KR830002282B1 - How to make garments with double sided woven - Google Patents

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How to make garments with double sided woven

1 is a partial front view of a tie produced by the method according to the invention.

2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a tie edge.

3 to 5 are partial perspective views showing various steps of an example of the method of the present invention.

6 is a partial cross sectional view of another example of a tie made of a double-sided woven fabric, similar to FIG.

The present invention relates generally to a method for producing a double-sided woven fabric, and more particularly to a scarf and a tie as well as a double-sided garment obtained by the above-described method. This is achieved by superimposing the two woven fabrics exhibiting the above-described characteristics with each other to bond rows of stitches or seams together.

However, in manufacturing the above-mentioned garment, it is difficult to equalize the tensile force of the double woven fabrics because it is necessary to combine the long double woven fabrics and requires complicated operation. Moreover, the operation described above significantly increases the cost of clothing, while also increasing the price because it uses two different types of woven fabrics. Likewise, when a two-sided woven fabric is used, the length of the edge of the element from which the garment is manufactured is very long, which makes it look bad.

It is an object of the present invention to realize a nice and satisfactory effect by special consideration of the band where the two fabrics are connected to each other, and to produce a woven fabric having both sides at a reasonable and simple method and at a reasonable price.

With respect to the above mentioned requirements and other conditions, the object of the present invention is to facilitate the manufacture of two-sided garments and even without the risk of compromising the adhesion of a single fabric when its physical properties, such as elasticity and flexibility, are difficult to achieve. It is in designing the above-mentioned garments in a complicated way.

Another object of the present invention is to realize a satisfactory shape of the garment as well as two connection and coupling bands for the two woven fabrics that can withstand the stress of the woven fabric in use. The rows of are not visible.

The process according to the invention is achieved in that at least a first row of squelch or seams is achieved between two overlapping woven fabrics in a manner substantially parallel to the periphery of the finished product of the invention so that the longitudinal edges thereof along the entire edge of the product described above Or two overlaps so that the two bend edges are glued together so that they retain each other where the same thing is actually glued to the above-described row connecting the squelch or seam of the woven fabric in line with the end, and where at least a second row of quench is achieved It is characterized by overlapping two overlapping ribs in such a way as to form curved corners, thereby forming two overlapping ribs or wings showing advantageous widths.

Advantageously, after achieving a row of squelches for joining the two woven fabrics together, the edges of the two overlapping ribs are cut along a predetermined width. In so doing, the outer rim of the garment provides the same kind of hem that forms the surrounding thick zone that forms the reinforcement without changing from scratch, and is bounded by two rows of squelch or seam.

Of course, the principle pointed out by the method according to the invention can in fact foresee deformations and / or changes in relation to the form of the woven fabric to be manufactured and the end use of the single garment.

For example, if a scarf, tie, etc. are considered, a double-sided woven fabric may be advantageously used, and the double-sided woven fabric is cut in such a way as to produce molding elements for regenerating the above-mentioned articles and then the threads for joining the two basic fabrics are described in detail. They are cut at the corners of the above-described elements to realize at an advantageous distance from the edges of one rim so that they themselves are continuously split and form two rims with a predetermined width determined by the first row of squelches.

If two different woven fabrics are used, a reinforcing element made of a flexible and flexible material held by the first row of squelch or seams joining the two overlapping woven fabrics is placed on the woven fabric described above. Or between them.

The heat of the squelch or seam can be implemented by any conventional method, not only manually but also mechanically, or by masking (protecting) at least a portion by the thickness of the woven fabric.

The scope of protection of the present invention is of course made in accordance with the present invention, such as overcoats, jackets and the like, as well as in the neckties, scarves and the like.

The garment described above is limited by at least two parallel rows of squelch or seam, at least part of its edges, the interior of which are designed to bond together by forcing two overlapping woven fabrics, the rest of which are uniform It is characterized in that it is designed to suppress the bending of the two woven fabrics forming the peripheral edge of the rib having a thick and thick.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The tie shown in the accompanying drawings is composed of double overlapping woven fabrics A and B, the outer surfaces A and B of which are different from one another in order to obtain a desired effect by known methods. Is showing. The woven fabrics A and B are connected to each other in a manner described below to arrange one or the other of the two surfaces A ₁ and B ₁ on the outer side to form a unique double-sided structure to match the use of the garment.

The two woven fabrics are joined together by suitable seeds C ₁ and C ₂ .

The process involved for producing the illustrated tie and the desired garment is the following or similar process.

The two fabrics (A and B), or these two zones with advantageous surfaces, overlap each other and remain in contact with each other by pins or temporarz squelches. Successively the first seed C ₁ extends in parallel (can be one or a plurality). It is advantageous to be rearranged with respect to the border delimited by a constant edge of a tie or similar garment. The seam can be achieved in a conventional manner, preferably in such a way that the bonding thread is hidden between the two layers of the fabrics A and B. For example, the seam C _{1 maintains} the rims A ₂ and B ₂ of the woven fabric at an opposite position (FIG. 3) so as to fall 90 ° to form an edge formed together with the layers A ₂ and B ₂ of the rim described above. Accordingly, it is reasonably implemented by achieving the above-described seam (C ₁ ). In this case, seams can also be achieved with a chain-squelch or the like using a sewing machine.

