JPS62133156A - Knitted fabric having pile layer mounted therein - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention provides, for example, an outer garment with especially cold protection, and
Stockinette fabric is suitable for making t-shirts, innerwear such as pajamas, general winter outerwear and innerwear, and is suitable for sewing outerwear and sweatshirts for spring and autumn, polo shirts, T-shirts, jumpers, etc. Regarding the configuration of

The structure known so far for this type of knitted fabric is that a thick, soft spun yarn that has heat retention and elasticity is reciprocated in parallel between two pieces of knitted knitted fabric, and this reciprocated yarn is used to The content was to give knitted fabric the functions of heat retention, elasticity, and thickness.

This configuration has the disadvantage that since the yarn that is twisted is thick, the part where it is knitted into the stockinette fabric is exposed on the surface of the knitted fabric, making the appearance of the garment rough. . In addition, since this defect appears on each of the two knitted fabrics, the rough appearance of the outer surface cannot be avoided no matter which fabric is used as the front side of the garment. Ta.

In addition, in this configuration, the reciprocating yarn is Ij F between two knitted fabrics.
Because they just cross in parallel in the shape of an it, the part where they cross will swell with the part that runs parallel to it over a relatively short period of time due to the natural external pressure applied to both knitted fabrics of the garment. The composition of the soft yarn itself was reduced, resulting in a decrease in its heat retention and elasticity functions, and the problem of adjusting the thickness was difficult to avoid. .

The purpose of this invention is to disclose a new configuration of the MeriA7 bus that can eliminate such defects.

To put it simply, the so-called new structure of this invention is that between two stockinette fabrics, there are countless piles formed of pile yarns knitted into the stockinette fabric. This means that the group is contained. Based on the collection of properties of each pile that maintains its own shape, the whole stockinette fabric has sufficient elasticity, so that clothing made from this fabric stockinette fabric can be used repeatedly over a long period of time. There is no drawback of shrinkage and deformation regardless of the external pressure applied to the pile, and in addition, due to the existence of many voids between the piles at tY, the pile has the property of heat retention. This heat retention adapts to the continuous force of elastic retention, resulting in the effect that it can be retained for a long period of time.Furthermore, the overall thickness can be easily adjusted by adding or subtracting one of the groups of piles contained. It also has the advantage of being able to

Embodiments of this invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

(1) and (2) in the figure are two stockinette fabrics knitted in two layers, and the texture system is plain knitted stockinette fabric A7.
It is (3) is a pile yarn spliced on the loop of one of the two knitted fabrics (1) and (2), and (4) is a pile yarn spliced on the loop of one of the two knitted fabrics (1) and (2). It is a countless number of piles formed by. Pile (4) consists of two knitted fabrics (1) and (
2), and is contained between both knitted fabrics (1) and (2) as a group of piles (4).

The group of piles (4) maintains the original pile form in which the individual piles (4) are shelled (11'As a collection of forces, it is integrated with the two knitted fabrics (1) and (2)). It provides durable elasticity to the body.

Also, due to the presence of many voids enclosed within the group of piles (4), it has inherent heat retention properties and provides a rich thickness to the whole.

(5) is interposed in the weft direction between two knitted fabrics (1) and (2), and is alternately tacked to the loops of both knitted fabrics (1) and (2) in a wavy and detoured shape. Knitted, both knitted fabrics (1) and (2)
This is a binding yarn that connects the knitted fabrics (1) and (2) and the group of piles (4) into an integrated state.

The degree of heat retention, elasticity, and thickness expected of this stockinette are determined by adjusting the number of courses of the pile yarn (3) and the number of piles formed in one course of the pile yarn (3). It can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the storage capacity in (4).

For example, in winter clothing, the heat retention, elasticity, and thickness are most enhanced, while in general winter clothing, they are slightly reduced. For spring and fall clothing, the value is even lower.

The degree of binding force by the binding thread (5) can also be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the number of courses of this thread (5). For example, knitted fabrics used for sewing garments that are constantly subject to strong tension and pressure, such as work clothes or athletic clothing, have a stronger bonding force, while knitted fabrics used for casual wear can have a weaker bonding force.

To give an example of the yarn quality and count used for this stockinette, cotton yarn is used for the knitted fabric (1) on one side, and cotton yarn, acrylic yarn, polyester yarn, etc. are used for the knitted fabric (2) on the other side. In addition, threads with a finer count than the cotton threads in knitted fabric (1) are used. When making clothes using this knitted material, knitted fabric (1) made of cotton yarn is placed on the inside of the garment, and the hygroscopicity of the cotton yarn allows it to absorb sweat well, making it comfortable to wear. It is possible to do so. For the knitted fabric (2) that will be the front side of the garment, any yarn can be selected based on its appearance and feel. In addition, we have adopted thin threads for the pile thread (4) and binding thread (5).
This prevents them from being exposed on the outer surface of the knitted fabrics (1) and (2) and spoiling the appearance of the tailored garment.

As is clear from the above explanation, the stockinette of this invention is as follows:
It is capable of maintaining each of its intended functions for a longer period of time than previously known knitted fabric compositions that are intended to provide sufficient heat retention, elasticity, and thickness; and The effect is that the degree of performance can be easily adjusted. Moreover, the constituent elements involved in realizing each performance have the advantage that they do not have any drawbacks that impair the appearance of knitted fabric.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show embodiments of the invention. Figure 1 is a slope view showing a pile layer with a part of the stockinette knitted fabric on the front side removed, Figure 2 is a slope view with the knitting structure enlarged, and Figure 3 is a plan view showing the same stitches. FIG. 4 is also a side view. (1)・(2)...Two-layer knitted fabric, (3
)...Pile yarn, (4)...Pile, (5)...
binding thread. that's all

Claims (1)

[Claims] Between two stockinette fabrics knitted in layers, a group of piles formed by pile yarns added to this knitted fabric is contained in an intermediate layer. Under this condition, the two knitted fabrics and the pile layer are interposed between the two knitted fabrics and twisted in a wavy manner, and are connected by binding yarns that are alternately knitted between the two knitted fabrics. , knitted fabric containing pile layers, characterized by being constructed in a unified state.