Garment and manufacturing method
AssigneeCOFEMEL—Sociedade de Vestuário, S.A.
InventorBeatriz Vila Nova Azevedo Costa CARNEIRO
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Abstract
Garment and manufacturing method, describes a one size garment (1) for different sizes of women or men, made of a fabric comprising at least a natural non-elastic fibre material, a first synthetic fibre material and a second elastic synthetic fibre material, these synthetic fibres being covered by polyurethane and polyethylene, having chain stitch seams (3) using 100% polyester thread (4) in which are also stretchy, which join together the different pieces (2) to form the garment; and in that said garment (1) has a distressed look in certain areas of the material. The manufacture thereof comprises making, by hand or machine, using round point needles and a subsequent wash process in two phases, in which an emulsion to protect the elastic fibres is added.
Claims19
A garment (1), made up of different pieces, said fabric comprising at least a natural non-elastic fibre material, a first synthetic fibre material and a second elastic synthetic fibre material, with the fibres of the synthetic fibre materials twisted together, characterized in that it comprises:
- the twisted synthetic fibres covered with polyurethane and polyethylene, and
- the pieces (2) of the garment are joined by a chain stitch seam using polyester thread (4).
A manufacturing method for a garment, comprising the step of:
- Cutting the different pieces of the fabric of the garment, comprising said fabric at least a natural non-elastic fibre material, a first synthetic fibre material and a second elastic synthetic fibre material, being the fibres of the synthetic fibre materials twisted together, and characterized because it further comprises the steps of:
- Sewing said different pieces between them using round point needles for a chain-stitch seam and 100% polyester thread to form the garment,
- Washing the garment, and
- Adding components during the washing step, for protecting the synthetic fibres of the garment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.