PILE FABRICS IN PIECE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CORNELLA CROMPTON COMPANY CROMPTON RI PILE FABRICS IN THE PIECE COMPOSED OF COTTON;
CRYSTELLE SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL & CO. INC. NEW YORK, N.Y. PILE FABRICS IN THE PIECE;
DEBUVEL A. WIMPFHEIMER & BRO., INC. 22 BAYVIEW AVENUE STONINGTON CT 06378 PILE FABRICS IN THE PIECE;
DOWNRITE SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL & CO. INC. NEW YORK, N.Y. PILE FABRICS IN THE PIECE;
KINKI SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL CO., INC. NEW YORK NY PILE FABRICS IN THE PIECE COMPOSED OF COTTON AND MOHAIR;
LUCIA J. B. MARTIN COMPANY New York NY PILE FABRICS IN THE PIECE;
TIMOTTA E. F. TIMME & SON, INC. 200 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK 16 NY PILE FABRICS IN THE PIECE OF COTTON, SYNTHETICS AND ANIMAL FIBERS, AND MIXTURES THEREOF;
VELTEENA CROMPTON COMPANY, INC. NEW YORK NY Pile Fabrics in the Piece Composed of Cotton;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention is directed to unique flocked pile fabrics and methods for producing such fabrics. The fabrics provided according to one embodiment of the invention include an embossed pattern, characterized by a plurality of elongated depressions in the surface of the pile fabric, and a superimposed printed pattern, characterized by a scene or illustration including a plurality of visual features having elongated shapes. The inventive embossed, printed pile fabrics, having a superimposed embossed and printed pattern, advantageously superimpose the embossed pattern and the printed pattern upon the pile fabric so that the embossed pattern imparts a three-dimensional texture to the scene or illustration or pattern comprising the printed pattern. The texture provided by the embossed pattern can impart a visual effect to the scene or illustration which can render it more realistic than a similar scene or illustration printed upon a conventional unembossed pile fabric. In one embodiment, this unique texturing effect is accomplished by substantially aligning the longitudinal axes of the elongate features of the printed pattern and the elongate features of the embossed pattern. The pile fabric provided by the invention can be produced by utilizing a plurality of embossing and printing techniques. In one embodiment, the embossing technique comprises air embossing, and the printing technique comprises paper transfer printing utilizing a paper transfer sheet. The fabrics provided by the invention are especially useful as camouflage fabrics. Such fabrics typically include a printed scene or illustration representing a sylvan setting dominated by visual features such as trees, branches, bushes, leaves, flowers, berries, grass, rocks, moss, etc.