DE1685984U - ELASTIC FABRIC. - Google Patents

Description

The invention "relates to an elastic fabric or the like, e.g. a waistband or a gumii. ige weave one atz or rubber fabric part especially for corsets, bodices or the like "as well as a" under Use of such a fabric or several. Manufactured Corset, bodice ο «dgl ·

When using the previously known, uniformly elastic fabrics over the entire width, especially in corsets, bodices, etc., it becomes unpleasantly noticeable that the resistance to tensile stress at all points of the fabric is the same and that it is therefore not possible to focus on individual parts of the body to which the tissue is attached

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^ to exert different pressures. This is how it is, for example often desirable for fashion or other reasons, individual Parts of the body should be constricted while others are to be emphasized more strongly be moved often and strongly, constricting as much as body parts through a tissue with uniform elasticity, which should be restricted * It also makes itself uncomfortable with other "uses of clay elastic fabrics noticeable »when the elasticity is even over the entire tissue is,.

The elastic fabric meets these requirements according to the invention, which is characterized by a resistance of the two parts of the fabric causing the elasticity of the fabric that is different in different parts of the fabric Fabric against tensile stress, in particular this can through Incorporation of different amounts of elastic material in different files of the tissue can be achieved. A Such tissue stretches more easily in individual places than in other places and, on the other hand, also exercises accordingly exert more pressure in certain places than in other places.

In the case of tapes in which the elasticity is provided by threads with elastic properties and in particular made of elastic Material, preferably rubber thread, is effected, the fabric can be designed so that the elastic J threads in different! ropes of the tape have different thicknesses. In a preferred manner, however, the fabric can also be produced in such a way that the distance between the elastic threads is from one another different in spanked parts of the tissue

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· * Is. There will be a different resistance in both cases

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. against tensile stress

Advantageously, in different, preferably files of the same size of the tissue each one preferably the same ^ in different parts of the tissue 3 · - doeh -different frnafihi of elastic jades desolate Groups of elastic threads arranged close to one another may be present.

"Preferably, each do cn the individual elastic 3 rows or groups of serves arranged side by side elastic threads arranged at smooth distances from each other; his "Da & urdi can in threader lfeise a different hastiness in the manufacture of the fabric Ropes of this fabric can be achieved.

iiach. According to a further feature of the invention, the elastic fabric can be characterized in that the resistance to tensile stress decreases or increases from one side of the fabric to the other, preferably in small steps. With such a fabric, the extensibility is greater on one side than on the other side. The same applies to the pressure that may possibly be exerted by the tissue. The increase or decrease in elasticity in small steps can be achieved in the aforementioned manner by first adding an A ^^ g ^ l of individual elastic threads, then an A, on the side of the least resistance to tensile stress at equal distances from one another ¹ " ⁷ -? ^ Of groups of two elastic threads and further groups of an increasing number of elastic threads. The elastic threads can be arranged in the groups of a larger number of threads at the same time

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be stronger than the individually arranged threads. Through this the different elasticity of the tissue becomes even more pronounced,

The elastic fabric with the gate part can also be designed so that the resistance to tensile stress in the middle of the fabric is greater or less than on the sides when the adjacent parts of the body are to be exposed * not two of the aforementioned fabrics need to be sewn together, but that a single fabric can be used

A corset, bodice or the like made using an elastic fabric or a plurality of. can after a Another feature of the invention be characterized in that they are arranged above and or or below the waist Parts of the fabric have a different resistance to tensile stress than the parts of the fabric arranged in the waist region, when the waist is to be constricted and the hips or overlying parts of the body to be emphasized and well modeled, the fabric according to the invention can be arranged in such a way that the parts with the greatest resistance to tensile stress in the tsillengejgend are attached. However, pas tissue can also be arranged in a different way.

You can use the fabric according to the invention as a butide tape for a girdle, panties or the like. use * JPevneT can advantageously work the fabric according to the invention into the bodice of a brassiere in the transverse direction. Furthermore, it can be advantageous to use a wide fabric,

^ also in the transverse direction, in the hip, the one above of the 3? aille lying parts of the body and possibly the gall le self-covering ropes to incorporate. To this Way can be effective modeling of the candidate E body parts can be reached "

furthermore, ziar modeling or correction of certain Parts of the body look for a tissue that is used in the The center has a different resistance to tensile stress than that on the sides of the invention using elastic fabrics Manufactured corselet be characterized in that in the transverse direction «is incorporated into the fabric, its resistance against tensile stress in the Saille area greater or is less than on the other ropes and its width corresponds approximately to the length of the corselet. "

The fabric according to the invention can of course also be used as a bandage or for other sanitary purposes. The drawings show the elastic design Fabric according to the invention as well as Ausführungsfonaen -yon made using such a fabric Eorsetts, Miedern etc. shown for example *

Figure 1 shows a cut part of a first Embodiment of the elastic fabric according to the invention,

! Figure 2 shows a cut! Part of a second embodiment of the elastic fabric according to the invention " Pigur 3 shows a girdle with an incorporated waistband according to the invention.

Figure A- shows a brassiere, in whose bodice part an elastic fabric according to the invention is incorporated.

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Figure 5 shows a corselet, in the side two elastic Fabrics according to the invention are incorporated.

