施例4>
実施例2の織物1について、織機の2丁目にて打ち込む主地緯糸3aをポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの180本/10cm、2本撚り)とすることで、実施例4の織物1を得た。
<Example 4>
Regarding the woven fabric 1 of the second embodiment, the woven fabric 1 of the fourth embodiment was obtained by using the polyester woolly processed yarn (180 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex / two twists) as the main weft yarn 3a to be driven in the 2-chome of the loom. ..

<実施例5>
実施例2の織物1について、織機の3丁目にて打ち込む緯糸を、緯被糸4’として、ポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの180本/10cm、2本撚り)とすることで、実施例5の織物1を得た。
<Example 5>
For the woven fabric 1 of the second embodiment, the weft yarn to be driven into the 3-chome of the loom is a polyester woolly processed yarn (180 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex, two twists) as the weft coat yarn 4'. Woven fabric 1 was obtained.

<実施例6>
実施例1の織物1について、織機の1丁目にて打ち込む従地緯糸3bをポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの165本/10cm、2本撚り)とし、織機の2丁目にて打ち込む主地緯糸3aをポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの165本/10cm、2本撚り)とし、織機の3丁目にて打ち込む緯糸を、緯被糸4’として、ポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの165本/10cm)とすることで、実施例6の織物1を得た。
<Example 6>
For the woven fabric 1 of Example 1, the secondary weft yarn 3b to be driven in the 1-chome of the loom is a polyester woolly processed yarn (165 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex, 2 twists), and the main weft yarn 3a to be driven in the 2-chome of the loom is used. Polyester woolly processed yarn (165 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex, 2 twists), and the weft yarn to be driven into the 3-chome of the loom shall be polyester woolly processed yarn (165 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex) as the weft cover yarn 4'. Then, the woven fabric 1 of Example 6 was obtained.

<実施例7>
実施例6の織物1について、織機の3丁目にて打ち込む緯被糸4’をポリエステルウーリー加工糸(167dtexの165本/10cm、2本撚り)とすることで、実施例7の織物1を得た。
<Example 7>
With respect to the woven fabric 1 of the sixth embodiment, the woven fabric 1 of the seventh embodiment is obtained by using a polyester woolly processed yarn (165 yarns / 10 cm of 167 dtex / two twists) as the weft coat yarn 4'to be driven into the 3-chome of the loom. It was.

<実施例8>
実施例6の織物1について、織機の3丁目にて打ち込む緯被糸4’を、緯平糸4として、箔糸(幅4W「80切」の180本/10cm)とすることで、実施例8の織物1を得た。
<Example 8>
For the woven fabric 1 of the sixth embodiment, the weft yarn 4'to be driven into the 3-chome of the loom is used as the weft flat yarn 4 and is a foil yarn (180 yarns / 10 cm of width 4 W "80 cuts"). Woven fabric 1 was obtained.

<その他>
尚、本発明は、前述した実施形態に限定されるものではない。織物1、及び、織物1の製造方法等の各構成又は全体の構造、形状、寸法などは、本発明の趣旨に沿って適宜変更することが出来る。
地緯糸3は、上述では、1種類又は2種類を例示したが、当然、3種類以上でも良く、例えば、地緯糸3が3種類であれば、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)と合わせて、織機の杼は1〜4丁目までを用い、地緯糸3が4種類であれば、緯平糸4(緯被糸4’)と合わせて、織機の杼は1〜5丁目までを用いることとなり、その後も同様である。
地緯糸3が複数種類であれば、1つの地組織5の中に複数の地組織層が存在する場合があるが、この場合、複数の地組織層のうち、平織組織である主地組織層5aは、上述では1つだけであったが、主地組織層5aが複数存在しても良い。
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The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment. The structure, shape, dimensions, etc. of the woven fabric 1 and the manufacturing method of the woven fabric 1 or the like can be appropriately changed according to the gist of the present invention.
In the above description, one or two types of ground weft threads 3 have been exemplified, but of course, three or more types may be used. For example, if there are three types of ground weft threads 3, they are combined with the weft flat thread 4 (weft cover thread 4'). Use 1 to 4 chome for the shuttle of the loom, and if there are 4 types of ground weft threads 3, use 1 to 5 chome for the shuttle of the loom together with the weft flat yarn 4 (weft coat yarn 4'). And so on.
If there are a plurality of types of ground weft threads 3, there may be a plurality of ground structure layers in one ground structure 5. In this case, among the plurality of ground structure layers, the main ground structure layer which is a plain weave structure. Although there was only one 5a in the above description, a plurality of main tissue layers 5a may be present.

