Cushioned strap
AssigneeJ. P. Stevens & Co., Inc.
InventorsCharles R. Tracy, Robert S. Elliott
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Abstract
Cushioned strap including a continuously woven or knitted fabric having two flat portions separated by a tubular portion, and a plurality of length of yarn positioned in the tubular portion and extending substantially freely through the tubular portion between the end portions thereof. The cushioned strap provides good appearance and comfort and can be manufactured economically.
Claims26
An article of manufacture for producing cushioned straps, comprising a continuously woven fabric having flat and tubular portions, and a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in each of the tubular portions and extending through each of the tubular portions between the end portions thereof.
An article of manufacturing for producing cushioned support straps, comprising a continuously woven fabric having alternate flat and tubular portions;
- a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in each of the tubular portions extending substantially freely through each of the tubular portions between the end portions thereof;
- and binding means near the end portions of each tubular portion for binding the ends of the lengths of yarn to the respective tubular portion, the lengths of yarn in the respective tubular portion being shorter than the respective tubular portion when the article is in its relaxed state.
A cushioned strap, comprising a continuously woven fabric having two flat portions separated by a tubular portion;
- and a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in the tubular portion and extending through the tubular portion between the end portions thereof.
A cushioned strap, comprising a continuously woven fabric having two flat portions separated by a tubular portion;
- a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in the tubular portion and extending substantially freely through the tubular portion between the end portions thereof;
- and binding means near the end portions of the tubular portion for binding the ends of the lengths of yarn to the tubular portion, the lengths of yarn being shorter than the tubular portion when the strap is in its relaxed state.
An article of manufacture for producing cushioned straps, comprising a continuously knitted fabric having flat and tubular portions, and a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in each of the tubular portions and extending through each of the tubular portions between the end portions thereof.
An article of manufacturing for producing cushioned support straps, comprising a continuously knitted fabric having alternate flat and tubular portions;
- a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in each of the tubular portions extending substantially freely through each of the tubular portions between the end portions thereof;
- and binding means near the end portions of each tubular portion for binding the ends of the lengths of yarn to the respective tubular portion, the lengths of yarn in the respective tubular portion being shorter than the respective tubular portion when the article is in its relaxed state.
A cushioned strap, comprising a continuously knitted fabric having two flat portions separated by a tubular portion;
- and a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in the tubular portion and extending through the tubular portion between the end portions thereof.
A cushioned strap, comprising a continuously knit fabric having two flat portions separated by a tubular portion;
- a plurality of lengths of yarn positioned in the tubular portion and extending substantially freely through the tubular portion between the end portions thereof;
- and binding means near the end portions of the tubular portion for binding the ends of the lengths of yarn to the tubular portion, the lengths of yarn being shorter than the tubular portion when the strap is in its relaxed state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.