Preservation of moisture evaporation and body temperature regulation properties on garments post printing
AssigneeKornit Digital Ltd.
InventorsGuy Avidan, Allon Shimoni, Jacob Mann, Omer Kulka, Haggai Abbo
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AssigneeKornit Digital Ltd.
InventorsGuy Avidan, Allon Shimoni, Jacob Mann, Omer Kulka, Haggai Abbo
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A method of printing a garment, particularly for use in sport and outdoor activities, to retain moisture wicking or heat management properties of an underlying fabric. The method comprises mapping active body regions onto a print file for the garment. Thus the print file defines standard print areas and modified print areas where the modified printing areas correspond to the active body regions. Printing onto the garment over the standard print areas uses a standard ink density, but printing onto the garment at the active areas uses a second lower ink density which preserves, or at least does less harm to, wicking and venting properties of the underlying fabric.
A method of printing a garment to retain moisture and liquid wicking or heat management properties of an underlying fabric, the method comprising:
A method of printing a garment to retain moisture and liquid wicking or heat management properties of an underlying fabric, the method comprising:
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