KR20190019820A - The design methods of thermal layer the middle of a quilted Hanbok - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a filler for cotton or quilted cotton for winter cold weather and, more specifically, to a method for producing a cloth by backstitch using agar by putting a fiber yarn in a meridian manner in order to prevent fluff and to prevent lumps and leaning of the filler and to a filler produced by using the method.

Description

The design method of the middle layer of quilted Hanbok

[0001] The present invention relates to a cotton or quilting filler of traditional Hanbok which is worn for winter in winter. More specifically, the present invention relates to an air- The present invention relates to a method for designing a cloth of a middle insulating layer of a quilted hanbok using a thin cloth, a method of making a cloth using only a warp without a weft, and a low-temperature processing method.

Hanbok is a nationally unique garment that was created in our history and polished with life, creating a unique costume culture. These traditional suits have been worn for a long time and are now worn. It will also be worn in the future as it is polished with life.

In Korea, the four seasons are distinctive, and in summer they wear linen and hemp materials. In winter, they wear pongee, satin, both ends, and cotton.

Especially, Korean people enjoyed winter clothes made of hot jogori, hot noodle and Nubira which were made by putting cotton swabs between two layers of cloth or putting silkworms thickly so that two layers of cloth could not play separately. And these costumes are crafted mainly by skilled artisans with high quality handmade costumes. However, the fabric used to build the quilt or cotton garment is made of silk fabrics or cotton fabrics, and the cotton is made of cotton or silk cotton.

The fillers according to the prior art have a good heat retention, a light price, a low heat retention and a low price if they are heavy. However, regardless of the price, the filler is discharged to the outer surface of the air contact layer to generate fluff. Specifically, when looking at a cotton swab having a low price among traditional fillers, it is heavy and the heat is low, and a lump and a rolling phenomenon occur, and a white cotton oat is pulled out to a colored outer surface and a white lint occurs. When looking at a high price cotton swab A lot of people are looking for the excellent insulation, but the laundry is poor and the white cotton oragus comes out of the colored outer surface and the white lint comes up and the performance of the appearance is less than the price. In addition, since it is light and inexpensive to come to modern times, the chemical cotton which is widely used is a pressing phenomenon in which the cotton is sagging, and the space occupied by the cotton is left, Korean Patent Application No. 10-2003-0018025 discloses a method of producing a knitted cloth and a winter welfare having a multilayered air-containing layer by making the thickness of the blown yarn as large as possible, but the filler is discharged to the outer surface And a manufacturing method for a middle insulating layer of a quilted hanbok which has excellent heat retention is not disclosed.

The inventors of the present invention have made efforts to develop a middle insulating layer of a quilted hanbok which has excellent heat retention without causing a filler to escape from the outer surface and as a result, As a result, it was found that the boucle yarn was designed to be thin as a filling material, the bamboo fabric was used only in the warp without the weft, And confirmed that no nap occurs, thus completing the present invention.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2004-0053557 (October 2006)

Disclosure of Invention Technical Problem [7] Accordingly, the present invention has been made keeping in mind the above problems occurring in the prior art, and it is an object of the present invention to solve the problem that cotton or a quilted hanbok is put between two layers of cloth.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an article which is excellent in keeping warm and moisturizing, light in weight, and long lasting effect of nostril embossing which is a nostalgic embossing of a quilted cotton.

It is a further object of the present invention to solve the problem that after washing or dampening of cotton wool or dulling phenomenon occurs, after-wrinkling occurs.

It lowers the price compared to the performance and popularizes cotton and quilted hanbok.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a method of manufacturing a quilted hanbok which comprises the steps of 1) treating a bamboo yarn after bending a boulcle yarn at a ratio of 1: 0.05 to 0.10 by weight, A step of quenching the buckle yarn treated in step 1) with an intermediate insulating layer between an outer layer having an air-contacting surface and an inner layer having a skin-contacting surface, and 3) washing the quinoa cloth with water And the steps of:

In addition, the mugwort is characterized in that the dried mugwort is powdered and water is added thereto.

The cold filler of the present invention has the following effects.

First, the most troublesome problem of cotton clothes is not fluff, so embossing can be maintained for a long time, which is a feature of cotton hanbok and quilted hanbok which have many handmade such as cotton hanbok and quilted hanbok.

