Core cloth for clothing
Abstract
Abstract PURPOSE: To obtain an interlining for clothes, not reversely oozing out a hot- melt resin, when hot-pressed, and capable of exhibiting a sufficient adhesion strength by forming a porous barrier layer on the surface of a binder-free non- woven fabric and then adhering the hot-melt resin to the surface. CONSTITUTION: This interlining for clothes is obtained by forming a porous barrier layer 3 (a layer for preventing the reverse oozing of a hot-melt resin) having a thickness of <=50 μm on a binder-free non-woven fabric 1 comprising polyester fibers, polyamide fibers, etc., and locally bound by an embossed roll, etc., by a coating method, etc., and then adhering the hot-melt resin 4 to the surface in a dotted state in an amount of 15 g/m<2> . Thus, when the interlining is hot-pressed and adhered, the oozing of the hot-melt resin to the side of interlining can sufficiently be controlled, and the adhesion of the adhered cloth is remarkably improved. The prepared interlining has excellent touch and excellent flexibility.
Inventors
- 👤 Masaaki Nishida
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