DE10196321T5 - Method for making shirts with sleeves inserted - Google Patents

Abstract

Continuous process for making a garment comprising:
a. Providing a fabric web with opposite web side edges;
b. intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the web;
c. Cutting the fabric sheet defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the garment-sized discrete pieces of fabric having at least one of the neck openings, a front side having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, two opposing garment end sections, and a pair opposite piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment-sized piece being proximate to a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment;
d. Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and
e. Attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a side panel;

Description

Background of the invention

The The present invention relates to a continuous process for Manufacture of garments such as shirts, which are intended for daily wear, and in particular a method for the continuous production of garments like a T-shirt.

Manufacturer constantly looking for new, inexpensive, fast Method of producing inexpensive clothing, both from disposable garments as well as reusable Garments, for everyday use. Furthermore, customers are interested in clothing and casual wear, which is convenient and relatively inexpensive.

Previous Procedures that are used in clothing manufacture require it that pieces of fabric, for example made of cloth or woven material, from a larger bale of the stuff into certain Patterns are cut. The pieces are then sewn together, in a process with several steps and pieces, for assembly as finished garments. such Cutting and piece processes are labor-intensive and time-consuming. The process speeds are typically dependent on the final sewing stages of the cutting and piece process from.

Summary of the invention

It There is therefore a need for the provision of a improved process for the production of garments, including washable and disposable garments. Furthermore, there is a need for provision convenient and inexpensive leisure clothing. In addition, the garments must be light wear and must be wear resistant when worn be. In response to these needs, an improved, cost-effective high speed manufacturing process of shirts, T-shirts, capes, bathrobes, dressing gowns, Jackets, coats and the like discovered.

A Embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method of making a shirt-like garment, which should be worn on the upper body.

numerous Features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description. In the description will Referring to the accompanying drawings, the desired Explain embodiments of the invention. such Embodiments do not represent the full scope of the invention It should therefore be based on the claims to determine the full scope of the invention.

Brief description of the drawings

The above and further features of the present invention, and the way they can be achieved will be more apparent with reference to the following description of Invention, from which the invention can be better understood in conjunction with the attached drawings, in which:

1 Fig. 10 is an illustration of an embodiment of the present invention;

2 Fig. 10 is an illustration of another embodiment of the present invention;

3 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention in a preassembled, planar arrangement;

4 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention in a preassembled, planar arrangement;

5 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

6 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

7 Fig. 11 is a rear view of a garment made by the present invention in a post-assembly planar arrangement;

8th Fig. 10 is a front view of a garment made by the present invention in a post-assembly planar arrangement;

9 Fig. 11 is a rear view of a garment made by the present invention in a post-assembly planar arrangement;

10 Fig. 10 is a front view of a garment made by the present invention in a post-assembly planar arrangement;

11 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

12 a cross-sectional view of a seam is;

13 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

14 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

15 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

16 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

17 a cross-sectional view of the arrangement is front to front of the panels;

18 a cross-sectional view of the assembly is side by side of the panels;

19 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

20 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

21 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

22 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

23 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

24 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

25 Fig. 10 is an illustration of an embodiment of the present invention;

26 Fig. 10 is an illustration of another embodiment of the present invention;

27 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

28 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

29 a rear view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

30 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

31 a rear view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

32 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

33 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

34 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

35 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

36 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

37 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

38 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

39 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

40 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

41 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

42 Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the assembly surface to surface of the panels;

43 a cross-sectional view of the assembly is side by side of the panels;

44 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

45 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

46 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

47 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

48 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

49 a cross-sectional view of a seam is;

50 Fig. 10 is an illustration of an embodiment of the present invention;

51 Fig. 10 is an illustration of another embodiment of the present invention;

52 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

53 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

54 a rear view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

55 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

56 a rear view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

57 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

58 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

59 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

60 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

61 Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the assembly surface to surface of the panels;

62 a cross-sectional view of the assembly is side by side of the panels;

63 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

64 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

65 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

66 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

67 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

68 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

69 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

70 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

71 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

72 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

73 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

74 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

75 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

76 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

77 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

78 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

79 Fig. 10 is an illustration of an embodiment of the present invention;

80 Fig. 10 is an illustration of another embodiment of the present invention;

81 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

82 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

83 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

84 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

85 Figure 11 is a plan view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement prior to assembly;

86 Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the assembly surface to surface of the panels;

87 a cross-sectional view of the assembly is side by side of the panels;

88 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

89 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the front of a garment made by the present invention;

90 a rear view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

91 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

92 a rear view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

93 a front view of a garment made by the present invention, in a planar arrangement after assembly;

94 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

95 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

96 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

97 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

98 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

99 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

100 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

101 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

102 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

103 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

104 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

105 is a cross-sectional view of a seam;

definitions

• (a) "Verbunden" betrifft das Verbinden, Anhaften, miteinander Verbinden, Anbringen oder dergleichen von zwei Elementen. Zwei Elemente werden als verbunden angesehen, wenn sie direkt miteinander oder indirekt miteinander verbunden sind, etwa dann, wenn jedes direkt mit Zwischenelementen verbunden ist. Der Vorgang des Verbindens, Anhaftens, miteinander Verbindens, Anbringens oder dergleichen von zwei Elementen soll die beiden Elemente, beispielsweise Ränder, oder Bereiche in der Nähe der Elemente, beispielsweise Ränder umfassen.
• (b) "Verfestigter, gekrempelter Stoff oder verfestigtes, gekrempeltes Vlies", "verfestigtes, gekrempeltes Vlies" und "verfestigter, gekrempelter Stoff" bezeichnen Stoffe oder Vliese, die aus Stapelfasern hergestellt sind, die durch eine Kämm- oder Krempeleinheit geschickt werden, welche die Stapelfasern aufbricht und in Maschinenrichtung ausrichtet, um ein im wesentlichen in Maschinenrichtung orientiertes, faseriges Nonwoven-Vlies zu erzeugen. Derartige Fasern werden normalerweise in Ballen gekauft, die in einen Picker eingebracht werden, der die Fasern vor der Krempeleinheit trennt. Sobald das Vlies oder der Stoff erzeugt wurde, wird es bzw. er durch ein oder mehrere bekannte Verbindungsverfahren verbunden. Ein derartiges Verbindungsverfahren stellt die Pulverbindung dar, bei welcher ein pulverförmiger Kleber durch das Vlies oder den Stoff verteilt und dann aktiviert wird, gewöhnlich durch Erwärmung des Stoffes und des Klebers mit Heißluft. Ein anderes geeignetes Verbindungsverfahren ist die Musterverbindung, bei welcher geheizte Kalanderrollen oder ein Ultraschall Verbindungsgerät dazu verwendet werden, die Fasern miteinander zu verbinden, gewöhnlich in einem lokalisierten Verbindungsmuster, obwohl der Stoff auch über seine gesamte Oberfläche, falls erwünscht, verbunden werden kann. Ein weiteres geeignetes und wohlbekanntes Verbindungsverfahren, insbesondere beim Einsatz von Bikomponenten-Stapelfasern ist die Durchgangsluftverbindung.
• (c) "Quermaschinenrichtung" bedeutet eine im wesentlichen senkrecht zur Maschinenrichtung verlaufende Richtung.
• (d) "Einweg" umfaßt die Entsorgung nach dem Gebrauch, und keinen Wunsch nach Waschen und Wiederverwendung.
• (e) "Angeordnet", "angeordnet auf", "angeordnet mit", "angeordnet an", "angeordnet in der Nähe" und entsprechende Variationen sollen bedeuten, dass ein Element vereinigt oder einstückig mit einem anderen Element ausgebildet sein kann, oder dass ein Element eine getrennte Anordnung sein kann, die mit einem anderen Element verbunden ist, bei diesem angeordnet ist, oder in dessen Nähe angeordnet ist.
• (f) "Elastizität" und "elastisch" umfassen jene Eigenschaft eines Materials, infolge derer es dazu neigt, seine ursprünglichen Abmessungen und die ursprüngliche Form zurückzugewinnen, nachdem eine Kraft nicht mehr einwirkt, die eine Verformung des Materials hervorruft.
• (g) "Elastisch verbunden" und "elastisch verbinden" bezeichnen zwei Elemente, die durch ein elastisches Teil getrennt und mit diesem verbunden sind, wobei sich die Relativposition der beiden Elemente infolge einer Ausdehnung des elastischen Teils ändern kann.
• (h) "Längung" umfaßt das Verhältnis der Ausdehnung eines Materials zur Länge des Materials vor dem Ausdehnen. Längung wird in Prozent ausgedrückt.
• (i) "Ausdehnung", "sich ausdehnen" und "ausgedehnt" umfassen die Längenänderung eines Materials infolge einer Streckung. Ausdehnung wird in Einheiten der Länge ausgedrückt.
• (j) "Stoff" soll sämtliche gewebten, Maschenwaren und Nonwoven-Vliese umfassen.
• (k) "Flexibel" bezeichnet Materialien oder Stoffe, die nachgiebig sind, und sich leicht an die Gesamtform und die Konturen des Körpers einer Person anpassen.
• (l) "Kraft" bezeichnet einen physikalischen Einfluß, der von einem Körper auf einen anderen ausgeübt wird, und die Beschleunigung von Körpern hervorruft, die sich frei bewegen können, sowie eine Verformung von Körpern, die sich nicht frei bewegen können. Kraft wird in Gramm-Kraft ausgedrückt.
• (m) "Vorgekürzt" und "Vorkürzen" umfassen ein vorheriges Kürzen, also vor einem darauffolgenden Schritt.
• (n) "Vorn" und "hinten" sollen Beziehungen in Bezug auf das Kleidungsstück selbst bezeichnen, anstatt irgendeine Position anzudeuten, die das Kleidungsstück einnimmt, wenn es sich auf einem Träger befindet.
• (o) Ein "raffbares" Material ist ein solches, das dann, wenn es mit dem netzförmigen Stoff verbunden wird, wobei sich dieser unter Spannung befindet, kräuselt, unter Ausbildung von Falten oder Kräuselungen, um das Zusammenziehen des netzförmigen Stoffes nach Wegnahme der Spannkräfte aufzunehmen.
• (p) "Maschinenrichtung" bezeichnet die Richtung, in welcher ein Stoff erzeugt wird, oder die Länge des Stoffes, die sich in Richtung des Maschinenbetriebes bewegt.
• (q) "Schmelzblasfasern" bezeichnen Fasern, die durch Extrudieren eines geschmolzenen, thermoplastischen Materials durch mehrere feine, normalerweise kreisförmige, Kapillaren eines Extrudierwerkzeugs hergestellt werden, als geschmolzene Fäden oder Filamente, die in Strömen eines normalerweise heißen Gases (beispielsweise Luft) von hoher Geschwindigkeit zusammenlaufen, welche die Filamente aus dem geschmolzenen, thermoplastischen Material verengen, so dass sich deren Durchmesser verringert, was bis zum Mikrofaserdurchmesser reichen kann. Danach werden die Schmelzblasfasern durch den Gasstrom mit hoher Geschwindigkeit transportiert, und auf einer Sammeloberfläche abgelagert, um ein Vlies aus statistisch verteilten Schmelzblasfasern auszubilden. Ein derartiges Verfahren wird beispielsweise im US-Patent Nr. 3,849,241 von Butin et al beschrieben. Schmelzblasfasern sind Mikrofasern, die kontinuierlich oder diskontinuierlich sein können, im allgemeinen einen mittleren Durchmesser von weniger als 10 Mikrometer aufweisen, und normalerweise klebrig sind, wenn sie auf einer Sammeloberfläche abgelagert werden.
• (r) "Teil" beim Gebrauch im Singular kann die Doppelbedeutung eines einzelnen Elementes oder mehrerer Elemente haben.
• (s) "Mehrschichtlaminat" bedeutet ein Laminat, bei dem einige der Schichten Spinnvliesmaterial und einige Schmelzblasmaterial sind, beispielsweise ein Spinnvlies/Schmelzvlies/Spinnvlieslaminat (SMS-Laminat), und dergleichen, wie beschrieben im US-Patent Nr. 4,041,203 von Brock et al, im US-Patent Nr. 5,169,706 von Collier et al, US-Patent Nr. 5,145,727 von Potts et al, US-Patent Nr. 5,178,931 von Perkins et al, und US-Patent Nr. 5,188,885 von Timmons et al. Ein derartiges Laminat kann so hergestellt werden, dass hintereinander auf einem sich bewegenden Ausformungsband zuerst eine Spinnvliesstoffschicht abgelagert wird, dann eine Schmelzblasstoffschicht, und zuletzt eine andere Spinnvliesschicht, und dann das Laminat so verbunden wird, wie dies nachstehend geschildert wird. Alternativ können die Stoffschichten einzeln hergestellt werden, auf Rollen aufgewickelt werden, und in einem getrennten Verbindungsschritt vereinigt werden. Derartige Stoffe weisen normalerweise ein Basisgewicht zwischen etwa 0,1 und 12 osy (6 bis 400 gsm) auf, spezieller von etwa 0,75 bis etwa 3 osy. Mehrschichtlaminate können auch verschiedene Anzahlen an Schmelzblasschichten aufweisen, oder mehrere Spinnvliesschichten in vielen verschiedenen Anordnungen, und können andere Materialien enthalten, beispielsweise Filme oder Coform-Materialien.
• (t) "Verengbares Material" bedeutet jedes Material, welches verengt werden kann.
• (o) "Verengtes Material" betrifft jedes Material, das in zumindest einer Abmessung verengt wurde, durch Verfahren wie beispielsweise Ziehen oder Raffen.
• (v) "Nicht-elastisch" oder "inelastisch" betrifft jedes Material, das nicht von der Definition "elastisch" umfaßt wird.
• (w) "Nonwoven-Stoff oder -vlies", "Nonwoven-Vlies" und "Nonwoven-Stoff" bezeichnet eine Stoffbahn, die einen Aufbau mit einzelnen Fasern oder Fäden aufweist, die zusammen abgelegt sind, jedoch nicht in feststellbarer Weise wie bei Maschenware. Nonwoven-Stoffe oder -vliese wurden mit zahlreichen Verfahren hergestellt, beispielsweise Schmelzblasverfahren, Spinnvliesverfahren, und Verfahren zur Herstellung verfestigter, gekrempelter Stoffe. Das Basisgewicht von Nonwoven-Stoffen wird normalerweise ausgedrückt in Unzen an Material pro Quadratyard (osy), oder in Gramm pro Quadratmeter (gsm), und die Faserdurchmesser werden normalerweise in Mikrometer angegeben.
• (x) "Betriebsmäßig verbunden" in Bezug auf das Anbringen eines elastischen Teils an einem anderen Element bedeutet, dass das elastische Teil, wenn es an dem Element angebracht oder mit diesem verbunden ist, oder zusammen mit dem Element wärmebehandelt wird, diesem Element elastische Eigenschaften verleiht. In Bezug auf das Anbringen eines nicht-elastischen Teils an einem anderen Element bedeutet dies, dass das Teil und das Element auf jede geeignete Art und Weise aneinander angebracht werden können, auf welche ihnen ermöglicht wird, dass die gewünschte oder angegebene Funktion der Verbindung erzielt wird. Das Verbinden, Anbringen, aneinander Anbringen oder dergleichen kann entweder direkt erfolgen, beispielsweise durch Verbindung jedes Teils direkt mit einem Element, oder aber indirekt, mit Hilfe eines weiteren Teils oder Elements, das zwischen dem ersten Teil und dem ersten Element angeordnet ist.
• (y) "Muster" umfaßt jede geometrische oder nicht-geometrische Form, die unter anderem eine Gruppe verbundener oder unverbundener Linien oder Kurven umfassen kann, eine Gruppe paralleler oder nicht-paralleler oder sich schneidender Linien oder Kurven, eine Gruppe geradliniger oder gekrümmter Linien, und dergleichen, oder beliebige Kombinationen hieraus. Das Muster kann eine sich wiederholende Form und/oder eine nicht-wiederholende Form aufweisen.
• (z) "Reißen" bezeichnet die Zerstörung oder das Auseinanderreißen eines Materials. Bei Zugfestigkeitsuntersuchungen bezeichnet Reißen die vollständige Trennung eines Materials in zwei Teile, entweder gleichzeitig oder stufenweise, oder die Ausbildung eines Loches in einigen Materialien.
• (aa) "Streckverbunden" bezeichnet einen elastomeren Strang, der mit einem anderen Teil verbunden ist, wobei der elastomere Strang um zumindest etwa 25 Prozent seiner Ursprungslänge gelängt ist. Vorzugsweise bezeichnet der Begriff "streckverbunden" eine Situation, in welcher der elastomere Strang um zumindest etwa 50 Prozent gelängt ist, besonders bevorzugt zumindest etwa 300 Prozent, seiner Ursprungslänge, wenn er mit dem anderen Teil verbunden wird.
• (bb) "Streckverbundenes Laminat" ("SBL") bezeichnet ein Verbundmaterial, das zumindest zwei Schichten aufweist, wobei eine Schicht eine raffbare Schicht ist, und die andere Schicht eine streckbare, also elastische Schicht ist. Die Schichten werden miteinander verbunden, wenn sich die streckbare Schicht in einem gestreckten Zustand befindet, so dass nach Freigabe der Schichten die raffbare Schicht gerafft wird.
• (cc) "Spinnvliesfasern" bezeichnen Fasern mit kleinem Durchmesser, die durch Extrudieren eines geschmolzenen, thermoplastischen Materials als Filamente aus mehreren feinen, normalerweise kreisförmigen, Kapillaren oder Spinndüsen hergestellt werden, wobei der Durchmesser der extrudierten Filamente dann schnell verkleinert wird, wie beispielsweise im US-Patent Nr. 4,340,563 von Appel et al, US-Patent Nr. 3,692,618 von Dorschner et al, US-Patent Nr. 3,802,817 von Matsuki et al, dem US-Patent Nr. 3,338,992 und 3,341,395 von Kinney, im US-Patent Nr. 3,502,763 von Hartman, und im US-Patent Nr. 3,542,615 von Dobo et al. Spinnvliesfasern sind normalerweise nicht klebrig, wenn sie auf einer Sammeloberfläche abgelegt werden. Spinnvliesfasern sind normalerweise kontinuierlich, und weisen mittlere Durchmesser (aus einer Probe von zumindest 10 Stück) auf, die größer als 7 Mikrometer sind, und insbesondere zwischen etwa 10 und 20 Mikrometer liegen.
• (dd) "Spannung" bezeichnet eine in einer Richtung wirkende Kraft, die dazu neigt, die Verlängerung eines Körpers hervorzurufen, oder die Gegenkraft innerhalb dieses Körpers, welche der Verlängerung Widerstand leistet.
• (ee) "Zweidimensional" bezeichnet ein Kleidungsstück, beispielsweise bzw. eine Windel, das geöffnet und flach ausgelegt werden kann, ohne irgendeine Anordnung zerstörend zu zerreißen. Diese Art von Kleidungsstück weist keine durchgehenden Bein- und Taillenöffnungen auf, wenn es geöffnet und flach ausgelegt ist, und benötigt eine Befestigungseinrichtung, beispielsweise Klebebänder, um das Kleidungsstück um den Träger herum anzubringen.
• (ff) "Dreidimensional" bezeichnet ein Kleidungsstück, ähnlich wie Shorts oder kurze Hosen, in der Hinsicht, dass diese kontinuierliche Bein- und Taillenöffnungen aufweisen, die durch das Material begrenzt werden, aus welchem das Kleidungsstück besteht. Diese Art von Kleidungsstück kann nur dadurch geöffnet und flach ausgelegt werden, wenn es zerstörend zerrissen wird. Diese Art von Kleidungsstück kann von Hand zerreißbare Nähte aufweisen, oder auch nicht.
• (gg) "Äußerste Längung" umfaßt die Längung zum Zeitpunkt des Reißens.

In the context of the present application text, each term or phrase includes the following meaning or meanings:

• (a) "connected" refers to joining, adhering, joining, attaching or the like of two elements. Two elements are considered connected when directly or indirectly connected to one another, such as when each is directly connected to intermediate elements. The process of joining, adhering, joining, attaching or the like of two elements is intended to encompass the two elements, for example edges, or areas near the elements, for example edges.
• (b) "Solidified, Crimped or Stiffened Carded Nonwoven", "Solidified Carded Nonwoven", and "Solidified Crimped Fabric" means fabrics or nonwovens made from staple fibers sent through a combing or carding unit breaks up the staple fibers and aligns them in the machine direction to produce a substantially machine direction oriented fibrous nonwoven web. Such fibers are usually purchased in bales that are placed in a picker that separates the fibers from the carding unit. Once the web or fabric has been produced, it is joined by one or more known bonding techniques. One such bonding method is the powder bonding in which a powdered adhesive is distributed through the web or fabric and then activated, usually by heating the fabric and the adhesive with hot air. Another suitable bonding method is the pattern joint, in which heated calender rolls or ultrasonic bonding equipment are used to bond the fibers together, usually in a localized bonding pattern, although the fabric may also be bonded over its entire surface, if desired. Another suitable and well-known connection method, esp especially when using bicomponent staple fibers is the through-air connection.
• (c) "cross machine direction" means a direction substantially perpendicular to the machine direction.
• (d) "disposable" includes disposal after use, and no desire for washing and reuse.
• (e) "arranged", "arranged on,""arrangedwith,""disposedon,""disposed in close proximity," and corresponding variations are intended to mean that one element may be unitarily or integrally formed with another element, or that one element may be a separate assembly connected to, disposed at, or adjacent to another element.
• (f) "Elasticity" and "elastic" include that property of a material which tends to recover its original dimensions and shape after a force which causes deformation of the material no longer acts.
• (g) "elastically connected" and "elastically connecting" means two elements which are separated by and connected to an elastic member, and the relative position of the two members may change due to expansion of the elastic member.
• (h) "elongation" includes the ratio of the expansion of a material to the length of the material prior to expansion. Elongation is expressed as a percentage.
• (i) "Expansion", "Expanding" and "Expanded" include the change in length of a material as a result of stretching. Extension is expressed in units of length.
• (j) "fabric" shall include all woven, knitted and nonwoven webs.
• (k) "Flexible" means materials or materials that are compliant and that conform easily to the overall shape and contours of a person's body.
• (l) "Force" means a physical influence exerted from one body to another, causing the acceleration of bodies that are free to move and deformation of bodies that can not move freely. Power is expressed in grams force.
• (m) "Foreshortened" and "Foreshortening" include a previous truncation, that is, before a subsequent step.
• (n) "Front" and "Back" are intended to refer to relationships in relation to the garment itself, rather than to indicate any position the garment occupies when it is on a wearer.
• (o) A "gatherable" material is one which, when bonded to the reticulated fabric while under tension, curls, forming wrinkles or ripples, to retract the reticulated fabric after removal of the tensions take.
• (p) "machine direction" refers to the direction in which a fabric is produced or the length of fabric moving in the direction of machine operation.
• (q) "Meltblown fibers" refer to fibers prepared by extruding a molten thermoplastic material through a plurality of fine, normally circular, capillaries of an extrusion die, as molten filaments or filaments flowing in high velocity streams of normally hot gas (e.g., air) converge, which narrow the filaments of the molten thermoplastic material, so that reduces their diameter, which may extend to the microfiber diameter. Thereafter, the meltblown fibers are transported by the gas stream at high speed and deposited on a collecting surface to form a web of randomly distributed meltblown fibers. Such a method is for example in U.S. Patent No. 3,849,241 by Butin et al. Meltblown fibers are microfibers, which may be continuous or discontinuous, generally have a mean diameter of less than 10 microns, and are usually tacky when deposited on a collecting surface.
• (r) "Part" in singular usage may have the double meaning of a single element or multiple elements.
• (s) "multi-layer laminate" means a laminate in which some of the layers are spunbond material and some meltblown material, for example a spunbond / meltblown / spunbond laminate (SMS laminate), and the like, as described in U.S. Pat U.S. Patent No. 4,041,203 by Brock et al, im U.S. Patent No. 5,169,706 by Collier et al., U.S. Patent No. 5,145,727 by Potts et al, U.S. Patent No. 5,178,931 by Perkins et al, and U.S. Patent No. 5,188,885 by Timmons et al. Such a laminate can be made by sequentially depositing on a moving forming belt first a spunbonded web layer, then a meltblown layer, and finally another spunbonded layer, and then bonding the laminate as described below. Alternatively, the layers of fabric may be made individually, rolled up on rolls, and combined in a separate bonding step. Such fabrics normally have a basis weight between about 0.1 and 12 osy (6 to 400 gsm), more particularly from about 0.75 to about 3 osy. Multilayer laminates may also include different numbers of meltblown layers, or multiple spunbond layers in many different configurations, and may include other materials, such as films or coform materials.
• (t) "neckable material" means any material that can be necked.
• (o) "necked material" refers to any material that has been narrowed in at least one dimension by methods such as pulling or shirring.
• (v) "non-elastic" or "inelastic" refers to any material not covered by the definition "elastic".
• (w) "nonwoven fabric or nonwoven fabric", "nonwoven nonwoven fabric" and "nonwoven fabric" means a fabric web having a construction with individual fibers or filaments laid down together but not lockable as with knit fabric , Nonwoven fabrics or nonwovens have been produced by a variety of methods, such as meltblowing, spunbonding, and methods of making bonded, carded fabrics. The basis weight of nonwoven fabrics is usually expressed in ounces of material per square yard (osy), or grams per square meter (gsm), and fiber diameters are usually expressed in microns.
• (x) "operatively connected" with respect to the attachment of an elastic member to another member means that the elastic member, when attached to or bonded to the member, or heat-treated together with the member, has elastic properties to that member gives. With respect to the attachment of a non-elastic member to another member, this means that the member and member can be attached to each other in any suitable manner that will enable them to achieve the desired or specified function of the connection , The bonding, attachment, affixing or the like can be done either directly, for example by connecting each part directly to an element, or indirectly, by means of another part or element arranged between the first part and the first element.
• (y) "pattern" includes any geometric or non-geometric shape that may include, but is not limited to, a group of connected or unconnected lines or curves, a group of parallel or non-parallel or intersecting lines or curves, a group of straight or curved lines, and the like, or any combinations thereof. The pattern may have a repeating shape and / or a non-repeating shape.
• (z) "tearing" refers to the destruction or tearing of a material. In tensile testing, cracking refers to the complete separation of a material into two parts, either simultaneously or stepwise, or the formation of a hole in some materials.
• (aa) "stretch bonded" means an elastomeric strand bonded to another part, wherein the elastomeric strand is elongated at least about 25 percent of its original length. Preferably, the term "stretch-bonded" refers to a situation in which the elastomeric strand is elongated at least about 50 percent, more preferably at least about 300 percent, of its original length when joined to the other part.
• (bb) "Stretch-bonded laminate"("SBL") refers to a composite material comprising at least two layers, one layer being a gatherable layer and the other layer being a stretchable, ie elastic, layer. The layers are bonded together when the stretchable layer is in a stretched condition such that upon release of the layers, the gatherable layer is gathered.
• (cc) "spunbonded fibers" refers to small diameter fibers made by extruding a molten thermoplastic material as filaments of a plurality of fine, usually circular, capillaries or spinnerets, the diameter of the extruded filaments then being rapidly reduced, such as in FIG U.S. Patent No. 4,340,563 from Appel et al, U.S. Patent No. 3,692,618 Dorschner et al. U.S. Patent No. 3,802,817 by Matsuki et al U.S. Patent No. 3,338,992 and 3,341,395 from Kinney, im U.S. Patent No. 3,502,763 from Hartman, and im U.S. Patent No. 3,542,615 by Dobo et al. Spunbond fibers are usually non-sticky when placed on a collecting surface. Spunbonded fibers are normally continuous and have average diameters (from a sample of at least 10 pieces) larger than 7 microns, more preferably between about 10 and 20 microns.
• (dd) "Tension" refers to a unidirectional force tending to cause the extension of a body, or the counterforce within that body which resists extension.
• (ee) "Two-dimensional" means a garment, such as a diaper, that can be opened and laid flat without destroying any arrangement. This type of garment does not have continuous leg and waist openings when opened and laid flat, and requires attachment means, such as adhesive straps to attach the garment around the wearer.
• (ff) "Three-dimensional" means a garment, much like shorts or shorts, in the sense that they have continuous leg and waist openings defined by the material of which the garment is made. This type of garment can only be opened and laid flat if it is torn destructively. This type of garment may or may not have hand tearable seams.
• (gg) "Extreme elongation" includes elongation at the time of rupture.

These Definitions should not be understood as limiting and these terms can also be different be defined in the remaining section of the application text.

Detailed description

The piece of clothing 10 is in the 1 and 5 shown. The piece of clothing 10 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 11 respectively. 13 on. In the context of the present application, the term "garment" should mean shirts, t-shirts, capes, bathrobes, dressing gowns, jackets, coats, or any type of garment covering the upper body, the garment 10 itself may have different lengths, as well as the sleeves (if any), and also different neck openings and garment openings, for example slits. In the preferred embodiment, cf. 3 , points the garment 10 at least one front 20 and a back 30 on. The front 20 has a pair of garment side edges 22 and 24 on, a garment lower edge 26 , and a shoulder area 28 that between the garment margins 22 and 24 is arranged. The backside 30 has a pair of garment side edges 32 and 34 on, a garment lower edge 36 , and a shoulder area 38 that between the garment margins 32 and 34 is arranged.

The garment margin 22 becomes with the garment margin 32 connected to the garment side seams 40 train. The garment margin 24 becomes with the garment margin 34 connected to the garment side seams 42 train. One section of each garment seams 40 and 42 remains unconnected or disconnected, preferably in the shoulder areas 28 and 38 , whereby two opposite arm openings 72 and 74 be formed.

Arm covers or sleeves 76 and 78 can at the garment margins 80 and 82 the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 be attached, so, at least partially, the arm openings 72 and 74 and the arm openings 73 and 75 of the garment 10 to surround. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be used 76 and 78 at the finished garment 10 be provided. The attachment of the sleeves 76 and 78 can be done so that they can not be re-attached, as will be explained below. In the alternative, the attachment of the sleeves 76 and 78 be made so that they can be refastened, with devices that are explained below. The length of the sleeves 76 and 78 may range from a length intended to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer to a shorter length. The sleeve opening end edges 84 and 86 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 84 and 86 stay unhemmed, which facilitates easy trimming by a machine.

In those embodiments of the garments 10 that are not the sleeves 76 and 78 may have, the unattached portion of the garment side edges 22 and 32 and the garment side edges 24 and 34 more specifically the arm opening edges 73 and 75 which the arm opening 72 respectively. 74 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the arm opening edges 73 and 75 which the arm openings 72 and 74 set, stay unscheduled, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 90 around their perimeter by the edge 92 is located in at least one of the shoulder areas 28 and 38 , The neck opening 90 is typically centered between the garment side edges 22 and 24 and the garment side edges 32 and 34 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 90 is not required. The neck opening 90 may have various sizes and shapes, for example, annular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, or the like. Although the arrangement of the neck opening 90 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 28 and 38 as well as between the garment side edges 22 and 24 and the garment side edges 32 and 34 but typically the arrangement of the neck opening 90 chosen so that a larger section of the neck opening 90 in the front shoulder area 38 located.

In addition, although the shape of the neck opening 90 be symmetrical, but is typically the shape of the neck opening 90 asymmetrical, depending on fashion and comfort. In some embodiments of the garment 10 can the edge 92 the Hal söffnung 90 be lined. For easier production, the edge 92 the neck opening remain unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Different types of a collar 94 can also be on the edge 92 the neck opening 90 be attached. The attachment of the collar 94 may be done so that it can not be reapplied by devices as described below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 94 be made so that it can be re-attached, with devices which are explained below. The collars 94 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed piping of T-shirts, decorative piping, and the like, as known in the clothing industry. The garment bottom edges 26 and 36 of the garment 10 can also be lined. For ease of manufacture, the garment bottom edges 26 and 36 of the garment 10 stay unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

The front 20 , the backside 30 or both may be cut, or otherwise opened to a slot 45 or 65 (shown in 5 ) form, for example, a slot. The piece of clothing 10 , one or two slots 45 and 65 can be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe or the like. The slot 45 has two edges 57 and 61 on. Various fastening devices, such as adhesive and mechanical fasteners 95 , see. The following explanations may be used to reattach the edges 57 and 61 or the edges 66 and 67 to attach to re-closable or refastenable garments 10 train. The slots 45 and 65 the front 20 or back 30 can from the edge 92 the neck opening 90 to the bottom of the garment 26 respectively. 36 run. In the alternative, the slots 45 and 65 only over a section of the pages 20 and 30 between the edge 92 the neck opening 90 to the bottom of the garment 26 respectively. 36 run. Indicates the garment 10 both a slot 45 in the front 20 as well as a slot 65 in the back 30 on, so can the slots 45 and 65 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. It should be noted that the term "equal" is intended to encompass both identical training and different levels of similarity. It is further to be understood that the term "dissimilar" as used herein is intended to encompass both different configurations and different levels of difference.

An alternative embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG 4 shown. The piece of clothing 210 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 211 and 213 on. In this embodiment, the garment has 210 preferably at least one right front 220 on, a left front 221 , a right back 230 , and a left back 231 , The right front 220 has a garment side edge 222 on, a margin 224 , a garment lower edge 226 , and a shoulder area 228 that is between the garment margin 222 and the margin 224 is arranged. The left front 221 has a margin 223 on, a garment margin 225 , a garment lower edge 227 , and a shoulder area 229 that is between the margin 223 and the garment margin 225 is arranged. The right back has a garment side edge 232 on, a margin 234 , a garment lower edge 236 , and a shoulder area 238 that is between the garment margin 232 and the margin 234 is arranged. The left back 231 has a margin 233 on, a garment margin 235 , a garment lower edge 237 , and a shoulder area 239 that is between the margin 233 and the garment margin 235 is arranged.

At least a section of the page margin 224 is with at least a section of the page margin 223 connected to the central seam 252 , the front shoulder area 254 and the front 250 train. At least a section of the page margin 234 is with at least a section of the page margin 233 connected to the central seam 256 train, the back shoulder area 238 and the back 260 , The garment margin 222 is with the garment margin 232 connected to the side seam 240 train. The garment margin 225 is with the garment margin 235 connected to form the garment side seam. A section of the garment side seams 240 and 242 stays unconnected, in the shoulder areas 254 and 258 , whereby two opposite arm openings 272 and 274 be formed.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the side edges 223 and 225 or a portion of them (or, alternatively or additionally, the margins 233 and 234 , or a portion of them) remain unconnected, creating a slot (or, alternatively, slots) in the garment 210 is trained. The piece of clothing 210 Can be used in this form as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe or the like. Various locking devices, which will be discussed below, could be used to provide a re-closable or he New fastenable center seam 252 or 256 or train sections of this. In other embodiments, the center seam 252 or 256 , or section of this, may be formed as a non-refastenable seam. The center seams 252 and 256 may be continuous or intermittent.

In some embodiments of the garment 210 can be one of the two center seams 252 or 256 be formed not re-attachable, or both. Non-refastenable center seams may be formed by any suitable device, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, heat bonding, sewing, tape, and the like, as is known. The non-refastenable center seams 252 and 256 may be continuous or intermittent. Such a suitable method for forming such center seams 252 and 256 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. The center seams 252 and 256 may be interconnected to non-refastenable center seams 252 and 256 train.

In various embodiments of the garment 210 can be one of the center seams 252 and 256 be refastenable, or both. The refastenable edge bonding apparatus includes adhesive fasteners and mechanical fasteners 295 , The adhesive fasteners and mechanical fasteners include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like that are configured or constructed to engage or engage with a mating device or the inner surface 211 or the outer surface 213 of the garment 210 reach. The refastenable center seams 252 and 256 can be formed continuously or intermittently. Additionally, elastic fasteners may also be used to provide a better fit of the garment 210 sure.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 250 , the backside 260 , or both sides 250 and 260 cut or otherwise open to a slot 245 or 300 (shown in 6 ) form, for example, a slot. The piece of clothing 210 that has a slot or two slots 245 and 300 can be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe or the like. The slot 245 has two edges 257 and 261 on. The slot 300 has two edges 301 and 302 , Various fastening devices, such as adhesive fasteners and mechanical fasteners 245 , see. The following discussion can be used to re-attach the edges 257 and 261 and the edges 301 and 302 connect to re-closable or refastenable garments 210 train. The slots 245 and 300 the front 250 or the back 260 can from the edge 292 the neck opening 290 to the bottom of the garment 259 respectively. 269 run. In the alternative, the slots 245 and 300 even just over a section of pages 250 and 260 between the edge 292 the neck opening 290 and the garment bottom edges 259 and 269 run. Indicates the garment 210 both a slot 245 in the front 250 as well as a slot 300 in the back 260 on, can the slots 245 and 300 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. The term "equal" as used herein is intended to encompass identical forms and different levels of equality. It should also be understood that the term "different" as used herein includes varying and varying levels of difference.

In some embodiments, the edges 257 and 261 of the slot 245 and the edges 301 and 302 of the slot 300 refastenable attached or fixed together. Various fastening devices, such as adhesive fasteners and mechanical fasteners 295 , see. The above discussion can be used to reattach the edges 257 and 261 of the slot 245 or the edges 301 and 302 of the slot 300 to attach or attach to each other.

Arm covers or sleeves 276 and 278 can at the garment edges 280 and 282 the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 be attached so that they at least partially the arm openings 272 and 274 the arm-opening edge 273 respectively. 275 of the garment 210 surround. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be used 276 or 278 at the finished garment 210 be provided. The attachment of the sleeves 276 and 278 may be such that they are not refastenable with devices discussed below. The alternative is the attachment of the sleeves 276 and 278 so that they can be re-attached, with devices that are explained below. The length of the sleeves 276 and 278 may range from a length sufficient to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer, to a shorter length. The arm opening end edges 284 and 286 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 284 and 286 without delay which makes easy machine cutting easier.

In the embodiments of the garments 210 that are not the sleeves 276 and 278 may include the unattached portion of the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 , more specifically the arm opening edges 273 and 275 which the arm opening 272 respectively. 274 train, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the unattached one of the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 , the arm openings 272 and 274 determines to stay unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 290 , around its perimeter, around the edge 272 is located in at least one of the shoulder areas 254 and 258 , The neck opening 290 is typically between the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 290 is not required. The neck opening 290 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, annular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, and the like. Although the arrangement of the neck opening 290 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 254 and 258 as well as between the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 but typically the arrangement of the neck opening 290 chosen so that a larger section of the neck opening 290 in the front shoulder area 254 located.

Furthermore, although the shape of the neck opening 290 be symmetrical, but is typically the shape of the neck opening 290 asymmetrical, as dictated by fashion, and comfort. In some embodiments of the garment 210 can the edge 292 the neck opening 290 be lined. For easier production, the edge 292 the neck opening 290 stay unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Different types of a collar 294 can also be on the edge 292 the neck opening 290 be attached. The attachment of the collar 294 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, with devices discussed below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 294 in a refastenable manner, with devices as described below. The collars 294 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed piping of T-shirts, decorative piping, and the like, as known in the clothing industry.

The garment bottom edges 226 . 227 . 236 and 237 of the garment 210 can also be lined. For ease of manufacture, the garment bottom edges 226 . 227 . 236 and 237 of the garment 210 stay unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 10 (see the 1 and 2 ), which is to be worn on the upper body, and at least one front side 20 has, a back 30 , a neck opening 90 around its perimeter by an edge 92 is fixed, arm openings 72 and 74 around its circumference by an arm-opening edge 73 respectively. 75 are fixed, and a lower body opening 44 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 26 and 36 is fixed. The piece of clothing 10 has an inner surface 11 and an outer surface 13 on. The piece of clothing 10 can be a single-layered fabric 15 or a multi-layer laminate web of a fabric 15 , In some embodiments of the present invention, the garment may 10 several layers of the fabric 15 exhibit. In some embodiments, the garment may 10 several layers of the fabric 15 exhibit. The present invention requires at least one fabric 15 in a single continuous process to the garment 10 to create.

