JP3124601U - Decorative towel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily maintain the beauty of decoration for a long time. Makes it harder to use.
SOLUTION In a towel in which a flat weave end 2 is provided at both ends in the warp direction of a pile weave 1, respectively, the flat weave end 2 at one end or both ends has a width in the warp direction as a width for decoration attachment. The decorations 6 and 7 are attached to the plain weave end 2 having a width for adhering decoration. The towel is a double-ply towel with a pile weave 1 made of cotton yarn and a pile projecting on both sides. The decorations 6 and 7 have a large number of decoration pieces arranged in a desired shape and bonded together.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a pile-woven towel with a decoration.

  A typical example of towels for wiping people's hands is a pile-woven cloth of cotton yarn, and a large number of piles and yarn rings protrude from the pile surface. The pile surface is excellent in water absorption and touch. However, the pile surface is difficult to bond decorative figures and characters, and is difficult to thermally transfer. Also, it is difficult to print.

  The towel of Patent Document 1 is a single-sided towel in which a pile projects only on one side. A decorative pattern is printed on one side with no pile and on the non-pile side.

  The towel of Patent Document 2 is a double-sided towel with piles protruding on both sides. On one side of the pile surface, a transferred portion without pile is provided, and a decorative design is thermally transferred to the transferred portion on the non-pile side.

Registered Utility Model No. 30655508 Registered Utility Model No. 3018649

[Issues of background technology]
Towels are mainly used in the central part, and the central part frequently comes into contact with a subject such as a human hand. The peripheral part of the towel is less likely to come into contact with the object to be used.

  However, the towels of Patent Documents 1 and 2 are decorated on the non-pile surface of the central portion, not the peripheral portion.

  Therefore, the non-pile surface of the central portion of the towel frequently comes into contact with a use object such as a human hand. The non-pile surface is inferior in water absorption and touch as compared to the pile surface. Towels are not comfortable to use.

  Moreover, the decoration of the central part of the towel frequently rubs against the object of use. The decoration is easy to peel off and dirty. Towels are difficult to maintain for a long time.

[Idea for solving problems]
Towels are generally provided with ends of plain weave at both ends in the warp direction of the pile weave, the plain weave ends at both ends are folded halfway, and the folded portion is sewn along the weft direction with the yarn to the non-folded portion. . That is, at both ends in the warp direction, plain weave ends are provided to prevent fraying of the yarn. The plain weave end portion is a peripheral portion of the towel and is less likely to come into contact with the object to be used during use. In addition, the front or back surface of the plain weave end is a non-pile surface and is easily decorated. However, the flat weave end of the fray stopper has a narrow width in the warp direction and does not have a space for decoration. Accordingly, the plain weave end of the towel has a width in the warp direction that is widened for adhering the decoration, and a decoration is provided on the widened front or back surface.

  Examples of the decoration include figures, characters, symbols, and patterns. Examples of the decoration method include adhesion, thermal transfer, and textile printing.

  Examples of towels include squeezed towels, hand towels, face towels, hair towels, bath towels and duster towels. A typical example is a double-sided towel made of cotton pile, which is a hand towel towel.

1) In a towel having a plain weave end for fraying at both ends in the warp direction of the pile weave,
A decorative towel characterized in that one end or both ends of a plain weave end have a width in the warp direction to a width for adhering decoration, and a plain weave end having a width for adhering decoration is decorated.
2) In the above decorative towel,
The towel is a pile weave of cotton yarn and is characterized in that it is a double-sided towel with piles protruding on both sides.
3) In the above decorative towel,
The decoration is characterized in that a large number of decorative pieces are arranged and bonded in a desired shape.

  This decorative towel has a decoration on the end of the plain weave. The decoration is in a position where it does not come into contact with the object to be used when using the towel, and is difficult to peel off and stain. It is easy to maintain the beauty by decoration. In addition, there is no pile in the place where the decoration is attached, and the decoration is easy to attach.

  In addition, the decorative towel does not need to be provided with a non-pile surface for adhering decoration at the central portion that frequently comes into contact with the object to be used at the time of use, and the water absorption and the touch are unlikely to deteriorate. Difficult to use for decoration.

