TH2113U - Weaving using cotton and silk threads to create a single piece of fabric. - Google Patents

Abstract

Weaving using cotton and silk threads together to create a single piece of fabric involves combining two types of fibers: silk and cotton, in unequal proportions—with silk weighing less than cotton. This technique aims to reduce heat and discomfort when wearing garments made entirely of silk. By weaving cotton, which has better heat dissipation properties, interwoven into the silk, a garment with superior heat dissipation is achieved while retaining the beauty of silk.

Claims (2)

1. Weaving using cotton and silk threads to weave the same fabric, which has the following characteristics: the weft threads use two types of fibers, namely silk (1) and cotton (2), woven alternately in a ratio where the number of silk threads is less than the cotton threads, and the warp threads use cotton (3). 2. Weaving using cotton and silk threads to weave a single piece of fabric according to claim 1, where the weaving of one unit is done by weaving four silk threads (1), then weaving twenty cotton threads (2), and then four more silk threads (1) to finish.