In some embodiments of the present invention (see 1 ) is a fabric 15 with enough fabric width to the garment 10 manufacture, provided to the garment 10 manufacture. The desired fabric 15 is nonwoven, although any suitable, disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion below). The fabric 15 is typically handled by a reel or other source (not shown).

The fabric 15 is preferably compliant and feels soft to the wearer. The following description of materials from which the fabric 15 can be made, also relates to those materials for forming the inner surface 11 and the outer surface 13 a multi-layer laminate web of the fabric 15 ,

The fabric 15 may be any suitable material, such as a knit material, a nonwoven material, a fibrous or polymeric film material, and although not necessarily, may be an elastic material or a stretchable material. Suitable fiber webs can Any suitable natural and / or synthetic fibers, such as knit or nonwoven webs of fibers made of acrylic polymers, polyester, polyamide, glass, polyolefins, for example polyethylene and polypropylene, cellulose derivatives such as rayon, cotton, silk, wool, wood pulp, paper and the like, as well as mixtures or combinations of any two or more of the above materials. The fabric 15 may also include polymeric film layers, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyamide, polyesters, acrylic polymers, and compatible blends, compositions, and corresponding copolymers.

The fabric 15 can be liquid-permeable so that liquids can easily penetrate their thickness or impermeable, that is resistant to the penetration of liquids into their thickness. The fabric 15 may be made of a wide range of materials, for example natural fibers (for example rayon, wood or cotton fibers), synthetic fibers (for example polyester or polypropylene fibers), or a combination of natural fibers and synthetic fibers, or reticulated foams and apertured plastic films. The fabric 15 may be knitwear, a nonwoven material, or a film such as spunbonded carded or the like. A suitable fabric 15 may be carded, and thermally linked by devices known to persons skilled in the art of fabrics.

Alternatively, the fabric can 15 be derived from a spunbond. In a desired embodiment, the fabric is 15 a laminate of spunbonded polypropylene nonwoven fabric, meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and spunbonded polypropylene nonwoven material (SMS). The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and 1.0 osy (more preferably 0.6 osy) and is made with about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material. A pigment such as titanium dioxide can enter the web 15 be installed. Such a spunbonded meltblown nonwoven laminate is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may be between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

In other desired embodiments, the fabric is 15 a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven fabric having a wirebond bond pattern having a tensile strength of 19 pounds, measured according to ASTM D1682 and D1776, a Taber abrasion value at 40 cycles of 3.0, as measured by ASTM D1175, and an MD value ( Handle-O-Meter) of 6.6 grams, as well as a CD of 4.4 grams, using the TAPPI method T402. Such a spunbond material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell GA. The fabric 15 has a weight of about 0.5 ounces per square yard (osy) to about 1.5 osy, preferably about 0.7 osy.

The fabric 15 may consist of a single spunbonded polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 10 shows the fabric 15 Preferably, a material having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 10 be used, for example, the sleeves 76 and 78 , the cuffs 85 and 87 , and the collar 94 , As the garment is typically used as casual clothing, the fabric can 15 , or portions thereof, may be made of materials having a basis weight that is abrasion resistant.

The fabric 15 can be any soft and flexible layer. The fabric 15 may allow immersion in fresh or salt water or treated water (chlorinated or treated with bromine), and still remain intact. The fabric 15 For example, it may comprise a nonwoven web or a spunbond, meltblown, or bonded carded web layer consisting of synthetic polymer filaments, such as polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester, or the like, or a nonwoven web of natural polymer filaments, such as rayon or cotton. The fabric 15 may be selectively stamped or perforated with discrete slots or holes that pass through.

The fabric 15 may also be colored, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the fabric is 15 dyed, pigmented or printed with a material that does not irritate the skin of the wearer or transfers color to the skin.

In embodiments where the fabric 15 A multilayer laminate is both the outer surface 13 as well as the inner surface 11 preferably yielding, and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 13 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 11 be used.

The outer surface 13 may be any suitable gatherable material, such as knit fabric, nonwoven material, fibrous film material, or polymeric film material, and may, although this is not absolutely necessary, be an elastic material, or stretchable. Suitable fibrous gatherable webs may include any suitable natural and / or synthetic fibers, for example knit or nonwoven webs of fibers made of acrylic polymers, polyesters, polyamide, glass, polyolefins, for example polyethylene and polypropylene, cellulose derivatives, for example rayon, cotton, silk, Wool, mechanical pulp, paper and the like, as well as mixtures and combinations of any two or more of the above substances. The gatherable webs may also comprise polymeric film layers, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyamide, polyester, acrylic polymers, as well as compatible blends, compositions and copolymers thereof.

The outer surface 13 can be liquid-permeable so that liquids can easily penetrate their thickness, or impermeable, so resistant to the penetration of liquids in their thickness. The outer surface 13 may be made of a wide range of materials, for example natural fibers (for example rayon, wood or cotton fibers), synthetic fibers (for example polyester or polypropylene fibers), or a combination of natural fibers and synthetic fibers, or reticulated foams and apertured plastic films. The outer surface 13 may be knitwear, a nonwoven material or a film such as spunbonded, carded or the like. A suitable material for the outer surface 13 can be carded and thermally bonded by means well known to those skilled in the fabric manufacturing art.

Alternatively, the outer surface 13 be made of a spunbonded fabric. In a preferred embodiment, the outer surface is 13 a laminate of a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material, a meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven laminate (SMS). The total weight is between about 0.4 and 1.0 osy (more preferably 0.6 osy), and there are about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material. A pigment such as titanium dioxide may enter the outer surface 13 and the inner surface 11 be installed. Such spunbond meltblown nonwoven laminate material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may be between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

In other desired embodiments, the outer surface is 13 a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven fabric having a wirebond bond pattern having a tensile strength of 19 pounds, measured according to ASTM D1682 and D1776, a Taber abrasion value at 40 cycles of 3.0, as measured by ASTM D1175, and an MD value (Handle-O-Meter) of 6.6 grams, as well as a CD of 4.4 grams, using the TAPPI method T402. Such a spunbond material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The outer surface 13 has a weight of about 0.5 ounces per square yard (osy) to about 1.5 osy, preferably about 0.7 osy.

The outer surface 13 may consist of a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 10 indicates the outer surface 13 Preferably, a material having a basis weight of between about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Smaller or larger base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 10 be used. Because the garment 10 Typically used as leisurewear, its exterior surface can 13 , or portions thereof, are made of materials having a basis weight that is abrasion resistant.

The inner surface 11 can be any soft and flexible layer. The inner surface 11 may allow immersion in fresh or salt water or treated water (chlorinated or bromine treated) and still remain intact. The inner surface 11 For example, it may comprise a nonwoven web or a spunbond, meltblown, or consolidated carded web layer consisting of synthetic polymer filaments, such as polypropylene, polyethylene, polyesters, or the like, or a nonwoven web of natural polymer filaments, such as rayon or rayon Cotton. The inner surface 11 may be selectively embossed or perforated with discrete slots, or holes that pass through. Suitable adhesives for bonding the laminate layers can be obtained from Findley Adhesives, Inc. of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.

The outer surface 13 and the inner surface 11 may be further colored, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface becomes 11 either dyed, pigmented, or printed with a material that does not irritate or stain the skin of the wearer.

The fabric has a pair of opposing web side edges 46 and 47 on. A repeating group of pairs of opposite pits 68 and 70 is in the track side edges 46 and 47 the fabric 15 through a cutting tool 14 cut in (see 1 ). The location of the opposite wells 68 and 70 corresponds to the arm openings 72 and 74 passing through the arm-opening edge 73 respectively. 75 of the finished garment 10 be determined. The opposite depressions 68 and 70 can be made by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic process, or any other suitable method. The material coming from the opposite recesses 68 and 70 can be removed by any method in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown).

The opposite depressions 68 and 70 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 68 and 70 is restricted only by the fashion, and the minimum of fabric 15 which must remain and have sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The arm openings 72 and 74 , alternatively the opposite wells 68 and 70 , may be the same or different in shape, structure, dimensions and the like in the finished garment 10 ,

In some embodiments, the process of cutting the opposing recesses may be 68 and 70 in the track side edges 46 and 47 the fabric 15 be omitted. Because the pattern of the garment 10 only through the fashion and the minimal amount of fabric 15 is limited, which must remain in order to have a sufficient cohesion, to withstand the operations or steps of the manufacturing process, you can just the garment 10 Design this process of cutting the opposing wells 68 and 70 in the track side edges 46 and 47 (or alternatively in the garment side edges 22 and 32 as well as the garment side edges 24 and 34 ) of the fabric 15 is not required. As explained above, the arm openings 72 and 74 produced by having a portion of the garment side edges 22 and 32 or the garment side edges 24 and 34 remains unpaved.

A repeating group of openings 89 is through the cutting tool 14 in the fabric 15 cut. The place of the opening 89 corresponds to the neck opening 90 in the finished garment 10 , The openings 89 may be made by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method known in the art. Although shows 1 the cutting tool 14 that the opening 89 and the opposite recesses 68 and 70 However, these cutting operations may also be performed by separate devices and at different stages within the manufacturing process. That of the openings 89 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown). The opening 89 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opening 89 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 15 limited, which must remain, and a sufficient cohesion, to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The arrangement of the opening 89 with respect to a pair of opposing wells 88 and 70 Although takes place in a typical garment 10 so that the opening 89 in the center between the two opposite recesses 68 and 70 is arranged, however, only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 15 limited, which must have sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining stages or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 89 between the two opposite recesses 68 and 70 symmetric or asymmetrical.

The fabric 15 is through a cutting tool 71 in discrete pieces 17 cut from garment size, with each discrete piece 17 of garment size at least one opening 89 has a pair of opposite recesses 68 and 70 , a pair of opposite track margins 46 and 47 , and opposite garment end portions 62 and 64 , The location of the opposite web side edges 46 and 47 the fabric 15 (or alternatively the discrete piece 17 of garment size) corresponds to the garment edge of the front side 20 and the garment margin 32 the back 30 or the garment side edge 24 the front 20 and the garment margin 34 the back 30 in the finished garment. The opposite garment end sections 62 and 64 are near the bottom of the garment 26 the front 20 or the garment bottom edge 36 the back 30 , at the finished garment 10 ,

The location of the opposite piece margins 35 and 37 the discrete piece 17 of garment size corresponds to the garment ckunterrand 26 the front 20 or the garment bottom edge 36 the back 30 in the finished garment 10 , It should be noted that, although typically the piece margins 35 and 37 of the discreet piece 17 from garment size to garment bottom edge 26 respectively. 36 in the finished garment 10 but stuff from the piece margins 35 and 37 the discrete piece 17 can be removed from garment size, or added there to the garment bottom edges 26 and 36 in the finished garment 10 to create.

Every discrete piece 17 in garment size of the fabric 15 is transported, typically by vacuum screens, belts, or conveyors, by seaming, folding and fastening operations (not shown). The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known device. The discrete piece 17 in garment size of the fabric 15 is through a folding device 96 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 62 and 64 be brought together so that the web page edge 46 the fabric 15 folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 22 the front 20 and the garment margin 32 the back 30 be formed. The web page margin 47 the fabric 15 is folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 24 the front 20 and the garment margin 34 the back 30 be formed.

The clash of the garment margin 22 and the garment margin 32 as well as the clash of the garment margin 24 and the garment margin 34 lead to the formation of the garment side seam 40 respectively. 42 of the garment 10 , It may be desirable to use the discrete piece 17 in garment size of the fabric 15 realign (or reorient) to a simple connection of the garment side seams 40 and 42 of the garment 10 to reach. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The discrete piece 17 in garment size of the fabric 15 can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). It should be noted that although the Bahnseitenränder 46 and 47 typically to the garment margin 22 and 32 or to the garment margin 24 and 34 be, at the finished garment 10 that, however, fabric from the web side edges 46 and 47 can be added or removed from the garment side edges 22 and 32 or the garment side edges 24 and 34 train in the finished garment 10 ,

In various embodiments of the present invention, the garment side seams 40 and / or the garment side seam 42 be formed as non-refastenable seams, or as re-attachable seams. Any excess material of the fabric 15 can from the edges of the garment side seams 40 and 42 removed to the garment side seams 40 and 42 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable garment side seams 40 and 42 may be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any method of attachment known in the art. (A sewing facility 118 is in 1 shown). The non-refastenable garment side seams 40 and 42 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method of making such garment side seams 40 and 42 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. The garment side seams 40 and 42 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 40 and 42 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 22 and 32 and the garment side edges 24 and 34 of the garment 10 in the finished garment 10 held together to re-fastenable garment seams 40 respectively. 42 train. The reattachment devices for attaching the garment side edges 22 and 32 and the garment side edges 24 and 34 of the garment 10 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 95 , The mechanical fasteners 95 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are designed or constructed to mate with a complementary device or outer surface 13 or the inner surface 11 of the garment 10 locked or engaged with it.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 95 also be used to better fit the garment 10 sure. If the garment 10 refastenable garment side seams 40 and 42 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the fabric 15 arranged before the fabric 15 in discrete pieces 17 is cut in garment size. The folding and Realignment operations may be eliminated if refastenable garment side seams 40 and 42 at the garment 10 available. However, there may be packaging-related reasons why these two steps would still be performed.

The garment side seams 40 and 42 Various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted by the present invention. An embodiment of the garment side seams 40 and 42 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 12 shown. So trained garment side seams 40 and 42 are made by having at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 22 and 32 or the garment side edges 24 and 34 is attached. The inner surface 11 the garment side edges 22 and 24 the front 20 and the garment side edges 32 and 34 the back 30 are each brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 40 and 42 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 13 shown. So trained garment side seams 40 and 42 are made by having at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 22 and 32 or the garment side edges 24 and 34 is attached to each other. The outer surface 13 the garment side edges 22 and 24 the front 20 or the garment side edges 32 and 34 the back 30 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 40 and 42 is an overlap configuration, as in 11 shown. So trained garment side seams 40 and 42 are made by having at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment side edges 22 and 32 or the garment side edges 24 and 34 is attached. The inner surface 11 either of the garment margin 22 or the garment margin 32 and either the garment margin 24 or the garment margin 34 gets in contact with the outside surface 13 the other margin of each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 40 and 42 is an overlapping configuration, as in 14 shown. Such a formed garment side seam 40 is made by the garment side edge 22 or the garment margin 32 is folded. The outer surface 13 of the folded portion and the inner surface 11 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 22 and 32 as well as the corresponding section of the front 20 or the back 30 gets in touch with the inside surface 11 over the outer surface 13 of the unfolded garment margin 32 or 22 and the corresponding section of the back 30 or the front 20 brought.

The garment margin 42 is made by folding back the garment side edge 24 or the garment margin 34 educated. The outer surface 13 of the folded portion and the inner surface 11 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 24 or 34 , and the corresponding section of the front 20 or the back 30 , gets in touch with the inside surface 11 or the outer surface 13 of the unfolded garment margin 34 or 24 and the corresponding section of the back 30 or the front 20 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge 22 . 24 . 32 or 34 can be done so that the inner surface 11 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 62 and 64 the discrete pieces 17 in garment size of the fabric 15 can in the finished garment 10 be lined. The garment end sections 62 and 64 can be lined by any method and style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have garment end portions 62 and 64 to let go. The garment bottom edges 26 and 36 the discrete pieces 17 in garment size of the fabric 15 can in the finished garment 10 be lined. The garment bottom edges 26 and 36 may be lined by any method or style known in the art. (A sewing facility 117 is in 1 shown). In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 26 and 36 to let go.

As in the 7 and 8th shown, the garment can 10 sleeve 76 and 78 exhibit. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 76 or 78 at the finished garment 10 to be available. The sleeves 76 and 78 are made from pieces of a sleeve web material 77 and 79 made of the same material as the material of the fabric 15 , or a different material. The pieces of a sleeve webbing 77 and 79 are as pieces 19 Available in sleeve size, made by a sleeve webbing 18 be cut off. The pieces of a sleeve webbing 77 and 79 can have different dimensions and sizes, for example slot-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the sleeve webbing 77 and 79 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the pieces of a sleeve web 77 and 79 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The sleeves 76 and 78 , alternatively the pieces from the sleeve web 77 and 79 , In terms of shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 10 be the same or different. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 76 and 78 at the finished garment 10 to be available.

The piece of a sleeve webbing 77 has a pair of sleeve side edges 81 and 83 on, a garment border 80 , and a sleeve opening end edge 84 opposite the garment border 80 , It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve webbing 77 could be present as a pipe that has a garment border 80 and a sleeve opening end edge 84 opposite the garment border 80 having. It should also be noted that the pieces of the sleeve web 77 can be made of several pieces of material or multiple pieces of several materials. The piece of the sleeve web material 77 is folded to the opposite sleeve side edges 81 and 83 bring together to form a sleeve seam 93 of the sleeve 76 ,

The piece of a sleeve webbing 79 has a pair of sleeve side edges 88 and 89 on, a garment border 82 , and a sleeve opening end edge 86 opposite the garment border 82 , It should be noted that the piece is made of a sleeve material 79 could be provided as a pipe, which has a garment border 82 and a sleeve opening end edge 86 opposite the garment border 82 having. Furthermore, it should be noted that the piece of the sleeve web 79 could consist of several pieces of one or more materials. The piece of the sleeve webbing 79 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 88 and 91 be brought together to a sleeve seam 97 of the sleeve 78 train.

It may be desirable the pieces 19 in sleeve size of the sleeve web 80 reorient (or reorient) to a simple attachment of the sleeve seams 93 and 97 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 of the garment 10 to allow. The turning operations are preferably performed by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as any other known device. The pieces 19 from the Ärmelstoffbahn 18 (Pieces of sleeve webbing 77 and 79 ) can be reoriented by 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 93 and 97 can not be refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess of pieces of sleeve webbing 77 and 79 can from the respective side edges of the sleeve seams 93 and 97 be removed to the sleeve seams 93 and 97 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 93 and 97 can be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art, as mentioned above. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 93 and 97 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair may be the sleeve side edges 81 and 83 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 88 and 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 in the finished garment 10 held together so that re-attachable sleeve seams 93 and 97 arise. The refastenable devices for securing the pair of sleeve side edges 81 and 83 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 88 and 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 include, for example, mechanical and adhesive fasteners 95 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 95 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps and the like, which are designed or constructed such that any type of complementary device, or the inner surface 11 or the outer surface 13 of the garment 10 , engaged or locked. The re-attachable sleeve seams 93 and 97 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 95 be used to better fit the sleeves 76 and 78 of the garment 10 sure. If the garment 10 re-attachable sleeve seams 93 and 97 Preferably, the re-attachment devices are strategically placed on the pieces of sleeve webbing 77 and 79 arranged before the sleeve-fabric 18 in discrete pieces 19 is cut in sleeve size. The folding and shuffling operations may be eliminated if refastenable sleeve seams 93 and 97 in the garment 10 available. However, there may be reasons underlying the packaging to still perform these two steps.

The sleeve seams 93 and 97 According to the present invention, various structures or have configurations known in the art. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 93 and 97 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 12 shown. Such trained sleeve seams 93 and 97 are made by having at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 81 and 83 and the sleeve side edges 88 and 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 is attached. The inner surface 11 the sleeve side edges 81 and 83 and the sleeve side edges 88 and 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 is brought into contact with the other inner surface of the pair.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 93 and 97 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 13 shown. So trained sleeve seams 93 and 97 are made by having at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 81 and 83 and the sleeve side edges 88 and 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 is attached. The outer surface 13 the sleeve side edges 81 and 83 and the sleeve side edges 88 and 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 is brought into contact with the other outer surface of the pair.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 93 and 97 is an overlapping configuration, as in 11 shown. So trained sleeve seams 93 and 97 are made by abutting one another at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 81 and 83 and the sleeve side edges 88 and 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 get connected. The inner surface 11 one of the margins 81 or 83 of the sleeve 76 and one of the sleeve side edges 88 or 91 of the sleeve 78 gets in contact with the outside surface 13 the other sleeve margin 81 or 83 or the sleeve side edge 88 or 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 93 and 97 is an overlapping configuration, as in 14 shown. So trained sleeve seams 93 and 97 are made by the sleeve side edge 81 or 83 and the sleeve side edge 88 or 91 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 is folded back. The outer surface 13 the folded portions and the inner surface of the unfolded portions of the sleeve side edge 81 or 83 and the sleeve margin 88 or 91 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 76 and 78 will be in contact with the inside surface 11 or the outer surface 13 the unfolded sleeve side edge 81 or 83 and the sleeve margin 88 or 91 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a sleeve margin 81 . 83 . 88 or 91 could be done so that the inner surface 11 exposed along the fold.

The garment side edges 80 and 82 the pieces of the sleeve web 77 respectively. 79 can at the arm opening edges 73 and 75 the arm opening 72 respectively. 74 of the garment 10 be attached. Attaching the pieces of the sleeve webbing 77 and 79 can be done so that no re-attachment is possible by devices, as described above. (A sewing facility 116 is in 1 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the pieces of the sleeve web material 77 and 79 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above.

The sleeves 76 and 78 Can be assembled before attaching to the garment 10 be attached. The garment end edges 80 and 82 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 can at the arm opening edges 73 and 75 the arm opening 72 respectively. 74 be attached to the garment 10 , creating an arm opening seam 103 respectively. 106 arises. Attaching the sleeves 76 and 78 can be done so that no re-attachment is possible, with devices, as described above. In the alternative, attaching the sleeves 76 and 78 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The armhole seams 103 and 106 can be continuous or intermittent.

The armhole seams 103 and 106 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations may take. An embodiment of the arm opening seams 103 and 106 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 12 shown. Such trained Armöffnungsnähte 103 and 106 are formed by at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment end edge together 80 and the arm-opening edge 73 as well as the garment end edge 82 and the arm-opening edge 75 of the garment 10 be attached. The inner surface 11 the garment end edges 80 and 82 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 gets in contact with the inside surface 11 the arm opening edge 73 respectively. 75 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 103 and 106 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 13 shown. So trained arm opening seams 103 and 106 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment end edge 80 and the arm-opening edge 73 or the garment end edge 82 and the arm-opening edge 75 of the garment 10 is attached to each other. The outer surface 13 the garment end edges 80 and 82 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 gets in touch with the outside surface 13 the arm opening edge 73 respectively. 75 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 103 and 106 is an overlapping configuration, as in 11 shown. So trained arm opening seams 103 and 106 are made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment end edges abut each other 80 and the arm-opening edge 73 or the garment end edge 82 and the arm-opening edge 75 of the sleeve 76 and 78 is attached to each other. The inner surface 11 either of the garment end edge 80 or the arm-opening edge 73 and either the garment end edge 82 or the arm-opening edge 75 gets in contact with the outside surface 13 the other clothing end edge 80 or the arm-opening edge 73 or the garment end edge 82 or the arm-opening edge 75 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 103 and 106 is an overlapping configuration, as in 14 is shown. So trained arm opening seams 103 and 106 are made by making the garment end edge 80 or the arm-opening edge 73 and the garment border 82 or the arm-opening edge 75 is folded back. The outer surface 13 the folded sections and the inner surface 11 the unfolded sections of the garment edge 80 or the arm-opening edge 73 and the garment border 82 or the arm-opening edge 75 , and the corresponding sections of the sleeves 76 and 78 or the front 20 and the back 30 will be in contact with the inside surface 11 or the outer surface 13 the unfolded garment end edge or arm opening edge and the corresponding sections of the sleeves 76 and 78 or the front 20 and the back 30 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge 80 or 82 or an arm-opening edge 73 or 75 could be done so that the inner surface 11 along the fold would be exposed.

The sleeve opening end edges 84 and 86 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 (in the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 84 and 86 the pieces of the sleeve web 77 and 79 ) can be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 84 and 86 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 85 and 87 at the sleeve opening edge 86 respectively. 86 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 of the garment 10 be attached, creating cuff seams 108 respectively. 110 be formed. The attachment of the cuffs 85 and 87 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of devices as described above. In the alternative, the attachment of the cuffs 85 and 87 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The cuff seams 108 and 110 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The cuffs 85 and 87 can take on different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 85 and 87 may be in terms of shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 10 be the same or different. The pattern of the cuffs 85 and 87 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 85 and 87 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 108 and 110 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 108 and 110 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 12 shown. So trained cuff seams 108 and 110 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the cuff edge 107 and the sleeve opening end edge 84 or the cuff edge 109 and the sleeve opening end edge 86 of the garment 10 is attached. The inner surface 11 the cuff edges 107 and 109 the cuff 85 respectively. 87 gets in contact with the inside surface 11 the sleeve opening edges 84 and 86 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 108 and 110 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 13 shown. So trained cuff seams 108 and 110 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly rotated portions of the cuff edge 107 and the sleeve opening edge 84 or the cuff edge 109 and the sleeve opening edge 86 of the garment 10 is connected. The outer surface 13 the cuff edges 107 and 109 the sleeve 76 and 78 will be in contact with the outside surface 13 of the sleeve opening edge 84 respectively. 86 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 108 and 110 is an overlapping configuration, as in 11 shown. So trained cuff seams 108 and 110 are made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 107 and the sleeve opening edge 84 or the cuff edge 109 and the sleeve opening edge 86 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 is connected. The inner surface 11 either the cuff margin 107 or the sleeve opening crane of 84 or the cuff edge 109 or the sleeve opening edge 86 gets in touch with the outside surface 13 of the other cuff edge 107 or the sleeve opening edge 84 or the cuff edge 109 or the sleeve opening edge 86 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 108 and 110 is an overlapping configuration, as in 14 shown. So trained cuff seams 108 and 110 be by folding back the cuff edge 107 or the sleeve opening end edge 84 or the cuff edge 109 or the sleeve opening end edge 86 of the sleeve 76 respectively. 78 produced. The outer surface 13 the folded sections and the inner surface 11 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 107 or the sleeve opening end edge 84 or the cuff edge 109 or the sleeve opening end edge 86 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 85 and 87 or the sleeve 76 and 78 will be in contact with the inside surface 11 or the outer surface 13 of the unfolded cuff edge 107 or 109 or the sleeve opening end edge 84 or 86 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 85 and 87 or the sleeve 76 and 78 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 107 or 109 or a sleeve opening end edge 84 or 86 could be done so that the inner surface 11 free along the fold.

The one for the cuffs 85 and 87 used materials may be the same materials as those for the other sections of the garment 10 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that for the cuffs 85 and 87 used materials have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 85 and 87 to adapt to the section of the arm of the wearer who is in contact with the cuffs 85 and 87 arrives.

The edge 92 the neck opening 90 may be fringed by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 92 the neck opening 90 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 95 on the edge 92 the neck opening 90 of the garment 10 be attached to a collar seam 112 train. The attachment of the collar 94 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, by means of devices, as described above. (A sewing facility 115 is in 1 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 94 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The collar seam 112 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The collar 95 can take on different sizes and shapes. The pattern of the collar 94 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 94 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 112 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the collar seam 112 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 12 shown. Such a trained collar seam 112 is made by at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 and the edge 92 the neck opening 90 of the garment 10 be attached to each other. The inner surface 11 of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 gets in touch with the inside surface 11 of the edge 92 the neck opening 90 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 112 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 13 shown. Such a trained collar seam 112 is manufactured so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 and the edge 92 the neck opening 90 of the garment 10 be attached to each other. The outer surface 13 of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 gets in touch with the outside surface 13 of the edge 92 the neck opening 90 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 112 is an overlapping configuration, as in 11 shown. Such a trained collar seam 112 is made by abutting each other at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 and a section of the edge 92 the neck opening 90 of the garment 10 be attached. The inner surface 11 of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 or the edge 92 the neck opening 90 gets in touch with the outside surface 13 the other part brought, so the collar edge 111 or the edge 92 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 112 is an overlapping configuration, as in 14 shown. Such a trained collar seam 112 is made so that the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 or the edge 92 the neck opening 90 is folded back. The outer surface 13 the folded sections and the inner surface 11 the unfolded portions of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 or the edge 92 the neck opening 90 and the corresponding sections of the collar 94 or the front 20 or back 30 will be in contact with the inside surface 11 or the outer surface 13 of the folded collar edge 111 of the collar 94 or the edge 92 the neck opening 90 and the corresponding sections of the collar 94 or the front 20 or back 30 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the collar edge 111 of the collar 94 or the edge 92 the neck opening 90 can be done so that the inner surface 11 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 112 is an overlapping configuration, as in 15 shown. Such a trained collar seam 112 is made so that the collar 90 on the edge 92 the neck opening 90 is folded, or over this edge. The collar edges 111 of the collar 94 can be folded underneath, reducing the outside surface 13 of the collar 94 in contact with the edge 92 the neck opening is brought, and with each section of the adjacent material of the front 20 , the back 30 , or both, as desired. The collar edges 112 can be made exposed so that they are not folded over.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 112 is an overlapping configuration, as in 16 shown. Such a trained collar seam 112 is made by making the collar edge 111 is folded so that the inner surface 11 of the collar 94 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 92 the neck opening 90 is folded so that the outer surface 13 the front 20 , the back 30 , or from both sides, is brought into contact with itself. The collar edge 111 gets into the fold of the edge 92 the neck opening 90 introduced. The edge 92 the neck opening 90 gets into the fold of the collar edge 111 introduced. In another embodiment, the collar edge 111 so folded back that the outside surface 13 of the collar 94 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 92 the neck opening 90 is folded so that the inner surface 11 the front 20 and / or the back 30 is brought into contact with itself. The trained collar seam 112 can be used with any seam described here.

The materials used in the collar 94 can be used the same materials as those used on other sections of the garment 10 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the collar 94 materials used have an elastic element, so that the collar 94 fits the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 94 arrives.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 20 , the backside 30 , or both sides 20 and 30 be cut open or otherwise opened, leaving a slot 45 or 65 arises, for example, a slot. The slot 45 has two edges 57 and 61 on. The slot 65 has two edges 66 and 67 , The slots 45 and 65 the front 20 or the back 30 can from the edge 92 the neck opening 90 up to the garment bottom edges 26 respectively. 36 pass. In the alternative, the slots 45 and 65 just over a section of the page 20 respectively. 30 between the edge 92 the neck opening 90 and the garment bottom edge 26 respectively. 36 run. If the garment 10 both a slot 45 in the front 20 as well as a slot 65 in the back 30 can have the slots 45 and 65 be the same or different in terms of dimensions, structure, shape and the like.

In some embodiments, the edges 57 and 61 of the slot 45 and the edges 66 and 67 of the slot 65 be attached to each other again attachable manner or secured together. The edges 57 and 61 can be linked together so that a front seam 113 arises. The edges 66 and 67 can be attached to each other so that a rear seam 114 arises. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 95 , see. The above discussion can be used to reattach the edges 57 and 61 or the edges 66 and 67 of the slot 45 respectively. 65 to attach or attach to each other.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 210 (please refer 2 ) for wearing on the upper body, the at least one front 250 has, a back 260 , a neck opening 290 passing through its perimeter by an edge 292 is fixed, arm openings 272 and 274 around its circumference by an arm-opening edge 273 or 275, and a lower body orifice 274 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 259 and 269 is fixed. The piece of clothing 210 has an inner surface 211 and an outer surface 213 on. The piece of clothing 210 can be single layer fabric panels 215 and 216 have, multi-layer laminate panels 215 and 216 , or a combination of a single-ply fabric panel and a multi-layer laminate fabric panel 215 and 216 , In some embodiments, the garment may 210 several layers of the fabric 215 and 216 have, or different substance combinations.

In one embodiment of the present invention Invention (see 2 ) are two panels 215 and 216 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 210 intended. The desired fabric panels 215 and 216 are nonwoven material, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see discussion below). The panels 215 and 216 are typically handled by rollers (not shown).

The panels 215 and 216 are preferably compliant and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the fabric panels 215 and 216 could also be made with the materials for the formation of the inner surface 211 and the outer surface 213 of multilayer laminate fabric panels 215 or 216 used.

The panels 215 and 216 may be any suitable material, such as a knit fabric, a nonwoven material, a fibrous or polymeric film material, and although not strictly required may be an elastic material or stretchable. Suitable fibrous webs may include any suitable natural fibers and / or synthetic fibers, for example, knit or nonwoven webs of fibers composed of acrylic polymers, polyester, polyamide, glass, polyolefins, for example, polyethylene and polypropylene, cellulose derivatives, such as rayon, cotton, silk, wool, Pulp, paper and the like are made, as well as mixtures or combinations of two or more of the above substances. The panels 215 and 216 may also contain polymeric film layers, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyamide, polyester, acrylic polymers, as well as compatible blends, compositions and copolymers of these materials.

The panels 215 and 216 can be liquid-permeable, so that liquids easily penetrate their thickness, or impermeable, so resistant to the penetration of liquid in their thickness. The panels 215 and 216 can be made from a wide range of materials such as natural fibers (e.g. rayon, wood or cotton fibers), synthetic fibers (e.g. polyester or polypropylene fibers), or a combination of natural fibers and synthetic fibers, or reticulated foams and apertured plastic films. The panels 215 and 216 may be woven material, nonwoven material, or a film material, such as spunbonded, carded, and the like. The suitable fabric panels 215 and 216 can be carded and thermally bonded by means well known to those skilled in the art of fabrics.

Alternatively, the fabric panels 215 and 216 derived from a spunbonded web. In a desirable embodiment, the panels are 215 and 216 spunbond polypropylene nonwoven, meltblown polypropylene nonwoven and spunbond polypropylene nonwoven laminate (SMS). The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy (preferably 0.6 osy), and the composition is about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material. A pigment such as titanium dioxide can enter the fabric 215 and 216 to be built in. Such a spunbonded meltblown nonwoven laminate is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Rosewell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may be between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

In other desired embodiments, the panels are 215 and 216 a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven fabric having a wirebond bond pattern having a tensile strength of 19 pounds as measured by ASTM D1682 and D1776, a Taber abrasion value at 40 cycles of 3.0 measured by ASTM D1175, and an MD value (Handle-O-Meter) of 6.6 grams, and a CD value of 4.4 grams, using the TAPPI method T402. Such a spunbond material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Rosewell, GA. The panels 215 and 216 have a weight of about 0.5 oz. per square yard (osy) to about 1.5 osy, preferably about 0.7 osy.

The panels 215 and 216 may be formed as a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 210 Show the panels 215 and 216 Preferably, a material having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Smaller or larger base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 210 used, for example, the sleeves 276 and 278 , the cuffs 285 and 287 , and the collar 294 , Because the garment 210 Typically intended as casual wear, the fabric panels can 215 and 216 , or portions of them, are made of materials having a basis weight that is abrasion resistant.

The panels 215 and 216 can be any soft and flexible layer. The panels 215 and 216 may allow immersion in fresh or salt water or treated water (chlorinated or bromine treated) while still maintaining their integrity. The panels 215 and 216 For example, a nonwoven web or a nonwoven layer of a Spunbonded, meltblown or consolidated carded web composed of synthetic polymer film adhesives, for example polypropylene, polyethylene, polyesters or the like, or a nonwoven web of natural polymer filaments, for example rayon or cotton. The panels 215 and 216 may be selectively embossed, or perforated by discrete slots or holes that pass through.

The panels 215 and 216 may be further colored, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the panels are 215 and 216 dyed, pigmented or printed with a material that does not irritate or leak into the wearer's skin.

The panels 215 and 216 can be made of the same material, or of different materials. Furthermore, the fabric panels 215 and 216 both consist of single-layer materials, both of multi-layer materials, or may consist of single-layer materials and the other of multilayer materials.

In embodiments where the fabric panels 215 and 216 are a multi-layer laminate, are both the outer surface 213 as well as the inner surface 211 preferably yielding, and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 213 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 211 be used.

The outer surface 213 may be any suitable gatherable material, such as a knit fabric, a nonwoven material, a fibrous or polymeric film material, and, although not strictly required, may be an elastic material, or may be stretchable. Suitable fibrous gatherable webs may employ any suitable natural fibers and / or synthetic fibers, for example woven or nonwoven webs of fibers made from acrylic polymers, polyester, polyamide, glass, polyolefins, for example polyethylene and polypropylene, cellulosic derivatives such as rayon, cotton, silk , Wool, wood pulp, paper and the like, as well as mixtures or combinations of any two or more of the above substances. The gatherable webs may also include polymeric film layers, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyamide, polyesters, acrylic polymers, and compatible blends, compositions, and copolymers of these fabrics.

The outer surface 213 can be liquid-permeable so that liquids easily penetrate their thickness, or impermeable, so resistant to the penetration of liquid in their thickness. The panels 215 and 216 can be made from a wide range of materials such as natural fibers (e.g. rayon, wood or cotton fibers), synthetic fibers (e.g. polyester or polypropylene fibers), or a combination of natural fibers and synthetic fibers, or reticulated foams and apertured plastic films. The outer surface 213 may be woven material, nonwoven material, or a film material, such as spunbonded, carded, and the like. The suitable fabric panels 215 and 216 can be carded and thermally bonded by means well known to those skilled in the art of fabrics.

Alternatively, the outer surface 213 derived from a spunbonded web. In a desirable embodiment, the outer surface is 213 spunbond polypropylene nonwoven, meltblown polypropylene nonwoven and spunbond polypropylene nonwoven laminate (SMS). The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy (preferably 0.6 osy), and the composition is about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material. A pigment such as titanium dioxide may enter the outer surface 213 and the inner surface 211 to be built in. Such a spunbonded meltblown nonwoven laminate is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Rosewell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may be between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

In other desired embodiments, the outer surface is 213 a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven fabric having a wirebond bond pattern having a tensile strength of 19 pounds as measured by ASTM D1682 and D1776, a Taber abrasion value at 40 cycles of 3.0 measured by ASTM D1175, and an MD value (Handle-O-Meter) of 6.6 grams, and a CD value of 4.4 grams, using the TAPPI method T402. Such a spunbond material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Rosewell, GA. The outer surface 213 has a weight of about 0.5 oz. per square yard (osy) to about 1.5 osy, preferably about 0.7 osy.

The outer surface 213 may be formed as a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 210 indicates the outer surface 213 Preferably, a material having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher basis weights may be present in other areas of the garment 210 be used. Since the Klei Outlet Connector 210 Typically designed as casual clothing, its outer surface 213 , or portions thereof, are made of materials having a basis weight that is abrasion resistant.

The inner surface 211 can be any soft and flexible layer. The inner surface 211 may allow immersion in fresh or salt water or treated water (chlorinated or bromine treated) while still maintaining its integrity. The inner surface 211 For example, it may comprise a nonwoven web or a spunbond, meltblown, or bonded carded web layer comprised of synthetic polymer filaments, for example, polypropylene, polyethylene, polyesters, or the like, or a nonwoven web of natural polymer filaments, such as rayon or Cotton. The inner surface 211 may be selectively imprinted or perforated with discrete slots or holes passing therethrough. Suitable adhesives for bonding the laminate layers are available from Findley Adhesives, Inc. of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.

The outer surface 213 and the inner surface 211 may be further dyed, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface 211 either dyed, pigmented or printed with a material that does not irritate or leak into the wearer's skin.

The fabric 215 has a pair of opposite web side edges 246 and 247 on. A repeating group of wells 268 is in the web page margin 246 the fabric 215 through a cutting tool 214 cut in (see 2 ). The place of the depressions 268 corresponds to the arm openings 272 of the finished garment 210 , The wells 268 may be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable surgical procedure. The material coming from the wells 268 can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown).

The wells 268 may be of various dimensions and shapes, for example slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the wells 268 is only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 215 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The wells 268 may be the same or different in shape, texture, size and the like, or the same as the depressions 270 within the finished garment 210 , or different.

The fabric 216 has a pair of opposing fabric side edges 248 and 249 on. A repeating group of wells 270 is in the web page margin 249 the fabric 216 through the cutting tool 214 cut in (see 2 ). The place of the depressions 270 corresponds to the arm openings 274 of the finished garment 210 , The wells 270 may be generated by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic operation, or by any other surgical procedure.