The second preservation of the circular shape of the capsule is maintained without causing the accumulation or burden of the second filler.

Third, it has excellent reversibility because it is used as a bonding agent of fiber yarn forming the intermediate insulation layer. It is bonded with fiber yarn length (slope), and after processing and production, due to reversibility of fiber yarn, The outer portion is separated and the air-containing layer is more abundant, so that the warmth is excellent.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail.

The present invention comprises an outer layer having an air-contacting surface, an inner layer having a skin-contacting surface, and a middle insulating layer between the outer layer and the inner layer, wherein the intermediate insulating layer comprises: a fiber thread; Wherein the fiber yarn is folded after being spread on a slope.

In addition, the present invention provides a quilted hanbok made of the abovementioned warm cloth.

The outer layer and the inner layer are preferably outer shells or inner shells for producing quinoa hanbok, but are not limited thereto.

The fiber used as the intermediate insulating layer may be a yarn having thermal insulation, and preferably Boucle yarn, acrylic yarn, cotton yarn, polyester yarn, polyester yarn, etc., but not limited thereto.

More preferably, it is possible to use a buckle yarn. The buckle yarn is a yarn which is formed by winding a thick yarn by continuously winding a thick yarn on a yarn centered on the yarn to form a circle, and compressing the yarn into separate yarns. Polyester filament yarns of 16 denier to 66 denier are preferably used as core yarns, while micro yarns of 21 denier to 130 denier yarns are preferably used as the core yarns, preferably polyester yarn twist yarns Polyester filament yarns of 16 deniers to 260 denier yarns are used as the bundle yarn to make the thickness of the bundle yarn thinner and the bundle yarn supply is made 3 to 10 times so as to form the loops densely And various fibers such as wool, cotton, rayon, hemp, acrylic, etc. may be manufactured or marketed by a known method.

It is preferable that the dried bean curds are used for the sifting of the fiber yarn, and the dried bean curds are pulverized and water is added thereto. The fiber yarn and the bean curd are preferably used at a ratio of 1: It is preferable to treat them.

When the mugwort marcara is added in an amount of more than 1 part by weight based on the weight of the fiber yarn, the mugwort hanbok was prepared using the same, and then washed to produce mugwort margarine. As a result, the mugwort marbling was not easily removed, Of the total weight of the fibers was found to be in the fiber yarn and the quilted hanbok was hardened. When it was added at less than 0.1 part by weight with respect to the weight of the fiber yarn, the fiber yarn was not fixed during the production of the quilted hanbok, It is preferable that the fiber yarn is treated with fiber yarn at a weight ratio of 1: 00.1 to 0.10, and the fiber yarn is preferably treated at a ratio of 1: 0.02 to 0.07 It is most preferable to treat the mulberry tree with a fiber weight in a weight ratio.

Since it is not suitable for the traditional quilted hanbok which is densely woven, it is preferable to dispose the fiber yarn several times in a slope, and then to treat it.

In addition, the present invention can be manufactured by ducking the foamed hanbok fabric prepared above densely, and can be manufactured by a known method of manufacturing quinoids, and can be manufactured as follows:

1) stretching the fiber yarn and treating the marigold;

2) The fiber yarn treated in step 1) is put into an outer layer having an air contact surface, an inner layer having a skin contact surface, and quenching.

3) washing the finished quilted hanbok with water after the single-beam step to remove the marigold;

In a specific example of the present invention, the inventors of the present invention prepared a quinoa hanbok after making a treatment amount of quercus variabilis as a tie-up settlement, and as a result, the quinoa hanbok made with the cold filler of the present invention showed significant And it was confirmed that the finished nubby hanbok manufactured by the present invention was excellent in comprehensive evaluation such as no napping and no aggregation even though washing was carried out three times.

On the other hand, the weathering filler prepared by using 1g per 100g of fiberglass yarn on the other hand, the fiber yarn was not fixed at the time of manufacturing the quilted hanbok, the sewing operation time was remarkably lengthened and the fiber yarn was stuck to one side, The weathering filler prepared by using 10g or 15g per 100g of fiber yarn was similar to the present invention in easiness of sewing work but it was not easily removed after washing and clustering phenomenon occurred and quilted hanbok was hardened (See Table 1).

