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US 12,195,892 B2Granted
Assembled textile products
AssigneeLonati S.p.A.
InventorSergio Salvetti
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Abstract
An assembled textile product includes a plurality of parts of fabric cut from one or more open pieces of fabric. At least one of the plurality of parts of fabric is cut from a tubular knitted fabric having a rest configuration and a stretched configuration. The tubular knitted fabric includes a heat adhesive material applied on at least a portion of a surface of the tubular knitted fabric in the stretched configuration so as to stabilize the first portion of the tubular knitted fabric by reducing its elasticity or deformability.
Claims20
An assembled textile product, comprising:
- a plurality of parts of fabric comprising a fabric cut from one or more open pieces of fabric;
- wherein at least one of the plurality of parts of fabric comprises a fabric portion cut from an open piece of a tubular knitted fabric;
- wherein the tubular knitted fabric has a rest configuration and a stretched configuration made by stretching the tubular knitted fabric on a support and applying an adhesive material and heat to;
- at least a portion of a surface of the tubular knitted fabric while in the stretched configuration so as to stabilize the portion of the tubular knitted fabric by reducing elasticity or deformability of the stabilized portion;
- wherein the tubular knitted fabric is cut to form the open piece of tubular knitted fabric, and the fabric portion is cut from the open piece of tubular knitted fabric;
- wherein a whole length of the fabric portion wholly comprises the stabilized portion of tubular knitted fabric fabric mated with adhesive material and wherein the tubular knitted fabric is a weft knitted fabric.
3 more elements
An assembled textile product assembled from a plurality of parts of fabric, comprising:
- a plurality of parts of fabric cut from one or more open pieces of fabric;
- wherein a plurality of the plurality of parts of fabric respective portions cut from an open piece of a knitted tubular fabric made by means of a circular knitting machine for hosiery or by means of knitting machine for knitwear;
- wherein said knitted tubular fabric is made by stretching the knitted tubular fabric on a support and applying an adhesive material and heat onto at least one portion of a surface of the fabric while in a stretched configuration so as to stabilize the fabric itself;
- wherein the tubular knitted fabric is cut to form the one or more open pieces of tubular knitted fabric, and the plurality of the plurality of parts of fabric are cut from the open piece of tubular knitted fabric;
- and wherein the plurality of the plurality of parts of fabric are provided with a heat adhesive material applied onto a whole surface of the fabric.
2 more elements
A textile product, comprising:
- a plurality of open piece fabric parts of fabric that are configured to be assembled together to form the textile product;
- wherein at least one of the plurality of open piece fabric parts comprises a stabilized open piece fabric part cut from a stabilized tubular knitted fabric having reducing elasticity or deformability;
- wherein the stabilized tubular knitted fabric comprises a tubular knitted fabric having a stretched configuration made by stretching a tubular knitted fabric on a support and applying adhesive material and heat to at least a portion of a surface of the tubular knitted fabric in the stretched configuration so as to stabilize the portion of the tubular knitted fabric by reducing elasticity or deformability of the stabilized portion;
- wherein the stabilized tubular knitted fabric is cut to form the open piece of tubular knitted fabric, and the stabilized open piece fabric part is cut from the open piece of stabilized tubular knitted fabric;
- wherein the tubular knitted fabric is a weft knitted fabric;
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- wherein a whole length of the stabilized open piece fabric part wholly comprises the stabilized portion of tubular knitted fabric mated with adhesive material.
4 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.