The wells 270 may take on various dimensions and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. That of the depression 270 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown). The pattern of the wells 270 is only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 216 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The wells 270 may be the same or different in shape, structure, dimension and the like, as well as with respect to the recesses 268 within the finished garment 210 , Alternatively, the arm openings 272 and 274 be the same or different.

In one type of embodiment of the present invention (see 2 ), the two panels are 215 and 216 with sufficient width of fabric for making the garment 210 combined. The desired fabric is a nonwoven material, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used. The two panels 215 and 216 are unwound from roles (not shown) and together in an orientation side by side (see 18 ), and to each other at the web page edge 247 the fabric 215 and at the side of the track 248 the fabric 216 attached, creating a center seam 251 on the united fabric 253 is trained. In some embodiments, portions of the center seam 251 remain unpaved, by intermittently attaching the web side edges 247 and 248 the fabric panels 215 respectively. 216 , In other embodiments, the center seam 251 be formed continuously. The desired method of attachment is the ultrasonic connection, though It is also possible to use other attachment methods, such as thermal bonding, adhesive, tape, sewing, or any other fastening method known in the art.

In another type of embodiment, the two panels are 215 and 216 for the production of the garment 210 combined to the garments 210 manufacture. The two panels 215 and 216 are unwound from rolls and brought together in an orientation face to face (or, alternatively, back to back), and to each other at the web side edge 247 the fabric 215 and the web page edge 248 the fabric 216 attached, causing the center seam 254 the composite fabric 253 is formed (see 17 ).

The opposite depressions 268 and 270 the railway side edges 246 and 249 the fabric 215 and 216 can in the track margins 246 and 249 be cut in, before or after the two panels 215 and 216 attached to each other to the connected fabric 253 train. That from the wells 268 and 270 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source. Because the pattern of the garment 210 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 215 and 216 (or alternatively the composite fabric 253 ), which must have sufficient cohesion to withstand the operations or steps of the manufacturing process, can be said to be the garment 210 Simply design this process of cutting the opposing recesses 268 and 270 in the track side edges 246 and 249 (or alternatively in the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 ) of the fabric 215 respectively. 216 (or alternatively in the composite fabric web 253 ) is not required. The arm opening 272 respectively. 274 can be created so that a portion of the garment side edges 222 and 232 or the garment side edges 225 and 235 remains unpaved.

If the panels 215 and 216 united to the connected fabric 253 make the opposite recesses 268 and 270 typically positioned or arranged such that the opposing recesses 268 and 270 a repeating series of pairs of opposing wells 268 and 270 form. However, such a placement or arrangement is not required in the present invention. The arrangement of the opposite wells 268 and 270 in relation to each other, taking a typical garment 210 the opposite wells 268 and 270 are arranged so that they are directly opposite, is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric panels 215 and 216 (or alternatively, the united fabric 253 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

A repetitive series of openings 289 is through the cutting tool 214 in at least one of the panels 215 and 216 cut (or alternatively in the united fabric 253 ). It is noted that though 2 the cutting tool 214 shows that the opening 289 and the opposite recesses 268 and 270 However, these cutting operations can be performed by separate devices and at different stages in the manufacturing process. The place of the opening 289 corresponds to the neck opening 290 in the finished garment 210 , The openings 289 may be generated by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic process, or any other suitable method. The openings 289 can in at least one of the fabric panels 215 and 216 be cut before or after the panels 215 and 216 united to the united fabric 253 train.

The opening 289 may have various dimensions and shapes, for example, slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, and the like. That of the openings 289 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source. The pattern of the openings 289 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 215 and 216 (or, alternatively, the united fabric 253 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

In alternative embodiments of the present invention, the openings 289 the wells 305a include in the track margin 247 the fabric 215 be cut, as well as the wells 305b which are in the web page margin 248 the fabric 216 be cut, before the union of the panels 215 and 216 for the formation of the united fabric 253 , A deepening 305a and a recess 305b are combined with each other to the opening 289 train.

The arrangement of the opening 289 in relation to a pair of opposing wells 268 and 270 while wearing a typical garment 210 the opening 289 in the center between tween the two opposite recesses 268 and 270 is arranged, only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 215 and 216 (or, alternatively, the united fabric 253 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 289 between the pair of opposing recesses 268 and 270 be symmetric or asymmetric.

The united fabric 253 is through a cutting tool 271 in discrete pieces 255 cut from garment size, with each discrete piece 255 in garment size at least one opening 289 has a pair of opposite recesses 268 and 270 , a pair of opposite track margins 246 and 249 , and opposite garment end portions 266 and 267 , The location of the opposite web side edges 246 and 249 the composite fabric 253 corresponds to the garment side edge 222 the right front 220 (or alternatively the front 250 ) and the garment margin 232 the right rear side 230 (or alternatively the back side 260 ), and the garment margin 225 the left front side 221 (or alternatively the front 250 ) and the garment margin 235 the left rear side 231 (or alternatively the back side 260 ), in the finished garment 210 , It should be noted that although the Bahnseitenränder 246 and 249 typically to the garment side edges 222 and 232 or the garment side edges 225 and 235 be in the finished garment 210 , but fabric from the web side edges 246 and 249 removed, or added to the garment side edges 222 and 232 or the garment side edges 225 and 235 in the finished garment 210 to create. The opposite garment end sections 266 and 267 are near the bottom of the garment 259 the front 250 or the garment bottom edge 269 the back 260 at the finished garment 210 ,

The location of the opposite piece margins 241 and 243 the discrete pieces 255 in garment size corresponds to the garment bottom edge 249 the front 250 or the garment bottom edge 269 the back 260 in the finished garment 210 , It should be noted that although the piece margins 241 and 243 of the discreet piece 255 in garment size, typically the garment bottom edges 259 and 269 in the finished garment 210 but stuff from the piece margins 241 and 243 the discrete piece 255 removed in garment size, or added to the garment bottom edges 259 and 269 in the finished garment 210 to create.

The panels 215 and 216 can be in discrete pieces 217 respectively. 218 of garment size to be cut before the fabric panels 215 and 216 united to the united fabric 253 train. The pieces 217 and 218 in garment size of the fabric panels 215 and 216 are fastened together to the discrete piece 255 in garment size of the united fabric 253 train. The pieces 217 and 218 in garment size will be used to form the discrete piece 255 in garment size so combined that every discrete piece 255 in garment size at least one opening 289 has a pair of opposite recesses 268 and 270 , a pair of opposite track margins 246 and 249 , and opposite garment end portions 266 and 267 as described above.

The pieces 217 and 218 in garment size of the fabric panels 215 and 216 Can be folded before or after the pieces 217 and 219 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 255 in garment size of the united fabric 253 train. The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known device. The piece 217 in garment size is by a folding device 269 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 262 and 264 be brought together so that the piece 217 in garment size is folded back on itself, creating a right front 220 and a right back 230 be generated. The web page margin 246 is folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 222 the right front 220 and the garment margin 232 the right back 230 be formed. The web page margin 247 is folded back on itself, eliminating the margin 224 the right front 220 and the margin 234 the right back 230 be formed. The piece 217 in garment size contains at least one recess 268 , the web page margin 246 , and the opposite garment end portions 262 and 264 ,

The piece 218 in garment size is determined by the folding device 296 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 263 and 265 be brought together so that the piece 218 in garment size is folded back on itself, with a left front 221 and a left back 231 be generated. The folding operations are preferably by Faltma performed by machines and folding devices, as well as by any other known device. The web page margin 248 is folded back on itself, eliminating the margin 223 the left front 221 and the margin 233 the left back 231 be formed. The web page margin 249 is folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 225 the left front 221 and the garment margin 235 the left back 231 be formed. The folding operations are preferably carried out with folding machines and folding devices, as well as with any other known device. The piece 218 in garment size has at least one recess 270 on, the web page margin 247 , and the opposite garment end portions 263 and 265 , It should be noted that the folding operations in the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size though in 2 are shown as being simultaneously from a folding device 296 However, these folding operations could be performed with separate equipment and at different stages in the manufacturing process.

The margins 224 and 223 the right and left front 220 respectively. 221 are fastened together to form a section of the central seam 251 and the front 250 train. The margins 234 and 233 the right or left back 230 respectively. 231 are fastened together to form a section of the center seam 251 and the back 260 train.

The central seam 251 , or portions thereof, may be formed as a non-refastenable seam, as a refastenable seam, or as a combination of a non-refastenable seam and a refastenable seam. Any excess material from the fabric panels 215 and 216 can from the margins 223 . 224 . 233 and 234 the central seam 251 be removed to the central seam 251 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable central seam 251 can be made by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art. The non-refastenable, central seam 251 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method for producing such a central seam 251 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. Compare the above discussion regarding the central seams 252 and 256 ,

In other embodiments of the present invention, the side edges 223 and 224 as well as the margins 233 and 234 of the garment 210 in the finished garment 210 held together to the refastenable, central seam 251 train. The refastenable devices for securing the side edges 223 and 224 and the margins 233 and 234 of the garment 210 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 295 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 295 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are designed or constructed to fit with a type of complementary device or outer surface 213 or the inner surface 211 of the garment 210 get into locking or engagement. A refastenable central seam 251 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 295 also be used to better fit the garment 210 sure. Indicates the garment 210 a re-attachable, central seam 251 preferably, the refastenable devices are strategically placed on the panels 215 and 216 arranged before the fabric panels 215 and 216 in discrete pieces 217 and 218 of garment size. The folding and realigning operations may be omitted if a refastenable central seam 251 in the garment 210 is available. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The center seam 251 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art can be adopted. An embodiment of the central seam 251 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 20 shown. Such a trained, central seam 251 is made by having at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the side edges 223 and 224 or the margins 233 and 234 is attached. The inner surface 211 the right and left front 220 respectively. 221 and the inner surface 211 the right and left back 230 respectively. 231 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the center seam 251 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 21 shown. Such a trained, central seam 251 is made by having at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the side edges 223 and 224 and the margins 233 and 234 is connected to each other. The outer surface 213 the right or left front 220 respectively. 221 and the outer surface of the right and left back, respectively 230 respectively. 231 who brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 251 is an overlapping configuration, as in 19 shown. Such a trained, central seam 251 is made by having at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the side edges 223 and 224 or the margins 233 and 234 is connected. The inner surface 211 either the right or left front 220 respectively. 221 and the inner surface 211 the right or left back 230 respectively. 231 will be in contact with the outside surface 213 the other side of each pair.

Another embodiment of the central seam 251 is an overlapping configuration, as in 22 shown. Such a trained, central seam 251 is made so that the margins 224 and 234 (or alternatively the margins 223 and 233 ) are folded back. The outer surface 213 of the folded portion and the inner surface 211 the unfolded section of the page margins 224 and 234 and the corresponding sections of the right front and right rear sides 220 respectively. 230 (or alternatively the margins 223 and 233 and the corresponding sections of the left front and left rear sides, respectively 221 respectively. 231 ) are in contact with the inner surface 211 or the outer surface 213 the margins 223 and 233 and the corresponding sections of the left front and left rear sides 221 and 231 brought (or alternatively, the margins 224 and 234 and the corresponding sections of the right front and right rear sides 220 and 230 ). It should be noted that the folding back of a page margin, for example 223 . 224 . 233 and 234 , so could be done that the inner surface 211 exposed along the fold.

The locations of the garment finish section 262 the right front 220 and the garment finish section 263 the left front 221 correspond to the garment end portion 266 the front 250 in the finished garment 210 , The locations of the garment finish section 264 the right rear 230 and the garment finish section 265 the left rear 231 correspond to the garment end portion 267 the back 260 in the finished garment 210 ,

In the embodiments in which the fabric panels 215 and 216 or the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size are joined together before the folding step, each discrete piece 255 in garment size of the united fabric 253 transported, typically with vacuum screens, belts, or conveyors, by the seaming, folding and fastening operations. The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known device. The discrete piece 255 in garment size of the united fabric 253 is through the folding device 296 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 266 and 267 be brought together so that the web page edge 246 the united fabric 253 folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 222 the front 250 and the garment margin 232 the back 260 be formed. The web page margin 249 the united fabric 253 is folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 225 the front 250 and the garment margin 235 the back 260 be formed.

By union of the garment side edge 222 and the garment margin 232 , as well as by the union of the garment margin 225 and the garment margin 235 , the garment side seams become 240 and 242 of the garment 210 educated. It may be desirable to use the discrete piece 255 in garment size of the united fabric 253 realign (or reorient) to a simple connection of the garment side seams 240 and 242 of the garment 210 to reach. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The discrete piece 255 in garment size of the united fabric 253 can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). It should be noted that although the Bahnseitenränder 246 and 249 typically the garment side edges 222 and 232 or the garment side edges 225 and 235 at the finished garments 210 but stuff from the web side edges 246 and 249 removed or added to the garment side edges 222 and 232 or the garment side edges 225 and 235 in the finished garments 210 to create.

In various embodiments of the present invention, one of the garment side seams may be 240 or 242 , or both of these seams, be designed as non-refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess material from the fabric panels 215 and 216 can from the edges of the garment side seams 240 and 242 removed to the garment side seams 240 and 242 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable garment side seams 240 and 242 can be made by any suitable device, for example ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, Band, heat connection, sewing, or any known in this field fastening method (a sewing device 318 is in 2 shown). The non-refastenable garment side seams 240 and 242 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method of making such garment side seams 240 and 242 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. The garment side seams 240 and 242 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 240 and 242 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 of the garment 210 in the finished garment 210 held together to re-fastenable garment seams 240 and 242 train. The refastenable devices for securing the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 of the garment 210 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 295 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 295 For example, buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like thus configured or configured, interlock or engage with a type of complementary device or outer surface 213 or the inner surface 211 of the garment 210 to get. The re-attachable garment side seams 240 and 242 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 295 also be used to better fit the garment 210 sure. If the garment 210 refastenable garment side seams 240 and 242 Preferably, the refastenable devices are strategically placed on the panels 215 and 216 arranged before the fabric panels 215 and 216 in discrete pieces 217 and 218 be cut in garment size. The folding and realigning operations may be omitted if refastenable garment side seams 240 and 242 in the garment 210 are included. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps anyway.

The garment side seams 240 and 242 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the garment side seams 240 and 242 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 20 shown. Such trained garment side seams 240 and 242 are made by having at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 222 and 232 or the garment side edges 225 and 235 get connected. The inner surface 211 the garment side edges 222 and 225 the front 250 and the garment side edges 232 and 235 the back 260 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 240 and 242 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 21 shown. So trained garment side seams 240 and 242 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 222 and 232 and the garment side edges 225 and 235 is connected. The outer surface 213 the garment side edges 222 and 225 the front 250 and the garment side edges 232 and 235 the back 260 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 240 and 242 is an overlapping configuration, as in 19 shown. So trained garment side seams 240 and 242 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment side edges 222 and 232 or the garment side edges 225 and 235 is connected. The inner surface 211 one of the garment side edges 222 and 232 and one of the garment side edges 225 and 235 gets in touch with the outside surface 213 the other margins of each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 240 and 242 is an overlapping configuration, as in 22 shown. A trained garment side seam 240 is made by the garment side edge 222 or the garment margin 232 is folded back. The outer surface 213 of the folded portion and the inner surface 211 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 222 or 232 , and the corresponding section of the front 220 (or the back 250 ) or the front 230 (or the back 260 ) comes into contact with the inner surface 211 or the outer surface 213 of the unfolded garment side edge and the corresponding portion of the front side 220 (or the front 250 ) or the back 230 (or the back 260 ) brought.

The garment side seams 242 is made so that the garment side edge 225 or the garment margin 235 is folded back. The outer surface 213 of the folded portion and the inner surface 211 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 225 or 235 , and the corresponding section of the front 221 (or the front 250 ) or the back 231 (or the back 260 ), comes into contact with the inner surface 211 or the outer surface 213 the unfolded garment side edge and the corresponding portion of the front side 221 (or the front 250 ) or the back 231 (or the back 260 ) brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge of the page 222 . 232 . 225 , or 235 could be done so that the inner surface 211 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 266 and 267 of the discreet piece 255 in garment size of the composite fabric 253 can in the finished garment 210 be lined. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 266 . 263 . 264 and 265 of the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size of the fabric 215 respectively. 216 to line before the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 255 in garment size of the composite fabric 253 to create. The garment end sections 266 and 267 of the discreet piece 255 in garment size (or alternatively the garment end portions 262 . 263 . 264 and 265 of the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size) may be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 266 and 267 of the discreet piece 255 in garment size (or alternatively the garment end portions 262 . 263 . 264 and 265 of the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size) to leave unanswered.

The garment bottom edges 259 and 269 of the discreet piece 255 in garment size of the composite fabric 253 can in the finished garment 210 be lined. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 226 . 227 . 236 and 237 of the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size of the fabric panels 215 and 216 to line before the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 255 in garment size of the composite fabric 253 to create. The garment bottom edges 259 and 269 of the discreet piece 255 in garment size (or alternatively the garment bottom edges 226 . 227 . 236 and 237 of the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size) may be lined by any method and in any style known in the art (a sewing device 317 is in 2 shown). In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 259 and 269 of the discreet piece 255 in garment size (or alternatively the garment bottom edges 226 . 227 . 236 and 237 of the pieces 217 and 218 in garment size) to leave unanswered.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the garment comprises 210 sleeve 276 and 278 on (see the 9 and 10 ). The sleeves 276 and 278 are made of pieces of sleeve material 277 and 279 made of the same material as the panels 215 and 216 , or of different material. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 276 or 278 at the finished garment 210 to be available. The pieces of the sleeve material 277 and 279 be as pieces 219 provided with sleeve dimensions, cut off from the sleeve web 212 , The pieces of the sleeve webbing 277 and 279 may have various dimensions and shapes, for example, annular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, or the like. The pattern is made only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the pieces of sleeve material 277 and 279 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The sleeves 276 and 278 , alternatively the pieces of the sleeve material 277 and 279 , in terms of shape, structure, material, dimension and the like in the finished garment 210 be the same or different.

The piece of a sleeve webbing 277 has a pair of sleeve side edges 281 and 283 on, a garment border 280 , and a sleeve opening end edge 284 opposite the garment border 280 , It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve webbing 277 could be provided as a pipe, which has a garment border 280 and a sleeve opening end edge 284 opposite the garment border 280 having. Furthermore, it should be noted that the piece of the sleeve web 277 could be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The piece of the sleeve webbing 277 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 281 and 283 be brought together to a sleeve seam 293 of the sleeve 276 train.

The piece of a sleeve webbing 279 has a pair of sleeve side edges 288 and 291 on, a garment border 282 , and an ann melöffnungsendrand 286 opposite the garment border 282 , It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve webbing 279 could be provided as a pipe, which has a garment border 282 and a sleeve opening end edge 286 opposite the garment border 282 having. Furthermore, it should be noted that the piece of the sleeve web 279 could be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The piece of the sleeve webbing 279 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 288 and 291 be brought together to a sleeve seam 297 of the sleeve 278 train.

It may be desirable the pieces 219 with sleeve dimensions of the sleeve web 212 reorient (or reorient) to a simple attachment of the sleeve seams 293 and 297 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 to allow for the garment 210 , The turning operations are preferably carried out with rotary and rotary tables, as well as with any other known device. The pieces 19 from the Ärmelstoffbahn 212 (Pieces from the sleeve webbing 277 and 279 ) can be reoriented by 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 293 and 297 can not be refastenable seams, or re-attachable seams.

Any excess material of the pieces of the sleeve webbing 277 and 279 can from their respective edges of the sleeve seams 293 and 297 be removed to the sleeve seams 293 and 297 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 293 and 297 may be made by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art, as discussed above. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 293 and 297 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair may be the sleeve side edges 281 and 283 or the opposite pair from the sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 in the finished garment 210 held together to re-attachable sleeve seams 293 and 297 train. The refastenable devices for securing the opposing pair of sleeve side edges 281 and 283 or the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 295 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 295 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are designed or adapted to lock into engagement with a type of complementary device, or the inner surface 211 or the outer surface 213 of the garment 210 , The re-attachable sleeve seams 293 and 297 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 295 also be used to better fit the sleeves 276 and 278 of the garment 210 sure. If the garment 210 re-attachable sleeve seams 293 and 297 Preferably, the refastenable devices are strategically placed on the pieces of sleeve web material 277 and 279 arranged before the sleeve web 212 in discrete pieces 219 is cut with sleeve dimensions. The folding and realigning operations may be omitted if refastenable sleeve seams 293 and 297 in the garment 210 are included. However, there may be reasons associated with packaging to still perform these two steps.

The sleeve seams 293 and 297 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 293 and 297 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 20 shown. Such trained sleeve seams 293 and 297 are made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 281 and 283 or the sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 is connected. The inner surface 211 the sleeve side edges 281 and 283 and the sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 is brought into contact with the other inner surface of the pair.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 293 and 297 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 21 shown. So trained sleeve seams 293 and 297 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 281 and 283 and the sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 is connected. The outer surface 213 the sleeve side edges 281 and 283 and the sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 is brought into contact with the other outer surface of the pair.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 293 and 297 is an overlapping configuration, as in 19 shown. So trained sleeve seams 293 and 297 are made with each other at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 281 and 283 and the Sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 is connected. The inner surface 211 one of the sleeve side edges 281 or 283 , and the sleeve side edge 288 or 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 , gets in touch with the outside surface 213 the other sleeve margin 281 or 283 and the sleeve margin 288 or 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 293 and 297 is an overlapping configuration, as in 22 shown. So trained sleeve seams 293 and 297 are made so that the sleeve side edges 281 or 283 and the sleeve side edges 288 and 291 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 be folded back. The outer surface 213 the folded sections and the inner surface 211 the unfolded sections of the sleeve margins 281 or 283 and the sleeve side edges 288 or 291 , and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 , get in touch with the inside surface 211 or the outer surface 213 of the unfolded sleeve side edge 283 or 281 and the sleeve margin 291 or 288 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a sleeve margin 281 . 283 . 288 , or 291 could be done so that the inner surface 211 exposed along the fold.

The garment end edges 280 and 282 the pieces of the sleeve web 277 respectively. 279 can at the arm opening edge 273 respectively. 275 the arm opening 272 respectively. 274 of the garment 210 be attached. (A sewing facility 316 is in 2 shown). Attaching the pieces of the sleeve webbing 277 and 279 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, by means of devices, as described above. In the alternative, the attachment of the pieces of the sleeve web material 277 and 279 be re-fastened formed by devices, as described above.

The sleeves 276 and 278 can be made before attaching to the garment 210 be attached. The garment end edges 280 and 282 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 can at the arm opening edge 273 respectively. 275 the arm opening 272 respectively. 274 be attached to the garment 210 , creating an arm opening seam 303 respectively. 306 is trained. The attachment of the sleeves 276 and 278 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, by means of devices, as described above. In the alternative, the attachment of the sleeves 276 and 278 done by devices, as explained above, re-attachable manner. The armhole seams 303 and 306 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

The armhole seams 303 and 306 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations may take. An embodiment of the arm opening seams 303 and 306 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 20 shown. So trained arm opening seams 303 and 306 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment end edge 280 and the arm-opening edge 273 , or the garment end edge 272 and the arm-opening edge 275 of the garment 210 get connected. The inner surface 211 the garment end edges 280 and 282 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 gets in touch with the inside surface 211 the arm opening edge 273 respectively. 275 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 303 and 306 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 21 shown. So trained arm opening seams 303 and 306 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment end edge 280 and the arm-opening edge 273 , or the garment end edge 282 and the arm-opening edge 275 , the garment 210 get connected. The outer surface 213 the garment end edges 280 and 282 the sleeve 276 and 278 gets in touch with the outside surface 213 the arm opening edge 273 respectively. 275 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 303 and 306 is an overlapping configuration, as in 19 shown. So trained arm opening seams 303 and 306 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment end edges 280 and the arm-opening edge 273 , or the garment end edge 282 and the arm-opening edge 275 , the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 be connected to each other. The inner surface 211 either of the garment end edge 280 or the arm-opening edge 273 or either of the garment end edge 282 or the arm-opening edge 275 gets in touch with the outside surface 213 the other clothing end edge 280 or the arm-opening edge 273 or the garment end edge 282 or the arm-opening edge 275 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 303 and 306 is an overlapping configuration, as in 22 shown. So trained arm opening seams 303 and 306 are made so that the garment edge 280 or arm-opening edge 273 folded back, as well as the garment edge 282 or the arm-opening edge 275 , The outer surface 213 the folded sections and the inner surface 211 the unfolded sections of the garment edge 280 or the arm-opening edge 273 , or the garment end edge 282 or the arm-opening edge 275 , and the corresponding sections of the sleeves 276 and 278 or the front 250 and the back 260 will be in contact with the inside surface 211 or the outer surface 213 of the unfolded garment end edge 282 or 280 or the arm-opening edge 275 or 273 and the corresponding sections of the sleeves 276 or 278 or the front 250 or the back 260 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge 280 or 282 or an arm-opening edge 273 or 275 could be done so that the inner surface 211 exposed along the fold.

The sleeve opening end edges 284 and 286 of the sleeve 276 or 278 (in the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 284 and 286 the pieces of the sleeve web 277 and 279 ) may be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 284 and 286 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 285 and 287 at the sleeve opening end edge 284 respectively. 286 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 of the garment 210 be attached, creating a sleeve seam 308 respectively. 310 is trained. The attachment of the cuffs 285 and 287 can be done in non-re-attachable manner, by means of devices, as described above. In the alternative, the attachment of the cuffs 285 and 287 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The cuff seams 308 and 310 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The cuffs 285 and 287 can take on different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 285 and 287 may be the same or different in shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 210 , The pattern of the cuffs 285 and 287 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 285 and 287 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 308 and 310 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 308 and 310 is an outwardly turned configuration, as in 20 is shown. So trained cuff seams 308 and 310 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the cuff edge 307 and the sleeve opening border 284 attached to each other, or the cuff edge 309 and the sleeve opening border 286 , the garment 210 , The inner surface 211 the cuff edges 307 and 309 the cuff 285 respectively. 287 gets in touch with the inside surface 211 the sleeve opening edges 284 and 286 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 308 and 310 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 21 shown. So trained cuff seams 308 and 310 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly rotated portions of the cuff edge 307 and the sleeve opening edge 284 attached to each other, or the cuff edge 309 and the sleeve opening edge 286 in which garment 210 , The outer surface 213 the cuff edges 307 and 309 of the cuffs 285 respectively. 287 gets in touch with the outside surface 213 the sleeve opening edges 284 and 286 of the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 308 and 310 is an overlapping configuration, as in 19 shown. So trained cuff seams 308 and 310 are made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 307 and the sleeve opening edge 284 be connected to each other, or the cuff edge 309 and the sleeve opening edge 286 , the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 , The inner surface 211 either the cuff margin 307 or the sleeve opening edge 284 or the cuff edge 309 or the sleeve opening edge 286 , gets in touch with the outside surface 213 of the other cuff edge 307 or the sleeve opening edge 284 brought, or the cuff edge 309 or the sleeve opening edge 286 , the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 ,

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 308 and 310 is an overlapping configuration, as in 22 shown. So trained cuff seams 308 and 310 are made so that the cuff edge 307 or the sleeve opening end edge 284 is folded back, or the cuff edge 309 or the sleeve opening end edge 286 , the sleeve 276 respectively. 278 , The outer surface 213 the folded sections and the inner surface 211 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 307 or the sleeve opening end edge 384 and the cuff edge 309 or the sleeve opening end edge 286 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 285 and 287 or the sleeve 276 and 278 will be in contact with the inside surface 211 or the outer surface 213 of the unfolded cuff edge 307 and 309 or the sleeve opening end edge 284 and 286 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 285 and 287 or the sleeve 276 and 278 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 307 or 309 or a sleeve opening end edge 284 or 286 could be done so that the inner surface 211 exposed along the fold.

The materials used in the cuffs 285 and 287 can be used the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 210 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable for the cuffs 285 and 287 used materials have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 285 and 287 to adapt to the section of the arms of the wearer who is in contact with the cuffs 285 and 287 arrives.

The edge 292 the neck opening 90 can be framed by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 292 the neck opening 290 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 294 on the edge 292 the neck opening 290 of the garment 210 be attached, creating a collar seam 312 is formed. The attachment of the collar 294 can be carried out in a non-refastenable manner by means as described above (a sewing device 318 is in 2 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the collar takes place 294 in a refastenable manner, by means of devices as explained above. The collar seam 312 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The collar 294 can take different dimensions and sizes. The pattern of the collar 294 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 294 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 312 According to the present invention, there may be various structures or configurations known in the art (a sewing device 315 is in 2 shown). An embodiment of the collar seam 312 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 20 shown. Such a trained collar seam 312 is made by at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 and the edge 292 the neck opening 290 of the garment 210 get connected. The inner surface 211 of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 gets in touch with the inside surface 211 of the edge 292 the neck opening 290 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 312 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 21 shown. Such a collar seam 312 is manufactured so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 and the edge 292 the neck opening 290 of the garment 210 be attached to each other. The outer surface 213 of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 gets in touch with the outside surface 213 of the edge 292 the neck opening 290 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 312 is an overlapping configuration, as in 19 shown. Such a collar seam 312 is made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 and the edge 292 the neck opening 290 of the garment 210 be attached to each other. The inner surface 211 of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 or the edge 292 the neck opening 290 gets in touch with the outside surface 213 the corresponding other part brought, so the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 or the edge 292 the neck opening 290 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 312 is an overlapping configuration, as in 22 shown. Such a collar seam 312 is made so that the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 or the edge 292 the neck opening 290 is folded back. The outer surface 213 the folded sections and the inner surface 211 the unfolded portions of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 or the edge 292 the neck opening 290 and the corresponding sections of the collar 294 or the front 250 and the back 260 will be in contact with the inside surface 211 or the outer surface 213 the unfolded collar edge 311 of the collar 294 or the edge 292 the neck opening 290 and the corresponding sections of the collar 294 or the front 250 and the back 260 brought. It should be noted that the falling back of the collar edge 311 of the collar 294 or the edge 292 the neck opening 290 could be done so that the inner surface 211 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 312 is an overlapping configuration, as in 23 shown. Such a collar seam 312 is made so that the collar 294 on the edge 292 the neck opening 290 is folded, or over the edge. The collar edges 311 of the collar 294 can be folded underneath that the outer surface 213 of the collar 294 in contact with the edge 292 the neck opening and some ab Section of the adjacent material of the front 250 , the back 260 or both, as desired. The collar edges 311 can be left exposed by not being folded underneath.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 312 is an overlapping configuration, as in 24 shown. Such a trained collar seam 312 is made so that the collar edge 311 is folded so that the inner surface 211 of the collar 294 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 292 the neck opening 290 is folded so that the outer surface 213 the front 250 , the back 260 , or both are brought into contact with themselves. The collar edge 311 gets into the fold at the edge 292 the neck opening 290 inserted. The edge 292 the neck opening 290 gets into the fold of the collar edge 311 inserted. In another embodiment, the collar edge 311 folded so that the outer surface 213 of the collar 294 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 292 the neck opening 290 is folded so that the inner surface 211 the front 250 , the back 260 , or both, is brought into contact with itself. This tailored collar seam 312 Can be used with any seam described here.

The materials used in the collar 294 can be the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 210 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the collar 294 materials used have an elastic element, so that the collar 294 fits the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 294 arrives.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the front side 250 , the backside 260 , or both sides 250 and 260 cut or otherwise opened to a slot 245 or 300 (shown in 6 ) form, for example, a slot. The piece of clothing 210 has one or two slots 245 and 300 on, and can be used as a cloak, bathrobe, dressing gown or the like. The slot 245 has two edges 257 and 261 on. The slot 300 has two edges 301 and 302 , The slots 245 and 300 on the front side 250 or the back 260 can from the edge 292 the neck opening 290 to the bottom of the garment 259 respectively. 269 run. In the alternative, the slots 245 and 300 over only a section of the pages 250 and 260 run, between the edge 292 the neck opening 290 and the garment bottom edge 259 respectively. 269 , If the garment 210 both a slot 245 in the front 250 as well as a slot 300 in the back 260 can have the slots 245 and 301 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. The slots 245 and 300 can with the margins 223 and 224 or the margins 233 and 234 coincide or not.

In some embodiments, the edges 257 and 261 of the slot 245 as well as the edges 301 and 302 of the slot 300 be attached or fastened again in a fastened manner. The edges 257 and 261 can be joined together to form a front seam 313 train. The edges 301 and 302 can be fastened so that a rear seam 314 is trained. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 295 , see. the above discussion may be used to re-attach the margins 257 and 261 or the edges 301 and 302 of the slot 245 respectively. 300 to attach or fasten.

A Embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Process for making a garment with the following Steps: Provision of a fabric including opposite web side edges; intermittent cutting the fabric web, wherein edges are formed, the neck openings set in the web material; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete Pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric at least has a neck opening, a front, which is a pair opposite garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, two opposite ones Garment end sections, and a pair of opposing ones Piece side edges, with the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment are arranged; Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the fabric panel, one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges the back, around a pair of garment seams train.

The panel may be cut intermittently, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposing arm openings in the panel. The discrete pieces in garment size of the fabric can be used at least have a pair of Armöffnungsränder. At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be hemmed. Pieces of sleeve webbing may be provided, each of the pieces of sleeve web material having at least a pair of opposing sleeve side edges, a garment end edge having a complementary shape to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings, and an opposite arm opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each of the pieces of sleeve webbing may be attached and attached to at least a portion of one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces of sleeve web may be hemmed.

The Neck opening in discrete piece with garment size can be between at least one of the pairs of opposite Armöffnungsränder be arranged. It can be one Collar be provided. At least a section of the collar can on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least one Section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

pieces made of sleeve web material can be provided, wherein each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least a garment end edge having at least one Section with complementary shape to at least a section the shape of a portion of the opposing garment side edges the front, or the back, or both the front and the back, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each the pieces of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the garment side edges attached and attached, which form the arm opening. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material can be lined be. The front can be attached to at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is trained. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be re-fastened be. The back can be around at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is trained. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot can be attached to a backward Form seam. At least a section of the back seam can be refastenable. At least a section of the rear Suture can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Provision of a fabric with opposite Web side edges; intermittent cutting of the fabric, whereby arm opening edges are formed, set the arm openings, and edges, the neck openings set in the web material; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete Pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric at least a neck opening, a pair of opposite Arm opening edges, one front, the one pair opposite garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Garment side edges, two opposite garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment are arranged; Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the fabric, wherein one of the garment bottom edges of the Pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back to to form a pair of garment side seams.

At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be hemmed. Pieces of sleeve stock may be provided, each of the pieces of sleeve web having at least a pair of opposing sleeve side edges, a garment end edge having at least a portion having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings; and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge ever that of the pieces of the sleeve web may be attached and fixed to at least a portion of one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces of sleeve web may be hemmed. The neck opening in the discrete garment-sized piece may be disposed between at least one of the pairs of opposing arm opening edges.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Rands of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can be at least along a section of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be formed, whereby a pair of edges of a slot becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is trained. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a fabric with opposite web side edges; intermittent cutting the fabric, which formed Armöffnungsränder become, the pairs of opposite arm openings set in the fabric; intermittent cutting of the fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the fabric; Provision of pieces made of sleeve-woven material, each of the pieces being made of sleeve-woven material at least one garment end edge, at least has a section with a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges the arm openings is a pair of opposite sleeve side edges, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge; Attaching and securing at least a portion of the garment end edge each of the pieces of sleeve webbing on at least a portion of the arm opening edge of one of the arm openings; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material; Cutting the Fabric panel, creating discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric at least has a front, which is a pair of opposite Garment side edges, a back side, the one pair of opposing garment side edges a pair of the arm opening edges of the arm openings, a the neck openings, two opposite garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment are arranged; Hemming at least a section of at least one of the opposite Garment bottom edges; Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the fabric, creating one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of a pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, creating an arrangement is where the fabric is present, and the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The fabric can be unfolded after at least one of the intermittent steps Cutting the fabric. The discrete piece in garment size the fabric can be before the step of folding the discrete piece in garment size of the fabric unfolded, making the pair of opposing garment side edges the front in contact with the pair opposite Garment side edges of the back brought becomes.

It can be provided a collar. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams may be refastenable. At least one The section of at least one of the garment side seams may not be refastenable. The neck opening in the discrete garment-sized piece may be disposed between at least one of the pairs of opposing arm opening edges. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening may be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the arm opening edges of the opposite arm openings may be hemmed.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is trained. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method of making a garment comprising the following steps: Providing a fabric web having an interior surface, an outer surface, and opposite Having side edges; intermittent cutting of the Fabric, which formed Armöffnungsränder become, the pairs of opposite arm openings set in the fabric; intermittent cutting of the fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the fabric; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete Pieces in garment size each of the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric panel has at least one front which is a pair opposite garment side edges a back having a pair of opposing garment side edges a pair of the arm opening edges of the arm openings, a neck opening, two opposite garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposite garment edges of the garment lie; Hemming at least one Section of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the fabric, creating one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposing garment margins in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair the opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back to to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, creating an arrangement is, which has the fabric, wherein the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The fabric may after at least one of the steps of intermittent cutting folded the fabric. The discrete piece in garment size the fabric can be before the step of folding the discrete piece in garment size of the fabric unfolded, making the pair of opposing garment side edges the front in contact with the pair opposite Garment side edges of the back brought becomes.

pieces made of sleeve web material can be provided, wherein each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least having an inner surface, an outer surface, a garment end edge, the at least one section having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges at least one of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge, wherein the garment end edge with one of the arm opening edges the arm opening is aligned, and the outer surface of the piece of sleeve fabric in contact with the outer surface of the fabric at least is at the arm opening edge of the arm opening. At least a section of the garment's end edge of the piece From the sleeve webbing can be attached to at least one section the arm opening edge of the arm opening attached and be attached. At least a portion of the sleeve opening end edge the piece of the sleeve material can be lined be. The neck opening in the discrete piece with Garment size may be in the middle at least one of the pairs of opposite arm opening edges lie. It can be provided a collar. The collar can be attached to at least one Be attached portion of the edge of the neck opening. At least a section of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams are not redone fixable.

At least a section of the edge of the Hal opening can be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings may be lined. The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The backside may be slit at least along a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel, the opposite Web side edges has; Alignment of the first and second Fabric together in an orientation side by side, thus an arranged fabric is set, in which one of the opposite Web side edges of the first web next to one of the opposite webs Web side edges of the second web lies; attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first panel on at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a section of a center seam and a composite Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges has; intermittent cutting the composite fabric, thereby forming edges be, the neck openings in the composite fabric establish; Cutting the composite fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, where each of the discrete pieces in garment size the composite fabric at least one neck opening has a front with a pair of opposite Garment side edges, one back with a pair of opposing garment side edges, two opposite garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment-side seams.

The composite fabric can be cut intermittently, wherein Armöffnungsränder are formed, the Pairs of opposing arm openings in the composite Set fabric web. At least one section of at least one of opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. The discrete pieces in garment size may include at least a pair of the arm openings. Pieces of sleeve webbing may be provided be, with each of the pieces of sleeve webbing at least one garment end edge, at least has a section with a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. The garment end edge of each piece of sleeve webbing may be at one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings be attached and attached. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening margins of the Pieces from the sleeve web can be lined be. At least one of the neck openings in the composite Fabric can be between a pair of opposite Armöffnungsränder lie. It can be a collar provided be. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least one Be attached to the portion of the edge of the neck opening. At least a section of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least one section of at least one of Arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

The front side may be slit along a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back may be slit along a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel, the opposite Web side edges has; Align the first and second Fabric together in an orientation side by side, thus an arrangement is determined in which one of the opposite Web side edges of the first web next to one of the opposite webs Web side edges of the second web lies; attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first panel on at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a composite one Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges has; intermittent cutting of the composite fabric panel, creating arm opening edges be formed, which pairs of opposite arm openings set in the composite fabric; intermittent cutting the composite fabric, thereby forming edges be, the neck openings in the composite fabric set, with the neck openings between the pairs opposite arm opening edges lie; Cutting the composite fabric, creating discrete Pieces in garment size each of the discrete pieces in garment size the composite panel has at least one front, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, one of Neck openings, at least a pair of the arm opening edges, two opposite garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Folding discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges of the Pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back to to form a pair of garment side seams.