After completion of the seam (C ₁ ), the two woven fabrics (A and B) are sufficiently and securely concealed from each other, which is a continuous process that can be carried out in a tie or the like without forming bands or folds in which one of the fabrics is irregular or loose. Maintain the relevant round trip.

및 직포 두께의 두배에 해당되는 두개의날개를 형성한다. 즉 상술한 두 날개는 만곡된 모서리(A₅및 B₅)에 의하여 한계가 정해진다.Subsequently, a seam-finishing process of the corners A ₃ and B ₃ of the rims A ₂ and B ₂ is carried out as necessary to implement wings of equal width extending parallel to the seam C ₁ . In particular, where ties and the like are considered, their limited extensions are prepared by placing them in advance on both bands and plural seams C ₁ of the woven fabrics A and B and cut with shears or hollow punches to cut two rims or A tie is defined by the wings A ₂ and B ₂ . Subsequently, by folding the two wings A ₂ and B ₂ 180 ° to approach the corners of the two wings A ₃ and B ₃ described above, they coincide with the middle of the seam C ₁ or they are in the middle of the seam. Adjacent to the part, so that its width and thickness approximate the width of the original wings A ₂ and B ₂ .

And two wings corresponding to twice the thickness of the woven fabric. That is, the above two wings are limited by the curved edges A ₅ and B ₅ .

If necessary, after the above process, the positions of the two blades with respect to each other may be fixed by compressing and / or ironing in such a manner as to align and stabilize the curved edges A ₅ and B ₅ .

The curved edges A ₅ and B ₅ of the two thick wings are then fixed to each other in an overlapping and parallel position by a squelch C ₂ to form the corners A ₅ -B ₅ of the garment.

The seam or heat of the squelch C ₂ is also achieved by the way in which it is sewn or joined by two layers of curved and thick two corners A ₅ and B ₅ of the woven fabrics A and B. Advantageously the seam C ₂ can be achieved with a sewing machine and a looped squelch or the like. The above-mentioned seams are achieved by supporting the two curved edges A ₅ and B ₅ slightly apart from each other and then approaching each other while the above-mentioned seams are still being performed (see FIG. 5).

In that way the thick edges A ₅ -B ₅ are embodied and bounded by two seams or rows C1 and C2 of the squelch, the width L of which is the rim of the woven fabrics A and B. It corresponds to half the distance of the width of (A ₂ and B ₂ ), and the above-mentioned corners protrude uniformly from the surfaces A ₁ and B ₁ of the double-sided fabric AB in relation to its thickness, so that a beautiful shape is obtained. At the same time as the load, the edges mentioned above resist wear and stress due to use.

In practice, the width of the corners A ₅ -B ₅ can be varied within the range of 3-20 mm with regard to the conditions and shape required for the garment. Moreover, the presence of the edges as described above in the garment imparts the necessary rigidity for the garment in accordance with the density of the edges described above, which remains unchanged during the wearer's activity.

In special cases such as neckties or scarves, the (A ₅ -B ₅ ) edges always give adequate density and rigidity even after prolonged use, free of layers and wrinkles, and have a satisfactory shape.

As described above, a feather or a stiff material may be disposed between the two woven fabrics A and B.

The tie shown in Figure 6 is made of a double-sided fabric (AB) is bonded to each other by a bonding thread (F) composed of two basic woven fabrics of at least one weft. In the above figures, other parts of the tie are denoted by the reference numerals corresponding to those of FIGS. 1 to 5. The manufacture of the tie according to this modification is carried out in a manner similar to that described above and in the drawings, while the sewing process of the seam C ₂ is performed before the cutting process of the bonding thread F. In other words, after producing an element with a suitable outline and contour composed of two woven fabrics (AB), the joining thread (F) has a width greater than the width of the suitable width (ie wings A ₂ and B ₂ ). Cut along the peripheral band to separate the two woven fabrics (A and B) from each other. The seam C ₁ is then achieved as described above to produce the wings A ₂ and B ₂ described above and then complete the tie as described above.

Other modifications and modifications may be made to the single garment as well as to the esthetics in regards to special applications.

Thus, the joining of two woven fabrics A and B can be obtained by using a suitable adhesive, such as an adhesive with a thermal action that, for example, localizes the bonding of the woven fabric without altering its external appearance.

In addition, the protection scope of the present invention is of course applied to clothes, scarves and ties manufactured by the above-described method.

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As detailed in the text and shown in the figures, the two overlapping rims are folded and folded in such a way that the longitudinal edges or ends of the rims are bonded in a straight line with the joining seams of the two woven fabrics, and at least another seed. At least a portion of the squelch is formed to form two overlapping rims or vanes with advantageous widths along the entire edge of the finished product, forming the two curved and overlapping edges described above so that the bend edges stick to each other and retain each other after the attainment is achieved. Two sides with two woven fabrics with different characteristics, with the face-to-face being superimposed or joined together, characterized in that one seam or row is achieved between two overlapping woven fabrics in a direction substantially parallel to the outside of the finished product. How to make garments, especially scarves and ties with woven fabrics.

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