DE162652C - - Google Patents

Description

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IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

It is known that in clothes, blankets, fabric walls, etc. by inserting Wadding or the like. Between the outer and lining material to reduce the air exchange and so on to make the clothes and the like. Above all, to make more impermeable to the cold. at This so-called wadding has hitherto been the wadding or the like. Either in loose form or used in glued condition. Under

ίο The loose form of the wadding is understood to mean the loose carded fur, while with cotton wool in the glued state the carded fur on the The outside is provided with a layer of glue to prevent the wadding from fibers.

However, both types of the cotton wool insert described have no strength and go with slightest impact or slightly apart when tensioned; it must therefore be on the inside of the lower resp. Lining material can be sewn (quilted). This in and of itself laborious and time-consuming quilting work makes the production of the clothes, etc. more expensive. In addition, the fabrics at the stitching very soon become slit, which makes their Durability is reduced.

The present invention is now that. the cotton wool described above or the other fur made from any cardable fabric with it crossing or intertwining threads and seams is provided, the same give such strength that it is sewn or quilted without being sewn to the lining material having to be used.

This padding is only applied to the seams of the garment, the blanket, etc. attached and can otherwise lie completely freely between the upper and lower fabric.

The crossing threads and seams lie on both sides of the wadding, etc., however the arrangement can also be made so that part of the threads through the wadding insert is pulled through.

In the accompanying drawings, several execution forms of the invention are shown.

Fig ι. And 2 show in elevation and cross-section an embodiment in which the absorbent cotton or the like of α beiderseitlich lying longitudinal BEZW.. Cross threads b is covered, which are held in place by cross seams c .

In the embodiment according to FIG. 3, only seams are used whose threads cross each other.

4 and 5 show the same embodiment, the threads and Seams not at nearly right angles, but at obtuse and acute angles cross.

This particular embodiment is mainly used where a particular Longitudinal stretching of the garment or the blanket, etc. could take place. In Fig. 6, the seams intertwine in the Way that they form a mesh-like network.

The crossing of threads and seams can take any possible shape

and arrangements are made depending on the type of use of the wadding insert, the ^{insert material} used, etc.

Claims (3)

Patent Claims: i. Wadding insert for items of clothing and the like. Made of wadding or the like Fabric, characterized in that the wadding or the like. Such intersecting with each other or intertwining threads is penetrated or covered that on the one hand the The durability of the insert is increased and, on the other hand, the stitching of the latter to the lining is avoided. 2. An embodiment of the insert according to claim 1, 'characterized in that that the threads covering the cotton wool or the like are held in place by seams running across them. 3. An embodiment of the insert according to claim 1, characterized in that that the coating that encloses the wadding is arranged in any desired shape Seams. 1 sheet of drawings.