Warp-knitted textile shoe liner having special thickness from th

Details Warp-knitted textile shoe liner having special thickness from th Warp-knitted textile shoe liner having special thickness from th

1995-10-23

1996-10-01

Calvert, John J.

Textiles: knitting

Fabrics or articles

Multi-ply

66195, D04B 2100, D04B 2120

Patent

active

055602274

ABSTRACT:
A warp-knitted shoe liner fabric of a three-bar construction having a three-dimensional compressible character in the fabric's thickness dimension with a pattern of elongated coursewise underlaps at the fabric's technical back which, in use, is to be oriented to face inwardly of the interior foot-receiving area of the shoe. The fabric is preferably finished with dye bath-carrying anti-microbial/anti-fungal and wicking enhancement agents, and also has silicone and acrylic polymers applied to resist fraying and abrasion and improve the fabric softness.

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