Accordingly, the quilted hanbok manufactured by the manufacturing method of the present invention overcomes the problem of fluff, which is the most problematic of the cotton han, so that the embroidering of the embroidered clothes such as the cotton hanbok or the queen hanbok, The competitiveness of the product is increased.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to Examples and Experimental Examples.

However, the following Examples and Experimental Examples are merely illustrative of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the following Examples and Experimental Examples.

< Example  1> Manufacture of Cold Weather Filler

To prepare a cold filler foam using a commercially available Boulcle yarn, the boucle yarn was squeezed with a mortar.

&Lt; 1-1 > Preparation of Powdery Mushroom Powder

The marigolds collected from the sea were washed, sprayed with water, covered with vinyl and dried in the sun for 5 days. Then, 100 g of powdery mugwort powder was added to 300 times of cold water for 4 hours, and the mixture was sieved to prepare a cold filler foam.

&Lt; 1-2 > Preparation of a cold-resistant filler using a mugwort

The buckle yarn was spread over several lengths (inclined), and the buckle yarn prepared in Example <1-1> was evenly spread on the buckle yarn to bind the buckle yarn. The mugwort powder was prepared by blending the buckle yarn with 5 g per 100 g of the buckle yarn and in the form of a single bag.

In the same manner as above, a cold filler was prepared, but as a control, a cold-resistant filler prepared by using 1 g of an antiseptic filler prepared by using 1 g of mugwort per 100 g of buckyean as a control group 1, 10 g of mugwort per 100 g of bucklean was used as a control 2, As a control group 3, an antiseptic filler prepared by using 15 g of Mugwortgas per 100 g was used.

< Example  2> Manufacture of Nouveau Hanbok with Winter Filler

 The antiseptic filler prepared in Example 1 was placed between an outer layer having an air-contacting surface and an inner layer having a skin-contacting surface, and a quinoinated hanbok was prepared using a known method.

On the other hand, quinoa hanbok was prepared in the same manner as above using the cold filler of Control Groups 1 to 3 prepared in <1-2>.

In addition, after the manufacture of the manufactured nouveau hanbok, the laundry was washed three times. In this process, the mugwort was washed with water, and the binding part of the Boulcle yarn was separated due to reversibility, So that they have warmth.

< Experimental Example  1> Evaluation of quilted hanbok with cold filler

In order to evaluate the napped hanbok produced by Example 2 and the accumulation of filler, 20 quilted Korean hanbok manufacturers were divided into three queen hanbok of the present invention and queen hanbok of the control groups 1 to 3 Next, the satisfaction level was divided into good, normal, and low.

In order to evaluate the easiness of sewing in the manufacturing process of the queen-made hanbok using the cold filler prepared in Example 2, twenty Korean traditional queen-made hanbok manufacturers were applied to the cold-resistant filler prepared in Example 1 Were divided into 3 groups, and then, the easiness of sewing was evaluated.

As a result, as shown in Table 1, the quinoa hanbok made from the cold filler of the present invention was easy to sew by fixing the cold filler when the quinoa hanbok was manufactured, and in the case of the manufactured quinoa hanbok, It was confirmed that the composite evaluation was excellent such that no nap occurs and no aggregation occurred.

On the other hand, the cold filler manufactured by using 1 g per 100 g of the barklein, on the other hand, does not fix the buckle yarn during the production of the quinoa hanbok, so that the sewing operation time is remarkably long and the buckle yarn is tilted to one side. And the ease of sewing work was similar to that of the present invention. However, after washing, it was not easy to remove the mulberry leaves, resulting in the aggregation of the mulberry hanbok, (Table 1).

Claims (2)

1) treating the beech jars with a Boulcle yarn at an inclined angle, wherein the boukle and beech jars are in a weight ratio of 1: 0.05 to 0.10;
2) quenching the buckle yarn treated with the starch in step 1) with an intermediate insulating layer between an outer layer having an air-contacting surface and an inner layer having a skin-contacting surface;
3) washing the water after the single-beam step to remove the leaves;
&Lt; / RTI &gt;
The method according to claim 1,
Preferably,
A method for manufacturing a quilted hanbok, characterized in that the dried bean curds are pulverized and water is added thereto.