  The decorative towel of the embodiment is a double-sided towel having a pile weaving of cotton yarn and protruding piles on both sides. Moreover, it is a hand towel towel.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the decorative towel includes a pile woven portion 1 in which a pile protrudes on both sides, and a plain woven end portion 2 in which the pile does not protrude. The pile weave 1 of cotton yarn is provided with end portions 2 of plain weave of cotton yarn at both ends in the warp direction. The plain weave end portions 2 at both ends are folded back into two at the middle position in the warp direction, and the folded portion is sewn along the weft direction with cotton yarn 3 to the unfolded portion. That is, the two-fold plain weave end portions 2 are provided at both ends in the warp direction. The plain weave ends 2 at both ends have a width in the warp direction that is wide for decoration and wide.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the plain weave end portion 2 at one end is provided with a graphic decoration 6 and a character decoration 7 on the surface. As shown in FIG. 3, the graphic decoration 6 comprises a figure representing a picture of Mt. Fuji by arranging a large number of small-diameter disk-shaped decorative pieces in a polygonal line shape. The letter decoration 7 comprises a Roman letter Fujisho, which represents an abbreviation of the name of a corporation, by arranging a large number of small-diameter disk-like decoration pieces in a Roman letter.

  The small-diameter disk-shaped decorative piece is a glass piece, a metal piece, or a synthetic resin piece. Sometimes called beads or sequins. These glass pieces, metal pieces, and synthetic resin pieces are coated with a hot-melt adhesive on the back surface.

  When attaching the decorations 6 and 7 to the plain weave end 2 of the towel, the plain weave end 2 is horizontally arranged, and a large number of small-diameter disk-shaped decorative pieces are arranged in a desired shape and placed on the surface of the plain weave end 2. The decorative piece on the plain weave end 2 is heated and pressed from the surface side. Then, the hot melt adhesive on the back of the decorative piece is melted and pressed against the plain weave end 2 in the molten state. After the time for heating and pressurizing, the towel with the decorative piece is left indoors. Then, the melted hot melt adhesive between the decorative piece and the plain weave end 2 is cooled and solidified. The decorative piece is fixed to the plain weave end 2 by bonding.

  The yarn constituting the plain weave end 2 is a cotton yarn, which is superior in heat resistance as compared with a chemical fiber yarn. A hot melt adhesive having a high melting temperature can be used. The decorations 6 and 7 are configured by arranging a large number of decoration pieces in a desired shape in a dotted line, and the decorations 6 and 7 of the plain weave end portion 2 are compared to those constituted by a single piece of decoration pieces of a desired shape. 7 It is difficult to hinder the ease of bending of the attached part.

  In the embodiment, the decorative towel has a length of 35 to 40 cm in the warp direction, a length of 30 to 35 cm in the weft direction, and a width in the warp direction of the plain weave end 2 of 2 to 3 cm. In addition, the normal plain weave end part only for fraying prevention is about 1 cm in width in the warp direction.

[Modification]
1) In the above embodiment, the decorative towel is a double-sided towel, but a single-sided towel.
2) In the above embodiment, the decorative towel is a squeezed towel and a hand towel, but a face towel, a hair towel, a bath towel or a duster towel.
3) In the above embodiment, the pile woven portion 1 and the plain weave end portion 2 are cotton yarn fabrics, but other natural fiber yarn fabrics or chemical fiber yarn fabrics are used.
4) In the above embodiment, the plain weave end portion 2 is folded back into two, but is not folded back.
5) In the above embodiment, the plain weave end portion 2 to which no decoration is attached is made to have a width and width for decoration adhering similarly to the plain weave end portion 2 to which the decorations 6 and 7 are attached. Narrow width.
6) In the above embodiment, the decorations 6 and 7 are attached on the surface of the plain weave end 2 at one end of the towel, but on the back of the plain weave end 2 or the plain weave end 2 at both ends.
7) In the above embodiment, the decorations 6 and 7 are figures and characters, but they are symbols and patterns.
8) In the above embodiment, the decorations 6 and 7 are bonded, but are thermally transferred using transfer paper. Alternatively, printing is performed using a pattern paper.

The front view of the decorative towel in embodiment of this invention. AA sectional view taken on the line AA of FIG. The enlarged front view of the decoration adhesion part of the decoration towel lower left of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pile weave part 2 Plain weave edge, Folded plain weave edge 3 Cotton thread 6 Graphic decoration 7 Character decoration 6, 7 Decoration

Claims (3)

In towels that have fray-proof plain weave ends at both ends in the warp direction of the pile weave,
A decorative towel characterized in that one end or both ends of a plain weave end have a width in the warp direction to a width for adhering decoration, and a plain weave end having a width for adhering decoration is decorated.   2. The decorative towel according to claim 1, wherein the towel is a double-sided towel made of cotton yarn and having piles protruding on both sides.   The decorative towel according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a large number of decorative pieces are arranged and bonded in a desired shape.

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