At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined. It can be pieces of sleeve webbing be provided, each of the pieces of the sleeve web at least one garment end edge, at least has a section with a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least a portion of the Arm opening edge of the arm opening is, and one opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each the pieces of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the arm opening edges of the Arm openings attached and secured there. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material can be lined be. At least one of the neck openings in the composite Fabric can be between a pair of opposite Armöffnungsränder lie. It can be a collar provided be. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least one Be attached portion of the edge of the neck opening. At least a section of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one the arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back may be slit along a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam the. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel, the opposite Web side edges has; Align the first and second Fabric together in an orientation side by side, thus an arrangement is determined in which one of the opposite Web side edges of the first web next to one of the opposite webs Web side edges of the second web lies; attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first panel on at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a composite one Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges has; intermittent cutting of the composite fabric panel, creating arm opening edges be formed, which pairs of opposite arm openings set in the composite fabric; intermittent cutting the composite fabric, thereby forming edges be, the neck openings in the composite fabric set, with the neck openings between the pairs the opposite arm opening edges are arranged; Providing pieces of sleeve webbing, wherein each of the pieces of sleeve webbing at least a garment end edge having at least one Section having a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least a portion of the arm opening edges the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge; Attaching and securing at least a portion of the garment end edge each of the pieces of sleeve webbing at least a portion of one of the edges of the arm openings; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material; Cutting the composite fabric, creating discrete pieces in Garment size to be set, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the composite panel has at least one front, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Piece side edges, one of the neck openings, a pair of arm opening edges, two opposite Garment end sections, and a pair of opposing ones Piece margins, with the opposite Piece margins of the discrete piece in garment size near one Pair of opposite garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Hemming at least one Section of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece into garment size composite fabric, creating one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposing garment margins in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Rands of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be at least along a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment, including: providing a first panel, with opposing panel sidewalls, an inner surface, and an outer surface; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges, an inner surface, and an outer surface; Align the first and the second panel together in an side-by-side orientation defining an arrangement in which one of the opposite panel side edges of the first panel is adjacent one of the opposing panel side edges of the second panel; Attaching at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in side-by-side orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a composite web having a pair of opposing web side edges; intermittently cutting the composite panel, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposed arm openings in the composite panel; intermittently cutting the composite web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the composite web, each neck opening lying between a pair of opposed arm opening edges; Cutting the composite panel defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the composite panel having at least a front side having a pair of opposed garment side edges, a back having a pair of opposing garment side edges, one of the neck openings A pair of arm opening edges, two opposite garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment-sized pieces being proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the composite web of fabric whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

pieces made of sleeve web material can be provided, wherein each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least having an inner surface, an outer surface, a garment end edge, the at least one section having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least a portion of the arm opening edge at least one of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge, the garment end edge having one of the arm opening edges the arm openings are aligned in the composite panel, and the outside surface of the piece the sleeve web in contact with the outer surface the composite web on at least a portion of the Armöffnungsrandes the arm openings is. At least a section of the garment's end edge of the piece From the sleeve webbing can be attached to at least one section the arm opening edge of the arm opening attached and attached. At least a portion of the sleeve opening end edge the piece of the sleeve material can be lined be.

At least one of the neck openings in the composite fabric can be between at least one of the pairs of opposite Arm openings be arranged.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least one section is a section of at least one of Garment side seams may not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least one section of at least one of Arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of providing a first panel having a first panel side edge and a second panel Web side edge has; Providing a second panel having a first web side edge and a second web side edge; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the first web, thereby forming depressions; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the second web, thereby forming depressions; Aligning the first and second panels together in an side-by-side orientation defining an arrangement wherein the second panel side edge of the first panel is adjacent to the second panel side edge of the second panel; and the second panel side edge depressions of the first panel proximate to the second panel Recesses of the second web side edge of the second web lie, whereby edges are formed, which define neck openings; Attaching at least a portion of the second web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the second web side edge of the second web in side-by-side orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a composite web having a pair of opposing web side edges; intermittently cutting the composite web, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposing arm openings in the composite web; Cutting the composite panel defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the composite panel having at least one of the neck openings, a front having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back having a pair of opposing garment side edges A pair of arm opening edges, two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment-sized piece being disposed adjacent a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Folding the discrete garment-sized pieces of the composite web of fabric whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

It can be pieces of sleeve web provided be, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least one inner surface, an outer surface, a garment end edge, the at least one section having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least a portion of the arm opening edge at least one of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge having the garment end edge with one of the Arm opening edges of the arm openings in the composite panel is aligned, and the outer surface the piece of the sleeve fabric in contact with the outer surface of the composite Fabric at least at a portion of the Armöffnungsrandes the arm openings stands. At least a portion of the garment end edge the piece of the sleeve webbing can at least a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm opening attached and fixed there. At least a portion of the sleeve opening end edge the piece of the sleeve material can be lined be. At least one of the neck openings in the composite Fabric web can be between at least one of the pairs of opposite Arm openings be arranged. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Rands of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a first fabric panel with opposite Web side edges; Provision of a second fabric with opposite web side edges; alignment the first and second panels together in one orientation Top to top, wherein an arrangement is set at which the opposite web side edges the first fabric next to the opposite web side edges lie the second panel, creating a first pair of adjacent Web side edges and a second pair of adjacent web side edges be determined; Attachment of at least a portion of the first pair adjacent web side edges to each other in the orientation Top to top, creating at least a section of a central Seam and a composite fabric panel are set has a pair of opposite web side edges, that of the second pair of adjacent web side edges be formed; intermittent cutting of the composite Fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the composite fabric; Cutting the composite Fabric panel, creating discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the composite fabric has at least one of the neck openings, a front side with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, two opposite Garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric, wherein one of the garment bottom edges of the Pair of opposite garment margins in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back to to form a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be deployed. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. The composite fabric can intermittently cut, creating arm opening edges be formed, which pairs of opposite arm openings set in the composite fabric. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. It can be pieces of sleeve webbing be provided, each of the pieces of the sleeve web at least one garment end edge, at least has a section in a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of a portion of the opposite Garment side edges of the front, or the back, or both the front and back, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each Piece of the sleeve material can at least a section of one of the garment side edges attached and fixed there, which is the arm opening establish. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material can be lined be.

At least one of the neck openings in the composite fabric can be between one of the pairs of opposite arm opening edges lie. It can be provided a collar. At least a section the collar may be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The discrete pieces in garment size can continue at least a pair of Armöffnungsränder exhibit. It can be pieces of sleeve webbing be provided, each of the pieces of the sleeve web at least one garment end edge, at least a section having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one section the arm opening edges of the opposite Arm openings is, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of a Piece of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the arm opening edges of the Arm openings attached and secured there. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material can be lined be.

At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening may be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings may be lined. The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby forming a Pair of edges of a slot is set. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The backside may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a first fabric with opposite web side edges; provision a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels together in an orientation Surface against surface, creating an arrangement is determined, in which the opposite web side edges the first fabric next to the opposite web side edges of the second fabric web, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent web side edges which is a web side edge of the first panel and a Track side edge of the second panel has, and a second Pair of adjacent track side edges, one track side edge the first panel and a web side edge of the second panel having; Attachment of at least a portion of the first pair adjacent web side edges together in one orientation Surface to surface, with at least one Section of a central seam and a composite fabric which are a pair of opposing track side edges through the second pair of adjacent web side edges is formed; intermittent cutting of the composite Fabric, which formed Armöffnungsränder become, the pairs of opposite arm openings set in the composite fabric; intermittent Cutting the composite fabric, creating edges be formed, the neck openings in the composite fabric form, with the neck openings between the pairs the opposite arm opening edges are arranged; Cutting the composite fabric, causing discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the composite Fabric panel has at least one front, a pair of opposite Garment side edges, a back side, the one pair of opposing garment side edges the neck opening, at least a pair of the arm opening edges, two opposite garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposing garment margins in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be deployed. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. It can be pieces of sleeve webbing be provided, each of the pieces of the sleeve web at least one garment end edge, at least a section having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges one of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each Pieces of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the arm opening edges of the Arm openings attached and attached. At least one Section at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material can be lined be.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be.

At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Rands of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The front may extend along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, whereby a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The backside may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a first fabric with opposite web side edges; provision a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels together in an orientation Surface to surface, creating an arrangement is determined, in which the opposite web side edges the first fabric next to the opposite web side edges lie the second panel, creating a first pair of adjacent Web side edges and a second pair of adjacent web side edges is determined; Attachment of at least a portion of the first pair adjacent track side edges together in orientation Surface to surface, creating at least one Section of a central seam and a composite fabric which are a pair of opposing track side edges comprising the second pair of adjacent web side edges be formed; intermittent cutting of the composite Fabric, which formed Armöffnungsränder become, the pairs of opposite arm openings set in the composite fabric; intermittent Cutting the composite fabric, creating edges are formed, the neck openings in the composite Set fabric web, with the neck openings between the pairs the opposite Armöffnungsränder arranged are; Providing pieces of sleeve webbing, with each of the pieces of sleeve webbing at least a garment end edge having at least one Section having a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of the arm opening edges the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge; Attaching and securing at least a portion of the garment end edge each piece of sleeve webbing on at least a portion of one of the arm openings; line at least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material; Cutting the composite fabric, creating discrete pieces in Garment size to be set, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the composite panel has at least one front, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Piece side edges, one of the neck openings, at least one pair out of the arm opening edges, two opposite garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Hemming at least one Section of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the composite fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be deployed. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. It can be provided a collar. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least a portion of the collar Be attached to the edge of the neck opening. At least a section The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the edge of the Neck opening can be lined. At least a section at least one of the Armöffnungsränder the arm openings be lined.

The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a portion of the removal slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, whereby a pair of edges of a slot is fixed. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a first fabric with opposite web side edges, an inner surface and an outer surface; Providing a second fabric with opposite web side edges, an inner surface and an outer surface; Aligning the first and second panels together in an orientation Surface to surface, creating an arrangement is determined, in which the opposite web side edges the first fabric adjacent the opposite Web side edges of the second web are arranged, whereby a first pair of adjacent web side edges and set a second pair of adjacent track sidewalls becomes; Attachment of at least a portion of the first pair in the track adjacent side edges together in the Orientation surface to surface, taking at least a section of a central seam and a composite fabric web which are a pair of opposing track side edges comprising the second pair of adjacent web side edges be formed; intermittent cutting of the composite Fabric panel, which defines arm opening edges become, the pairs of opposite arm openings form in the composite fabric; intermittent Cutting the composite fabric web, wherein edges formed which are neck openings in the composite fabric set, with the neck openings between the pairs the opposite arm opening edges are arranged; Cutting the composite fabric, causing discrete pieces of garment size each of the discrete pieces in garment size the composite panel has at least one front, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, one of Neck openings, a pair of arm opening edges, two opposite garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment are arranged; Hemming at least a section of at least one of the opposite Garment bottom edges; Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the composite panel, one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, for forming a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be deployed. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. Pieces of sleeve webbing can be provided, each of the pieces from the sleeve web at least one inner surface having an outer surface, a garment end edge, which has at least one section with a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of the arm opening edges the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge, the garment end edge having one of the arm opening edges the arm openings aligned in the composite panel is, and the outer surface of the piece of the sleeve web in contact with the outer surface the composite fabric is at least at one section the arm opening edge of the arm openings. At least a section of the garment's end edge of the piece From the sleeve webbing can be attached to at least one section the arm opening edge of the arm opening attached and be attached there. At least a section of at least one the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces the sleeve web may be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening to be appropriate. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Rands of the opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges the openings can be lined.

The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The backside may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a first fabric with a first web side edge and a second web side edge; provision a second fabric web having a first web side edge and a second web Web side edge; intermittent cutting of the second web side edge the first panel, whereby depressions are formed; intermittent Cutting the second web side edge of the second web, thereby Wells are formed; Align the first and second Fabric web together in an orientation surface Surface, whereby an arrangement is set at which the first web side edge of the first fabric next to the the first web side edge of the second web lies, and the second Web side edge of the first web next to the second web side edge the second panel lies, wherein the recesses of the second Bahnseitenrandes the first panel next to the wells of the second web side edge of the second fabric, whereby edges be formed, which define neck openings; attachment at least a portion of the second web side edge of the first fabric at least a portion of the second web side edge of the second Fabric web in orientation top to top, which at least a section of a central seam and a composite fabric web which are a pair of opposing track side edges through the first web side edges of the first Fabric web and the first web side edges are formed; intermittent cutting of the composite web, thereby Armöffnungsränder be formed, the pairs opposite arm openings in the composite Determine fabric path; Cutting the composite fabric, making discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the composite Fabric has at least one neck opening, a front with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, a pair of arm opening edges, two Garment end sections, and a pair of opposing ones Piece margins, with the opposite Piece margins of the discrete piece in garment size nearby a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be deployed. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. It can be pieces be provided from sleeve web, each of the pieces from the sleeve web at least one inner surface having an outer surface, a garment side edge, the at least one section with a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of the arm opening edges the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge, the garment end edge having one of the arm opening edges aligning the arm openings in the composite panel, and the outside surface of the piece the sleeve web in contact with the outer surface of the composite fabric web, on at least one section the arm opening edge of the arm openings. At least a section of the garment's end edge of the piece From the sleeve webbing can be attached to at least a section the arm opening edge of the arm opening attached and be fixed there. At least a section of at least one the arm opening edges of the piece the sleeve web may be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges can be lined.

It can be provided a collar. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams may be refastenable. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams may not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the opening may be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the arm opening edges of the openings may be lined be.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be formed, whereby a pair of edges of a slot becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is trained. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the garment 410 is in the 25 and 27 shown. The piece of clothing 410 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 411 respectively. 413 on. In the present application, the term "garments" shall mean a shirt, a T-shirt, a cape, a bathrobe, a dressing gown, a jacket, a coat, or any type of garment covering the upper body, with variable length of the garment 410 itself and the sleeve (if any), as well as various neck openings and garment openings, such as slits. In the preferred embodiment, cf. the 31 and 32 , the piece of clothing 410 preferably at least one front side 418 and a back 423 on. The front has a pair of garment side edges 419 and 420 on, a garment lower edge 421 , and a shoulder area 422 that between the garment margins 419 and 420 is arranged. The backside 423 has a pair of garment side edges 424 and 425 on, a garment lower edge 427 , and a shoulder area 429 that between the garment margins 424 and 425 is arranged.

The garment margin 419 is with the garment margin 424 connected to the garment side seams 430 train. The garment margin 420 is with the garment margin 425 connected to the garment side seams 431 train. A section of the garment side seams 430 and 431 remains unconnected, preferably in the shoulder areas 422 and 429 , whereby two opposite arm openings 445 and 447 be formed.

The finished garment 410 can sleeve 449 and 451 such that it at least partially the arm opening 445 respectively. 447 surrounded by the garment 410 , In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 449 or 451 at the finished garment 410 to be available. The length of the sleeves 449 and 451 may range from a length which is intended to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer to a considerably shorter length. The sleeve opening end edges 445 and 446 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 454 and 456 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

In the embodiments of the garments 410 that are not the sleeves 449 and 451 may have the unattached portions of the garment side edges 419 and 424 and the garment side edges 420 and 425 more precisely the sleeve opening edges 446 and 448 which the arm opening 445 respectively. 447 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the arm opening edges 446 and 448 which the arm openings 445 and 447 set, be left unhurried, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 460 around their perimeter by the edge 462 is located in at least one of the shoulder areas 422 and 429 , The neck opening 460 is typically between the garment side edges 419 . 420 . 424 and 425 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 460 is not required. The neck opening 460 may take on various sizes as well as shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. Although the arrangement of the neck opening 460 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 422 and 429 as well as between the garment side edges 419 . 420 . 424 and 425 However, typically the arrangement of the neck opening 460 so made that a larger section of the neck opening 460 in the front shoulder area 422 lies.

Furthermore, although the shape of the neck opening 460 be symmetrical, but is typically the shape of the neck opening 460 asymmetrical, as dictated by fashion and comfort. In some embodiments of the garment 410 can the edge 462 the neck opening 460 be lined. For easier production, the edge 462 the neck opening 460 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Different styles of a collar 464 Kings also at the edge 462 the neck opening 460 be attached. The attachment of the collar 464 can not be reattached by devices as discussed below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 464 refastenable by means of devices as explained below. The collars 460 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed edges for T-shirts, decorative edges, and the like, as known in the clothing industry.

The garment bottom edges 421 and 427 of the garment 410 may also be lined (a sewing facility 480 is in 25 shown). For ease of manufacture, the garment bottom edges 421 and 427 of the garment 410 stay unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

The front 418 , the backside 423 or both may be cut or otherwise opened to a slot 433 or 440 (shown in 27 ) form, for example, a slot. The piece of clothing 410 that one slot or both slots 433 and 440 can be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe and the like. The slot 433 has two edges 436 and 437 on. The slot 440 has two edges 441 and 442 on. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 465 , see. The following discussion may be used to re-attach the edges 436 and 437 or the edges 441 and 442 to attach or attach to re-closable or refastenable garments 410 train. The slots 433 and 440 on the front side 418 or the back 423 can from the edge 462 the neck opening 460 to the bottom of the garment 421 respectively. 427 run. In the alternative, the slots 433 and 440 itself only over a section of the pages 418 and 423 between the edge 462 the neck opening 460 and the garment bottom edge 421 respectively. 427 extend. If the garment 410 both a slot 433 in the front 418 as well as a slot 440 in the back 423 can have the slots 433 and 440 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. It should be understood that the term "equal" as used herein is intended to encompass identical and varying levels of equality. It is further noted that the term "different" as used herein is intended to encompass various and varying levels of difference.

An alternative embodiment of the invention is in the 29 and 30 shown. The piece of clothing 482 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 483 and 484 on. In this embodiment, the garment has 482 preferably a right front 490 on, a left front 491 , a right back 500 , and a left rear 501 , The right front 490 has a garment side edge 492 and a margin 494 on, a garment lower edge 496 and a shoulder area 498 that is between the garment margin 492 and the margin 494 is arranged. The left front 491 has a margin 493 and a garment margin 495 on, a garment lower edge 497 , and a shoulder area 499 that is between the margin 493 and the garment margin 495 is arranged. The right rear 500 has a garment side edge 502 and a margin 504 on, a garment lower edge 506 , and a shoulder area 508 that is between the garment margin 502 and the margin 504 is arranged. The left rear 501 has a margin 503 and a garment margin 505 on, a garment lower edge 507 , and a shoulder area 509 that is between the margin 503 and the garment margin 505 is arranged.

At least a section of the page margin 494 is with at least a section of the page margin 493 connected to a central seam 520 form a front shoulder area 522 , and a front side 518 , At least a section of the page margin 504 is with at least a section of the page margin 503 connected to a central seam 524 form a back shoulder area 526 , and a backside 528 , The garment margin 492 is with the garment margin 502 connected to a garment side seam 510 train. The garment margin 495 is with the garment margin 505 connected to a garment side seam 511 train. A section of the garment side seams 510 and 511 remains unconnected or disconnected in the shoulder areas 522 and 526 , whereby two opposite arm openings 540 and 542 be determined.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the side edges 493 and 494 or a portion of them (or alternatively or additionally, the margins 503 and 504 or a portion of them), leaving a slot (or alternatively slots) in the garment 482 is produced. The piece of clothing 482 that at least a portion of the center seams 520 and 524 which remains unconnected may be used in this form as a cloak, dressing gown or robe, or the like. Various locking devices, discussed below, could be used be re-closable or refastenable central seams 520 or 524 or train sections of them. In other embodiments, the central seams 520 and 524 , or portions thereof, may be formed as non-refastenable seams.

In some embodiments of the garment 482 can be at least one of the central seams 520 and 524 not be refastenable. Non-refastenable, central seams 520 and 524 may be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, heat bonding, sewing, tape, or the like, as known in the art. The non-refastenable, central seams 520 and 524 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method for producing such central seams 520 and 524 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. The central seams 520 and 524 may be interconnected to non-refastenable central seams 520 and 524 train.

In various embodiments of the garment 482 can have one or both of the central seams 520 and 524 be refastenable. The reattachment devices for joining edges include mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured to mate with a type of complementary device or inner surface 483 or the outer surface 484 of the garment 482 be locked or engaged. The re-attachable, central seams 520 and 524 can be formed continuously or intermittently. Furthermore, elastic fastening means can also be used to provide a better fit of the garment 482 sure.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 518 , the backside 528 , or both sides 518 and 528 cut or otherwise opened to a slot 513 or 568 (shown in 28 ) form, for example, a slot. The piece of clothing 482 , one or both slots 513 and 568 can be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe and the like. The slot 513 has two edges 525 and 529 on. The slot 568 has two edges 569 and 570 , Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive bonding agents 564 , see. The following discussion may be used to re-attach the edges 525 and 529 as well as the edges 569 and 570 so to install or fasten that re-closable or refastenable garments 482 arise. The slots 513 and 568 the front and back 518 respectively. 528 can from the edge 561 the neck opening 559 to the bottom of the garment 527 respectively. 536 run. In the alternative, the slots 513 and 568 over only a section of the pages 490 and 500 between the edge 561 the neck opening 559 and the garment bottom edge 527 respectively. 536 run. Indicates the garment 482 both a slot 513 in the front 518 as well as a slot 568 in the back 528 on, can the slots 513 and 568 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. It should be understood that the term "equal" as used herein is intended to encompass identical and different levels of equality. It should also be understood that the term "different" as used herein is intended to encompass varying and varying levels of diversity.

In some embodiments, the edges 525 and 529 of the slot 513 and the edges 569 and 570 of the slot 568 be re-attachable attached or attached. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 , see. The above discussion can be used to reattach the edges 525 and 529 or the edges 569 and 570 of the slot 513 respectively. 568 to attach or attach to each other.

The finished garment 482 can sleeve 544 and 547 such that it at least partially the arm opening 540 respectively. 542 of the garment 482 surround. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 544 or 547 at the finished garment 482 to be available. The length of the sleeves 544 and 547 may vary from a length intended to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer to a significantly shorter length. The sleeve opening end edges 553 and 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 553 and 555 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

In the embodiments of the garments 482 that are not the sleeves 544 and 547 may have the unpaved portions of the garment side edges 492 and 502 and the garment side edges 495 and 505 more specifically the arm opening edges 541 and 543 which the arm opening 540 respectively. 542 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the unpaved portion of the arm opening edges 541 and 543 , wel the arm openings 540 and 542 set, stay unscheduled, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 559 , set around its circumference by the edge 561 , located in at least one of the shoulder areas 522 and 526 , The neck opening 559 is typically in the center between the garment side edges 492 and 502 and the garment side edges 495 and 505 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 559 is not required. The neck opening 559 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. Although, arranging the neck opening 559 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 522 and 526 as well as between the garment side edges 492 and 502 and the garment side edges 495 and 505 but typically the arrangement of the neck opening 559 chosen so that a larger section of the neck opening 559 in the front shoulder area 522 located.

In addition, although the shape of the neck opening 559 be symmetrical, but is typically the shape of the neck opening 559 asymmetrical, as dictated by fashion and comfort. In some embodiments of the garment 482 can the edge 561 the neck opening 559 be lined. For easier production, the edge 561 the neck opening 559 to stay calm, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Different styles of a collar 563 can also be on the edge 561 the neck opening 559 be attached. The attachment of the collar 563 can not be reattached by devices as discussed below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 563 refastenable by predetermined as explained below. The collars 563 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed edges of T-shirts, decorative edges, and the like, as known in the apparel industry.

The garment bottom edges 496 . 497 . 506 and 507 of the garment 482 can also be lined. For ease of manufacture, the garment bottom edges 496 . 497 . 506 and 507 of the garment 482 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 410 (see the 25 and 27 ) for carrying around the upper body, the at least one front 418 has, a back 423 , a neck opening 460 around its perimeter by an edge 462 is fixed, arm openings 445 and 447 around their respective circumference by an arm-opening edge 446 respectively. 448 be set, and a lower body opening 432 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 421 and 427 is determined. The piece of clothing 410 has an inner surface 411 and an outer surface 413 on. The piece of clothing 410 can be a single-layered fabric 415 or a multi-layer laminate fabric 415 , In some embodiments of the present invention, the garment may 410 several layers of the fabric 415 exhibit. In some embodiments, the garment may 410 several layers of the fabric 415 exhibit. The present invention requires at least one fabric 415 in a single, continuous process to garments 410 to create.

In one embodiment of the present invention (see 25 ) becomes a fabric 415 with enough fabric width to the garment 410 made available to the garments 410 to create. The desired fabric 415 is a nonwoven material, although any other disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion below). The fabric 415 is typically handled by a reel or other source (not shown).

The fabric 415 is preferably compliant and feels soft to the wearer. The following description of materials from which the fabric 415 could also be made for the materials used to form the inner surface 411 and the outer surface 413 a multi-layer laminate fabric 415 used.

The fabric 415 may be any suitable material as described above in relation to the fabric 15 described.

The fabric 415 may consist of a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 410 shows the fabric 415 preferably a material having a basis weight between about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 410 be used, for example, the sleeves 446 and 448 , the cuffs 445 and 457 , and the collar 464 , Because the garment 410 typically used as leisurewear thought is, can the fabric 415 or portions thereof are made of materials having a basis weight which is abrasion resistant.

In embodiments where the fabric 415 A multilayer laminate is both the outer surface 413 as well as the inner surface 411 preferably yielding, and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 413 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 411 be used.

The outer surface 413 may be any suitable, gatherable material, as described above with respect to the outer surface 13 has been described.

Alternatively, the outer surface 413 be derived from a spunbonded fabric. In a preferred embodiment, the outer surface is 413 a laminate (SMS) of a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material, a meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material. The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and 1.0 osy (preferably 0.6 osy), and there are about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material. A pigment like titanium dioxide can enter the outside surface 413 and the inner surface 411 to be built in. Such spunbond meltblown nonwoven laminate material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may vary between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

The inner surface 411 may be any soft and flexible layer as described above with respect to the inner surface 11 has been described.

The outer surface 413 and the inner surface 411 may also be colored, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface becomes 411 either dyed, pigmented or printed with a material that does not irritate or penetrate the skin of the wearer.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 410 (see the 25 and 27 ) for carrying around the upper body, the at least one front side 418 has, a back 423 , a neck opening 460 around its perimeter by a border 462 is fixed, sleeve flaps 468 and 469 , and a lower body opening 432 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 421 and 427 is fixed. The piece of clothing 410 has an inner surface 411 and an outer surface 413 on. The piece of clothing 410 can be a single-layered fabric 415 or a multi-layer laminate fabric 415 , The materials that make up the fabric 415 has been explained above. In some embodiments, the garment may 410 several layers of the fabric 415 contain.

The fabric 415 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 410 is provided to the garments 410 manufacture. The preferred fabric 415 is a nonwoven material although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion above). The fabric 415 is typically handled by a reel or other source (not shown).

The fabric 415 has a pair of opposite web side edges 434 and 435 on. A repeating group of pairs of opposite pits 443 and 444 is in the track side edges 434 and 435 the fabric 415 through the cutting tool 414 cut in (see 25 ). The location of the opposite wells 443 and 444 corresponds to the garment side edges 419 and 420 or the garment side edges 424 and 425 of the finished garment 410 , The opposite depressions 443 and 444 may be generated by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic process, or by any other suitable method. The material coming from the opposite recesses 443 and 444 can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown).

The opposite depressions 443 and 444 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 443 and 444 is only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 415 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The opposite depression 443 and 444 may be the same or different in shape, structure, size and the like within the finished garment 410 ,

In some embodiments, the operation of cutting the opposing recesses 443 and 444 in the track side edges 434 and 435 the fabric 415 be omitted. Because the pattern of the garment 410 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 415 which is required to maintain a sufficient cohesion to withstand the operations or steps of the manufacturing process, one can simply use the garment 410 So design that this operation of cutting the opposite recesses 443 and 444 in the track side edges 434 and 435 (or alternatively in the garment side edges 419 and 420 and the garment side edges 424 and 425 ) of the fabric 415 is not required. As explained above, the arm openings 445 and 447 be generated so that a portion of the garment side edges 419 and 424 or the garment side edges 420 and 425 remains unpaved.

A repetitive series of openings 459 is through the cutting tool 414 in the fabric 415 cut. The place of the opening 459 corresponds to the neck opening 460 in the finished garment 410 , The openings 459 may be made by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method known in the art. Although shows 25 the cutting tool 414 which is the opening 459 and the opposite recesses 443 and 444 However, these cutting operations may also be performed by separate devices and at different stages within the manufacturing process. That of the openings 459 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown). The opening 459 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opening 459 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 415 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

True, in a typical garment 410 the opening 459 in the center between the two pairs of opposite depressions 443 and 444 arranged, however, the arrangement of the opening 459 with respect to two pairs of opposite wells 443 and 444 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 415 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 459 between the two pairs of opposite wells 443 and 444 symmetric or asymmetrical.

The fabric 415 is through a cutting tool 417 in discrete pieces 416 cut from garment size, with each discrete piece 416 of garment size at least one opening 459 has two pairs of opposite recesses 443 and 444 , a pair of opposite track margins 434 and 435 , a pair of opposite garment bottom edges 421 and 427 , and opposite garment end portions 438 and 439 , The location of the opposite web side edges 434 and 435 the fabric 415 corresponds to a sleeve opening end edge 454 a sleeve flap 468 near the garment side edge 419 the front 418 and the garment margin 424 the back 423 , or a sleeve opening end edge 456 a sleeve flap 469 near the garment side edge 420 the front 418 and the garment margin 425 the back 423 in the finished garment 410 , It should be noted that although the opposite web side edges 434 and 435 the fabric 415 (or alternatively the discrete piece 416 in garment size) typically to the sleeve opening end edges 454 and 456 in the finished garment 410 but stuff from the web side edges 434 and 435 removed or added to the sleeve opening end edges 454 and 456 in the finished garment 410 manufacture.

The opposite garment end sections 438 and 439 lie adjacent to the garment lower edge 421 the front 418 or to the garment lower edge 427 the back 423 in the finished garment 410 , The location of the opposite piece margins 426 and 428 of the discreet piece 416 in garment size corresponds to the garment bottom edge 421 the front 418 or the garment bottom edge 427 the back 423 in the finished garment 410 , It should be noted that, although typically the opposing piece side edges 426 and 428 of the discreet piece 416 in garment size to the garment bottom edge 421 and 427 at the finished garment 410 but stuff from the piece margins 426 and 428 removed, or added to the garment bottom edges 421 and 427 in the finished garment 410 to create.

Every discrete piece 416 in garment size of the fabric 415 is transported, typically by vacuum screens, belts, or conveyors, by seaming, folding, and fastening operations (not shown). The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known devices. The discrete piece 416 in dress dimension of the fabric 415 is through a folding device 450 folded around the opposite garment end sections 438 and 439 bring together so that the web page edge 434 the fabric 415 folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 419 the front 418 and the garment margin 424 the back 423 be brought together. The web page margin 435 the fabric 415 is folded back on itself, eliminating the garment's edge 420 the front 418 and the garment margin 425 the back 423 be brought together.

The union of the garment margin 419 and the garment margin 424 , as well as the union of the garment margin 420 and the garment margin 425 lead to the formation of the garment side seam 430 respectively. 431 of the garment 410 , It may be desirable to use the discrete piece 416 to reorient (or reorient) garment size for easy connection of the garment side seams 430 and 431 of the garment 410 to enable. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The discrete piece 416 in garment size of the fabric 415 can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown).

In various embodiments of the present invention, one or both of the garment side seams may 430 and 431 be designed as non-refastenable seam or re-attachable seam. Any excess material of the fabric 415 can from the edges of the garment side seams 430 and 431 removed to the garment side seams 430 and 431 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable garment side seams 430 and 431 can be made by any suitable device, for example, ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art (a stitcher 481 is in 25 shown). The non-refastenable garment side seams 430 and 431 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method of making such garment side seams 430 and 431 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. The garment side seams 430 and 431 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 430 and 431 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 419 and 424 and the garment side edges 420 and 425 of the garment 410 in the finished garment 410 held together to re-fastenable garment seams 430 and 42 train. The device for refastening the garment side edges 419 and 424 and the garment side edges 420 and 425 of the garment 410 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 465 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 465 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to lock or engage with a type of complementary device or outer surface 413 or the inner surface 411 of the garment 410 reach.

In addition, elastic fastening means 465 also be used to better fit the garment 410 sure. If the garment 410 refastenable garment side seams 430 and 431 Preferably, the refastenable devices are strategically placed on the panel 415 hung up before the fabric 415 in discrete pieces 416 is cut in garment size. The folding and realigning operations may be omitted if refastenable garment side seams 430 and 431 in the garment 410 available. However, there may be cohesive reasons with packaging for performing these two steps nonetheless.

The garment side seams 430 and 431 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the garment side seams 430 and 431 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 36 shown. So trained garment side seams 430 and 431 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 419 and 424 or the garment side edges 420 and 425 is connected. The inner surface 411 the garment side edges 419 and 420 the front 418 or the garment side edges 424 and 425 the back 423 are each brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 430 and 431 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 37 shown. So trained garment side seams 430 and 431 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment Outlet Connector side edges 419 and 424 or the garment side edges 420 and 425 is attached. The outer surface 413 the garment side edges 419 and 420 the front 418 or the garment side edges 424 and 425 the back 423 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 430 and 431 is an overlapping configuration, as in 35 shown. So trained garment side seams 430 and 431 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment side edges 419 and 424 or the garment side edges 420 and 425 is attached. The inner surface 411 one of the garment side edges 419 and 424 and one of the garment side edges 420 and 425 gets in touch with the outside surface 413 the other margin of each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 430 and 431 is an overlapping configuration, as in 38 shown. A trained garment side seam 430 is made by the garment side edge 419 or the garment margin 424 is folded. The outer surface 413 of the folded portion and the inner surface 411 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 419 or 424 , and the corresponding section of the front 418 or the back 423 , get in touch with the inside surface 411 or the outer surface 413 of the unfolded garment margin 424 or 419 and the corresponding section of the back 423 or the front 418 brought.

The garment margin 431 is made by folding back the garment side edge 420 or the garment margin 425 educated. The outer surface 413 of the folded portion and the inner surface 411 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edges 420 or 425 and the corresponding section of the front 418 or the back 423 gets in touch with the inside surface 411 or the outer surface 413 of the unfolded garment margin 425 or 420 and the corresponding section of the back 423 or the front 418 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge of the page 419 . 420 . 424 or 425 could be done so that the inner surface 411 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 438 and 439 the discrete pieces 416 in garment size of the fabric 415 can at the finished garment 410 be lined. The garment end sections 438 and 439 may be lined by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 438 and 439 to let go. The garment bottom edges 421 and 427 the discrete pieces 416 in garment size of the fabric 415 can at the finished garment 410 be lined. The garment bottom edges 421 and 427 may be fringed by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 429 and 427 to let go.

As in 33 shown, shows the garment 410 sleeve flaps 468 and 469 on. The sleeve flaps 468 and 469 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the sleeve flaps 468 and 469 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the sleeve flaps 468 and 469 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations in the manufacturing process. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 449 or 451 at the finished garment 410 be provided. The sleeves 449 and 451 , alternatively the sleeve flaps 468 and 469 , may be the same or different in shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 410 ,

The sleeve flap 468 has a pair of sleeve side edges 452 and 453 on, and a sleeve opening end edge 454 that between the sleeve margins 452 and 453 runs. It should be noted that the sleeve flap 468 can be made of multiple pieces of one or more materials. The sleeve flap 468 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 452 and 453 be brought together to a sleeve seam 463 of the sleeve 449 train.

The sleeve flap 469 has a pair of sleeve side edges 458 and 461 on, and a sleeve opening end edge 456 that between the sleeve margins 458 and 461 runs. It should be noted that the sleeve flap 469 can be made of multiple pieces of one or more materials. The sleeve flap 469 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 458 and 461 be brought together to a sleeve seam 467 of the sleeve 451 train.

It may be desirable to use the discrete pieces 416 to reorient (or reorient) garment size to a simple fastener the sleeve seams 463 and 467 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 of the garment 410 to enable. The discreet pieces 416 in garment size can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 463 and 467 can not be refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess material of fabric pieces 468 and 469 can from the respective edge of the sleeve seams 463 and 467 be removed to the sleeve seams 463 and 467 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 463 and 467 may be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or other attachment methods as known in the art, as discussed above. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 463 and 467 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair may be the sleeve side edges 452 and 453 or the opposite pair from the sleeve side edges 458 and 461 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 in the finished garment 410 held together so that re-attachable sleeve seams 463 and 467 be formed. The reattachment means for securing the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 452 and 453 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 458 and 461 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 465 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 465 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to interlock or engage with a type of complementary device or inner surface 411 or the outer surface 413 of the garment 410 reach. The re-attachable sleeve seams 463 and 467 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means can also be used to better fit the sleeves 449 and 451 of the garment 410 sure. If the garment 410 re-attachable sleeve seams 463 and 467 Preferably, the re-attachment devices are strategically placed on the sleeve flaps 468 and 469 arranged before or after the fabric 415 in discrete pieces 416 in garment size of the fabric 415 is cut or was. The operations of folding and reorienting can be eliminated if refastenable sleeve seams 463 and 467 at the garment 410 are provided. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps anyway.

The sleeve seams 463 and 467 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 463 and 467 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 36 shown. So trained sleeve seams 463 and 467 are made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 452 and 453 and the sleeve side edges 458 and 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 is connected. The inner surface 411 the sleeve side edges 452 and 453 and the sleeve side edges 458 and 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 is brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 463 and 467 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 37 shown. So trained sleeve seams 463 and 467 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 452 and 453 and the sleeve side edges 458 and 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 is connected. The outer surface 413 the sleeve side edges 452 and 453 and the sleeve side edges 458 and 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 is brought into contact with everyone else in the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 463 and 467 is an overlapping configuration, as in 35 shown. So trained sleeve seams 463 and 467 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 452 and 453 and the sleeve side edges 458 and 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 is connected. The inner surface 411 one of the sleeve side edges 452 or 453 and the sleeve side edges 458 or 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 gets in touch with the outside surface 413 the other sleeve margin 452 or 453 and the sleeve margin 458 or 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 463 and 467 is an overlapping configuration, as in 38 shown. So trained sleeve seams 463 and 467 are made by the sleeve side edge 452 or 453 and the sleeve side edge 458 or 461 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 is folded back. The outer surface 413 the folded portions and the inner surface of the unfolded portions of the sleeve side edge 452 or 453 and the sleeve side edge 458 or 461 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 will be in contact with the inside surface 411 or the outer surface 413 the not ge folded sleeve side edges 452 or 453 and the sleeve side edges 458 or 461 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a sleeve margin 452 . 453 . 458 or 461 could be represented as the inner surface 411 exposed along the fold.

