Method of making a textile using fiber aggregates
OwnerGunter Teschinventor
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Abstract
A shaping-material or filler for textiles such as bedspreads, garments or the like is disclosed consisting of a large number of fiber aggregates of a maximum length of 50 mm each. The fiber aggregates are smaller and softer than down in nature and essentially all the fibers are crimped with the fibers of the individual fiber aggregates being arranged randomly inside each aggregate. A filler is created thereby which is especially suitable for textiles such as bedspreads, or garments such as jackets, coats or the like with, the filler being enclosed in an envelope. This filler can be made to vary in thickness with surface distribution, in the manner known for fiber balls and down. However, the filler has little shift, even if the textile is vigorously shaken, and nevertheless, is very soft.
Claims6
A method of manufacturing a textile, such as a bedspread, a garment or the like comprising:
- providing a first textile layer having opposing, first and second surface portions;
- supporting said first textile layer on said first surface portion;
- depositing a filler of fiber aggregates on the second surface portion of said first textile layer;
- placing a second textile layer on the deposited filler of fiber aggregates;
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- connecting the first and second textile layers along respective edges thereof to form a textile.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.