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US 8,939,100 B2Granted
Process for the production of a textile product
OwnerHarald Kaufmanninventor
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Abstract
A process for the production of a textile product includes placing a flat motif template on a textile substrate, sewing the motif template onto the textile substrate in such a way that a perforation defining a desired motif in the motif template is produced, removing the part of the motif template, that is outside the motif defined by the perforation, and permanently fixing the remaining part, having the motif, of the motif template to the textile substrate.
Claims19
A process for the production of a textile product, comprising:
- a) placing a flat motif template on a textile substrate, the motif template having a fixing layer on a side towards the textile substrate;
- b) sewing the motif template onto the textile substrate in such a way that a perforation defining a desired motif in the motif template is produced, the motif template being already sufficiently perforated to permit a manual removal of the parts not belonging to the desired motif;
- c) removing the part of the motif template that is outside the motif defined by the perforation, and d) permanently fixing the remaining part, having the motif, of the motif template to the textile substrate using heat or pressure.
A process for the production of a textile product, comprising:
- placing a flat motif template on a textile substrate, the motif template having reflecting properties and a fixing layer on a side towards the textile substrate;
- sewing the motif template onto the textile substrate in such a way that a perforation defining a desired motif in the motif template is produced, the motif template being already sufficiently perforated to permit a manual removal of the parts not belonging to the desired motif;
- removing the part of the motif template that is outside the motif defined by the perforation;
- and
- permanently fixing the remaining part, having the motif, of the motif template to the textile substrate,
- wherein the motif template comprises:
- a base medium,
- a transfer adhesive,
- an optional intermediate color layer, and
- a reflection color, wherein the reflection color comprises a multiplicity of reflection particles and wherein the reflection particles are raised above the surface of the hardened reflection color.
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A process for the production of a textile product, comprising:
- placing a flat motif template on a textile substrate, the motif template having reflecting properties and a fixing layer on a side towards the textile substrate;
- sewing the motif template onto the textile substrate in such a way that a perforation defining a desired motif in the motif template is produced, the motif template being already sufficiently perforated to permit a manual removal of the parts not belonging to the desired motif;
- removing the part of the motif template that is outside the motif defined by the perforation;
- permanently fixing the remaining part, having the motif, of the motif template to the textile substrate;
- and
- applying or printing non-reflecting elements to reflecting regions having said reflecting properties.
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A textile product produced by a process, comprising:
- placing a flat motif template on a textile substrate, the motif template having a fixing layer on a side towards the textile substrate;
- sewing the motif template onto the textile substrate in such a way that a perforation defining a desired motif in the motif template is produced, the motif template being already sufficiently perforated to permit a manual removal of the parts not belonging to the desired motif;
- removing the part of the motif template that is outside the motif defined by the perforation;
- and
- permanently fixing the remaining part, having the motif, of the motif template to the textile substrate,
- wherein the textile product comprises a motif with a seam forming an outer boundary line and, within that boundary line, with reflecting properties.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.