Wearing apparel and methods for the manufacturing of wearing apparel
AssigneeBecton, Dickinson and Company
InventorRichard C. Andrews
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AssigneeBecton, Dickinson and Company
InventorRichard C. Andrews
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Methods are provided for producing protective and useful wearing apparel, such as work gloves, work boots and aprons, and wearing apparel so produced by such methods. The methods include joining a non-woven fibrous web, such as needled felt to a knitted web, such as a knitted jersey, and utilizing a needled staple fiber preferably from the non-woven web to join the two webs together into a formed laminate. The joining procedure is such that the finished laminate includes the needled staple fiber extending from one surface of the web to form a base surface for a subsequent application of an elastomeric coating. The resulting coated surface is textured to provide a gripping surface, for example, for use in gloves to handle smooth surfaced items with sharp edges, such as glass. The remaining exposed non-woven fibrous web surface forms a soft protective internal surface for the weaving apparel such as gloves or boots. The outer coating may be liquid impervious, or it may be permeable in order to provide a fabric laminate which is "breathable".
A laminate for use in wearing apparel characterized by
A work glove liner, characterized by
A work glove liner, characterized by
A work boot liner characterized by
A work apron liner characterized by
A work glove characterized by
A method for producing a laminate useful in wearing apparel, characterized by
A method for forming an item of wearing apparel, characterized by
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.