The sleeve opening end edges 454 and 456 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 (In the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 454 and 456 the sleeve flap 468 respectively. 469 ) can be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 454 and 456 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 455 and 457 at the sleeve opening end edge 454 respectively. 456 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 of the garment 410 be attached, creating a cuff seam 471 respectively. 473 will be produced. The attachment of the cuffs 455 and 457 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, with the devices mentioned above. (A sewing facility 479 is in 25 shown). Alternatively, the attachment of the cuffs 455 and 457 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The cuff seams 471 and 473 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The cuffs 455 and 457 can take on different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 455 and 457 may be in terms of shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 410 be the same or different. The pattern of the cuffs 455 and 457 is only due to the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 455 and 457 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations in the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 471 and 473 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 471 and 473 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 36 shown. So trained cuff seams 471 and 473 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the cuff edge 470 and the sleeve opening end edge 454 or the cuff edge 472 and the sleeve opening end edge 456 of the garment 410 be attached to each other. The inner surface 411 the cuff edges 470 and 472 the cuff 455 respectively. 457 gets in touch with the inside surface 411 the sleeve opening edges 454 and 456 of the sleeve 459 respectively. 451 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 471 and 473 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 37 shown. So trained cuff seams 471 and 473 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly rotated portions of the cuff edge 470 and the sleeve opening edge 454 or the cuff edge 472 and the sleeve opening edge 456 of the garment 410 be attached. The outer surface 413 the cuff edges 470 and 472 the cuff 455 respectively. 457 gets in touch with the outside surface 413 the sleeve opening edges 454 and 456 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 471 and 473 is an overlapping configuration, as in 35 shown. So trained human seams 471 and 473 are made by at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 470 and the sleeve opening edge 454 or the cuff edge 472 and the sleeve opening edge 456 of the sleeve 449 and 451 be attached to each other. The inner surface 411 either the cuff margin 470 or the sleeve opening edge 454 and the cuff edge 472 or the sleeve opening edge 456 gets in touch with the outside surface 413 of the other cuff edge 470 or the sleeve opening edge 454 or the cuff edge 472 or the sleeve opening edge 456 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 471 and 473 is an overlapping configuration, as in 38 shown. So trained cuff seams 471 and 473 are made so that the cuff edge 470 or the sleeve opening end edge 454 and the cuff edge 472 or the sleeve opening end edge 456 of the sleeve 449 respectively. 451 be folded back. The outer surface 413 the folded sections and the inner surface 411 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 470 or the sleeve opening end edge 454 and the cuff edge 472 or the sleeve opening end edge 456 , as well as the corresponding sections of the cuffs 455 and 457 or the sleeve 449 and 451 , get in touch with the inside surface 411 or the outer surface 413 of the unfolded cuff edge 470 or 472 or the sleeve opening end edge 454 or 456 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 455 and 457 or the sleeve 449 and 451 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 470 or 472 or a sleeve opening end edge 454 or 456 could be done so that the inner surface 411 exposed along the fold.

The at the cuffs 455 and 457 turned The materials used may be the same as the materials used in the other sections of the garment 410 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that those in the cuffs 455 and 457 used materials have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 455 and 457 to adapt to the section of the arms of the wearer who is in contact with the cuffs 455 and 457 arrives.

The edge 462 the neck opening 460 can be lined with any method and in any style known in the field. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 462 the neck opening 460 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 464 on the edge 462 the neck opening 460 of the garment 410 be attached, creating a collar seam 475 is trained. The attachment of the collar 464 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, with devices that have been explained above. (A sewing facility 478 is in 25 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 464 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The collar seam 475 may be continuous or intermittent. The collar 464 can take on different sizes and shapes. The pattern of the collar 464 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 464 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 475 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the collar seam 475 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 36 shown. Such a collar seam 475 is made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 and the edge 462 the neck opening 460 of the garment 410 be attached to each other. The inner surface 411 of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 gets in touch with the inside surface 411 of the edge 462 the neck opening 460 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 475 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 37 shown. Such a trained collar seam 475 is manufactured so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 and the edge 462 the neck opening 460 of the garment 410 be attached to each other. The outer surface 413 of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 gets in touch with the outside surface 413 of the edge 462 the neck opening 460 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 475 is an overlapping configuration, as in 35 shown. Such a trained collar seam 475 is made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 and the edge 462 the neck opening 460 of the garment 410 be attached to each other. The inner surface 411 of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 or the edge 462 the neck opening 460 gets in touch with the outside surface 413 the other part brought, the collar edge 474 or the edge 462 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 475 is an overlapping configuration, as in 38 shown. Such a trained collar seam 475 is made so that the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 or the edge 462 the neck opening 460 is folded back. The outer surface 413 the folded sections and the inner surface 411 the unfolded portions of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 or the edge 462 the neck opening 460 and the corresponding sections of the collar 464 or the front 418 and the back 423 will be in contact with the inside surface 411 or the outer surface 413 of the unfolded collar edge 474 of the collar 464 or the edge 462 the neck opening 460 and the corresponding sections of the collar 464 or the front 418 or the back 423 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the collar edge 474 of the collar 464 or the edge 462 the neck opening 460 could be done so that the inner surface 411 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 475 is an overlapping configuration, as in 39 shown. Such a trained collar seam 475 is made so that the collar 464 on the edge 462 the neck opening 460 is folded, or over this edge 462 , The collar edges 474 of the collar 464 can be folded underneath, with the outside surface 413 of the collar 464 in contact with the edge 462 the neck opening and each section of the adjacent material of the front 418 , the back 423 or both, as desired. The collar edges 474 can remain exposed if they are not underfolded.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 475 is an overlapping configuration, as in 40 shown. Such a trained collar seam 475 is made so that the collar edge 474 is folded so that the inner surface 411 of the collar 464 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 462 the neck opening 460 is folded, that the outside surface 413 the front 418 , the back 423 , or both are brought into contact with themselves. The collar edge 474 gets into the fold of the edge 462 the neck opening 460 introduced. The edge 462 the neck opening 460 gets into the fold of the collar edge 474 introduced. In another embodiment, the collar edge 474 folded so that the outer surface 413 of the collar 464 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 462 the neck opening 460 is folded so that the inner surface 411 the front 418 , the back 423 , or both are brought into contact with themselves. The trained collar seam 475 Can be used with any seam described here.

The materials used in the collar 464 can be the same as the materials used in the other sections of the garment 410 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the collar 464 materials used have an elastic element, so that the collar 464 fits the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 464 arrives.

In various embodiments, the front side 418 , the backside 423 , or both sides 418 and 423 slotted or otherwise open to a slot 433 or 440 (shown in 27 ) form, for example, a slot. The slot 433 has two edges 436 and 437 on. The slot 440 has two edges 441 and 442 on. The slots 433 and 440 the front 418 or the back 423 can from the edge 462 the neck opening 460 from to the bottom of the garment 421 respectively. 427 run. In the alternative, the slots may be 433 and 440 only over a section of the pages 418 and 423 between the edge 462 the neck opening 460 and the garment bottom edge 421 respectively. 427 extend. If the garment 410 both a slot 433 in the front 418 as well as a slot 440 in the back 423 can have the slots 433 and 440 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like.

In some embodiments, the edges 436 and 437 of the slot 433 as well as the edges 441 and 442 of the slot 440 be re-attachable attached or attached. The edges 436 and 437 can be attached to each other so that the front seam 476 is trained. The edges 441 and 442 can be attached to each other so that the back seam 477 is trained. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 465 , see. the above discussion may be used to re-attach the edges 436 and 437 or the edges 441 and 442 of the slot 433 respectively. 440 to attach or attach to each other.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 482 (see the 26 and 28 ) to be worn around the upper body, with the garment 482 at least one front 518 has, a back 528 , a neck opening 559 around their diameter by the edge 561 is fixed, arm openings 540 and 542 around its circumference by an arm-opening edge 541 respectively. 543 be set, and a lower body opening 512 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 527 and 536 is determined. The piece of clothing 482 has an inner surface 483 and an outer surface 484 on. The piece of clothing 482 can be single layer fabric panels 486 and 487 have, multi-layer laminate panels 486 and 487 , or a combination of a single-ply fabric panel and a multi-layer laminate fabric panel 486 and 487 , In some embodiments, the garment may 482 several layers of the panels 486 and 487 have, or different substance combinations.

In one embodiment of the present invention (see 26 ) become two fabric panels 486 and 487 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 482 provided to the garments 482 manufacture. The desired fabric panels 486 and 487 are nonwoven materials, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion below). The panels 486 and 487 are typically handled by reels or other sources (not shown).

The panels 486 and 487 are preferably compliant and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials from which the fabric panels 486 and 487 can also be used in the materials used to form the inner surface 483 and the outer surface 484 the multi-layer laminate fabric panels 486 or 487 be used.

The panels 486 and 487 may be any suitable material, as above for the panels 215 and 216 has been described.

The panels 486 and 487 may be made from a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 482 Show the panels 486 and 487 preferably a material having a basis weight between about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 482 used, for example, the sleeves 544 and 547 , the cuffs 554 and 556 , and the collar 563 , Because the garment 482 Typically intended as casual wear, the fabric panels can 486 and 487 or portions of these may be made of materials having a basis weight that is abrasion resistant.

In embodiments where the fabric panels 486 and 487 are a multi-layer laminate, are both the outer surface 484 as well as the inner surface 483 preferably compliant and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 484 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 483 be used.

The outer surface 484 can be any suitable, gatherable material, as earlier for the outer surface 213 has been described.

Alternatively, the outer surface 484 be derived from a spunbonded fabric. In a preferred embodiment, the outer surface is 484 a laminate (SMS) of spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material, meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material. The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy (more preferably 0.6 osy), and about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material are provided. A pigment such as titanium dioxide may enter the outer surface 484 and the inner surface 483 be installed. Such spunbond meltblown nonwoven laminate material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may vary between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

The inner surface 483 can be any soft and flexible layer as above for the inner surface 211 has been described.

The outer surface 484 and the inner surface 483 may be further dyed, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface 483 either dyed, pigmented, or printed with a material that does not irritate the skin of the wearer, or that allows the paint to leak onto the skin.

One type of embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 482 (see the 26 and 28 ) for carrying around the upper body, the at least one front side 518 has, a back 528 , a neck opening 559 around its perimeter by an edge 561 is fixed, sleeve flaps 566 and 567 , and a lower body opening 512 around their circumference through garment end sections 534 and 535 is determined. The piece of clothing 482 has an inner surface 483 and an outer surface 484 on. The piece of clothing 482 Can single-layer fabric panels 486 and 487 and can be multi-layer laminate fabric panels 486 and 487 exhibit. The materials that make up the fabric 486 and 487 have been explained above. In some embodiments, the garment may 482 several layers of fabric 486 and 487 exhibit.

The panels 486 and 487 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 482 be used to produce the garments 482 provided. The desired fabric panels 486 and 487 are nonwoven materials, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion above). The panels 486 and 487 are typically handled by roles or other sources (not shown).

The fabric 486 has a pair of opposite web side edges 514 and 515 on. A repeating series of opposing wells 537 and 539 is through the cutting tool 485 in the web page margin 514 the fabric 486 cut in (see 26 ). The location of the opposite wells 537 and 539 corresponds to the garment side edge 492 respectively. 502 of the finished garment 482 , The opposite depressions 537 and 539 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That from the opposite wells 537 and 539 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown).

The fabric 487 has a pair of opposite web side edges 516 and 517 on. A repeating group of opposite pits 537 and 539 is through the cutting tool 485 in the web page margin 517 the fabric 487 cut in (see 26 ). The location of the opposite wells 537 and 539 corresponds to the garment side edges 495 and 505 of the finished garment 482 , The opposite depressions 537 and 539 can be made by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic operation, or other suitable methods. It is noted that though 26 the cutting tool 485 shows, wel Ches the opposite wells 537 and 539 in the fabric 486 and 487 cuts (or alternatively in the fabric 486 However, these operations could also be performed by separate facilities and at different stages within the manufacturing process.

The opposite depressions 537 and 539 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 537 and 539 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 486 and 487 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps and operations of the manufacturing process. The wells 539 For example, the shape, the texture, the size and the like may be the same as or different from each other, or different from the depressions 537 in the finished garment 482 ,

Alternatively, the garment side edges 492 and 502 and the garment side edges 495 and 505 be the same or different.

In one embodiment of the present invention (see 26 ) are the two panels 486 and 487 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 482 united to the garments 482 manufacture. The desired fabric is a nonwoven material, although any disposable or washable fabric may be used. The two panels 486 and 487 are unwound from roles (not shown), and in an orientation side by side (see 43 ) and together at the web edge 515 the fabric 486 and the web page edge 516 the fabric 487 attached, creating a central seam 519 on the composite fabric 521 is determined. In some embodiments, portions of the central seam 519 remain unpaved, by intermittently attaching the web side edges 515 and 516 the fabric panels 486 and 487 , In other embodiments, the central seam 519 be continuously formed. The desired attachment method is ultrasonic bonding, although other attachment methods may be used, such as heat bonding, adhesive, tape, sewing, or any other attachment method known in the art.

In another type of embodiment, the two panels are 486 and 487 for the production of the garment 482 to produce the garment 482 united. The two panels 486 and 487 are unwound from rolls and brought together in an orientation front to front (or, alternatively, back to back), and to each other at the web side edge 515 the fabric 486 and the web page edge 516 the fabric 487 attached, causing the central seam 519 the composite fabric 521 is determined (see 42 ).

The central seam 519 , or portions thereof, may be formed as a refastenable seam, a refastenable seam, or a combination of a non-refastenable seam and a refastenable seam. Any excess material from the fabric panels 486 and 487 can from the track margins 515 and 516 (or alternatively the margins 493 . 494 . 503 and 504 ) of the central seam 519 be removed to the central seam 519 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable, central seam 519 may be made by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or the like, as known in the art. The non-refastenable, central seam 519 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method for forming such a central seam 519 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, which is incorporated herein by reference. The central seam 519 may be connected to a non-refastenable central seam 519 train. Compare the above discussion regarding the central seams 520 and 524 ,

In other embodiments of the present invention, the web side edges 515 and 516 (or alternatively the margins 493 and 494 and the margins 503 and 504 ) of the fabric 486 respectively. 487 in the finished garment 482 held together to the re-attachable central seam 519 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the web side edges 515 and 516 the fabric panels 486 and 487 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are adapted to mate with a type of complementary device or outer surface 484 or the inner surface 483 of the garment 482 locked or engaged. The re-attachable central seams 519 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic attachment medium 564 also be used to better fit the garment 482 sure. Indicates the garment 482 a refastenable central seam 519 On, the refastenable device becomes strategically on the panels 486 and 487 arranged before the fabric panels 486 and 487 in pieces 488 and 489 of garment size. The operations of folding and re-aligning may be omitted if a refastenable central suture 519 at the garment 482 is available. However, there may be coexisting reasons with the package for performing these two steps nevertheless.

The central seam 519 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the central seam 519 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 45 shown. A so-formed central seam 519 is made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the web side edges 515 and 516 is connected. The inner surface 483 the railway side edges 515 and 516 the fabric 486 respectively. 487 is brought into contact with the corresponding other inner surface.

Another embodiment of the central seam 519 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 46 shown. A so-formed central seam 519 is made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the web side edges 515 and 516 is attached. The outer surfaces 484 the railway side edges 515 and 516 the fabric 486 respectively. 487 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 519 is an overlapping configuration, as in 44 shown. A so-formed central seam 519 is made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the web side edges 515 and 516 is connected. The inner surface 483 one of the track side edges 515 and 516 the fabric 486 respectively. 487 gets in touch with the outside surface 484 the other side of the track 515 respectively. 516 brought.

Another embodiment of the central seam 519 is an overlapping configuration, as in 47 shown. A so-formed central seam 519 is made so that the web side edge 515 (or alternatively the web page edge 516 ) is folded back. The outer surface 484 of the folded portion and the inner surface of the unfolded portion of the web side edge 515 and the corresponding sections of the fabric 486 (or alternatively the web side edge 516 and the corresponding sections of the fabric 487 ) are in contact with the inner surface 483 or the outer surface 484 of the web page margin 516 and the corresponding sections of the fabric 487 brought (or alternatively the web page edge 515 and the corresponding sections of the fabric 486 ). It should be noted that the folding back of a web page edge 515 or 516 could be done so that the inner surface 483 exposed along the fold.

The opposite depressions 537 and 539 the railway side edges 515 and 517 the fabric 486 respectively. 487 can through the cutting tool 485 in the web page margin 514 and 515 be cut before or after the two panels 486 and 487 attached to each other to the united fabric 521 train. That from the opposite wells 537 and 539 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown). Because the pattern of the garment 482 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 486 and 487 (or alternatively the composite fabric 521 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the operations or steps of the manufacturing process, can be the garment 482 Just design that this operation of cutting the opposite recesses 537 and 539 in the fabric 486 and 487 (or alternatively in the composite fabric web 521 ) is not required. In some embodiments, the operation of cutting the opposing recesses 537 and 539 in the track side edges 514 and 517 the fabric 486 respectively. 487 be omitted. The arm openings 540 and 542 can be created so that a portion of the garment side edges 492 and 502 or a section of the garment side edges 495 and 505 remains unpaved.

If the panels 486 and 487 united to the united fabric 521 form, the opposite recesses 537 and 539 typically positioned or arranged such that the opposing recesses 537 and 539 a repeating series of pairs of opposing wells 537 and 539 in the web page margins 514 and 517 form. However, such a placement or arrangement is not required in the present invention. The placement of the opposite wells 537 and 539 in relation to each other, albeit with a typical garment 482 the opposite wells 537 and 539 are arranged so that they are directly opposite each other, only by the mode and the minimum amount of fabric panels 486 and 487 (or alternatively the together set fabric 521 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The opposite depressions 537 and 539 may be the same or different in shape, structure, size and the like in the finished garment 482 ,

A repetitive series of openings 558 is through the cutting tool 485 in at least one of the panels 486 and 487 cut (or alternatively in the composite fabric 521 ). It is noted that though 26 the cutting tool 485 shows that the opening 558 and the opposite recesses 537 and 539 However, these cutting operations could be performed by separate devices and at different stages within the manufacturing process. The place of the opening 558 corresponds to the neck opening 559 in the finished garment 482 , The openings 558 can be made by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. The openings 558 can in at least one of the fabric panels 486 and 487 be cut before or after the panels 486 and 487 united to the united fabric 521 train.

The opening 558 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. That of the openings 558 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source. The pattern of the opening 558 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 486 and 487 (or, alternatively, the composite panel 521 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

In alternative embodiments of the present invention, the openings 558 from the wells 571 which are in the web page margin 515 the fabric 486 are incised, and the wells 572 exist in the web page margin 516 the fabric 487 are cut, before the union of the panels 486 and 487 for forming the composite fabric 521 (please refer 41 ). A deepening 571 and a recess 572 be combined to the opening 558 train.

True, in a typical garment 482 the opening 558 in the center between the two pairs of opposite depressions 537 and 539 arranged, however, is the arrangement of the opening 558 with respect to two pairs of opposite wells 537 and 539 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 486 and 487 (or alternatively the composite fabric 521 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 558 between the two pairs of opposite wells 537 and 539 be symmetric or asymmetric.

The composite fabric 521 is through the cutting tool 417a in discrete pieces 523 cut from garment size, with each discrete piece 523 of garment size at least one opening 558 has two pairs of opposite recesses 537 and 539 , a pair of opposite track margins 514 and 517 , a pair of opposite garment bottom edges 527 and 536 , and opposite garment end portions 534 and 535 , The location of the opposite web side edges 514 and 517 the composite fabric 521 corresponds to a sleeve opening end edge 553 a sleeve flap 566 near the garment side edge 492 the right front 490 (or alternatively the front 518 ) and the garment margin 502 the right rear 500 (or alternatively the back 528 ), and a sleeve opening end edge 555 a sleeve flap 557 near the garment side edge 495 the left front 491 (or alternatively the front 518 ) and the garment margin 505 the left back 501 (or alternatively the back 528 ), in the finished garment 482 , It should be noted that although the opposite web side edges 514 and 515 the fabric 486 (or alternatively the composite fabric 521 or the discrete piece 523 in garment size) typically to the sleeve opening end edges 553 and 555 in the finished garment 482 but stuff from the web side edges 514 and 515 removed or added to the sleeve opening end edges 553 and 555 in the finished garment 482 to create.

The opposite garment end sections 534 and 535 are adjacent to the garment bottom edge 527 the front 518 or the garment bottom edge 536 the back 528 in the finished garment 482 arranged. The location of the opposite piece margins 548 and 549 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size corresponds to the garment bottom edge 527 the front 518 or the garment bottom edge 536 the back 528 in the finished garment 482 , It should be noted that although the opposite Stücksei tenränder 548 and 549 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size, typically the garment bottom edges 527 and 536 in the finished garment 482 but stuff from the piece margins 548 and 549 removed, or added to the garment bottom edges 527 and 536 in the finished garment 482 to create.

Every discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 is typically transported through vacuum screens, belts, or conveyors by seaming, folding and fastening operations (not shown). The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known device. The discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 is through a folding device 546 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 534 and 535 be brought together so that the web page edge 514 the composite fabric 521 folded on itself, eliminating the garment edge 492 the front 518 and the garment margin 502 the back 528 be brought together. The web page margin 517 the composite fabric 521 is folded onto itself, eliminating the garment's edge 495 the front 518 and the garment margin 505 the back 528 be brought together.

In other embodiments, the panels may 486 and 487 in one piece 488 respectively. 489 of garment size to be cut before the fabric panels 486 and 487 for forming the composite fabric 521 to be united. The pieces 488 and 489 in garment size of the fabric panels 486 and 487 are fastened together to the discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 train. The pieces 488 and 489 in garment size are united to the discrete piece 523 to form in garment size, leaving any discrete piece 523 in garment size at least one opening 558 has two pairs of opposite recesses 537 and 539 , a pair of opposite track margins 514 and 517 , and opposite garment end portions 534 and 535 as described above.

The pieces 488 and 489 in garment size of the fabric panels 486 and 487 Can be folded before or after the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 train. The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known device. The piece 488 in garment size is determined by the folding device 546 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 530 and 532 be brought together so that the piece 480 in garment size is folded onto itself, leaving a right front 490 and a right back 500 be brought together. The web page margin 514 is folded onto itself, eliminating the garment's edge 492 the right front 490 and the garment margin 502 the right back 500 be brought together. The web page margin 516 is folded on itself, reducing the margin 494 the right front 490 and the margin 504 the right back 500 be formed. The piece 488 garment size includes at least a pair of opposing pits 537 and 539 , the web page margin 514 , and the opposite garment end portions 530 and 532 ,

The piece 489 in garment size is determined by the folding device 546 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 531 and 533 be brought together so that the piece 489 in garment size is folded onto itself, creating a left front 491 and a left back 501 be formed. The web page margin 516 is folded on itself, reducing the margin 493 the left front 491 and the margin 503 the left back 501 be formed. The web page margin 517 is folded onto itself, eliminating the garment's edge 495 the left front 491 and the garment margin 505 the left back 501 be brought together. The piece 489 garment size includes at least a pair of opposing pits 537 and 539 , the web page margin 515 , and the opposite garment end portions 531 and 533 , It should be noted that although the folding operations on the pieces 488 and 489 of garment size in 26 are shown as being simultaneously from a folding device 546 However, these folding operations could also be performed by separate devices and in different stages in the manufacturing process.

The margins 494 and 493 the right front 490 or the left front 491 are fastened together to form a section of the central seam 519 and the front 518 train. The margins 504 and 503 the right back 500 or the left back 501 are fastened together to form a section of the central seam 519 and the back 528 train.

The central seam 519 , or portions thereof, may be a non-refastenable suture, a refastenable suture, or a combination of a non-refastenable suture and a he be formed fastenable seam again. Any excess material from the fabric panels 486 and 487 can from the margins 493 . 494 . 503 and 504 the central seam 519 be removed to the central seam 519 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable central seam 519 can be made by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any method known in the art. The non-refastenable central seam 519 can be formed continuously or intermittently. Compare the above discussion of the central seams 520 and 524 ,

In other embodiments of the present invention, the side edges 493 . 494 . 503 and 504 of the garment 482 in the finished garment 482 held together to the re-attachable central seam 519 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the side edges 493 . 494 . 503 and 504 of the garment 482 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, tape, and the like, which are adapted to mate with a type of complementary device or outer surface 484 or the inner surface 483 of the garment 482 lock or engage. A refastenable central seam 519 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 564 also be used to better fit the garment 482 sure. If the garment 482 a re-attachable, central seam 519 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the panels 486 and 487 arranged before the fabric panels 486 and 487 in pieces 488 and 489 of garment size. The operations of folding and re-aligning may be omitted if a refastenable central suture 519 at the garment 482 is available. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The center seam 519 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations may be adopted as known in the art. An embodiment of the central seam 519 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 45 shown. A so-formed central seam 519 is made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the side edges 493 and 494 and the margin 503 respectively. 504 is connected. The inner surface 483 the right and left front 490 respectively. 491 and the inner surface 483 the right or left back 500 respectively. 501 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 519 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 46 shown. A so-formed central seam 519 is made by having at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the side edges 493 and 503 or the margins 494 and 504 get connected. The outer surface 484 the right and left fronts 490 and 491 and the outer surface of the right and left backs 500 and 501 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 519 is an overlapping configuration, as in 44 shown. A so-formed central seam 519 is made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the side edges 493 and 503 or the margins 494 and 504 be connected to each other. The inner surface 483 either the right or left front 490 respectively. 491 as well as the inner surface 483 the right or left back 500 respectively. 501 will be in contact with the outside surface 484 the other side of each pair.

Another embodiment of the central seam 519 is an overlapping configuration, as in 47 shown. Such a trained central seam 519 is made so that the margins 594 and 504 folded back (or alternatively the margins 493 and 503 ). The outer surface 484 of the folded portion and the inner surface 483 the unfolded portion of the margins 494 and 504 and the corresponding sections of the right front and right rear side 490 respectively. 500 (or alternatively the margins 493 and 503 and the corresponding sections of the left front and left rear sides 491 respectively. 501 ) will be in contact with the inner surface 483 or the outer surface 484 the margins 493 and 503 and the corresponding sections of the left front and left rear sides 491 respectively. 501 brought (or alternatively the margins 494 and 504 and the corresponding sections of the right front and right rear side 490 respectively. 500 ). It should be noted that the folding back of a page margin, such as the page margins 493 . 494 . 503 and 504 could be done so that the inner surface 483 exposed along the fold.

The locations of the garment finish section 530 the right front 490 and the garment finish section 531 the left front 491 correspond to the garment end portion 534 the front 518 in the finished garment 482 , The locations of the garment finish section 532 the right back 500 and the garment finish section 533 the left back 501 correspond to the garment end portion 535 the back 528 in the finished garment 482 ,

In the embodiments in which the fabric panels 486 and 487 of the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size are fastened to each other before the folding step, every discrete piece becomes 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 transported, typically by vacuum screens, belts or conveyors, by seaming, folding and fastening operations. The folding operations are preferably carried out by folding machines and folding devices, as well as with any other known device. The discrete piece 523 in garment size of the fabric 521 is through the folding device 546 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 534 and 535 be brought together so that the web page edge 514 the composite fabric 521 folded on itself, eliminating the garment edge 492 the front 518 and the garment margin 502 the back 528 be brought together. The web page margin 517 the composite fabric 521 is folded onto itself, eliminating the garment's edge 494 the front 518 and the garment margin 505 the back 528 be brought together.

Matching the garment margin 492 and the garment margin 502 , as well as matching the garment margin 495 and the garment margin 505 make up the garment side seam 510 respectively. 511 of the garment 482 out. It may be desirable to use the discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 realign (or reorient) to a simple connection of the garment side seams 510 and 511 of the garment 482 to enable. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 can be oriented differently by 90 degrees (not shown).

In various embodiments of the present invention, one or both of the garment side seams may 510 and 511 be formed as non-refastenable seams or as re-attachable seams. Any excess material from the fabric panels 486 and 487 can from the edges of the garment side seams 510 and 511 removed to the garment side seams 510 and 511 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable garment side seams 510 and 511 can be made by any suitable means, for example, ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art (a stitcher 582 is in 26 shown). The non-refastenable garment side seams 510 and 511 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method of making such garment side seams 510 and 511 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al., which is incorporated herein by reference. The garment side seams 510 and 511 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 510 and 511 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 492 and 502 as well as the garment side edges 495 and 505 of the garment 482 in the finished garment 482 be held together to a re-attachable garment side seams 510 respectively. 511 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the garment side edges 492 and 502 and the garment side edges 495 and 505 of the garment 482 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to lock or engage with a type of complementary device or outer surface 484 or the inner surface 483 of the garment 482 reach.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 564 also be used to better fit the garment 482 sure. If the garment 482 refastenable garment side seams 510 and 511 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the panels 486 and 487 arranged before the fabric panels 486 and 487 in pieces 488 and 489 of garment size. The operations of folding and re-orienting may be eliminated if refastenable garment side seams 510 and 511 at the garment 482 are provided. However, there may be reasons associated with the packaging for this to do the steps anyway.

The garment side seams 510 and 511 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the garment side seams 510 and 511 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 45 shown. So trained garment side seams 510 and 511 are made by having at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 492 and 502 and the garment side edges 495 and 505 get connected. The inner surface 483 the garment side edges 492 and 495 the front 518 as well as the garment side edges 502 and 505 the back 528 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 510 and 511 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 46 shown. So trained garment margins 510 and 511 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 492 and 502 or the garment side edges 495 and 505 get connected. The outer surface 484 the garment side edges 492 and 495 the front 518 or the garment side edges 502 and 505 the back 528 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 510 and 511 is an overlapping configuration, as in 44 shown. So trained garment side seams 510 and 511 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment side edges 492 and 502 or the garment side edges 495 and 505 get connected. The inner surface 483 one of the garment side edges 492 and 502 and one of the garment side edges 495 and 505 gets in touch with the outside surface 484 the other margins of each pair of margins.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 510 and 511 is an overlapping configuration, as in 47 shown. A trained garment side seam 510 is made by the garment side edge 492 or the garment margin 502 is folded back. The outer surface 484 of the folded portion and the inner surface 483 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 492 or 502 and the corresponding section of the front 490 (alternatively the front 518 ) or the back 500 (alternatively the back 528 ) will be in contact with the inner surface 583 or the outer surface 484 the unfolded side edge and the corresponding portion of the front 490 (alternatively the front 518 ) or the back 500 (alternatively the back 528 ) brought.

The garment margin 511 is made by folding back the garment side edge 495 or the garment margin 505 educated. The outer surface 484 of the folded portion and the inner surface 483 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 495 or 505 and the corresponding section of the front 491 (or alternatively the front 518 ) or the back 501 (or alternatively the back 528 ) will be in contact with the inner surface 483 or the outer surface 484 the unfolded side edge and the corresponding portion of the front 491 (or alternatively the front 518 ) or the back 501 (or alternatively the back 528 ) brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge 492 . 502 . 495 or 505 could be done so that the inner surface 483 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 534 and 535 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 can in the finished garment 482 be lined. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 530 . 531 . 532 and 533 of the pieces 488 and 489 the fabric 486 respectively. 487 to line before the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 train. The garment end sections 534 and 535 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size (or alternatively garment tail sections 530 . 531 . 532 and 533 of the pieces 588 and 589 in garment size) may be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 534 and 535 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size (or alternatively the garment end portions 530 . 531 . 532 and 533 of the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size) to leave unanswered.

The garment bottom edges 527 and 536 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 can in the finished garment 482 be lined. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 496 . 497 . 506 and 507 of the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size of the fabric 486 respectively. 487 to sow men before the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 523 in garment size of the composite fabric 521 train. The garment bottom edges 527 and 536 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size (or alternatively the garment bottom edges 496 . 497 . 506 and 507 of the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size) may be lined by any method and in any style known in the art (a sewing device 581 is in 26 shown). In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 527 and 536 of the discreet piece 523 in garment size (or alternatively the garment bottom edges 496 . 497 . 506 and 507 of the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size) to leave unanswered.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the garment has sleeves 544 and 547 on (see the 29 . 30 and 34 ). The sleeves 544 and 547 be out of the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 produced. The sleeve flaps 566 and 567 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 (or alternatively the sleeve 544 and 547 ) only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The sleeves 544 and 547 , alternatively the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 , may be the same or different in shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 482 , In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 544 or 547 at the finished garment 482 to be available.

The sleeve flap 566 has a pair of sleeve side edges 550 and 552 on, as well as a sleeve opening end edge 553 that between the sleeve margins 550 and 552 runs. It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve flap 566 can be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The sleeve flap 566 is folded to the opposite sleeve side edges 550 and 552 bring together a sleeve seam 562 of the sleeve 544 train.

The sleeve flap 567 has a pair of sleeve side edges 557 and 560 on, as well as a sleeve opening end edge 555 that between the sleeve margins 550 and 552 runs. It should also be noted that the sleeve flap 567 can be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The sleeve flap 567 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 557 and 560 be brought together to a sleeve seam 565 of the sleeve 547 train.

It may be desirable the pieces 488 and 489 in garment size (or alternatively the discrete piece 523 in garment size) to reorient (or reorient) to easy attachment of the sleeve seams 562 and 565 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 of the garment 482 to enable. The pieces 488 and 489 in garment size (or alternatively the discrete piece 423 in garment size) can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 562 and 565 can not be refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess material of the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 can from the respective edge of the sleeve seams 562 and 565 be removed to the sleeve seams 562 and 565 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 562 and 565 may be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art, as discussed above. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 562 and 565 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair of sleeve side edges 550 and 552 or the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 557 and 560 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 in the finished garment 482 held together so that re-attachable sleeve seams 562 and 565 be formed. The refastenable devices for securing the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 550 and 552 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 557 and 560 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to fit with a type of complementary device or inner surface 483 or the outer surface 484 of the garment 482 locked or engaged. The re-attachable sleeve seams 562 and 565 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 564 Also used to better fit the sleeves 544 and 547 of the garment 482 sure. If the garment 482 re-attachable sleeve seams 562 and 565 Preferably, the re-attachment devices are strategically placed on the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 arranged before the opposite recesses 537 and 539 in the track side edges 514 and 517 the composite fabric 521 be cut (or alternatively in the panels 486 and 487 ). The operations of folding and re-orienting may be eliminated if refastenable sleeve seams 562 and 565 at the garment 482 are provided. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The sleeve seams 562 and 565 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 562 and 565 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 45 shown. So trained sleeve seams 562 and 565 are made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 550 and 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 and 560 the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 be connected to each other. The inner surface 483 the sleeve side edges 550 and 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 and 560 the sleeve flap 566 respectively. 567 are brought into contact with every other part of the pair.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 562 and 565 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 46 shown. So trained sleeve seams 562 and 565 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 550 and 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 and 560 the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 be fastened together. The outer surface 484 the sleeve side edges 550 and 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 and 560 the sleeve flap 566 respectively. 567 is brought into contact with every other part of the pair.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 562 and 565 is an overlapping configuration, as in 44 shown. So trained sleeve seams 562 and 565 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 550 and 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 and 560 the sleeve flap 566 respectively. 567 be connected to each other. The inner surface 483 one of the sleeve side edges 550 or 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 or 560 the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 gets in touch with the outside surface 484 the other sleeve margin 550 or 552 and the sleeve margin 557 or 560 the sleeve flap 566 respectively. 567 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 562 and 565 is an overlapping configuration, as in 47 shown. So trained sleeve seams 562 and 565 are made so that the sleeve side edges 550 or 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 and 560 the sleeve flap 566 respectively. 567 be folded back. The outer surface 484 the folded sections and the inner surface 483 the unfolded portions of the sleeve margins 550 or 552 and the sleeve side edges 557 or 560 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve flap 566 respectively. 567 will be in contact with the inside surface 483 or the outer surface 484 the unfolded sleeve side edge and the corresponding sections of the sleeve flap 566 respectively. 567 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a sleeve margin 550 . 552 . 557 or 560 could be done so that the inner surface 483 exposed along the fold.

The sleeve opening end edges 553 and 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 (in the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 553 and 555 the sleeve flaps 566 and 567 ) can be lined by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 553 and 555 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 554 and 556 at the sleeve opening end edge 553 respectively. 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 of the garment 482 be attached, creating a cuff seam 574 respectively. 576 arises. The attachment of the cuffs 554 and 556 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 580 is in 26 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the cuffs 554 and 556 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The cuff seams 574 and 576 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The cuffs 554 and 556 can take on different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 554 and 556 may be the same or different in shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 482 , The pattern of the cuffs 554 and 556 is only due to the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 554 and 556 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 574 and 576 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 574 and 576 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 46 shown. So trained cuff seams 574 and 576 are generated so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve edge 573 and the sleeve opening end edge 563 or the cuff edge 575 and the sleeve opening end edge 550 of the garment 482 get connected. The inner surface 483 the cuff edges 573 and 575 the cuff 554 respectively. 556 gets in touch with the inside surface 483 the sleeve opening edges 553 and 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 574 and 576 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 46 shown. So trained cuff seams 574 and 576 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly rotated portions of the cuff edge 573 and the sleeve opening edge 553 or the cuff edge 575 and the sleeve opening edge 555 of the garment 482 be attached to each other. The outer surface 484 the cuff edges 573 and 575 the cuff 554 respectively. 556 gets in touch with the outside surface 484 the sleeve opening edges 553 and 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 574 and 576 is an overlapping configuration, as in 44 shown. So trained cuff seams 574 and 576 are made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 573 and the sleeve opening edge 553 or the cuff edge 575 and the sleeve opening edge 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 be connected to each other. The inner surface 483 either the cuff margin 573 or the sleeve opening edge 553 and the cuff edge 575 or the sleeve opening edge 555 gets in touch with the outside surface 484 of the other cuff edge 573 or the sleeve opening edge 553 and the cuff edge 575 or the sleeve opening edge 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 574 and 576 is an overlapping configuration, as in 47 shown. So trained cuff seams 574 and 576 are made so that the cuff edge 573 or the sleeve opening end edge 553 and the cuff edge 575 or the sleeve opening end edge 555 of the sleeve 544 respectively. 547 is folded back. The outer surface 484 the folded sections and the inner surface 483 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 573 or the sleeve opening end edge 553 as well as the cuff edge 575 or the sleeve opening end edge 555 and the corresponding sections of the cuff 554 and 556 or the sleeve 544 and 547 will be in contact with the inside surface 483 or the outer surface 484 of the unfolded cuff edge 573 and 575 or the sleeve opening end edge 553 and 555 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 554 and 556 or the sleeve 544 and 547 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 573 or 575 or a sleeve opening end edge 553 or 555 could be done so that the inner surface 483 exposed along the fold.

The materials used for the cuffs 554 and 556 can be used the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 482 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that those in the cuffs 554 and 556 used materials have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 554 and 556 to adapt to the section of the arms of a wearer who is in contact with the cuffs 554 and 556 arrives.

The edge 561 the neck opening 559 may be fringed by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 561 the neck opening 559 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 553 on the edge 561 the neck opening 559 of the garment 482 be attached, creating a collar seam 578 is trained. The attachment of the collar 553 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 579 is in 26 shown). The collar seam 578 can be formed continuously or intermittently. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 563 be re-fastened formed by devices, as described above. The collar 563 can take on different sizes and shapes. The pattern of the collar 563 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 563 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 578 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the collar seam 578 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 45 shown. Such a trained collar seam 578 is made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 577 and the edge 561 the neck opening 559 of the garment 482 get connected. The inner surface 483 of the collar edge 577 of the Kra gens 563 gets in touch with the inner surface 483 of the edge 561 the neck opening 559 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 578 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 46 shown. Such a trained collar seam 576 is manufactured so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 577 of the collar 563 and the edge 561 the neck opening 559 of the garment 482 get connected. The outer surface 484 of the collar edge 577 of the collar 563 gets in touch with the outer surface 484 of the edge 561 the neck opening 559 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 578 is an overlapping configuration, as in 44 shown. Such a trained collar seam 578 is made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 577 of the collar 563 and the edge 561 the neck opening 559 of the garment 482 be connected to each other. The inner surface 483 of the collar edge 577 of the collar 563 or the edge 561 the neck opening 559 gets in touch with the outer surface 482 brought the other part, namely the collar edge 577 or the edge 561 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 578 is an overlapping configuration, as in 47 shown. Such a trained collar seam 578 is made so that the collar edge 577 of the collar 563 or the edge 561 the neck opening 559 is folded back. The outer surface 484 the folded sections and the inner surface 483 the unfolded portions of the collar edge 577 of the collar 563 or the edge 561 the neck opening 559 and the corresponding sections of the collar 553 or the front or back side 518 and 528 will be in contact with the inside surface 483 or the outer surface 484 the unfolded collar edge 577 of the collar 563 or the edge 561 the neck opening 559 and the corresponding sections of the collar 563 or the front or back side 518 and 528 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the collar edge 577 of the collar 563 or the edge 561 the neck opening 559 could be done so that the inner surface 483 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 578 is an overlapping configuration, as in 48 shown. Such a trained collar seam 578 is made by making the collar 563 on the edge 561 the neck opening 559 is folded, or over this edge. The collar edges 577 of the collar 563 can be folded underneath, with the outer surface 484 of the collar 563 in contact with the edge 561 the neck opening and each section of the adjacent material of the front 518 , the back 528 , or brought to these two sides, as desired. The collar edges 577 can be uncovered by not being folded underneath.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 578 is an overlapping configuration, as in 48 shown. Such a trained collar seam 578 is made so that the collar 563 on the edge 561 the neck opening 559 is folded, or over this edge. The collar edges 577 of the collar 563 can be folded underneath, with the outer surface 484 of the collar 563 in contact with the edge 561 the neck opening and with each section of the adjacent material of the front 518 , the back 528 or both, as desired. The collar edges 577 can be kept exposed by not being folded underneath.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 578 is an overlapping configuration, as in 49 shown. Such a trained collar seam 578 is made so that the collar edge 577 is folded so that the inner surface 483 of the collar 563 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 561 the neck opening 559 is folded so that the outer surface 484 the front 518 , the back 528 , or both, is brought into contact with itself. The collar edge 577 gets into the fold of the edge 561 the neck opening 559 introduced. The edge 561 the neck opening 559 gets into the fold of the collar edge 577 introduced. In another embodiment, the collar edge 577 folded so that the outer surface 484 of the collar 563 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 561 the neck opening 559 is folded so that the inner surface 453 the front 516 , the back 528 , or both sides are brought into contact with themselves. The trained collar seam 578 can be used with every seam described here.