緯平糸4の幅4Wの値は、地緯糸3の直径3Lの値より大きくなくとも良く、緯平糸4の幅4Wの値は、地緯糸3の直径3Lの値と略同じであったり、逆に、緯平糸4の幅4Wの値は、地緯糸3の直径3Lの値より小さくとも構わない。
緯平糸4の平カバーファクター値CFは、10以上でなくとも良く、10未満であっても構わない。又、緯被糸4’の被カバーファクター値CF’も、10以上でなくとも良く、10未満であっても構わない。
The value of the width 4W of the weft plain thread 4 does not have to be larger than the value of the diameter 3L of the ground weft thread 3, and the value of the width 4W of the weft plain thread 4 is substantially the same as or vice versa. In addition, the value of the width 4W of the weft flat yarn 4 may be smaller than the value of the diameter 3L of the ground weft yarn 3.
The flat cover factor value CF of the weft flat yarn 4 does not have to be 10 or more, and may be less than 10. Further, the covered factor value CF'of the weft yarn 4'may not be 10 or more, and may be less than 10.

緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)は、エンボス加工等が施された箔糸を含んでいたり、このエンボス加工等が施された箔糸を用いた糸を含んでいても良い。
緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)は、エンボス加工等が施された干渉発色糸を含んでいたり、このエンボス加工等が施された干渉発色糸を用いた糸を含んでいても良い。
緯平糸4(又は、緯被糸4’)の全てが、地経糸2で部分的に組織されていても良い。
The weft flat yarn 4 (or the weft coat yarn 4') may include a foil yarn that has been embossed or the like, or may include a yarn that uses the foil yarn that has been embossed or the like.
The weft flat yarn 4 (or the weft coat yarn 4') may include an interference coloring yarn that has been embossed or the like, or may include a yarn that uses the interference coloring yarn that has been embossed or the like. ..
All of the weft flat yarn 4 (or the weft coat yarn 4') may be partially organized by the ground warp yarn 2.

本発明の織物は、上述したように、カーテンやブラインド等として窓に用いられたり、壁装、間仕切り、緞子張り、床、天井、タペストリー、舞台幕及び額装品などの内装材や、照明器具のカバー(照明カバー)や椅子などのインテリア部材に用いられたり、帯などの他、衣類等に用いられるなど幅広く利用可能である。
本発明の織物の製造方法は、上述したように、カーテンやブラインド等として窓に用いられたり、壁装、間仕切り、緞子張り、床、天井、タペストリー、舞台幕及び額装品などの内装材や、照明器具のカバー(照明カバー)や椅子などのインテリア部材に用いられたり、帯などの他、衣類等に幅広く用いられる織物に対して、利用可能である。
As described above, the woven fabric of the present invention can be used for windows as curtains, blinds, etc., as well as interior materials such as wall coverings, partitions, lining, floors, ceilings, tapestries, stage curtains and framed objects, and lighting fixtures. It can be widely used for interior members such as covers (lighting covers) and chairs, and for clothing as well as bands.
As described above, the method for producing a woven fabric of the present invention is used for windows as curtains, blinds, etc., interior materials such as wall coverings, partitions, woven fabrics, floors, ceilings, tapestries, stage curtains, and framed products. It can be used for interior members such as lighting fixture covers (lighting covers) and chairs, and for woven fabrics widely used for clothing and the like, as well as bands.

