Textiles: cloth finishing – Napping
Patent
1992-05-12
1995-05-16
Bell, James J.
Textiles: cloth finishing
Napping
8494, 34381, 28100, 28167, 28169, D06C 1100
Patent
active
054149134
ABSTRACT:
A fabric having both a high degree of user comfort and a high degree of Ultraviolet Radiation protection is provided. The preferred yarn is at least 40 Denier by 40 Denier, preferably 70 Denier by 2 70 Denier Nylon Yarn. The yarn is woven into a fabric with a yarn count of at least 80 by 50, preferably about 118 by 68 yarns per inch. The fabric is sanded, preferably moderate to heavy, on one side. The fabric is jet treated, preferably air jet laundered. The fabric provides an Ultraviolet sun protection factor of at least about 30, preferably about 70 or more.
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Bell James J.
Wetmore Associates
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