The materials for the collar 563 can be the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 482 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the collar 563 materials used have an elastic element, so that the collar 563 fits the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 563 arrives.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 518 , the backside 528 , or both sides 518 and 528 cut or otherwise opened be that one slot 513 or 568 is formed, for example, a slot. The slot 513 has two edges 525 and 529 on. The slot 568 has two edges 569 and 570 on. The slots 513 and 568 on the front side 490 or the back 500 can from the edge 561 the neck opening 559 to the bottom of the garment 527 respectively. 536 run. Alternatively, the slots 513 and 568 itself only over a section of the page 518 respectively. 528 from the edge 561 the neck opening 559 from to the bottom of the garment 527 respectively. 536 extend. If the garment 482 both a slot 513 in the front 518 as well as a slot 568 in the back 528 can have the slots 513 and 568 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. The slots 513 and 568 can with the margins 493 and 494 or the margins 503 and 504 coincide or not.

In some embodiments, the edges 525 and 529 of the slot 513 as well as the edges 569 and 570 of the slot 568 be re-attachable attached or attached. The edges 525 and 529 can be attached to each other to the front seam 879A train. The edges 569 and 570 can be attached to each other to the rear seam 680a train. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 564 See the preceding discussion, can be used to re-attach the edges 525 and 529 or the edges 569 and 570 of the slot 513 respectively. 568 to attach or connect to each other.

A Embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method for producing a garment with the following Steps: Provide a fabric panel with opposite Web side edges; intermittent cutting of the fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the fabric; intermittent cutting of the opposite web side edges the fabric, creating pairs of opposite pits in the opposite web side edges of Be determined; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, where each of the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric has at least one neck opening, a Front side, which is a pair of opposite garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, a section with two pairs of opposite recesses in the Web side edges of the fabric, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment are arranged; Fold the discrete piece in garments of the fabric, creating one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge becomes; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges the back, around a pair of garment seams train.

The Neck opening can be between the two pairs of opposite Be arranged depressions. The fabric can be folded, whereby an arrangement is determined, which has the fabric, the opposite web side edges are provided adjacent to each other. The fabric can be unfolded after at least one step of intermittent cutting the fabric. The fabric can be unfolded before the step of cutting the fabric into the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric. At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined. The discrete piece in garment size the fabric may have at least one sleeve flap, the one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. The discrete pieces in garment size The fabric panel can have a pair of sleeve flaps each sleeve flap having a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The front side may be slit at least along a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back may be along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the Slit garment lower edge, whereby a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening may be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Provision of a fabric with opposite Web side edges; intermittent cutting of the opposite Web side edges of the fabric, causing pairs of opposite Depressions in the opposite web side edges of the fabric; intermittent cutting of the Fabric, whereby edges are formed, which neck openings set in the fabric, with the neck opening between two Pairs of opposite recesses lie; To cut the fabric, creating discrete pieces in garment size each discrete piece in garment size of the Fabric has at least one neck opening, a front with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, a section of the two pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite web side edges of the fabric, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the fabric, whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the Pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, creating an arrangement is, which has the fabric, wherein the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The fabric can at least after a step of intermittent cutting the fabric are unfolded. The fabric can be before the step cutting the fabric into the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric are unfolded. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. The discrete piece in garment size the fabric may have at least one sleeve flap, the one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. The discrete pieces in garment size of Fabric can contain a pair of sleeve flaps, each sleeve flap having a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front side can at least along at least a portion of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the front seam can not be redone be fastened. The back can be along at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and slit the garment bottom edge, thereby a pair of edges of a slot is set. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a back seam. At least a section of the rear Suture can be refastenable. At least a section of the rear Suture can not be refastenable. At least a section the edge of the neck opening may be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a fabric having an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposed web side edges; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the web; intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming edges defining the neck opening in the web, the neck openings being between two pairs of the opposing depressions; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete pieces in garment size wherein each discrete garment-sized piece of fabric has at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion of the pair of opposed indentations in the opposite web side edges of the fabric panel, a pair of sleeve flaps two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, wherein the opposed piece side edges are proximate to a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized pieces of the web of fabric whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, creating an arrangement formed is, in which the fabric web is provided, wherein the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The Fabric can after at least one step of intermittent Cutting the fabric to be unfolded. The fabric can be unfolded be, before the step of cutting the fabric into the discrete Pieces in garment size the fabric. Each of the sleeve flaps can have an inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges exhibit. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method of making a garment comprising the following steps: Providing a fabric web with opposite web side edges; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric at least having a front side, a back side, two garment end sections, a section of each of the web side edges of the fabric and the pair of opposite piece side edges, wherein the opposite piece margins near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Cutting the discrete pieces in garment size, reducing margins be formed, the at least one neck opening in each discrete pieces in garment size establish; Cutting the opposite garment bottom edges the discrete pieces in garment size, whereby two pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite Garment bottom edges of discrete pieces be set in garment size, whereby a pair of opposite garment side edges the front is formed, a pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, and a pair of sleeve flaps; Folding each of the discreet ones Pieces pieces in garment size, whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the Pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back to to form a pair of garment side seams.

The neck openings may be between the two pairs of opposed recesses. The fabric panel may be folded, thereby defining an arrangement comprising the fabric web, the opposite web sides edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The fabric can be unfolded after at least one step of intermittently cutting the fabric. The panel may be unfolded prior to the step of cutting the panel into the discrete pieces in garment size of the panel. Each of the sleeve flaps may have an inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposing sleeve side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps may be hemmed.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be re-fastened formed. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Provision of a first fabric including opposite web side edges; provision a second panel including opposing ones Web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels together in an orientation side by side, creating an arrangement is determined, in which one of the web side edges the first fabric next to one of the web side edges of the second fabric lies; Attachment of at least one section the adjacent web side edge of the first fabric at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in orientation side by side, creating at least a section a central seam and a composite fabric set which are a pair of opposite track margins having; intermittent cutting of the composite fabric, whereby edges are formed, which neck openings set in the composite fabric; intermittent Cutting the opposite web side edges in the composite web, creating pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of be established composite fabric; Cutting the composite fabric, making discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each discrete piece in garment size the composite fabric at least one neck opening a front having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, a section of two pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite web side edges of the composite web, two garment end sections, and a pair of opposing ones Piece margins, with the opposite Piece margins of the discrete piece in garment size nearby a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment lie; Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Neck openings lie between the two pairs of the opposite wells. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. The piece in garment size the fabric may have at least one sleeve flap, the one sleeve opening end edge and a pair on the opposite side Has side margins. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps can be lined. The openings in the composite fabric can between the opposite recesses lie.

It can be provided a collar. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section of at least one of the garment sides seams can be refastenable. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams may not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method of making a garment comprising the following steps: Providing a first panel including opposing ones Web side edges; Provision of a second fabric including opposing track margins; Aligning the first and second panels together in an orientation Side by side, which establishes an arrangement in which one of the web side edges of the first web next to one the web side edges of the second fabric is located; attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first panel on at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a composite one Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges has; intermittent cutting the opposite web side edges of the compound Fabric panel, creating pairs of opposing recesses in the opposite web side edges of be established composite fabric; intermittent Cutting the composite fabric, creating edges be formed, the neck openings in the composite Set fabric web, with the neck openings between two pairs the opposite wells are; Cutting the composite fabric, creating discrete pieces in Garment size to be set, with each discrete piece in garment size the composite fabric at least one neck opening has a front, which is a pair of opposite Garment side edges, a back side, the pair of opposite garment side edges in pairs has a portion of the two pairs of opposite Depressions in the opposite web side edges the composite fabric, a pair of sleeve flaps, two end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges of the Pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back to to form a pair of garment side seams.

At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined. Each sleeve flap can have a sleeve opening edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges exhibit. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a section of the back seam can be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening may be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method for producing a garment, wherein are provided: provision of a first web of material with an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposite Web side edges; Provision of a second fabric with an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposite web side edges; Align the first and second panels together in one orientation Side by side, which establishes an arrangement in which one of the web side edges of the first web next to one the web side edges of the second fabric is located; attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first Fabric web at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a composite one Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges has; intermittent cutting the opposite web side edges of the composite web, whereby pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite Path side edges of the composite fabric set become; intermittent cutting of the composite fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the composite fabric, with the neck openings between two pairs of opposite recesses lie; Cutting the composite fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, with each discrete piece in garment size the composite fabric at least one neck opening a front having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, a section of the two pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite web side edges of the composite web, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; Hemming at least one Section of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the composite fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

Every sleeve flap may have a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges exhibit. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined. It can be one Collar be provided. At least a section of the collar can attached to the neck opening. The collar can be be ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be redone be fastened. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having a first panel side edge and a second panel side edge; Providing a second panel having a first web side edge and a second web side edge; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the first web, thereby forming depressions; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the second web, thereby forming depressions; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in an orientation side by side, thereby defining an arrangement in which the second panel ten edge of the first fabric adjacent to the second web side edge of the second fabric, the recesses of the second web side edge of the first fabric adjacent to the recesses of the second web side edge of the second fabric, whereby edges are formed, which define neck openings; Attaching at least a portion of the second web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the second web side edge of the second web in side by side orientation thereby forming at least a portion of a central seam and a composite web having a pair of opposing web side edges; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the composite web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the assembled web; Cutting the composite panel thereby defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each discrete garment-sized piece of the composite panel having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposed garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposite garment side edges forming a portion two pairs of opposing recesses in the opposite web side edges of the composite web, two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment-sized piece being proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the composite panel whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

Every sleeve flap can have a sleeve opening edge and a pair opposite sleeve side edges exhibit. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined. It can be one Collar be provided. At least a section of the collar can attached to the neck opening. The collar can be be ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be redone be fastened. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels together in top-to-top orientation defining an arrangement in which the web side edges of the first panel are adjacent to the panel side edges of the second panel, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent panel side edges defining a panel side edge of the first panel and a web side edge of the second web, and a second pair of adjacent web side edges having the other web side edge of the first web and the other web side edge of the second web; Attaching at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in surface to surface orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a composite web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; intermittently cutting the composite web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the composite web; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the composite web where are defined by pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the composite web; Cutting the composite panel defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the composite panel having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposed garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion the pair of opposed recesses in the opposing web side edges of the composite panel, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment-sized piece adjacent to a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the composite panel whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Neck openings can be between the two pairs lie the opposite wells. The discreet Piece in garment size can at least one sleeve flap having a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. The discrete piece in garment size The composite fabric panel may have a pair of sleeve flaps each sleeve flap having a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. The composite fabric can be unfolded. The discrete pieces in garment size the composite panel may be unfolded. At least one Section of at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. At least a section of at least one the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels together in a surface-to-surface orientation, thereby defining an arrangement in which the web side edges of the first panel are adjacent to the web side edges of the second panel, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent panel side edges defining a web side edge of the first panel and a web side edge of the second web, and a second pair of adjacent web side edges comprising the other web side edge of the first web and the other web side edge of the second web; Attaching at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in surface to surface orientation, forming at least a portion of a central seam and a composite web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the composite web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the assembled web; intermittently cutting the composite web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the assembled web, the neck openings being disposed between two pairs of opposing depressions; Cutting the composite Fabric defining discrete pieces in garment size, wherein each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the composite fabric has at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion of the two pairs the opposed recesses in the opposed web side edges of the composite panel, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment sized piece being proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the composite panel whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined. It can be one Collar be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to the edge of the neck opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposing panel sidewalls; Providing a second panel having an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in a surface-to-surface orientation, thereby defining an arrangement in which the web side edges of the first panel are adjacent to the web side edges of the second panel, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent panel sidewalls and a second pair of adjacent panel sidewalls; Attaching at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in surface to surface orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a composite web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the composite web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the assembled web; intermittently cutting the composite web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the assembled web, the neck openings being disposed between two pairs of opposing depressions; Cutting the composite panel defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the composite panel having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposed garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion each of the pair of opposed recesses in the opposed web side edges of the composite panel, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment-sized piece proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the composite panel whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be deployed. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in Garment size of the composite Fabric can have at least one sleeve flap, the having an inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. The discrete piece in garment size The composite fabric panel may have a pair of sleeve flaps each sleeve flap having an inner surface having an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be formed, whereby a pair of edges of a slot becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back side can along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having a first panel side edge and a second panel side edge; Providing a second panel having a first web side edge and a second web side edge; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the first web, thereby forming depressions; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the second web, thereby forming depressions; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in a surface-to-surface orientation defining an arrangement wherein the first panel side edge of the first panel is adjacent the first panel side edge of the second panel and the second panel side edge of the first panel adjacent the second panel side edge of the second panel Fabric web is located, wherein the recesses of the second web side edge of the first fabric adjacent to the recesses of the second web side edge of the second fabric, whereby edges are formed, which define neck openings; Attaching at least a portion of the second web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the second web side edge of the second web in the surface to surface orientation thereby securing at least a portion of a central seam and a composite web having a pair of opposing web side edges consisting of the first web side edges of the first web and the first web side edges are formed; intermittently cutting the composite web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the assembled web; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the composite web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the assembled web; Cutting the composite panel defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the composite panel having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposed garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion the two pairs of opposed recesses in the opposite web side edges of the composite web; a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges of the discrete garment-sized piece being proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the composite panel whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be deployed. The discrete piece in garment size of the composite Fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in Garment size of the composite Fabric can have at least one sleeve flap, the having an inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. The discrete piece in garment size The composite fabric panel may have a pair of sleeve flaps each sleeve flap having an inner surface having an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be attached to the edge of the opening. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of at least one the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot can be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

The piece of clothing 610 is in the 50 and 53 shown. The piece of clothing 610 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 611 respectively. 612 on. In the present application, the term "garment" is intended to mean a shirt, a T-shirt, a cape, a bathrobe, a dressing gown, a jacket, a coat, or any type of garment that covers the upper body, with variable lengths of the garment 610 itself and the sleeve (if any) may be present, as well as various neck openings and garment openings, such as slits. In the preferred embodiment, cf. the 54 and 55 , the piece of clothing 610 preferably a front side 618 and a back 624 on. The front 618 has a pair of garment side edges 620 and 621 on, a garment lower edge 622 , and a shoulder area 623 opposite the garment lower edge 622 that between the garment margins 620 and 621 is arranged. The backside 624 has a pair of garment side edges 625 and 626 on, a garment lower edge 628 , and a shoulder area 630 opposite the garment lower edge 628 that between the garment margins 625 and 626 lies.

The garment margin 620 becomes with the garment margin 625 connected to the garment side seams 631 train. The garment margin 621 becomes with the garment margin 626 connected to the garment side seams 632 train. A section of the garment side seams 631 and 632 remains unconnected or disconnected, preferably in the shoulder areas 623 and 630 , whereby two opposite arm openings 647 and 649 be formed.

Arm covers or sleeves 651 and 653 can at the garment edges 655 and 657 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 be attached so that they, at least in part, the arm openings 647 and 649 at the arm opening edge 648 respectively. 650 surrounded, of the garment 610 , In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 651 or 653 at the finished garment 610 to be available. The attachment of the sleeves 651 and 653 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, with devices as explained below. In the alternative, the attachment of the sleeves 651 and 653 be re-fastened, with devices, which are explained below. The length of the sleeves 651 and 653 may range from a length which is intended to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer, to a much shorter length. The sleeve opening end edges 659 and 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 659 and 661 be left unhemmed, allowing for easy machine cutting.

In embodiments of the garments 610 which are not the sleeves 651 and 653 may contain the unfortified section of the garment side edges 620 and 625 and the garment side edges 621 and 626 more specifically the arm opening edges 648 and 650 which the arm openings 647 and 649 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the arm opening edges 648 and 650 which the arm openings 647 and 649 set, be left unhurried, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 665 , set around its circumference by the edge 667 , located in at least one of the shoulder areas 623 and 630 , The neck opening 665 is typically in the center between the garment bottom edges 622 and 628 and the garment side edges 620 . 621 . 625 and 626 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 665 is not required. The neck opening 665 may be of various sizes and shapes, for example slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. Although the arrangement of the neck opening 665 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 623 and 630 take place, as well as between the arm openings 647 and 649 but usually the arrangement of the neck opening 665 designed so that a larger section of the neck opening 665 in the front shoulder area 623 located.

In addition, although the shape of the neck opening 665 be symmetrical, but is typically the shape of the neck opening 665 asymmetrical, as dictated by fashion and comfort. In some embodiment of the garment 610 can the edge 667 the neck opening 665 be lined. For easier production, the edge 667 the neck opening 665 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Different styles of a collar 669 can also be on the edge 667 the neck opening 665 be attached. The attachment of the collar 669 can not be refastened with devices as explained below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 669 be re-fastened by devices, as explained below. The collars 669 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed edges for T-shirts, decorative edges, and the like, as known in the garment industry.

The garment bottom edges 622 and 628 of the garment 610 may also be lined (a sewing facility 883 is in 50 shown). For ease of manufacture, the garment bottom edges 622 and 628 of the garment 610 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

The front 618 , the backside 624 , or both can be cut or otherwise opened that slot 634 or 641 arises (shown in 53 ), for example a slot. The clothes 610 that have a slot or both slots 634 and 641 can be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe and the like. The slot 634 has two edges 637 and 638 on. The slot 641 has two edges 642 and 643 , Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 670 , see. The following explanations may be used to re-attach the edges 637 and 638 or the edges 642 and 643 to attach or attach to re-closable or refastenable garments 610 train. The slots 634 and 641 the front 618 or the back 624 can from the edge 667 the neck opening 665 to the bottom of the garment 622 respectively. 628 run. In the alternative, the slots 634 and 641 only over a section of the pages 618 and 624 between the edge 667 the neck opening 665 and the garment bottom edge 622 respectively. 628 run. If the garment 610 both a slot 634 in the front 618 as well as a slot 641 in the back 624 can have the slots 634 and 641 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. It should be understood that the term "equal" as used herein should be understood to include identical and varying levels of equality. It is further to be understood that the term "different" as used herein should be understood to encompass varying and varying levels of difference.

An alternative embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG 52 shown. The piece of clothing 682 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 683 and 685 on. In this embodiment, the garment has 682 preferably one front 692 and a back 697 on. The front 692 has a pair of garment side edges 693 and 694 on, a garment lower edge 695 , and a shoulder area 696 opposite the garment lower edge 695 that between the garment margins 693 and 694 is arranged. The backside 697 has a pair of garment side edges 698 and 699 on, a garment lower edge 701 , and a shoulder area 703 opposite the garment lower edge 701 that between the garment margins 698 and 699 is arranged.

The garment margin 693 is with the garment margin 698 connected to the garment side seams 704 train. The garment margin 694 is with the garment margin 699 connected to the garment side seams 705 train. A section of the garment side seams 704 and 705 remains unconnected or not connected, preferably in the shoulder areas 696 and 703 , whereby two opposite arm openings 729 and 731 be determined. At least a section of the shoulder edge 712 the front 692 is with at least a portion of the shoulder edge 713 the back 697 connected to the shoulder seam 714 train.

Arm covers or sleeves 733 and 735 can at the garment edges 737 and 739 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 be attached so as to at least partially the arm openings 729 and 731 at the arm opening edge 730 respectively. 732 of the garment 682 to surround. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 733 or 735 at the finished garment 682 to be available. The attachment of the sleeves 733 and 735 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of devices as explained below. In the alternative, the attachment of the sleeves 733 and 735 be re-attachable manner, by means of devices, as explained below. The length of the sleeves 733 and 735 may vary between a length intended to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer and a considerably shorter length. The sleeve opening end edges 741 and 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 741 and 743 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

In the embodiments of the garments 682 which are not the sleeves 733 and 735 may have the unpaved portions of the garment side edges 693 and 694 and the garment side edges 698 and 699 More specifically, the arm opening end edges 730 and 732 which the arm openings 729 and 731 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the arm opening edges 730 and 732 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the arm opening edges 730 and 732 which the arm openings 729 and 731 set, be left unhurried, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 747 around their perimeter by the edge 749 is set in at least one of the shoulder areas 696 and 703 arranged. The neck opening 747 is typically in the center between the garment bottom edges 695 and 701 and the garment side edges 693 and 694 as well as the garment side edges 698 and 699 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 747 is not required. The neck opening 747 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. Although the arrangement of the neck opening 747 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 696 and 703 take place, as well as between the arm openings 729 and 731 However, typically the arrangement of the neck opening 747 so made that a larger section of the neck opening 747 in the front shoulder area 696 located.

In addition, the shape of the neck opening 747 Although symmetrical, it is typically the shape of the neck opening 747 asymmetrical, as dictated by fashion and comfort. In some embodiments of the garment 682 can the edge 749 the neck opening 747 be lined. For easier production, the edge 749 the neck opening 747 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Different styles of a collar 751 can also be on the edge 749 the neck opening 747 be attached. The attachment of the collar 751 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, with devices as explained below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 751 be re-attachable manner, by means of devices, as explained below. The collars 751 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed edges for T-shirts, decorative edges, and the like, as known in the garment industry.

The garment bottom edges 695 and 701 of the garment 682 can also be lined. For easier production, the Klei Outlet Connector bottom edges 695 and 701 of the garment 682 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

The front 692 , the backside 697 or both can be cut or otherwise opened to a slot 707 or 754 to train (shown in 52 ), for example a slot. The piece of clothing 682 that one slot or the two slots 707 and 754 can be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe or the like.

The slot has two edges 718 and 719 on. The slot 754 has two edges 755 and 757 , Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 , see. The following discussion can be used to re-attach the edges 718 and 719 or the edges 755 and 757 to attach or attach to re-closable or refastenable garments 682 train. The slots 707 and 754 the front 692 or the back 697 can from the edge 749 the neck opening 747 to the bottom of the garment 695 respectively. 701 run. In the alternative, the slots 707 and 754 itself only over a section of the pages 692 and 697 between the edge 749 the neck opening 747 and the garment bottom edge 695 respectively. 701 extend. If the garment 682 both a slot 701 in the front 692 as well as a slot 754 in the back 697 can have the slots 707 and 754 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. It should be understood that the term "equal" as used herein is intended to encompass identical and varying levels of equality. It should also be understood that the term "different" as used herein is intended to encompass varying and varying levels of diversity.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 610 (please refer 50 ), to be worn around the torso, which is a garment 610 comprising, the at least one front side 618 has, a back 624 , a neck opening 665 around its perimeter by an edge 667 is determined, arm openings 647 and 649 around its circumference by an arm-opening edge 648 respectively. 650 be set, a lower body opening 633 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 622 and 628 is determined. The piece of clothing 610 has an inner surface 611 and an outer surface 612 on. The piece of clothing 610 can be a single-layered fabric 614 or a multi-layer laminate fabric 614 , In some embodiments, the garment may 610 several layers of the fabric 614 exhibit. At least one fabric web is required for the present invention 614 order to garments with a single, continuous process 610 manufacture.

In one embodiment of the present invention (cf. 50 ) becomes a fabric 614 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 610 provided to garments 610 manufacture. The desired fabric 614 is a nonwoven material, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see discussion below). The fabric 614 is typically handled by a reel or other source (not shown).

The fabric 614 is preferably compliant and feels soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the fabric 614 could also be made of the materials for the formation of the inner surface 611 and the outer surface 612 a multi-layer laminate fabric 614 used.

The fabric 614 may be any suitable material as described above for the fabric 15 has been described.

The fabric 614 can be made from a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 610 shows the fabric 614 Preferably, a material having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 610 be used, for example, the sleeves 651 and 653 , the cuffs 660 and 662 , and the collar 669 , Because the garment 610 Typically intended as casual clothing, the fabric panel may 614 , or portions thereof, may be made of materials having a basis weight which is abrasion resistant.

In embodiments where the fabric 614 A multilayer laminate is both the outer surface 612 as well as the inner surface 611 preferably yielding, and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 612 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 611 be used.

The outer surface 612 may be any suitable gatherable material as described above with respect to the outer surface 13 described.

Alternatively, the outer surface 612 descended from a spunbonded web. In a desired embodiment, the outer surface is 612 a laminate (SMS) of a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material, a meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material. The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy (more preferably 0.6 osy), and about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material are provided. A pigment like titanium dioxide can enter the outside surface 612 and the inner surface 611 be incorporated. Such spunbond meltblown nonwoven laminate material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may vary between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

The inner surface 611 can be any soft and flexible layer, as above for the inner surface 11 has been described.

The outer surface 612 and the inner surface 611 may be further colored, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface becomes 611 either dyed, pigmented or printed with a material that does not irritate the skin of the wearer or emits color into it.

The fabric 614 has a pair of opposite web side edges 635 and 638 on. A repetitive series of openings 645 is through a cutting tool 613 in the fabric 614 incised (cf. 50 ). The place of the openings 645 in the fabric 614 corresponds to the arm openings 647 and 649 of the finished garment 610 , The openings 645 can be made by a cutting tool operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That of the openings 645 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown).

The openings 645 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the openings 645 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 614 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. It should also be noted that the arm openings 647 and 649 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the arm openings 647 and 649 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 614 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The fabric 614 gets into discrete pieces 615 in garment size by the cutting tool 613 cut. The railway side edges 635 and 636 the fabric 614 become the garment bottom edge 622 respectively. 628 the discrete pieces 615 in garment size. It should be noted that although the Bahnseitenränder 635 and 636 typically to the garment bottom 622 respectively. 628 at the finished garment 610 however, that is fabric from the web side edges 635 and 636 removed or added to the bottom of the garment 622 respectively. 628 at the finished garment 610 train. The piece margins 627 and 629 the discrete pieces 615 in garment size become garment side edges 620 and 625 or the garment side edges 621 and 626 at the finished garments 610 , The garment side edges 620 and 625 and the garment side edges 621 and 626 , which are provided by the cutting operation, are arranged so that the openings 645 be cut, causing the Armöffnungsränder 648 and 650 in the garment margins 620 and 625 or the garment side edges 621 and 626 be generated. It is noted that though 50 the cutting tool 613 shows that the fabric 614 in discrete pieces 615 in garment size as well as the openings 645 However, these operations could also be performed by separate facilities and at different stages within the manufacturing process.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the fabric web becomes 614 in discrete pieces 615 cut into garment size prior to an arm opening operation 647 and 649 (see the 60 . 63 and 64 ). A pair of opposing wells 644 and 646 gets into the garment side edges 620 and 625 or the garment side edges 621 and 626 the discrete pieces 615 cut into garment size. The location of the opposite wells 644 and 646 corresponds to the arm openings 647 and 649 passing through the arm-opening edge 648 respectively. 650 the finished garments 610 be determined. The opposite depressions 644 and 646 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That from the opposite wells 644 and 646 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source.

The opposite depressions 644 and 646 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 644 and 646 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 614 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The arm openings 647 and 649 , alternatively the opposite wells 644 and 646 , may be the same or different in shape, structure, dimensions and the like in the finished garment 610 ,

In some embodiments, the operation of cutting the opposing recesses 644 and 646 (or alternatively the openings 645 ) in the discrete pieces 615 in garment size (or in the fabric 614 ) are omitted. Because the pattern of the garment 610 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of discrete pieces 615 in garment size (or the fabric 614 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining operations or steps of the manufacturing process, one can simply use the garment 610 so design that the operation of cutting the opposing recesses 644 and 646 (or the openings 645 ) into the garment side edges 620 and 625 and the garment side edges 621 and 626 (or in the fabric 614 ) is not required. As described above, the arm openings 647 and 649 produced by having a portion of the garment side edges 620 and 625 or the garment side edges 621 and 626 remains unpaved.

A repetitive series of openings 664 is through the cutting tool 613 in the fabric 614 cut. The place of the opening 664 corresponds to the neck opening 665 in the finished garment 610 , The openings 646 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. It is noted that though 50 the cutting tool 613 shows which the opening 664 and the opening 645 cuts, however, these cutting operations (also the operation for cutting the opposite recesses 644 and 646 ) could be carried out by separate facilities and at different stages within the manufacturing process. That of the openings 664 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown). The opening 664 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the openings 664 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 614 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

Regarding the arrangement of the opening 664 in relation to a pair of opposing arm openings 647 and 649 (or alternatively a pair of opposing wells 644 and 646 ) It should be noted that although in a typical garment 610 the opening 664 between the pair of opposite arm openings 647 and 649 is (or alternatively between the pair of opposite recesses 644 and 646 ), but only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 614 (or alternatively the discrete pieces 615 in garment size) which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 664 between the pair of opposite arm openings 647 and 649 symmetric or asymmetrical.

The fabric 614 is through the cutting tool 613 in discrete pieces 615 cut into garment size, with each discrete piece 615 in garment size at least one opening 664 has a pair of arm openings 647 and 649 , a pair of opposite track margins 635 and 636 , and opposite garment end portions 639 and 640 , The location of the opposite web side edges 635 and 636 the fabric 614 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 615 in garment size) corresponds to the garment bottom edge 622 the front 618 or the garment bottom edge 628 the back 624 at the finished garment 610 , It should be noted that, although typically the web side edges 635 and 636 the fabric 614 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 615 in garment size) to the garment bottom edge 622 and 628 at the finished garment 610 but stuff from the web side edges 635 and 636 the fabric 614 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 615 in garment size) or added to the garment bottom edges 622 and 628 at the finished garment 610 to create. The opposite the garment end sections 639 and 640 lie next to the garment bottom 622 the front 618 or the garment bottom edge 628 the back 624 at the finished garment 610 ,

Every discrete piece 615 in garment size of the fabric 614 is transported, typically by vacuum screens, belts, or conveyors, by seaming, folding and fastening operations (not shown). The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known devices. The discrete piece 615 in garment size of the fabric 614 is through a folding device 619 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 639 and 640 be brought together so that the garment margin 620 the front 614 in contact with the garment margin 625 the back 624 folded or otherwise brought into contact. The garment margin 621 the front 618 will be folded or otherwise in contact with the garment edge 626 the back 624 brought.

By the union of the garment side edge 620 and the garment margin 625 as well as the garment margin 621 and the garment margin 626 the garment side seams 631 respectively. 632 of the garment 610 educated. It may be desirable to use the discrete piece 615 in garment size of the fabric 614 realign (or reorient) to a simple connection of the garment side seams 631 and 632 of the garment 610 to enable. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers or turntables, as well as by all other known devices. The discrete piece 615 in garment size of the fabric 614 can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown).

In various embodiments of the present invention, one of the garment side seams may be 631 and 632 , or both may be formed as a refastenable seam or as a refastenable seam. Any excess material of the fabric 614 can from the edges of the garment side seams 631 and 632 removed to the garment side seams 631 and 632 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable garment side seams 631 and 632 can be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art (a stitcher 848 is in 50 shown). The non-refastenable garment side seams 631 and 632 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method of making such garment side seams 631 and 632 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 which issued to Van Gompel on July 3, 1990 and is incorporated by reference into the present application. The garment side seams 631 and 632 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 631 and 632 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 620 and 625 as well as the garment side edges 621 and 626 of the garment 610 in the finished garment 610 held together to re-fastenable garment seams 631 respectively. 632 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the garment side edges 620 and 625 and the garment side edges 621 and 626 of the garment 610 include refastenable, mechanical and adhesive fasteners 670 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 670 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are adapted to mate with a type of complementary device or outer surface 612 or the inner surface 611 of the garment 610 locked or engaged.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 670 also be used to better fit the garment 610 sure. If the garment 610 refastenable garment side seams 631 and 632 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the fabric 614 arranged before the fabric 614 in discrete pieces 615 is cut with garment size. The folding and realigning operations may be omitted if refastenable garment side seams 631 and 632 at the garment 610 are provided. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The garment side seams 631 and 632 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the garment side seams 631 and 632 is an outwardly turned configuration, as in 68 is shown. In this way formed garment side seams 631 and 632 are made so that at least a portion of the after outside turned sections of the garment side edges 620 and 625 or the garment side edges 621 and 626 get connected. The inner surface 611 the garment side edges 620 and 621 the front 618 and the garment side edges 625 and 626 the back 624 are brought into contact.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 631 and 632 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 69 shown. In this way formed garment side seams 631 and 632 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 620 and 625 and a portion of the garment side edges 621 and 626 be attached to each other. The outer surface 612 the garment side edges 620 and 621 the front 618 and the outer surface of the garment side edges 625 and 626 the back 624 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 631 and 632 is an overlapping configuration, as in 67 is shown. In this way formed garment side seams 631 and 632 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment side edges 620 and 625 or the garment side edges 621 and 626 get connected. The inner surface 611 one of the garment side edges 620 and 625 and one of the garment side edges 621 and 626 gets in touch with the outside surface 612 of the other garment side edge of each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 631 and 632 is an overlapping configuration, as in 70 is shown. A trained garment side seam 631 is designed so that the garment side edge 620 or the garment margin 625 is folded. The outer surface 612 of the folded portion and the inner surface 611 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 620 or the garment margin 625 and the corresponding section of the front 618 or the back 624 get in touch with the inner surface 611 or the outer surface 612 of the unfolded garment margin 625 or the garment margin 620 and the corresponding section of the back 624 or the front 618 brought.

The garment side seams 632 is designed so that the garment side edge 621 or the garment margin 626 is folded back. The outer surface 612 of the folded portion and the inner surface 611 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edges 621 or the garment margin 626 and the corresponding section of the front 618 or the back 624 gets in contact with the inside surface 611 or the outer surface 612 of the unfolded garment margin 626 or the garment margin 621 and the corresponding section of the back 624 or the front 618 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge 620 . 621 . 625 or 626 could be done so that the inner surface 612 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 639 and 640 the discrete pieces 615 in garment size of the fabric 614 can at the finished garment 610 be lined. The garment end sections 639 and 640 may be lined by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 639 and 640 to let go. The garment bottom edges 622 and 628 the discrete pieces 615 in garment size of the fabric 614 can at the finished garment 610 be lined. The garment bottom edges 622 and 628 may be fringed by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 622 and 628 to let go.

As in the 54 and 55 shown is the garment 610 sleeve 651 and 653 exhibit. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 651 or 653 at the finished garment 610 to be available. The sleeves 651 and 653 are made of pieces of sleeve fabric 652 and 654 made of the same material as the fabric 614 or a different material. The pieces of the sleeve webbing 652 and 654 be as pieces 617 provided in sleeve size, which consists of a sleeve fabric 616 were cut. The pieces of the sleeve webbing 652 and 654 may be of various sizes and shapes, for example, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric, or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the sleeve webbing 652 respectively. 654 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the pieces of sleeve web 652 and 654 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The sleeves 651 and 653 , alternatively the pieces from the sleeve web 652 and 654 may be the same in terms of shape, structure, material, dimensions and the like, or may differ in terms of shape, structure, the material, the size, and the like of each other in the finished garment 610 differ. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 651 or 653 at the finished garment 610 to be available.

The piece of a sleeve webbing 652 has a pair of sleeve side edges 656 and 658 on, a garment border 655 , and a sleeve opening end edge 659 opposite the garment border 655 , It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve webbing 652 could be provided as a pipe, which has a garment border 655 and a sleeve opening end edge 659 opposite the garment border 655 having. It should also be noted that the piece of the sleeve web material 652 could be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The piece of the sleeve web material 652 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 656 and 658 be brought together to a sleeve seam 686 of the sleeve 651 train.

The piece of a sleeve webbing 654 has a pair of sleeve side edges 663 and 666 on, a garment border 657 , as well as a sleeve opening edge 661 opposite the garment border 657 , It is noted that the piece of sleeve webbing 654 could be provided as a pipe, which has a garment border 657 and a sleeve opening end edge 661 opposite the garment border 657 having. Furthermore, it should be noted that the piece of the sleeve web 654 could be made from multiple embroideries of one or more materials. The piece of the sleeve webbing 654 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 663 and 666 be brought together to a sleeve seam 671 of the sleeve 653 train.

It may be desirable the pieces 617 in sleeve size of the sleeve webbing 616 to reorient (or reorient) that easy attachment of the sleeve seams 668 and 671 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 of the garment 610 is possible. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The pieces 617 in sleeve size of the sleeve web 616 (Pieces of sleeve webbing 652 and 654 ) can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 668 and 671 can not be refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess material of the pieces of the sleeve webbing 652 and 654 can from the respective edge of the sleeve seams 668 and 671 be removed to the sleeve seams 668 and 671 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 668 and 671 may be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art, as discussed above. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 668 and 671 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair may be the sleeve side edges 656 and 658 , or the opposite pair from the sleeve side edges 663 and 666 , the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 in the finished garment 610 held together to re-attachable sleeve seams 668 and 671 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 656 and 658 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 663 and 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 670 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 670 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are adapted to mate with a complementary device or inner surface 611 or the outer surface 612 of the garment 610 locked or engaged with it. The re-attachable sleeve seams 668 and 671 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 670 Also used to better fit the sleeves 651 and 653 of the garment 610 sure. If the garment 610 re-attachable sleeve seams 668 and 671 Preferably, the refastenable devices are strategically placed on the pieces of sleeve web material 652 and 654 arranged before the sleeve-fabric 616 in discrete pieces 617 is cut in sleeve size. The folding and reorienting operations may be omitted if refastenable sleeve seams 668 and 671 at the garment 610 be provided. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The sleeve seams 668 and 671 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 668 and 671 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 68 shown. So trained sleeve seams 668 and 671 are made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 656 and 658 and the sleeve side edges 663 and 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 get connected. The inner surface 611 the sleeve side edges 656 and 658 and the sleeve side edges 663 and 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 is brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 668 and 671 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 69 shown. So trained sleeve seams 668 and 671 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 656 and 658 and the sleeve side edges 663 and 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 get connected. The outer surface 612 the sleeve side edges 656 and 658 and the sleeve side edges 663 and 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 are brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 668 and 671 is an overlapping configuration, as in 67 shown. So trained sleeve seams 668 and 671 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 656 and 658 and the sleeve side edges 663 and 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 get connected. The inner surface of one of the sleeve side edges 656 or 658 or the sleeve side edge 663 or 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 gets in touch with the outside surface 612 the other sleeve margin 656 or 658 or the sleeve margin 663 or 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 668 and 671 is an overlapping configuration, as in 70 shown. So trained sleeve seams 668 and 671 are made so that the sleeve side edge 656 or 658 and the sleeve side edge 663 or 666 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 is folded back. The outer surface 612 the folded portions and the inner surface of the unfolded portions of the sleeve side edge 656 or 658 or the sleeve side edge 663 or 666 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 will be in contact with the inside surface 611 or the outer surface 612 of the unfolded sleeve side edge 656 or 658 and the sleeve margin 663 or 666 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the sleeve side edge 656 . 658 . 663 or 666 could be done so that the inner surface 611 exposed along the fold.

