JPH0133607Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to clothing lined with special fabric. Some clothes have no pockets or lining. However, it is generally lined with pockets and lining. Additionally, interlining is often used.

Conventionally, such pockets and linings have been made of materials that slip well, are highly conformable to shape, and are durable (resistant to wear). A typical example is Bemberg Grayon fabric.

However, these also had drawbacks.

(1) It felt thick and still had a stiff feeling. For example, when you make a pocket, that part becomes bulky and swells. Even when used as a lining, the thinner the outer fabric, the more the lining tends to affect it and make it look lumpy.

(2) Easily worn or torn. For example, when I used it as a pocket, the pocket easily became punctured and torn. Especially those who put small pieces directly into small pieces,
It is also noticeable in people who carry keys, wallets with metal fittings, and commuter pass holders with hard corners. In addition, the lining was often worn out by people who had to put it on and take it off frequently, and the knee pads of their pants, which were worn out by people who moved around a lot.

(3) I tended to get tired easily. The stiffer the back, the stiffer the shoulders were, and the more difficult it was to wear.

(4) The ability to follow the shape was reduced and the shape was shrunk. As a result, the outer material is difficult to look crisp and graceful, and due to sweat, dampness, or washing, it can cause puckering, twitching, and a somewhat worn-out look (scrubbing can also be caused by shrinkage of the material). , it is also added).

(5) There are times when I touch my skin directly, but at times it feels rough and doesn't feel good on my skin. Also,
JP-A No. 54-59441 discloses a fiber product made of a blend of 0.6 to 1.0 denier acrylic fiber and cotton as a fine fiber product, but it is intended for underwear, towelettes, etc. If the fabric has a fineness of about 100 degrees, it will feel thick and bulky, making it stiff and uncomfortable to wear even if it is used as a lining item such as a pocket or/and lining for clothes.

The present invention aims to significantly reduce these problems, and has finally achieved this goal.
and the fabric used for the lining is a plain woven fabric in which a thread-like material containing 70% by weight or more of ultra-fine fibers of 0.2 to 0.001 denier is used in the warp and/or width, and the ultra-fine fibers are in the plain woven fabric. Clothing lined with a special fabric that accounts for 50% or more by weight. The effect is that the above-mentioned disadvantages have been alleviated in many ways, and since it is extremely soft and smooth, it does not feel thick or stiff, it is comfortable to wear, and it has good conformability to the shape, so it does not feel bulky. It also reduces the feeling of dullness.

Since it uses ultrafine fibers of 0.2 to 0.01 denier, it is generally expected that it would be subject to heavy wear and break easily, but contrary to expectations, it has the excellent advantage of being less abrasive and less likely to break. The reason for this is not clear, but it is easy to understand if you think that it follows the shape without causing internal strain fatigue.

For example, let's compare filament fabrics made with nylon 66 polymer.

A Warp thread 47D-36fil (S twist 320 times/m) Density 168/in Weft thread 73D-34fil (S twist 190 times/m) Density 120 thread/in Thickness approx. 0.135mm B Warp thread 40D-34fil Density 170 Thread/in Weft yarn 57.6D-540fil Density 118 threads/in Thickness approx. 0.15mm It was derived by removing the components. The polystyrene polymer of the sea component was removed with trichlorethylene and set at 160-180°C. ] This A, B accelerator rotor (3000 times/min)
Comparing the dimensional reduction rate (%) in 25 minutes, A is vertical 9.55 horizontal 7.36 B is vertical 1.09 horizontal 3.82 The weight change rate is 27.90% (tear) for A and 27.90% for B (tear).
You can see that the use of ultra-fine fibers is extremely small at 8.54%.

Also, since it is made of ultra-fine fibers, it feels good on the skin. Because it is soft and flexible, it exhibits excellent properties as a lining that does not easily affect the outer material. It also feels less bulky. It is also durable because it does not get strained. From this point of view, it can be said that it is one of the most suitable materials for pockets and/or linings. They succeeded in cleverly alleviating the problems they aimed at.

Clothing refers to pants, skirts, coats, suits, and other types of clothing that are lined with linings.

FIG. 1 shows a pair of pants 1 according to the present invention, the upper part of which is open so that the inside can be seen. The 2 part means a pocket, and is the part that becomes a bag. Things are put into these two bags from the outside. Plain weave fabric made from ultra-fine fibers is used for this pocket part.

FIG. 2 shows the blazer 3 of the present invention.
The lining is made of ultra-fine fiber. The lining is
It is used for the sleeves, back, and around the torso. Plain weave is used.

The ultra-fine fibers used in the present invention may be manufactured by any method, but for example, they may be made by splitting composite fibers (peel type, sea-island type, etc.) into ultra-fine fibers, or they may be produced under specific spinning conditions (e.g., spar draw, sea-island type, etc.). Examples include those manufactured by micropore spinning, etc.).

Such ultrafine fibers are usually used in the form of various filamentous products such as yarns and threads, and 70% by weight or more, more preferably 100% by weight of the fibers in such filaments are composed of the above-mentioned ultrafine fibers. used.
This thread-like material is used to form a plain woven fabric that constitutes a pocket and/or a lining. In this case, there are various ways to use the thread-like material containing ultra-fine fibers, such as using the thread-like material in both the warp and width of the plain weave, or only in either direction, or alternately, but it is preferable to use a thread-like material containing ultra-fine fibers in a larger proportion. . Usually, the filament containing ultrafine fibers accounts for 50% by weight or more, preferably 70% by weight or more of the plain woven fabric.

The clothing of the present invention, which is lined with pockets and/or lining made of the plain fabric, exhibits the above-mentioned excellent function as a lining material and provides various advantages.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 shows a type of trousers and a second type of clothing according to the present invention.
The figures each show one type of blazer of the clothing of the present invention.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The fabric used for the pockets and/or lining on the back side of clothing is a plain woven fabric that uses thread-like material containing 70% by weight or more of ultra-fine fibers of 0.2 to 0.001 denier in the vertical and/or horizontal direction. , and clothing lined with a special fabric characterized in that the ultrafine fiber accounts for 50% or more by weight of the plain fabric.