The invention relates to a double-sided plush fabric.
There are many ways to form pile fabrics, the common implementation is to perform loop-cutting processing on a knitted fabric, so that the original yarn loops of the fabric are cut to form piles, but this will result in a length of the piles being significantly shorter than the original length of the yarn loops, and being incapable to form plush.
CN114687048A discloses an integrated double-sided cut-loop piles fabric. It can be known from the disclosure in
A main object of the invention is to solve the problems in the existing double-sided cut-loop piles fabric.
In order to achieve the above objects, the invention provides a double-sided plush fabric formed by knitting with a circular knitting machine, the double-sided plush fabric includes a basic structure and two plush structures respectively connected to the basic structure and positioned on two opposite sides of the basic structure, each of the two plush structures includes a plurality of cut-loop piles, and a length of the plurality of cut-loop piles of the two plush structures is in a range from 3.5 mm to 15 mm, and each of the two plush structures includes a plurality of arcuate yarn segments connected with the basic structure, wherein in one of the two plush structures, two of the cut-loop piles are connected by at least two continuous arcuate yarn segments, and in the other one of the two plush structures, two of the cut-loop piles are connected by one of the arcuate yarn segments.
In one embodiment, the basic structure includes a plurality of yarn loops, each of the plurality of yarn loops is connected to one of the plurality of cut-loop piles of the two plush structures, and in a same row of the plurality of yarn loops, the plurality of cut-loop piles of the two plush structures are arranged alternately.
In one embodiment, the basic structure is a single-layer structure.
In one embodiment, a length of the cut-loop piles of one of the two plush structures is different from a length of the cut-loop piles of the other one of the two plush structures.
In one embodiment, the two plush structures have different colors.
In one embodiment, the cut-loop piles of at least one of the two plush structures have different colors.
In one embodiment, at least one of the two plush structures includes at least one burn-out area.
Through the aforementioned implementation of the invention, it has the following characteristics compared with the prior art: the cut-loop piles on the double-sided plush fabric of the invention are directly produced by the circular knitting machine during a knitting process, that is, the basic structure and the two plush structures are produced by knitting with the circular knitting machine without post-processing such as loop-cutting operation. Furthermore, a length of the cut-loop piles can be adjusted according to implementation requirements, and is no longer limited by loop-cutting processing after knitting. In addition, the structural strength of the cut-loop piles and the basic structure included in the two plush structures of the invention is stronger.
The detailed description and technical content of the invention are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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In the invention, the two plush structures 22, 23 are formed by loop-cutting during a knitting process of the circular knitting machine, and are not implemented by loop-cutting processing afterwards. Therefore, a length of the two plush structures 22, 23 of the invention can be significantly longer than other existing plush fabrics. A length of the cut-loop piles 221, 231 of the two plush structures 22, 23 is in a range from 3.5 mm to 15 mm.
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In one embodiment, the two plush structures 22, 23 have different colors. Ways to achieve different colors of the two plush structures 22, 23 include printing after knitting, dyeing after knitting, or forming by yarn-dyed. In addition to the foregoing, in one embodiment, the cut-loop piles 221, 231 of each of the two plush structures 22, 23 have different colors. Ways to achieve different colors of the cut-loop piles 221, 231 are same as described above, and will not be repeated herein.
In one embodiment, at least one of the two plush structures 22, 23 has at least one burn-out area, and the burn-out area is formed on at least one of the two plush structures 22, 23 through post-processing. The burn-out area makes at least one of the two plush structures 22, 23 to form patterns with a difference between “hairy” and “hairless”.