The garment end edges 655 and 657 the pieces of the sleeve web 652 respectively. 654 can at the arm opening edges 648 and 650 the arm opening 647 respectively. 649 of the garment 610 be attached. Attaching the pieces of the sleeve webbing 652 and 654 can be done in non-re-attachable manner, by means of devices, as described above. In the alternative, the attachment of the pieces of the sleeve web material 652 and 654 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above.

The sleeves 651 and 653 may before attaching to the garment 610 to get finished. The garment end edges 655 and 657 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 can at the arm opening edges 648 and 650 the arm openings 647 respectively. 649 of the garment 610 be attached to an arm opening seam 672 respectively. 673 train. The attachment of the sleeves 651 and 653 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 882 is in 50 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the sleeves 651 and 653 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above.

The armhole seams 672 and 673 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations may take. An embodiment of the arm opening seams 672 and 673 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 68 shown. Armhole seams formed in this manner are made by having at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment end edge 655 and the arm-opening edge 648 or the garment end edge 657 and the arm-opening edge 650 of the garment 610 be attached. The inner surface 611 the garment end edges 655 and 657 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 gets in touch with the inside surface 611 the arm opening edge 648 respectively. 650 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 672 and 673 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 69 shown. So trained arm opening seams 672 and 673 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment end edge 655 and the arm-opening edge 648 or the garment end edge 657 and the arm-opening edge 650 of the garment 610 get connected. The outer surface 612 the garment end edges 655 and 657 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 gets in contact with the outside surface 612 the arm opening edge 648 respectively. 650 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 672 and 673 is an overlapping configuration, as in 68 shown. So trained arm opening seams 672 and 673 are made by it provided that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment end edge 655 and the arm-opening edge 648 or the garment end edge 657 and the arm-opening edge 650 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 get connected. The inner surface 611 either of the garment end edge 655 or the arm-opening edge 648 as well as the garment end edge 657 or the arm-opening edge 650 gets in touch with the outside surface 612 the other clothing end edge 655 or the arm opening end edge 648 or the garment end edge 657 or the arm opening end edge 650 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 672 and 673 is an overlapping configuration, as in 70 shown. So trained arm opening seams 672 and 673 are made so that the garment edge 655 or the arm-opening edge 648 and the garment border 657 or the arm-opening edge 650 be folded back. The outer surface 612 the folded sections and the inner surface 611 the unfolded portions of the garment end edge 655 or the arm-opening edge 648 or the garment end edge 657 or the arm-opening edge 650 and the corresponding sections of the sleeves 651 and 653 the front 618 and the back 624 will be in contact with the inside surface 611 or the outer surface 612 the unfolded garment end edge or the arm opening edge and the corresponding portions of the sleeves 651 and 653 or the front 618 and the back 624 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge 655 or 657 or an arm-opening edge 648 or 650 could be done so that the inner surface 611 exposed along the fold.

The sleeve opening end edges 659 and 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 (in the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 659 and 661 the piece of the sleeve web 652 and 654 ) can be lined by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 659 to 661 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 660 and 662 at the sleeve opening margins 659 respectively. 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 of the garment 610 be attached, creating a cuff seam 675 respectively. 677 is trained. The attachment of the cuffs 660 and 662 can be done in non-re-attachable manner, by means of devices, as described above. In the alternative, the attachment of the cuffs 660 and 662 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The cuff seams 675 and 677 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The cuffs 660 and 662 can take on different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 660 and 662 may be in terms of shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 610 be the same or different. The pattern of the cuffs 660 and 662 is only due to the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 660 and 662 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 675 and 677 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 675 and 677 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 68 shown. So trained cuff seams 675 and 677 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the cuff edge 674 and the sleeve opening end edge 659 or the cuff edge 676 and the sleeve opening end edge 661 of the garment 610 get connected. The inner surface 611 the cuff edges 674 and 676 the cuff 660 respectively. 662 gets in touch with the inside surface 611 the sleeve opening edges 659 and 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 675 and 677 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 69 shown. So trained cuff seams 675 and 677 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly rotated portions of the cuff edge 674 and the sleeve opening edge 659 or the cuff edge 676 and the sleeve opening edge 661 of the garment 610 get connected. The outer surface 612 the cuff edges 674 and 676 the cuff 660 respectively. 662 gets in touch with the outside surface 612 the sleeve opening edges 659 and 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 675 and 677 is an overlapping configuration, as in 67 shown. So trained cuff seams 675 and 677 are made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 674 and the sleeve opening edge 659 or the cuff edge 676 and the sleeve opening edge 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 get connected. The inner surface 611 either the cuff margin 674 or the sleeve opening edge 659 and either of the cuffs edge 676 or the sleeve opening edge 661 gets in touch with the outside surface 612 of the other cuff edge 674 or sleeve opening edge 659 and the cuff edge 676 or the sleeve opening edge 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 675 and 677 is an overlapping configuration, as in 70 shown. So trained cuff seams 675 and 677 are made so that the cuff edge 674 or the sleeve opening end edge 659 and the cuff edge 676 or the sleeve opening end edge 661 of the sleeve 651 respectively. 653 is folded back. The outer surface 612 the folded sections and the inner surface 611 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 674 , or the sleeve opening end edge 659 and the cuff edge 676 , or the sleeve opening end edge 661 , and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 660 and 662 or the sleeve 651 and 653 will be in contact with the inside surface 611 or the outer surface 612 of the unfolded cuff edge 674 or 676 or the sleeve opening end edge 659 or 661 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 660 and 662 or the sleeve 651 and 653 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 674 or 676 or a sleeve opening end edge 659 or 661 could be done so that the inner surface 611 exposed along the fold.

The materials used in the cuffs 660 and 662 can be the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 610 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the materials used for the cuffs 660 and 662 used to have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 660 and 662 to conform to the section of the arms of the wearer who are in contact with the cuffs 660 and 662 reach.

The edge 667 the neck opening 665 may be fringed by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 667 the neck opening 665 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 669 on the edge 667 the neck opening 665 of the garment 610 be attached, creating a collar seam 679 arises. The attachment of the collar 669 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 681 is in 50 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 669 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The collar seam 679 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The collar 669 can take on different sizes and shapes. The pattern of the collar 669 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 669 This is necessary to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 679 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the collar seam 679 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 68 shown. Such a trained collar seam 679 is made by at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 and the edge 667 the neck opening 665 of the garment 610 get connected. The inner surface 611 of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 gets in touch with the inside surface 611 of the edge 667 the neck opening 665 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 679 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 69 shown. a so-trained collar seam 679 is manufactured so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 and the edge 667 the neck opening 665 of the garment 610 get connected. The outer surface 612 of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 gets in touch with the outside surface 612 of the edge 667 the neck opening 665 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 679 is an overlapping configuration, as in 67 shown. Such a trained collar seam 679 is made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 and the edge 667 the neck opening 665 of the garment 610 get connected. The inner surface 611 of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 or the edge 667 the neck opening 665 gets in touch with the outside surface 612 the corresponding other part brought, so the collar edge 678 or the edge 667 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 679 is an overlapping configuration, as in 70 shown. Such a trained collar seam 679 is made so that the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 or edge 667 the neck opening 665 is folded back. The outer surface 612 the folded sections and the inner surface 611 of the unfolded portions of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 or the edge 667 the neck opening 665 and the corresponding sections of the collar 669 or the front and back sides 618 and 624 will be in contact with the inside surface 611 or the outer surface 612 the unfolded collar edge 678 of the collar 669 or the edge 667 the neck opening 665 and the corresponding sections of the collar 669 or the front and back sides 618 and 624 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the collar edge 678 of the collar 669 or the edge 667 the neck opening 665 could be done so that the inner surface 611 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 679 is an overlapping configuration, as in 71 shown. Such a trained collar seam 679 is made so that the collar 669 about the edge 667 the neck opening 665 folded, or beyond this edge. The collar edges 678 of the collar 669 can be folded under, reducing the external surface 612 of the collar 669 in contact with the edge 667 the neck opening and each section of the adjacent material of the front 618 , the back 624 or both, as desired. The collar edges 678 can be left exposed by not being underfolded.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 679 is an overlapping configuration, as in 72 shown. Such a trained collar seam 679 is made so that the collar edge 678 is folded so that the inner surface 611 of the collar 669 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 667 the neck opening 665 is folded so that the outer surface 612 the front 618 , the back 624 , or both, is brought into contact with itself. The collar edge 678 gets into the fold of the edge 667 the neck opening 665 introduced. The edge 667 the neck opening 665 gets into the fold of the collar edge 678 introduced. In another embodiment, the collar edge 678 folded so that the outer surface 612 of the collar 669 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 667 the neck opening 665 is folded so that the inner surface 611 the front 618 , the back 624 , or both, is brought into contact with itself. The trained in this way collar seam 679 Can be used with any seam described here.

The materials for the collar 669 can be the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 610 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the collar 669 materials used have an elastic element, so that the collar 669 conforms to the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 669 arrives.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 618 , the backside 624 , or both sides 618 and 624 slotted or otherwise open to a slot 634 or 641 (shown in 53 ) form, for example, a slot. The slot 634 has two edges 637 and 61 , The slot 641 has two edges 642 and 643 on. The slots 634 and 641 the front 618 or the back 624 can from the edge 667 the neck opening 665 to the bottom of the garment 622 respectively. 628 run. In the alternative, the slots 634 and 641 only over a section of the pages 618 and 624 between the edge 667 the neck opening 665 and the garment bottom edge 622 respectively. 628 run. If the garment 610 both a slot 634 in the front 618 as well as a slot 641 in the back 624 can have the slots 634 and 641 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like.

In some embodiments, the edges 637 and 61 of the slot 634 as well as the edges 642 and 643 of the slot 641 be re-attachable attached or attached. The edges 637 and 61 can be connected so that the front seam 879 is trained. The edges 642 and 643 can be connected so that the back seam 680 is trained. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 670 , see. The above discussion can be used to reattach the edges 637 and 61 or the edges 642 and 643 of the slot 634 respectively. 641 to attach or fasten.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 682 (please refer 51 ), which is to be worn on the upper body, and that is a garment 682 has, at least one front side 692 has, a back 697 , a neck opening 747 around their perimeter by the edge 749 is determined, arm openings 729 and 731 around their perimeters by an arm-opening edge 730 respectively. 732 be set, as well as a lower body opening 706 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 695 and 701 is determined. The piece of clothing 682 has an inner surface 683 and an outer surface 685 on. The piece of clothing 682 can be single layer fabric panels 687 and 688 have, multi-layer laminate panels 687 and 688 , or a combination of a single-ply fabric panel and a multi-layer laminate fabric panel 687 and 688 , At eini gene embodiments, the garment 682 several layers of the fabric 687 and 688 have, or different substance combinations.

In one embodiment of the present invention (see 51 ) become two fabric panels 687 and 688 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 682 provided to the garment 682 manufacture. The desired fabric panels 687 and 688 are nonwoven materials, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion below). The fabric 687 and 688 is typically handled by reels or another source (not shown).

The panels 687 and 688 are preferably compliant and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials from which the fabric panels 687 and 688 can also be used in the materials used to form the inner surface 683 and the outer surface 685 of multilayer laminate fabric panels 687 or 688 be used.

The panels 687 and 688 may be any suitable material as described above in relation to the panels 215 and 216 has been described.

The panels 687 and 688 may be formed as a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 682 Show the panels 687 and 688 Preferably, a material having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 682 used, for example, the sleeves 733 and 735 , the cuffs 742 and 744 , and the collar 751 , Because the garment 682 Typically intended as casual wear, the fabric panels can 687 and 688 , or portions thereof, may be made of materials having a basis weight which is abrasion resistant.

In embodiments where the fabric panels 687 and 688 are a multi-layer laminate, are both the outer surface 685 as well as the inner surface 683 preferably designed compliant, and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 685 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 683 be used.

The outer surface 685 may be any suitable gatherable material as described above with respect to the outer surface 213 has been described.

Alternatively, the outer surface 685 descended from a spunbonded web. In a desired embodiment, the outer surface is 685 a laminate (SMS) of a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material, a meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material. The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy (more preferably 0.6 osy) and the material is 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material. A pigment such as titanium dioxide may be in the outer surface 685 and the inner surface 683 be housed. Such spunbond meltblown nonwoven laminate material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may vary between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

The inner surface 683 can be any soft and flexible layer, as above for the inner surface 211 has been described.

The outer surface 685 and the inner surface 683 may be further colored, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface becomes 683 either stained, pigmented, or printed with a material that does not irritate or leak into the wearer's skin.

The fabric 687 has a pair of opposite web side edges 708 and 709 on. The fabric 688 has a pair of opposite web side edges 710 and 711 on. The two panels 687 and 688 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 682 be united to the garment 682 manufacture. The desired fabric is a nonwoven material, although any disposable or washable fabric may be used. In one type of embodiment of the present invention, the two panels are 687 and 688 handled by roles, and in an orientation side by side (see 62 ), and against each other at the web edge 709 the fabric 687 and the web page edge 710 the fabric 688 attached, creating a central seam 716 a composite fabric 715 is determined.

In some embodiments, portions of the central seam 716 remain unpaved, by intermittently attaching the web side edges 709 and 710 the fabric 687 respectively. 688 , The place of the central seam 716 the compound web 715 corresponds to the shoulder seam 714 of the finished garment 682 , The preferred method of attachment is ultrasonic bonding, although other fastening methods known in the art may be used, such as heat bonding, adhesive, tape, or sewing.

In one type of embodiment, the two panels are 687 and 688 for the production of the garment 682 united to the garment 682 manufacture. The two panels 687 and 688 are unwound from rolls, and in one orientation top to top (or, alternatively, back to back) (see 61 ), and against each other at the web edge 709 the fabric 687 and the web page edge 710 the fabric 688 attached, causing the central seam 716 the composite fabric 715 is determined.

A repetitive series of openings 725 is through a cutting tool 668 in the composite fabric 715 cut (see 51 ). The place of the openings 725 the composite fabric 715 corresponds to the arm opening 729 respectively. 731 of the finished garment 682 , The openings 725 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or by any other suitable method. That of the openings 725 Removed material may be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown).

The openings 725 may take various forms, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opening 725 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of composite fabric 715 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The composite fabric 751 gets into the discrete pieces 717 in garment size by the cutting tool 686 cut (see 51 ). The railway side edges 708 and 711 the composite fabric 715 (or, alternatively, the panels 687 and 688 ) become the garment bottom edge 695 respectively. 701 the discrete pieces pieces 717 in garment size. It should be noted that the arm openings 729 and 731 take various forms, for example, slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the arm openings 729 and 731 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of composite fabric 715 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. It is noted that though 51 the cutting tool 686 shows that the fabric 687 (or, alternatively, the composite web 715 ) in the discrete pieces 717 in garment size and the openings 725 However, these operations can also be performed by separate devices and in different stages in the manufacturing process.

It should be noted that although the Bahnseitenränder 708 and 711 typically to the garment bottom 695 respectively. 701 at the finished garment size 682 , but also fabric from the web side edges 708 and 711 can be removed, or added to the garment bottom edges 695 respectively. 701 at the finished 682 train. The garment side edges 693 and 698 and the garment side edges 694 and 699 produced by the cutting operation are arranged so that the openings 925 be cut, causing the Armöffnungsränder 730 and 732 in the garment margins 693 and 698 or in the garment side edges 694 and 699 be generated.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the panels may 687 and 688 Also do not be connected before cuts according to the openings 725 in the fabric 678 and 688 be made. The fabric 687 has a pair of opposite web side edges 708 and 709 on. The fabric 688 has a pair of opposite web side edges 710 and 711 on. A repetitive series of wells 723 will be in the web page margin 709 the fabric 687 cut in (see the 58 . 65 and 66 ). The place of the depressions 723 corresponds to a section of the arm openings 729 and a section of the arm openings 731 of the finished garment 682 , Furthermore, the wells correspond 723 a section of the arm opening edges 730 and a portion of the arm opening edges 732 of the finished garment 682 , The wells 723 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That from the wells 723 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown).

The wells 723 can take on different sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or mistaken gular, or the like. The pattern of the wells 723 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 687 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The wells 723 may be the same as or different from each other in shape, texture, size, and the like, or different from the recesses 724 in the finished garment size 682 , The wells 723 may be formed with respect to the shape, the structure, size and the like as well as the opposing recesses 727 and 728 (explained below) in the finished garment 682 , or different.

A repetitive series of wells 724 will be in the web page margin 710 the fabric 688 cut in (see the 58 . 65 and 66 ). The place of the depressions 723 corresponds to a section of the arm openings 729 and a portion of the arm openings 731 of the finished garment 682 , Furthermore, the wells correspond 724 a section of the arm opening edges 730 and a portion of the arm opening edges 732 of the finished garment 682 , The wells 724 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or by any other suitable method. That from the wells 724 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown).

The wells 724 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the wells 724 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 687 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The wells 724 For example, the shape, the texture, the size and the like may be the same as each other, or different, and also different with respect to the recesses 723 in the finished garment 682 , The wells 724 For example, the shapes, the structure, the size, and the like may be equal to each other, or different from each other, and also different from the opposite recesses 727 and 728 (explained below) in the finished garment 682 ,

In some embodiments of the present invention, the composite web 715 in discrete pieces 717 be cut from garment size before performing an operation in which the openings 725 (or, alternatively, the arm openings 729 and 731 ) in the composite fabric 715 be generated (see the 59 . 65 and 66 ). A pair of opposing wells 727 and 728 gets into the garment side edges 693 and 698 or the garment side edges 694 and 699 the discrete pieces 717 cut into garment. The location of the opposite wells 727 and 728 corresponds to the arm openings 729 and 731 passing through the arm-opening edge 730 respectively. 732 be set at the finished garment 682 , In other embodiments, the arm openings 729 and 731 in discrete pieces 717 of garment size by cutting or by creating dimples 722 and 726 in the piece margins 700 respectively. 702 the discrete pieces 717 in garment size in other ways. The opposite depressions 727 and 728 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That from the opposite wells 727 and 728 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source.

The opposite depressions 727 and 728 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 727 and 728 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of composite fabric 715 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The arm openings 729 or alternatively the wells 727 may be the same or different in shape, texture, size or the like, and also different from the arm openings 731 or alternatively the wells 728 within the finished garment 682 , The arm openings 731 or alternatively the wells 728 may be the same in shape, the structure, the size or the like, or different from each other, or different from the arm openings 729 or alternatively the wells 727 in the finished garment 682 be. The opposite depressions 727 and 728 may be the same or different from each other in terms of shape, texture, size, and the like, and also different from the opposing recesses 723 and 724 in the finished garment 682 ,

In some embodiments, the Operation of cutting the opposite recesses 723 and 724 or the opposite recesses 727 and 728 (or, alternatively, the openings 725 ) in the discrete pieces 717 of garment size or pieces 689 and 690 of garment size of the fabric 687 respectively. 688 (or the composite fabric 715 ) are omitted. Because the pattern of the garment 682 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of discrete pieces 717 in garment size or pieces 689 and 690 in garment size of the fabric 687 respectively. 688 limited (or the composite fabric 717 ), which must maintain a sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining operations or steps of the manufacturing process, you can just the garment 682 Design so that the surgery is not required, the opposite wells 723 and 724 or the opposite recesses 727 and 728 (or alternatively the openings 725 ) in the web side edges 709 and 710 or the garment side edges 693 and 698 and the garment side edges 694 and 699 (or the composite fabric 715 ) to cut. The piece margins 700 and 702 the discrete pieces 717 in garment size (or, alternatively, the pieces 689 and 690 in garment size of the fabric 687 respectively. 688 ) become garment margins 693 and 698 or the garment side edges 694 and 699 at the finished garments 682 , As explained above, the arm openings 729 and 731 be created by having a portion of the garment side edges 693 and 698 or the garment side edges 694 and 699 remains unpaved.

In the other type of embodiments of the present invention (see 65 ) are the two panels 687 and 688 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 682 united to garments 682 to create. The desired fabric is a nonwoven material, although any disposable or washable fabric may be used. The two panels 687 and 688 are unwound from rolls, and brought together in an orientation side by side, and against each other at the web side edge 709 the fabric 687 and the web page edge 710 the fabric 688 attached, creating a central seam 716 on the composite fabric 715 is determined.

In some embodiments, portions of the central seam 716 be left unattached that the web side edges 709 and 710 the fabric 687 respectively. 688 be attached intermittently. The place of the central seam 716 the composite fabric 715 corresponds to the shoulder seam 714 of the finished garment 682 , The preferred method of attachment is ultrasound, although other attachment methods known in the art may be used, such as thermal bonding, adhesive, tape, or stitching.

The discussion regarding the openings 725 , the opposite wells 723 and 724 , or the opposite recesses 727 and 728 , in relation to the fabric panels 687 and 688 as well as the composite fabric 715 also applies if the fabric panels 687 and 688 be merged side by side in one configuration. The material coming from the openings 725 , the opposite wells 723 and 724 , or the opposite wells 727 and 728 can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source. Because the pattern of the garment 682 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 687 and 688 (or, alternatively, the composite panel 715 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the operations or steps of the manufacturing process, can be simply the garment 682 design so that as described above, this operation is not required, so the cutting of the openings 725 , the opposite depressions 723 and 724 , or the opposite recesses 727 and 728 , in the fabric 687 and 688 (or, alternatively, into the composite web 715 ).

A repetitive series of openings 746 is through the cutting tool 686 in at least one fabric 687 or 688 cut (or, alternatively, in the composite fabric 715 ). The place of the opening 746 corresponds to the neck opening 747 in the finished garment 682 , The openings may be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or by any other suitable method. It is noted that though 2 the cutting tool 686 shows that the opening 746 and the opening 725 cuts, but these cutting operations (ie the operation for cutting the opposite recesses 723 and 724 and the opposite recesses 727 and 728 ) of different devices and the different stages during the manufacturing process can be performed. The openings 746 can in at least one of the fabric panels 687 and 688 be cut, before or after the union of the panels 687 and 688 for forming the composite fabric 715 ,

The opening 746 can take on different sizes and shapes, for example slot-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, or the like. That of the openings 746 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown). The pattern of the opening 746 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 687 and 688 (or, alternatively, the composite panel 715 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

In alternative embodiments of the present invention, the openings 746 from the wells 758 exist in the web page margin 709 the fabric 687 be cut in and out of the wells 795 which are in the web page margin 710 the fabric 688 be cut, before the union of the panels 687 and 688 for forming the composite fabric 715 , A deepening 758 and a recess 759 become the education of the opening 746 united.

The arrangement of the opening 746 with respect to a pair of opposing arm openings 729 and 731 (or alternatively with respect to the opposite recesses 723 and 724 or the opposite recesses 727 and 728 ) is, albeit with a typical garment 682 the opening 746 between the pair of opposite arm openings 729 and 731 is arranged (or, alternatively, between the opposite recesses 723 and 724 or the opposite recesses 272 and 728 ), only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 687 and 688 limited (or, alternatively, the composite web 715 or the discrete pieces 717 in garment size), which must have sufficient coherence to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 746 between the pair of opposite arm openings 729 and 731 symmetric or asymmetrical.

The composite fabric 715 is through the cutting tool 686 in discrete pieces 717 cut into garment size, with each discrete piece 717 in garment size at least one opening 746 has a pair of arm openings 729 and 731 , a pair of opposite track margins 708 and 711 , and opposite garment end portions 720 and 721 , The location of the opposite web side edges 708 and 711 the composite fabric 715 (or, alternatively, the discrete pieces 717 in garment size) corresponds to the garment bottom edge 695 the front 692 or the garment bottom edge 701 the back 697 in the finished garment 682 , The opposite garment end sections 720 and 731 lie next to the garment bottom 695 the front 692 or the garment bottom edge 701 the back 697 at the finished garment size 682 ,

The location of the opposite web side edges 708 and 711 the composite fabric 715 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 717 in garment size) corresponds to the garment bottom edge 695 the front or the garment bottom edge 701 the back 697 in the finished garment 682 ). It should be noted that, although typically the web side edges 708 and 709 the composite fabric 715 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 717 in garment size) to the garment bottom edge 695 respectively. 701 the front 692 or the back 697 be, at the finished garment 682 , but fabric from the web side edges 708 and 709 the composite fabric 715 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 717 in garment size), or added to the garment bottom edges 695 and 701 in the finished garment 682 train.

The panels 687 and 688 can be in pieces 689 respectively. 690 be cut in garment size before the fabric panels 687 and 688 united to the united fabric 715 train. The pieces 689 and 690 in garment size of the fabric panels 687 and 688 be together at the web side edges 709 and 710 for the formation of the discrete piece 717 in garment size of the composite fabric 715 attached. The pieces 689 and 690 in garment size are united to the discrete piece 717 train in garment size so that every discrete piece 717 in garment size at least one opening 746 has a pair of arm openings 729 and 731 , a pair of opposite track margins 708 and 711 , as well as opposite garment end sections 720 and 721 , as described above.

The pieces 689 and 690 in garment size of the fabric panels 687 and 688 be positioned before the pieces 689 and 690 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 717 in garment size of the composite fabric 715 to create. The piece 689 in garment size can be positioned by a turntable or a turntable to the garment end portion 720 of the piece 689 in garment size adjacent to the garment tail section 721 of the piece 690 in garment size. The turning operations are going on Preferably carried out by turning rolls and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The web page margin 709 of the piece 689 in garment size will be at the web side edge 710 of the piece 690 fastened in garment size, eliminating the central seam 716 will be produced.

The central seam 716 , or portions thereof, may be formed as a refastenable seam, a refastenable seam, or a combination of a non-refastenable seam and a refastenable seam. Any excess material from the fabric panels 687 and 688 can from the track margins 709 and 710 the central seam 716 be removed to the central seam 716 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable, central seam 716 can be made by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art. The non-refastenable, central seam 716 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method for producing such a central seam 716 is described in U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued to Van Gompel on July 3, 1990, which is incorporated herein by reference. The central seam 716 may be connected to a non-refastenable central seam 716 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the web side edges 709 and 710 of the garment 682 in the finished garment 682 held together to a refastenable central seam 716 train. The re-attaching device for securing the web side edges 709 and 710 of the garment 682 include refastenable, mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 For example, buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are formed or fitted with a kind of complementary device, or with the outer surface 685 or the inner surface 683 of the garment 682 to lock or engage. A refastenable, central seam 716 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 752 Also used to better fit the garment 682 sure. Indicates the garment 682 a re-attachable, central seam 716 Preferably, the re-attachment devices are strategically placed on the panels 687 and 688 arranged before the fabric panels 687 and 688 in discrete pieces 689 and 690 be cut in garment size (or before the composite fabric 715 into the discrete pieces 717 cut into garment size). The operations of folding and reorienting may be omitted if a refastenable central suture 716 at the garment 682 is available. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The central seam 716 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the central seam 716 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 74 shown. Such a trained, central seam 716 is made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the web side edges 709 and 710 is connected. The inner surfaces 683 the front and back 692 respectively. 697 at the web edge of the page 709 and 710 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 716 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 75 shown. Such a trained, central seam 716 is made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the web side edges 709 and 710 get connected. The outer surfaces 685 the front and back sides 692 respectively. 697 at the web edge of the page 709 respectively. 710 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 716 is an overlapping configuration, as in 73 shown. Such a trained, central seam 716 is made by having at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the web-side edges 709 and 710 get connected. The inner surface 683 either the front 692 or the back 697 at the web side edges 709 and 710 gets in touch with the other surface 685 the other side 692 or 697 at the web edge of the page 709 . 710 brought.

Another embodiment of the central seams 716 is an overlapping configuration, as in 76 shown. Such a trained, central seam 716 is made by that the web side edge 709 is folded back (or, alternatively, the web page edge 710 ). The outer surface 685 of the folded portion and the inner surface 683 the unfolded portion of the web side edge 709 and the corresponding section of the front 692 (or, alternatively, the web side edge 710 and the corresponding section of the back 697 ) comes into contact with the inner surface 683 or the outer surface 685 of the Bahnseitenran of 710 and the corresponding sections of the back 697 brought (or, alternatively, the web page edge 709 and the corresponding section of the front 692 ). It should be noted that the folding back of the web page edges 709 and 710 could be done so that the inner surface 683 exposed along the fold.

In the embodiments in which the fabric panels 687 and 688 or the pieces 689 and 690 in garment size are fastened to each other before the folding step, every discrete piece becomes 717 in garment size of the composite fabric 715 typically transported by vacuum screens, belts, or conveyors, by seaming, folding and fastening operations. The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines or folding devices, as well as any other known device. The discrete piece 717 in garment size of the composite fabric 715 is through a folding device 619a folded so that the opposite garment end sections 720 and 721 be merged so that the garment margin 693 the front 692 the composite fabric 715 folded or otherwise in contact with the garment edge 698 the back 697 is brought. The garment margin 694 the front 692 will be folded or otherwise in contact with the garment edge 699 the back 697 brought.

The union of the garment margin 693 and the garment margin 698 , as well as the union of the garment margin 694 and the garment margin 699 , make the garment side seam 704 respectively. 705 of the garment 682 out. It may be desirable to reorient (or reorient) the discrete piece 717 in garment size of the composite fabric 715 to make a simple connection of the garment side seams 704 and 705 of the garment 682 to enable. The turning operations are preferably performed by rotary and rotary tables, as well as any other known device. The discrete piece 717 in garment size of the composite fabric 715 can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown).

In various embodiments of the present invention, at least one of the garment side seams may 704 and 705 but can also be both designed as non-refastenable seam or as re-attachable seam. Any excess material from the fabric panels 687 and 688 can from the edges of the garment side seams 704 and 705 be removed so that the garment side seams 704 and 705 be scaled down and smoothed. The non-refastenable garment side seams 704 and 705 can be formed by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art (a stitcher 772 is in 51 shown). The non-refastenable garment side seams 704 and 705 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method of making such garment side seams 704 and 705 will be in U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 which was assigned to Van Gompel on July 3, 1990, and which is incorporated herein by reference. The garment side seams 704 and 705 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 704 and 705 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 693 and 698 and the garment side edges 694 and 699 of the garment 682 at the finished garment 682 held together to re-fastenable garment seams 704 respectively. 705 train. The reattachment devices for attaching the garment side edges 693 and 698 and the garment side edges 694 and 699 of the garment 682 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are adapted to mate with a type of complementary device or outer surface 685 or the inner surface 683 of the garment 682 locked or engaged.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 752 to be used, a better fit of the garment 682 sure. If the garment 682 refastenable garment side seams 704 and 705 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the panels 687 and 688 arranged before the fabric panels 687 and 688 in pieces 689 and 690 of garment size (or, alternatively, the united fabric 715 or the discrete pieces 717 be cut in garment size). The operations of folding and re-orienting may be eliminated if refastenable garment side seams 704 and 705 at the garment 682 are provided. However, it may be related to the packaging reasons give these two steps anyway.

The garment side seams 704 and 705 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the garment side seams 704 and 705 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 74 shown. So trained garment side seams 704 and 705 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 693 and 698 or the garment side edges 694 and 699 get connected. The inner surface 683 the garment side edges 693 and 694 the front 692 and the garment side edges 698 and 699 the back 697 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 704 and 705 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 75 shown. So trained garment side seams 704 and 705 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 693 and 698 or the garment side edges 694 and 699 get connected. The outer surface 685 the garment side edges 693 and 694 the front side or the garment side edges 689 and 699 the back 697 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 704 and 705 is an overlapping configuration, as in 73 shown. So trained garment side seams 704 and 705 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment side edges 693 and 698 or the garment side edges 694 and 699 be connected to each other. The inner surface 683 one of the garment side edges 693 and 698 and one of the garment side edges 694 and 699 gets in touch with the outside surface 685 the other garment side edges of each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 704 and 705 is an overlapping configuration, as in 76 shown. A so arranged garment side seam 704 is made so that the garment side edge 693 or the garment margin 698 is folded back. The outer surface 685 of the folded portion and the inner surface 683 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 693 or the garment margin 698 and the corresponding section of the front 692 or the back 697 gets in touch with the inside surface 683 or the outer surface 685 of the unfolded garment margin 698 or 693 and the corresponding section of the back 697 or the front 692 brought.

The garment side seams 705 is made so that the garment side edge 694 or the garment margin 699 is folded back. The outer surface 685 of the folded portion and the inner surface 683 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 694 or the garment margin 699 and the corresponding section of the front 692 or the back 697 gets in touch with the inside surface 683 or the outer surface 685 of the unfolded garment margin 699 or 694 and the corresponding section of the back 697 or the front 692 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge of the page 693 . 698 . 694 or 699 could be done so that the inner surface 683 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 720 and 721 of the discreet piece 717 in garment size of the composite fabric 715 can at the finished garment 682 be lined. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 720 and 721 of the pieces 689 and 690 in garment size of the fabric 687 respectively. 688 to line before the pieces 689 and 690 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 717 in garment size of the united fabric 715 train. The garment end sections 720 and 721 of the discreet piece 717 in garment size (or, alternatively, the garment end portions 720 and 721 of the piece 689 respectively. 690 in garment size) can be lined by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 720 and 721 of the discreet piece 717 in garment size (or, alternatively, the garment end portions 720 and 721 of the piece 689 respectively. 690 in garment size) to leave unanswered.

The garment bottom edges 695 and 701 of the discreet piece 717 in garment size of the united fabric 715 can at the finished garment 682 be lined (a sewing device 717 is in 51 shown). In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 695 and 701 of the pieces 689 and 690 in garment size of the fabric 687 respectively. 688 to line before the pieces 689 and 690 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 717 in dress size of the united fabric 715 train. The garment bottom edges 695 and 710 of the discreet piece 717 in garment size (or, alternatively, the garment bottom edges 695 and 701 of the piece 689 respectively. 690 in garment size) may be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 695 and 701 discrete pieces piece 717 in garment size (or, alternatively, the garment bottom edges 695 and 701 of the piece 689 respectively. 690 in garment size) to leave unanswered.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the garment comprises 682 sleeve 733 and 735 on (see the 56 and 57 ). The sleeves 733 and 735 are made of pieces of sleeve web material 734 and 736 made equal to the material of the fabric 687 and 688 is, or different. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 733 or 735 at the finished garment 682 to be available. The pieces of the sleeve webbing 734 and 736 be as pieces 691 in sleeve size provided by a sleeve-panel 685 were cut off. The pieces from the sleeve web 734 and 736 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the sleeve webbing 734 and 736 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of pieces of sleeve webbing 734 and 736 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The sleeves 733 and 735 , alternatively the pieces from the sleeve web 734 and 736 , in the finished garment, may be the same or different in shape, structure, material, size and the like 682 ,

The piece of a sleeve webbing 734 has a pair of sleeve side edges 738 and 740 on, a garment border 737 , and a sleeve opening end edge 741 opposite the garment border 737 , It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve webbing 734 could be provided as a pipe, which has a garment border 737 and a sleeve opening end edge 741 opposite the garment border 737 having. Furthermore, it should be noted that the piece of the sleeve web 734 can be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The piece of the sleeve webbing 734 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 738 and 740 be brought together to a sleeve seam 750 of the sleeve 733 train.

The piece of a sleeve webbing 736 has a pair of sleeve side edges 745 and 748 on, a garment border 739 , and a sleeve opening end edge 743 opposite the garment border 739 , It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve webbing 736 could be provided as a pipe, which has a garment border 739 and a sleeve opening end edge 743 opposite the garment border 739 having. Furthermore, it should be noted that the piece of the sleeve web 736 could be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The piece of the sleeve webbing 736 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 745 and 748 be brought together to a sleeve seam 753 of the sleeve 735 train.

It may be desirable the pieces 691 in sleeve size of the sleeve fabric 684 to reorient (or reorient) to a simple attachment of the sleeve seams 750 and 753 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 of the garment 682 to enable. The rotary operations are preferably performed by rotary and rotary tables, as well as by any other known device. The pieces 691 in sleeve size of the sleeve fabric 684 (Pieces from the sleeve webbing 734 and 736 ) can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 750 and 753 can not be refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess material of the pieces of the sleeve webbing 734 and 736 can of their respective edges of the sleeve seams 750 and 753 be removed to the sleeve seams 750 and 753 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 750 and 753 may be formed by any suitable device, for example, ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 750 and 753 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair of sleeve side edges 738 and 740 and the opposite, pair of sleeve side edges 745 and 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 in the finished garment 682 held together to re-attachable sleeve seams 750 and 753 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 738 and 740 or the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 745 and 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, Tongues, band and the like, which are formed or adapted such that a lock or engagement with a kind of complementary device or the inner surface 683 or the outer surface 685 of the garment 682 he follows. The re-attachable sleeve seams 750 and 753 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 752 also be used to better fit the sleeves 733 and 735 of the garment 682 sure. If the garment 682 re-attachable sleeve seams 750 and 753 Preferably, the re-attachment devices are strategically placed on the pieces of sleeve webbing 734 and 735 arranged before the sleeve-fabric 684 in discrete pieces 691 is cut in sleeve size. The operations of folding and re-orienting may be eliminated if refastenable sleeve seams 750 and 753 at the garment 682 available. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The sleeve seams 750 and 753 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 750 and 753 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 74 shown. So trained sleeve seams 750 and 753 are made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 738 and 740 and the sleeve side edges 745 and 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 get connected. The inner surface 683 the sleeve side edges 738 and 740 and the sleeve side edges 745 and 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 are brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 750 and 753 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 75 shown. So trained sleeve seams 750 and 753 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 738 and 740 and the sleeve side edges 745 and 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 get connected. The outer surface 685 the sleeve side edges 738 and 740 and the sleeve side edges 745 and 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 are brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 750 and 753 is an overlapping configuration, as in 73 shown. In this way trained sleeve seams 750 and 753 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 738 and 740 and the sleeve side edges 745 and 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 get connected. The inner surface 638 one of the sleeve side edges 738 or 740 and one of the sleeve side edges 745 or 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 will be in contact with the outside surface 685 the other sleeve margin 738 or 740 and the other sleeve margin 745 or 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 750 and 753 is an overlapping configuration, as in 76 shown. So trained sleeve seams 750 and 753 are made so that the sleeve side edges 738 or 740 and the sleeve side edges 745 or 748 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 be folded back. The outer surface 685 the folded sections and the inner surface 683 the unfolded portions of the sleeve side edge 738 or 740 and the sleeve margin 745 or 748 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 will be in contact with the inside surface 683 or the outer surface 685 of the unfolded sleeve side edge 740 or 738 and the sleeve margin 748 or 745 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a sleeve side edge 738 . 740 . 745 or 748 could be done so that the inner surface 683 exposed along the fold.

The garment end edges 737 and 739 the pieces of the sleeve web 734 respectively. 736 can at the sleeve opening edges 730 and 732 the arm opening 729 respectively. 731 of the garment 682 be attached. Attaching the pieces of the sleeve webbing 734 and 736 can be done in a non-refastenable manner, with devices as mentioned above (a sewing device 770 is in 51 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the pieces of the sleeve web material 734 and 736 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above.

The sleeves 733 and 735 can before attaching to the garment 682 to get finished. The garment end edges 737 and 739 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 can at the arm opening edges 730 and 732 the arm opening 729 respectively. 731 of the garment 682 be attached, creating a sleeve opening seam 756 respectively. 760 arises. Attaching the sleeves 733 and 735 can be done in non-re-attachable manner, by means of devices, as described above. In the alternative, attaching the sleeves 733 and 735 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The armhole seams 756 and 760 can be continuous or intermittent be educated.