1 織物
2 地経糸
3 地緯糸
3L 地緯糸の直径
4 緯平糸
4W 緯平糸の幅
4’ 緯被糸
5 地組織
6 平被せ領域
6’ 被せ領域
CF 緯平糸の平カバーファクター値
1 Woven fabric 2 Ground warp thread 3 Ground weft thread 3L Ground weft thread diameter 4 Weft flat thread 4W Weft flat thread width 4'Weft cover thread 5 Ground structure 6 Flat covering area 6'Covering area CF Weft plain thread flat cover factor value

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少なくとも地経糸、地緯糸及び緯平糸を有した織物であって、
前記地経糸及び地緯糸は、規則的な地組織を構成し、
前記緯平糸の少なくとも一部は、前記地経糸で部分的に組織され、
当該織物は、前記緯平糸が地緯糸に被さるように配置された平被せ領域を有していることを特徴とする織物。
A woven fabric having at least ground warp, ground weft and weft flat yarn.
The ground warp and the ground weft form a regular ground structure and form a regular ground structure.
At least a portion of the weft flat yarn is partially organized by the ground warp yarn.
The woven fabric is characterized by having a flat covering area arranged so that the weft flat yarn covers the ground weft yarn.
前記緯平糸の幅の値が、前記地緯糸の直径の値より大きいことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の織物。 The woven fabric according to claim 1, wherein the value of the width of the weft flat yarn is larger than the value of the diameter of the ground weft yarn. 前記緯平糸の平カバーファクター値が10以上である部分を少なくとも有していることを特徴とする請求項1又は2に記載の織物。 The woven fabric according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the weft plain yarn has at least a portion having a flat cover factor value of 10 or more. 前記地経糸のうち、前記緯平糸を組織する地経糸は、分繊糸であることを特徴とする請求項1〜3の何れか1項に記載の織物。 The woven fabric according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein among the ground warp yarns, the ground warp yarns forming the weft flat yarns are split yarns. 前記緯平糸の少なくとも一部は、箔糸及び/又は箔糸を用いた糸であることを特徴とする請求項1〜4の何れか1項に記載の織物。 The woven fabric according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least a part of the weft flat yarn is a foil yarn and / or a yarn using the foil yarn. 前記緯平糸の少なくとも一部は、干渉発色糸及び/又は干渉発色糸を用いた糸であることを特徴とする請求項1〜5の何れか1項に記載の織物。 The woven fabric according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein at least a part of the weft flat yarn is a yarn using an interference coloring yarn and / or an interference coloring yarn. 少なくとも地経糸、地緯糸及び緯被糸を有した織物であって、
前記地経糸及び地緯糸は、規則的な地組織を構成し、
前記緯被糸の少なくとも一部は、前記地経糸で部分的に組織され、
当該織物は、前記緯被糸が地緯糸に被さるように配置された被せ領域を有していることを特徴とする織物。
A woven fabric having at least ground warp threads, ground weft threads, and weft coat threads.
The ground warp and the ground weft form a regular ground structure and form a regular ground structure.
At least a part of the weft yarn is partially organized by the ground warp yarn.
The woven fabric is characterized by having a covering area arranged so that the weft yarn covers the ground weft yarn.
少なくとも地経糸、地緯糸及び緯被糸を有した織物の製造方法であって、
前記地経糸及び地緯糸で規則的な地組織を構成し、且つ、前記緯被糸の少なくとも一部を地経糸で部分的に組織する際において、
前記地緯糸を打ち込んだ後に、前記地経糸の巻取りを停止し、前記緯被糸を打ち込むことによって、前記緯被糸の少なくとも一部を、前記地緯糸に被さるように配置することを特徴とする織物の製造方法。
A method for manufacturing a woven fabric having at least ground warp threads, ground weft threads, and weft coat threads.
When forming a regular ground structure with the ground warp threads and the ground weft threads and partially assembling at least a part of the weft coat threads with the ground warp threads,
After driving the ground weft yarn, winding of the ground warp yarn is stopped, and by driving the weft yarn, at least a part of the weft yarn is arranged so as to cover the ground weft yarn. A method of manufacturing a woven fabric.
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