JPS5922156Y2 - Flocked fabric using boa fabric - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention provides a fabric suitable for products such as stuffed toys, interior products such as decorations, and rugs.

Traditionally, stuffed animals were made of ordinary knitted or woven fabrics to shape the surface, and eyes, noses, etc. were sewn onto them; therefore, their forms were completely devoid of any sense of naturalness. I didn't feel anything like holding a pet.

There were also vinyl dolls with long fibers attached to their hair, but they did not feel like stuffed animals.

However, dogs, cats, and other pet animals generally have dense hair all over their bodies, but it is difficult to make the above-mentioned knits and fabrics densely covered with short fibers, making it commercially unviable. It was true.

The present invention easily solves this difficulty by using boa fabric.

Generally, boa fabrics are well known, but the fibers densely grown on their surface consist of relatively short fibers of about 10 mm, and it has been impossible to make them into long fibers of, for example, 150 mm or more.

For example, when making a stuffed animal, the animal has relatively short, dense hair all over its body, with only parts of the head, back, tail, etc.
Many dogs have relatively long, bushy hair on their legs, etc. For example, the dog shown in Figure 3 (Maltese breed) does not have long, bushy hair on its face, ankles, and abdomen. Short hairs grow all over the body, and long hairs are especially dense on the back and tail.

In addition, the fabric is suitable for producing interior products such as elaborate stuffed animals, birds, etc., wall decorations, and products with variations in coverings such as sofas.

In the embodiment shown in the drawings, 1 is a boa fabric, and 5 is a boa fabric.
Short fiber flocks 2, which are about 10 mm shorter than the fibers due to the nature of the product, are densely grown on the base fabric 3.

On this boa fabric 1, long fibers 4, for example, about 150 mm in length, are implanted in desired areas such as the back or tail of the dog shown in FIG.

The flocking means is to attach a synthetic resin sheet 1-5 to the back side of a base fabric 3 made of knitted or woven material such as stockinette fabric, or to coat it with the same material, and after drying, to attach long fibers 4 to the front and rear desired areas. The long fibers 4 are flocked and heated or adhesive is applied from the back side to prevent the long fibers 4 from falling off.

In this way, the body hair that grows densely on the whole body of animals is made up of boa fabric, and the partially existing long hair is made up of flocked long fibers, making it suitable for making stuffed animal toys or ornaments. It is possible to obtain a fabric with a special feel that has never been seen before.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a partial perspective view, Fig. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a part of the product.
It is a perspective view showing a seed. Code, 1...Boa fabric, 2...Short fiber, 3...Base fabric, 4...Long fiber, 5...
...It is a synthetic resin sheet.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A boa fabric with dense short fibers is used, a layer coated with a synthetic resin sheet or the same material is provided on the back side, and long fibers are implanted in desired areas by penetrating the layer and the boa fabric. A flocked fabric using a boa fabric characterized by a partial mixture of short fibers of the boa fabric and flocked long fibers.