Article of clothing incorporating at least one conductive wire and associated production method
AssigneeSarl SP
InventorJerome Gasser
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Abstract
An article of clothing having at least one conductive wire suitable for transmitting an electric current and at least one flat seam is disclosed. The seam includes at least two substantially parallel edging wires; at least one connecting wire disposed in a flat and serpentine manner between said edging wires; the connecting wire having bends connected alternately to the edging wires; the connecting wire corresponding to the at least one metal wire; and at least one other connecting wire extending in a separate plane from the connecting wire disposed in a flat manner.
Claims12
An article of clothing comprising at least one conductive wire suitable for transmitting an electrical current;
- characterized in that said article of clothing has at least one flat seam incorporating:
- at least two substantially parallel edging wires;
- and
- at least one connecting wire laid flat and in a serpentine manner between said edging wires;
- said connecting wire having bends alternatively connected to said edging wires;
- said connecting wire corresponding to said at least one metal wire;
- and—at least one other connecting wire extending in a discrete plane from said connecting wire laid flat.
A production method for producing a flat seam between two fabrics positioned edge-to-edge;
- a first edge of the first fabric being sewn with a first edging wire;
- a second edge of the second fabric being sewn with a second edging wire;
- and a connecting wire being sewn between the two edging wires so as to have a sinusoidal shape having bends alternatively connected to the first and second edging wires;
- said flat seam also comprising at least one other connecting wire extending in a discrete plane from said connecting wire laid flat, characterized in that said connecting wire corresponds to a conductive wire suitable for transmitting an electrical current.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.