In a web 1 of elastic threads are knitted in the longitudinal direction, which are hereinafter referred to simply as rubber threads "The threads are each in groups of a certain number summarized, so that thus first individual elastic threads 2,3 then groups 4.5 of each 2 rubber threads and then groups 6.7 of 3 rubber threads each and groups 8.9 of 4 rubber threads each follow one another. Between the individual rubber threads 2, 3 and groups 4 to 9, the same pieces of fabric are not occupied with rubber thread. As a result, the resistance to tensile stress is considerably lower on the upper hand than on the lower hand. The resistance increases slowly from top to bottom (Figure 1). According to another embodiment of the invention, in

a fabric 10 incorporated in the longitudinal direction of elastic threads # whereby a group of elastic threads is allocated to a certain part of the fabric. In the first such part of the fabric, this group consists of a rubber thread 11. In the next two parts, the groups 12, 13 each consist of 2 rubber threads. The two following groups 14, 15 each consist of 3 and the following groups 16, 17 each consist of 4 rubber threads. The distances between the individual groups decrease here from top to bottom. Also in this embodiment ^ 5 form · ührungs- of the fabric according to the invention, however, the resistance against a tensile stress on the upper fabric edge is less than the lower fabric edge (Figure 2).

Of course, you can also use the Rubber thread can be completely omitted or in the last group ^ β pen also more or less rubber threads are provided.

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Bs can also 3e "weils J & EWC as SWEi groups with the same Ατι?. ^ Follow hI rubber thread each other. Also, the thickness of the thread rubber can be varied, and also the arrangement of the groups may be different and ύοτ all Vwrm about the extensibility in the middle part or be larger in another part than in the other parts and vice versa

In the! Figures 3 to φ - are'in a girdle cdgl. incorporated fabric according to the invention shown, the correspond to fabric 1 (Uyghur Χ!). The indications are chosen according to Jügur 2 * Of course you can -also a fabric 10 or a fabric mil? e ± the other .arrangement the elastic threads are processed accordingly.

In the girdle shown in FIG. 3, the elastic fabric according to the invention is used as a waistband in the case. The fabric is arranged in such a way that it offers the least resistance to tensile stress on the upper sand and the greatest resistance on the lower hand. If the load is uniform, it will expand according to the dashed lines drawn ^{in 2 1 IgUr 3.}

The one used in the bodice part of the brassiere according to FIG elastic fabric, the resistance to tensile stress is greatest at the waist. The one above the Body parts lying at the waist are therefore the strongest modeled. 2 If so desired, the fabric can of course also in a different way in the ü & eäerteü des Bra can be used.

In the? Igur 5 shown Korselett each laterally elastic fabrics are used according to the invention in 2, wherein Dener is the resistance to tensile stress in the iDaillengegend greatest. So eggs will be the waist special

heavily modeled. Audi Mer can customize the elastic fabric, of the invention may be used in a different way will.

Claims (1)

FA.02302Viai.54 I. 13. astisches evidence j particular for corsets-, bras oidgl ", characterized by a -des in various ropes Grewebes different resistance of the elasticity of the tissue causing components against tensile stress, in particular by incorporating Unters ehieSiieher amounts of elastic material in various ropes of Tissue, 2. Elastic fabric according to claim 1, because the elasticity of the fabric causing 3? ÄdeiL, Torssiags as 5ummifaden, "have different thicknesses. 3 »Siastisehes Sewebe nacii claim 1 - and 2 _# characterized» that the distance between the threads causing the elasticity of the fabric is different from one another in different ropes of the fabric. 4, elastic fabric according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that on different parts of the fabric, preferably of the same size, a number of elastic yarns or groups of elastic jades or groups of elastic jades arranged close to one another which are in each case the same, but different in different parts 3? Aden is present ^ 5. Elastic fabric according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that individual elastic threads or groups of elastic jades arranged close to one another with the same dimensions stalls are arranged from each other. 6. Elastic fabric according to. Claim 1 to $, characterized in that that the resistance to Shigbeansioruehung from one side of the fabric to the other, preferably in small steps, down or down. 7 »Elastic fabric according to claim. 1 bit 6, daäiarÄh marked, that the resistance to tensile stress im Central part of the tissue eats larger or smaller than on the Long sides. B. Using an elastic fabric according to. claim 1 to 7 or more manufactured eorseää; bodices / Or ,, or the like, characterized in that the above and bzw.'rater the iaille arranged ropes of the fabric have a different resistance to tensile stress than the waist area of ± n arranged ropes. 9. Corset, bodice or the like. according to claim S, characterized in that that the elastic fabric is attached as a waistband. 10. Corset, bodice or the like. according to claim 8 and 9 »characterized in that the elastic fabric in the transverse direction is incorporated in the egg part. 11. Corset, bodice or the like. according to claim δ to 10 thereby characterized in that a wide fabric in the transverse direction in the hips, the body parts lying above the waist and if necessary the laille itself covering ! Parts is incorporated. -10- 12- corset j down ο. like, after. Claim 8 to 11, characterized indicates that a fabric is provided which is Middle part has a different resistance to tensile stress than on the soaps. ~ "Serselett naen claim 8" to 12 »dadarcb. gekeanzeidi-> that a fabric is incorporated in the direction of movement, whose resistance to stress in the area is greater or less than on the other ropes and whose width corresponds approximately to the length of the corselet. -H-