The armhole seams 756 and 760 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations may take. An embodiment of the arm opening seams 756 and 760 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 74 shown. Armhole seams formed in this way 756 and 760 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment end edge 737 and the arm-opening edge 730 or the garment end edge 739 and the arm-opening edge 732 of the garment 682 be attached to each other. The inner surface 683 the garment end edges 737 and 739 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 gets in touch with the inside surface 683 the arm opening edge 730 respectively. 732 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 756 and 760 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 75 shown. So trained arm opening seams 756 and 760 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment end edge 737 and the arm-opening edge 730 or the garment end edge 739 and the arm-opening edge 732 of the garment 682 be connected to each other. The outer surface 685 the garment end edges 737 and 739 the sleeve 733 and 735 gets in touch with the outside surface 685 the arm opening edge 730 respectively. 732 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 756 and 760 is an overlapping configuration, as in 73 shown. Armhole seams formed in this way 756 and 760 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment end edges 737 and the arm-opening edge 730 or the garment end edge 739 and the arm-opening edge 732 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 be connected to each other. The inner surface 683 either of the garment end edge 737 or the arm-opening edge 730 and the garment border 739 or the arm-opening edge 732 gets in touch with the outside surface 685 the other clothing end edge 737 or the arm-opening edge 730 and the garment border 739 or the arm-opening edge 732 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 brought.

Another embodiment of the arm opening seams 756 and 760 is an overlapping configuration, as in 76 shown. Armhole seams formed in this way 756 and 760 are made so that the garment edge 737 or the arm-opening edge 730 and the garment border 739 or the arm-opening edge 732 be folded back. The outer surface 685 the folded sections and the inner surface 683 the unfolded portions of the garment end edge 737 or the arm-opening edge 730 and the garment border 739 or the arm-opening edge 732 and the corresponding sections of the sleeves 733 and 735 the front 692 and the back 697 gets in touch with the inside surface 683 or the outer surface 685 of the unfolded garment end edge 739 or 737 or the arm-opening edge 732 or 730 and the corresponding sections of the sleeves 733 and 735 the front and back 692 respectively. 697 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge 737 or 739 , or an arm-opening edge 730 or 732 , so could be done that the inner surface 683 exposed along the fold.

The arm opening end edges 741 and 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 (in the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 741 and 743 the pieces of the sleeve web 734 and 736 ) can be lined by any method or style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 741 and 743 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 742 and 744 at the sleeve opening end edge 741 respectively. 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 of the garment 682 be attached, creating a cuff seam 762 respectively. 764 arises. The attachment of the cuffs 742 and 744 can be done in non-refastenable manner, with devices, as described above. In the alternative, the attachment of the cuffs 742 and 744 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The cuff seams 762 and 764 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The cuffs 742 and 744 can take on different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 742 and 744 may be in terms of shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 682 be formed the same or different. The pattern of the cuffs 742 and 744 is only due to the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 742 and 744 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 762 and 764 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 762 and 764 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 74 shown. In this way trained cuffs sewed 762 and 764 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the cuff edge 761 and the sleeve margin 741 or the cuff edge 763 and the sleeve opening end edge 743 of the garment 682 be connected to each other. The inner surface 683 the cuff edges 761 and 763 the cuff 742 respectively. 744 gets in touch with the inside surface 683 the sleeve side edges 741 and 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 762 and 764 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 75 shown. So trained cuff seams 762 and 764 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly rotated portions of the cuff edge 761 and the sleeve opening edge 741 or the cuff edge 763 and the sleeve opening edge 743 of the garment 682 be connected to each other. The outer surface 685 the cuff edges 761 and 763 the cuff 742 respectively. 744 gets in touch with the outside surface 685 the sleeve side edges 741 and 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 762 and 764 is an overlapping configuration, as in 73 shown. In this way trained cuff seams 762 and 764 are made by at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 761 and the sleeve opening edge 741 or the cuff edge 763 and the sleeve opening edge 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 be connected to each other. The inner surface 683 either the cuff margin 761 or the sleeve opening edge 741 or the cuff edge 763 or the sleeve opening edge 743 gets in touch with the outside surface 685 of the other cuff edge 761 or the sleeve opening edge 741 or the cuff edge 763 or the sleeve opening edge 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 762 and 764 is an overlapping configuration, as in 76 shown. In this way trained cuff seams 762 and 764 are made so that the cuff edge 761 or the sleeve opening end edge 741 and the cuff edge 763 or the sleeve opening end edge 743 of the sleeve 733 respectively. 735 be folded back. The outer surface 685 the folded sections and the inner surface 683 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 761 or the sleeve opening end edge 741 and the cuff edge 763 or the sleeve opening end edge 743 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 742 and 744 or the sleeve 733 and 735 will be in contact with the inside surface 683 or the outer surface 685 of the unfolded cuff edge 761 and 763 or the sleeve opening end edge 741 and 743 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 742 and 744 or the sleeve 733 and 735 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 761 or 763 or a sleeve opening end edge 741 or 743 could be done so that the inner surface 683 exposed along the fold.

The materials used for the cuffs 742 and 744 can be the same materials as those used in the other sections of the garment 682 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that for the cuffs 742 and 744 used materials have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 742 and 744 to adapt to the section of the arms of the wearer who are in contact with the cuffs 742 and 744 reach.

The edge 749 the neck opening 747 can be lined with any method and in any style known in the field. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 749 the neck opening 747 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 751 on the edge 749 the neck opening 747 of the garment 682 be attached, creating a collar seam 766 arises. Attaching the collar 761 can be done in non-re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above (a sewing device 769 is in 51 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 751 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The collar seam 766 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The collar 751 can take on different sizes and shapes. The pattern of the collar 751 only the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 751 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 766 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the collar seam 766 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 74 shown. Such a trained collar seam 766 is made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 765 and the edge 749 the neck opening 747 of the garment 682 be connected to each other. The inner surface 683 of the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 gets in touch with the inside surface 683 of the edge 749 the neck opening 747 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 766 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 75 shown. Such a trained collar seam 766 is manufactured so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 and the edge 749 the neck opening 747 of the garment 682 be connected to each other. The outer surface 685 of the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 gets in touch with the outside surface 685 of the edge 749 the neck opening 747 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 766 is an overlapping configuration, as in 75 shown. Such a trained collar seam 766 is made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 and the edge of the 749 the neck opening 747 of the garment 682 be connected to each other. The inner surface 683 of the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 or the edge 749 the neck opening 747 gets in touch with the outside surface 685 the corresponding other part brought, so the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 or the edge 749 the neck opening 747 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 766 is an overlapping configuration, as in 76 shown. Such a trained collar seam 766 is made so that the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 or the edge 749 the neck opening 747 is folded back. The outer surface 685 the folded sections and the inner surface 683 the unfolded portions of the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 or the edge 749 the neck opening 747 and the corresponding sections of the collar 751 or the front and back 692 and 697 will be in contact with the inside surface 683 or the outer surface 685 the unfolded collar edge 765 of the collar 751 or the edge 749 the neck opening 747 and the corresponding sections of the collar 751 or the front and back 692 respectively. 697 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the collar edge 765 of the collar 751 or the edge 749 the neck opening 747 could be done so that the inner surface 683 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 766 is an overlapping configuration, as in 77 shown. Such a trained collar seam 766 is by folding the collar 751 on the edge 749 the neck opening 747 or trained beyond this edge. The collar edges 765 of the collar 751 can be folded under, with the outer surfaces 685 of the collar 751 in contact with the edge 749 the neck opening and a portion of the adjacent material of the front 692 , the back 697 , or both, as desired, are brought. The collar edges 765 can be left exposed by not being folded underneath.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 766 is an overlapping configuration, as in 78 shown. Such a trained collar seam 766 is made so that the collar edge 765 is folded so that the inner surface 683 of the collar 751 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 749 the neck opening 747 is folded so that the outer surface 685 the front 692 , the back 697 , or both are brought into contact with themselves. The collar edge 765 gets into the fold of the edge 749 the neck opening 747 introduced. The edge 749 the neck opening 747 gets into the fold of the collar edge 765 introduced. In another embodiment, the collar 765 folded so that the outer surface 685 of the collar 751 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 749 the neck opening 747 is folded so that the inner surface 683 the front 692 , the back 697 , or both, is brought into contact with itself. Such a trained collar seam 766 Can be used with any of the seams described here.

The materials for the collar 751 can be the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 682 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the collar 751 materials used have an elastic element, so that the collar 751 fits the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 751 arrives.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 692 , the backside 697 , or both sides 692 and 697 cut or otherwise opened to a slot 707 or 754 (in 52 shown) form, for example, a slot. The slot 707 has two edges 718 and 719 on. The slot 754 has two edges 755 and 757 , The slots 707 and 754 the front 692 or the back 697 can from the edge 749 the neck opening 747 to the bottom of the garment 695 respectively. 701 run. In the alternative, the slots may be 707 and 754 just over a section of the page 692 respectively. 697 between the edge 749 the neck opening 747 and the garment bottom edge 695 respectively. 701 extend. If the garment 682 both a slot 707 in the front 692 as well as a slot 754 in the back 697 having, can the slots 707 and 754 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like.

In some embodiments, the edges 718 and 719 of the slot 707 as well as the edges 755 and 757 of the slot 754 be attached or fastened to each other in re-attachable manner. The edges 718 and 719 can be fastened together to the front seam 767 train. The edges 755 and 757 can be joined together to the back seam 768 train. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 752 , see. the above discussion can be used to reattach the edges 718 and 719 or the edges 755 and 757 of the slot 707 respectively. 754 to attach or attach to each other.

A Embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method for producing a garment with the following Steps: Provide a fabric panel, the opposite Web side edges, wherein the opposite Web side edges near a pair of opposite ones Garment bottom edges of the garment lie; intermittent cutting of the fabric, creating edges be formed, which neck openings in the web material establish; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size of the Fabric has at least one neck opening, a front, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, two opposite ones Garment end sections, and the pair of opposite ones Unterendränder; Folding the discrete piece in Garment size of the fabric, which one of the garment bottom edges of the pair the opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back to to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be intermittently cut, creating arm opening edges be formed, which pairs of opposite arm openings set in the fabric. At least a section of at least one the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. The discrete pieces in garment size The fabric panel may include at least a pair of arm opening edges contain. Pieces of sleeve webbing may be provided be, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least a pair of opposite sleeve side edges has a garment end edge that complements a shape to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges the arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each the pieces of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the arm opening edges of the Arm openings are attached and fixed there. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material can be lined be.

The Neck opening in the discrete piece in garment size can be between at least one of the pairs opposite Armöffnungsränder be arranged. It can be one Collar be provided. At least a section of the collar can on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar be.

At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one the arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

pieces made of sleeve web material can be provided, wherein each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least a garment end edge having at least one Section of a shape complementary to at least one section the shape of a portion of the opposing garment side edges the front, the back, or both the front and the back, as well as an opposing sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each the pieces of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the garment side edges attached and fixed, which the arm opening establish. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces in the sleeve web can be hemmed be.

The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The backside may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Provision of a fabric panel, the opposite Web side edges, wherein the opposite Web side edges near a pair of opposite ones Garment bottom edges of the garment lie; intermittent cutting of the fabric, creating arm opening edges be formed, which define arm openings, as well Edges defining neck openings in the webbing; Cutting the fabric, leaving discrete pieces in garment size and each of the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric has at least one neck opening, a Pair of opposite arm opening edges, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back, a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, two opposite ones Garment end sections, and the pair of opposite ones Unterendränder; Folding the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric, which one of the garment bottom edges of the pair the opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined. It can be pieces of sleeve webbing be provided, each of the pieces of the sleeve web at least a pair of opposite sleeve side edges has a garment end edge, the at least one Section with a shape complementary to at least one Section of the shape of at least one of the Armöffnungsränder the arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a section of the garment end edge of each of the pieces From the sleeve webbing can be attached to at least one section one of the sleeve opening edges of the arm openings attached and fixed there. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening edges of the pieces from the sleeve fabric can be lined.

The Neck opening in the discrete piece in garment size can be between at least one of the pairs opposite Armöffnungsränder be arranged. It can be one Collar be provided. At least a section of the collar can on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a fabric panel having opposed web side edges, the web side edges being proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming arm opening edges forming pairs of opposing arm openings in the web; intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the web; Providing pieces of sleeve webbing, each of the pieces of sleeve webbing having at least one garment end edge having at least one portion of a shape complementary to at least a portion of the garment bottom edge Shape is at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings, a pair of opposite sleeve side edges, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge; Attaching and securing at least a portion of the garment end edge of each of the pieces of sleeve web material to at least a portion of the arm opening edge of one of the arm openings; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the piece of sleeve web; Cutting the fabric sheet defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the garment-sized discrete pieces of the fabric panel having at least a front side having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a pair of arm opening edges of the arm openings; one of the neck openings, two opposite garment end portions, and the pair of opposing garment bottom edges; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the fabric web with one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges being brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, creating an arrangement formed is, which has the fabric, wherein the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The Fabric can intermittent at least after one of the steps Cutting the fabric to be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the fabric can before the step of dropping the discrete piece be unfolded in garment size, causing the pair of opposite garment side edges the front in contact with the pair of opposite garment side edges the back is brought.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. The neck opening in the discrete piece with garment size can be between at least one of the pairs from opposite Armöffnungsrändern be arranged. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening may be lined be. At least a portion of at least one of the arm opening edges the opposite arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be formed, whereby a pair of edges of a slot becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot can be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is trained. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot can be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a panel having an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposite side edges, the opposing sheet side edges disposed adjacent a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposing arm openings in the web; intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the web; Cutting the fabric sheet defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the garment-sized discrete pieces of the fabric panel having at least a front side having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a pair of arm opening edges of the arm openings; a neck opening, two opposite garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Fold the discrete piece into garment size of the fabric, making one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment the lower edge is brought into contact with the other lower garment edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, creating a fabric having the Arrangement is determined, in which the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The Fabric can be at least after one of the steps of intermittent Cutting the fabric to be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the fabric can before the step of dropping the discrete piece in garment size of the fabric unfolded, making the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the front in Touching with the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back is brought.

It can be pieces of sleeve web provided be, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing has at least one inner surface, an outer surface, a garment end edge, the at least one section in a form complementary to at least a portion of Shape at least one of the Armöffnungsränder at least having one of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge, wherein the garment end edge with one of the arm opening edges the arm opening is aligned, and the outer surface the piece of the sleeve fabric in contact with the outer surface of the fabric at least a sleeve opening edges of the arm opening stands. At least a portion of the garment end edge the piece of the sleeve webbing can at least attached to a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm opening and be fixed there. At least a portion of the sleeve opening end edge the piece of the sleeve material can be lined become.

The Neck opening in discrete piece with garment size can be between at least one of the pairs of opposite Armöffnungsränder lie. There may be a collar. The collar may be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least one section of at least one of Arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be formed, whereby a pair of edges of a slot becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot can be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels together in an side-by-side orientation defining a fabric assembly in which one of the opposed web side edges of the first panel is adjacent to one of the opposing panel side edges of the second panel; Attaching at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in side by side orientation thereby providing at least a portion of a center seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web are adjacent a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web; Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, wherein each discrete garment-sized piece of united web has at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, two opposing garment end sections and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the united panel causing one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges to be brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to produce a pair of garment side seams.

The composite fabric can be cut intermittently, whereby arm opening edges are formed, the pairs of opposite arm openings in the Set cloth united. At least a section of at least one the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. The discrete pieces in garment size can be at least a pair of arm opening edges exhibit. It can be pieces of sleeve webbing be provided, each of the pieces of the sleeve web at least one garment end edge, at least has a section with a shape that is complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges the arm openings, as well as an opposite sleeve opening end edge. The garment end edge of each piece of sleeve webbing may be at one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings attached and fixed there. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening margins of the pieces from the sleeve web can be lined.

At least one of the neck openings in the united fabric can between a pair of the opposite arm opening edges be arranged. There may be a collar. At least one Section of the collar may be attached to at least a portion of the edge attached to the neck opening. At least a section The collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the edge of the Neck opening can be lined. At least one Section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be formed, whereby a pair of edges of a slot becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot can be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is trained. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot can be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels together in an side-by-side orientation defining an arrangement in which one of the opposing side panel edges of the first panel is adjacent one of the opposing panel side edges of the second panel; Attaching at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in side by side orientation thereby providing at least a portion of a center seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web near a pair of opposing garment end edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposing arm openings in the united web; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web; the neck openings being between the pairs of opposite arm opening edges; Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric having at least one front having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back having a pair of opposing garment side edges, one of the neck openings, at least a pair of arm opening edges, two opposite garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric panel, thereby opposing one of the garment bottom edges of the pair gender garment bottom is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined. It can be pieces of sleeve webbing be provided, each of the pieces of the sleeve web at least one garment end edge, at least a section having a shape complementary to at least one Section of the shape of at least a portion of the Armöffnungsrandes the arm opening, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each the pieces of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the arm opening edges of the Arm openings are attached and fixed there. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of Pieces from the sleeve web can be hemmed. At least one of the neck openings in the united fabric can be between a pair of the opposite arm opening edges be arranged.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in an side-by-side orientation, thereby defining an arrangement in which one of the opposite panel side edges of the first panel is adjacent one of the opposed panel side edges of the second panel; Attaching at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in side by side orientation thereby securing at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web are adjacent a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposing arm openings in the united web; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web, the neck openings being disposed between the pairs of opposite arm opening edges; Providing pieces of sleeve webbing, each of the pieces of sleeve web material having at least one garment end edge having at least a portion having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least a portion of the arm opening edges of the arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge; Attaching and securing at least a portion of the garment end edge of each of the pieces of sleeve webbing to at least a portion of one of the edges of the arm openings; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces of sleeve web; Slitting the joined fabric sheet thereby defining discrete garment-sized pieces, wherein each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric sheet has at least a front side having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposite side edges, one of the neck openings Pair of arm opening edges, two opposite garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment side edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, having opposite web side edges, an inner surface, and an outer surface; Providing a second panel, the opposite Web side edges, an inner surface, and an outer surface; Align the first and the second panel to each other in an orientation side Page, whereby an arrangement is determined, in which a the opposite web side edges of the first Fabric next to one of the opposite web side edges the second fabric lies; Attach at least one section the adjacent web side edge of the first fabric at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in orientation side by side, creating at least a section a central seam and a united fabric, the one pair of opposite track side edges having the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of garment lie; intermittent cutting of the united fabric web, whereby Armöffnungsränder be formed, the pairs opposite arm openings in the united Determine fabric path; intermittent cutting of the united fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the united panel, with each of the neck openings between a pair of the opposite arm opening edges lies; Cutting the united fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the united fabric has at least one front, the a pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, one of Neck openings, a pair of arm opening edges, two opposite garment end sections, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; line at least a portion of at least one of the opposite Garment bottom edges; Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges the back, around a pair of garment seams train.

Pieces of sleeve web may be provided, each of the pieces of sleeve web having at least one inner surface, an outer surface, a garment end edge having at least a portion in a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least a portion of the arm opening edge of at least one of the arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge, the garment end edge is aligned with one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings in the united panel, and the outer surface of the piece of the sleeve web is in contact with the outer surface of the united panel at at least a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm openings. At least a portion of the garment end edge of the piece of sleeve web material may be attached and attached to at least a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm opening. At least a portion of the sleeve opening end edge of the piece of sleeve stock may be hemmed.

At least one of the neck openings in the united fabric can between at least one of the pairs of opposite Arm openings be arranged. A collar can be lined be. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least one Be attached portion of the edge of the neck opening. At least a section of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the neck opening can be lined. At least one section of at least one of Arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, a first web page edge and a second web page edge having; Providing a second fabric, the first Web side edge and a second web side edge; intermittent Cutting the second web side edge of the first fabric, wherein Wells are formed; intermittent cutting of the second web side edge of the second web, wherein depressions be formed; Aligning the first and second panels to each other in an orientation side by side, creating an arrangement is determined, wherein the second web side edge of the first Fabric next to the second web side edge of the second fabric is located, and the wells of the second web side edge of the first Fabric next to the wells of the second web side edge of the lie second web, whereby edges are formed, which determine neck openings; Attach at least one Section of the second web side edge of the first panel at least a portion of the second web side edge of the second Fabric in orientation side by side, which at least a section of a central seam and a united fabric which are a pair of opposing track side edges having the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of garment lie; intermittent cutting of the united fabric web, whereby Armöffnungsränder be formed, the pairs opposite arm openings in the united Determine fabric path; Cutting the united fabric, taking discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the united fabric has at least one of the neck openings, a front side, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, a pair the arm opening edges, two garment end sections, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge becomes; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

Pieces of sleeve webbing may be provided, each of the pieces of sleeve web material having at least one inner surface, an outer surface, a garment end edge having at least one portion in a shape complementary to at least a portion having a shape of at least a portion of the arm opening edge of at least one of the arm openings and an opposing sleeve opening end edge, the garment end edge having one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings is aligned in the united panel, and the outer surface of the piece of sleeve web is in contact with the outer surface of the united panel at least at least a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm openings. At least a portion of the garment end edge of the piece of sleeve web material may be attached to and secured to at least a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm opening. At least a portion of the sleeve opening end edge of the piece of sleeve web may be hemmed. At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be hemmed.

At least one of the neck openings in the united fabric can between at least one of the pairs of opposite Arm openings be arranged. A collar can be lined be. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least one Section of the edge of the neck opening to be attached. At least a portion of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted one Be a collar. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the edge of the Neck opening can be lined. At least a section at least one of the Armöffnungsränder the arm openings be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, having opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel, the opposite Web side edges, aligning the first and second Fabric to each other in an orientation front to front, whereby an arrangement is determined, in which the opposite Web side edges of the first fabric next to the opposite Web side edges of the second fabric are, thereby a first pair of adjacent track sidewalls and a second one Pair of adjacent track margins; secure at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges to each other in orientation front to front, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a united one Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges, which from the second pair of adjacent Bahnseitenränder be formed, with the opposite Railway side edges of the united fabric near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; intermittent cutting the united fabric, whereby edges are formed, set the neck openings in the united fabric; Cutting the united fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the united fabric at least one of the neck openings has a front, which is a pair of opposite Garment side edges, a back, the a pair of opposing garment side edges having two opposite garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges the pair of opposing garment margins in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the United Fabric can be unfolded. The united fabric can be intermittent be cut, creating arm opening edges be formed, the pairs of opposite arm openings set in the united fabric. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. The discrete pieces in garment size can contain at least a pair of arm opening edges.

Pieces of sleeve webbing may be provided with each of the pieces of sleeve webbing at least one garment end edge having at least a portion having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of a portion of the opposite garment side edges of the front, the back, or both the front and back, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each piece of sleeve webbing may be attached and attached to at least a portion of one of the garment side edges defining the arm opening. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces of sleeve web may be hemmed. At least one of the neck openings in the united panel may lie between one of the pair of opposite arm opening edges.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. It can be pieces be made of sleeve fabric, with each of the pieces from the sleeve web at least one garment edge comprising at least a portion of a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one section the arm opening edges of the opposite Arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a section of the garment end edge of a piece From the sleeve webbing can be attached to at least one section one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings attached and fixed there. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening margins of the Pieces from the sleeve web can be lined be. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one the arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposing panel side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in a front-to-front orientation, thereby defining an arrangement in which the opposing side edges of the first panel lie adjacent to the opposing panel edges of the second panel, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent panel edges including a panel side edge a first panel and a web side edge of the second panel, and a second pair of adjacent web side edges having a web side edge of the first web and a web side edge of the second web; Securing at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in an orientation front to front defining at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposing arm openings in the united web; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web, the neck openings being disposed between the pairs of opposite arm opening edges; Slitting the joined fabric sheet thereby defining discrete garment-sized pieces, wherein each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric web has at least one front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, the neck opening at least one A pair of arm opening edges, two opposite garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Fold the discrete piece into garment size of the united fabric, making one of the garment bottom the edge of the pair of opposite garment side edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the United Fabric can be unfolded. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. Pieces of sleeve webbing can be provided. with each of the pieces from the sleeve web at least one garment edge comprising at least a portion of a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges having one of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. At least a portion of the garment end edge of each Piece of the sleeve webbing can at least a section of one of the arm opening edges of the Arm openings attached and secured there. At least one Section at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the pieces of the sleeve material can be lined be.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar may be on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the Edge of the neck opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges The arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposing panel side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in a face-to-face orientation defining an arrangement in which the opposing web side edges of the first panel are adjacent the opposing web side edges of the second panel, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent panel sidewalls and a second pair of adjacent panel sidewalls become; Affixing at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in the front-to-front orientation thereby securing at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming arm opening edges defining pairs of opposing arm openings in the united web; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web, the neck openings being between the pairs of opposite arm opening edges; Providing pieces of sleeve webbing, each of the pieces of sleeve web having at least one garment end edge having at least a portion having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of the arm opening edges of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge; Attaching and securing at least a portion of the garment end edge of each piece of the sleeve web to at least a portion of one of the arm openings; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces of sleeve web; Cutting the united fabric web thereby defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric web having at least one front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposite side edges; one of the neck openings, at least a pair of the arm opening edges, two opposite garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web, whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the United Fabric can be unfolded. It can be provided a collar. At least a portion of the collar may be attached to at least a portion attached to the edge of the neck opening. At least a section of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted collar be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the edge of the Neck opening can be lined. At least a section at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, having opposite web side edges, an inner surface, and an outer surface; Providing a second panel, the opposite Web side edges, an inner surface, and an outer surface; Align the first and second panel to each other in an orientation front on the front side, whereby an arrangement is determined, in which the opposite web side edges of the first Fabric next to the opposite web side edges lie the second panel, creating a first pair of adjacent Web side edges and a second pair of adjacent web side edges be formed; Attach at least a portion of the first Pairs of adjacent track side edges to each other in orientation Front to front, creating at least a section of a central seam and a united fabric web are set, the one pair of opposite track side edges comprising the second pair of adjacent web side edges are formed, wherein the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of garment lie; intermittent cutting of the united fabric web, whereby Armöffnungsränder be formed, the pairs opposite arm openings in the united Determine fabric path; intermittent cutting of the united Fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the united fabric, with the neck openings between the pairs of opposite arm opening edges lie; Cutting the united fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the united fabric has at least one front, the a pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, one of Neck openings, a pair of arm opening edges, two opposite garment end sections, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; line at least a portion of at least one of the opposite Garment bottom edges; Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the united fabric can be unfolded. It can sleeve webbing pieces are provided, each of the pieces of sleeve web material having at least one inner surface, an outer surface, a garment end edge having at least a portion complementary in shape to at least a portion of the shape of the arm opening edges of the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge; wherein the garment end edge is aligned with one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings in the united panel, and the outer surface of the piece of sleeve web is in contact with the outer surface of the united panel at at least a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm openings. At least a portion of the garment end edge of the piece of sleeve web material may be attached to and secured to at least a portion of the arm opening edge of the arm openings. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces of sleeve web material may be hemmed.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the The edge of the opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges the openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, a first web page edge and a second web page edge having; Providing a second fabric, the first Web side edge and a second web side edge; intermittent Cutting the second web side edge of the first fabric, wherein Wells are formed; intermittent cutting of the second web side edge of the second web, wherein depressions be formed; Aligning the first and second panels to each other in an orientation face to face, thereby an arrangement is determined in which the first web side edge the first fabric next to the first web side edge of the second Fabric web lies, and the second web side edge of the first fabric adjacent to the second web side edge of the second web, wherein the recesses of the second web side edge of the first fabric in addition to the depressions of the second web side edge of the second Fabric lie, whereby edges are formed, the Define neck openings; Attach at least one section the second web side edge of the first web on at least one Section of the second web side edge of the second web in the Orientation front to front, creating at least a section a central seam and a united fabric, the one pair of opposite track side edges having, from the first web side edges of the first Fabric web and the first web side edges formed is, with the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of garment lie; intermittent cutting of the united fabric web, whereby Armöffnungsränder be formed, the pairs opposite arm openings in the united Determine fabric path; Cutting the united fabric, set discrete pieces in garment size, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the united panel has at least one neck opening, a front, which is a pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, a pair the arm opening edges, two garment end sections, and the pair of opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the united panel, one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair the opposite garment side edges of the Front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the United Fabric can be unfolded. It can be pieces be made of sleeve fabric, with each of the pieces from the sleeve web at least one inner surface having an outer surface, a garment end edge, the at least one section with a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of the arm opening edges the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge, wherein the garment end edge with one of the arm opening edges aligned the arm openings in the united fabric will, and the outer surface of the piece from the sleeve web in contact with the outer surface the united fabric at least at a portion of the Armöffnungsrandes the arm openings stands. At least a portion of the garment end edge The piece of sleeve webbing can be worn at one Section of the arm-opening edge of the arm opening attached and fixed there. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening margins of the pieces from the sleeve web can be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable. At least a section of the The edge of the opening can be lined. At least a section of at least one of the arm opening edges the openings can be lined.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot can be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened.

The piece of clothing 810 is in the 79 and 88 shown. The piece of clothing 810 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 811 respectively. 812 on. In the present application, the term "garment" is to be understood as a shirt, T-shirt, cape, bathrobe, dressing gown, jacket, coat, or any type of garment covering the upper body, with different lengths of the garment 810 itself and the sleeve (if any) may be present, as well as various neck openings and garment openings, such as slits. In the preferred embodiment, cf. 81 , the piece of clothing 810 preferably a front side 815 and a back 820 on. The front 815 has a pair of garment side edges 816 and 817 on, a garment lower edge 818 , and a shoulder area 819 that between the garment margins 816 and 817 is arranged. The back has a pair of garment side edges 821 and 822 on, a garment lower edge 824 , as well as a shoulder area 826 that between the garment margins 821 and 822 is arranged.

The garment margin 816 is with the garment margin 821 connected to the garment side seams 827 train. The garment margin 817 is with the garment margin 822 connected to the garment side seams 828 train. A section of the garment side seams 827 and 828 remains unconnected or disconnected, preferably in the shoulder areas 819 and 826 , whereby two opposite arm openings 846 and 848 be determined.

The finished garment 810 can sleeve 850 and 852 have, so this at least partially the arm opening 846 respectively. 848 of the garment 810 surround. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 850 or 852 at the finished garment 810 be provided. The length of the sleeves 850 and 852 may vary, from a length intended to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer, to a considerably shorter length. The sleeve opening end edges 858 and 860 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 858 and 860 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

In those embodiments of the garments 810 that are not the sleeves 850 and 852 may have the unpaved portions of the garment side edges 816 and 821 as well as the garment side edges 817 and 822 , more precisely ge says the arm opening edges 847 and 849 which the arm openings 846 and 848 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the arm opening edges 847 and 849 holding the arm openings 846 and 848 set, be left unhurried, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 846 around their perimeter by the edge 866 is set in at least one of the shoulder areas 819 and 826 arranged. The neck opening 864 typically lies in the center between the garment side edges 816 . 817 . 821 and 822 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 864 is not required. The neck opening 864 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. Although the arrangement of the neck opening 864 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 819 and 826 be made as well as between the garment side edges 816 and 817 and the garment side edges 821 and 822 However, typically the arrangement of the neck opening 864 so made that a larger section of the neck opening 864 within the front shoulder area 819 lies.

Furthermore, although the shape of the neck opening 864 however, it is typically the shape of the neck opening 864 asymmetrical, as dictated by fashion and comfort. In some embodiments of the garment 810 can the edge 866 the neck opening 864 be lined. For easier production, the edge 866 the neck opening 864 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

Different styles of a collar 868 can also be on the edge 866 the neck opening 864 be attached. The attachment of the collar 866 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of devices as explained below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 866 be re-attachable manner, by means of devices which will be explained below. The collars 866 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed edges for T-shirts, decorative edges, and the like known in the apparel industry.

The garment bottom edges 818 and 824 of the garment 810 can also be lined (a sewing facility 883 is in 79 shown). For ease of manufacture, the garment bottom edges 818 and 824 of the garment 810 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

The front 815 , the backside 820 , or both, can be cut or otherwise opened to a slot 830 or 839 (shown in 88 ) form, for example, a slot. The piece of clothing 810 that has a slot 830 or 839 or both has slits, can be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe and the like. The slot 830 has two edges 834 and 836 , The slot 839 has two edges 840 and 841 , Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 869 , see. The following discussion can be used to re-attach the edges 834 and 836 or the edges 840 and 841 to attach or attach to re-closable or refastenable garments 810 train. The slots 830 and 839 the front 815 or the back 820 can from the edge 866 the neck opening 864 to the bottom of the garment 818 respectively. 824 run. In the alternative, the slots 8570 and 8579 only over a section of the front and back 815 respectively. 820 between the edge 866 the neck opening 864 and the garment bottom edge 818 respectively. 824 run. If the garment 810 both a slot 830 in the front 815 as well as a slot 839 in the back 820 can have the slots 830 and 839 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. It should be understood that the term "equal" as used herein is intended to encompass identical and varying levels of equality. It should also be understood that the term "different" as used herein is intended to encompass varying and varying levels of diversity.

An alternative embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG 82 shown. The piece of clothing 885 has opposite inner and outer surfaces 886 and 887 on. In this embodiment, the garment has 885 preferably a front side 892 and a back 897 on. The front 892 has a pair of garment side edges 893 and 894 on, a garment lower edge 895 , as well as a shoulder area 896 , the garment's bottom edge 895 opposite, and between the garment side edges 893 and 894 is arranged. The backside 897 has a pair of garment side edges 898 and 899 on, a garment lower edge 903 , and a shoulder area 906 (b) , the garment's bottom edge 903 opposite, and between the garment side edges 898 and 899 is arranged.

The garment margin 893 is with the garment margin 898 connected to the garment side seams 907 train. The garment margin 894 is with the clothing piece side edge 899 connected to the garment side seams 908 train. A section of the garment side seams 907 and 908 is left unconnected or unconnected, preferably in the shoulder areas 896 and 907 , whereby two opposite arm openings 932 and 934 be determined. At least a portion of the shoulder edge 915 the front 892 comes with at least a section of the shoulder edge 916 the back 897 connected to the central seam 917 train.

The finished garment 895 can arm covers or sleeves 936 and 938 have, thus at least partially the arm openings 932 and 934 of the garment 885 be surrounded. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 936 or 938 at the finished garment 885 to be available. The length of the sleeves 936 and 938 may vary between a length intended to cover at least the entire arm of the wearer and a considerably shorter length. The sleeve opening end edges 942 and 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 can be lined. For easier manufacture, the sleeve opening end edges 942 and 944 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

In the embodiments of the garments 885 that are not the sleeves 936 and 938 may have the unpaved portion of the garment side edges 893 and 898 and the garment side edges 894 and 899 , more specifically the arm opening edges 933 and 935 which the arm openings 932 and 934 set, be lined. For ease of manufacture, the arm opening edges 933 and 935 which the arm openings 932 and 934 set, be left unhurried, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

A neck opening 948 , set around its circumference by the edge 950 , is in at least one of the shoulder areas 896 and 906 (b) arranged. The neck opening 948 typically lies in the center between the garment bottom edges 995 and 903 and the garment side edges 893 and 894 and the garment side edges 898 and 899 although such an arrangement of the neck opening 948 is not required. The neck opening 948 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. Although the arrangement of the neck opening 948 symmetrical between the shoulder areas 896 and 906 (b) done, and also between the garment side edges 893 and 894 as well as the garment side edges 898 and 899 However, the arrangement of the neck opening is typically done 948 so that a larger section of the neck opening 948 within the front shoulder area 896 lies.

True, the shape of the neck opening 948 be symmetrical, but is typically the shape of the neck opening 948 asymmetrical, as dictated by fashion and comfort. In some embodiments of the garment 895 can the edge 950 the neck opening 948 be lined. For easier production, the edge 950 the neck opening 948 left unhemmed, which facilitates easier machine cutting.

Different styles of a collar 952 can also be on the edge 950 the neck opening 948 be attached. The attachment of the collar 952 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of devices which will be explained below. In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 952 be re-attachable manner, with devices, which are explained below. The collars 952 include, but are not limited to, turtlenecks, false turtlenecks, hoods, shirt collars, ribbed edges for T-shirts, decorative edges, and the like, which are well known in the apparel industry.

The garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the garment 895 can also be lined. For ease of manufacture, the garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the garment 885 left unhemmed, which facilitates easy machine cutting.

The front 892 , the backside 897 or both may be cut or otherwise opened to a slot 910 or 925 (shown in 89 ) form, for example, slots. The piece of clothing 885 that one of the slots 910 and 925 or both, may be used as a cloak, dressing gown, robe or the like. The slot 910 has two edges 920 and 921 on. The slot 925 has two edges 926 and 927 , Various fastening devices, for example the above-described fastening means 953 , can be used to re-attach the edges 920 and 921 or 926 and 927 to attach or attach to each other to form the garment. The slots 910 and 925 the front 892 or the back 897 can get away from the edge 950 the neck opening 948 to the bottom of the garment 895 respectively. 903 extend. In the alternative, the slots may be 910 and 925 only over a section of the front 892 or the back 897 between the edge 950 the neck opening 948 to the bottom of the garment 895 respectively. 903 extend. If the garment 895 both a slot 910 in the front 892 as well as a slot 925 in the back 897 can, the slots 910 and 925 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like. It should be understood that the term "equal" as used herein is intended to encompass identical and varying levels of equality. It is further noted that the term "different" as used herein is intended to encompass various and varying levels of difference.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 810 (please refer 79 ) for carrying around the upper body, the at least one front side 815 has, a back 820 , a neck opening 864 around their perimeter by the edge 866 is determined, arm openings 846 and 848 , each around its circumference by an arm-opening edge 847 respectively. 849 be set, and a lower body opening 829 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 818 and 824 is determined. The piece of clothing 810 has an inner surface 811 and an outer surface 812 on. The piece of clothing 810 can be a single-layered fabric 813 or a multi-layer laminate fabric 813 , In some embodiments, the garment may 810 several layers of the fabric 813 exhibit. The present invention requires at least one fabric 813 in a single, continuous process to the garments 810 manufacture.

In one embodiment of the present invention (see 79 ) becomes a fabric 813 with enough fabric width to the garment 810 manufacture, provided to the garments 810 manufacture. The desired fabric 813 is a nonwoven material, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion below). The fabric 813 is typically handled by a reel or other source (not shown).

The fabric 813 is preferably compliant, and feels soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the fabric 813 could also be used for the materials used to form the inner surface 811 and the outer surface 812 a multi-layer laminate fabric 813 serve.

The fabric 813 may be any suitable material as described above in relation to the fabric 15 has been described.

The fabric 813 may consist of a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven web having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 810 shows the fabric 813 Preferably, a material having a basis weight of about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 810 be used, for example, the sleeves 850 and 852 , the cuffs 859 and 861 , and the collar 868 , Because the garment 810 Typically intended as casual clothing, the fabric panel may 813 , or portions thereof, may be made of materials having a basis weight which is abrasion resistant.

In such embodiments in which the fabric 813 A multilayer laminate is both the outer surface 812 as well as the inner surface 811 preferably yielding, and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 812 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 811 be used.

The outer surface 812 may be any suitable gatherable material as described above in relation to the outer surface 13 has been described.

Alternatively, the outer surface 812 be made of a spunbonded fabric. In a desired embodiment, the outer surface is 812 a laminate (SMS) of spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material, meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material. The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy (more preferably 0.6 osy), and about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material are provided. A pigment such as titanium dioxide may enter the outer surface 812 and the inner surface 811 be incorporated. Such spunbond meltblown nonwoven laminate material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material may be between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy.

The inner surface 811 can be any soft and flexible layer, as above for the inner surface 11 has been described.

The outer surface 812 and the inner surface 811 may be further colored, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface becomes 811 either dyed, pigmented printed with a material that does not irritate or penetrate the skin of the wearer.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for Production of a garment 810 (see the 79 . 81 and 83 ) for carrying around the upper body, the at least one front side 815 has, a back 820 , a neck opening 864 around their perimeter by the edge 866 is fixed, sleeve flaps 871 and 872 , a lower body opening 829 around their circumference through the garment bottom edges 818 and 824 is fixed. The piece of clothing 810 has an inner surface 811 and an outer surface 812 on. The piece of clothing 810 can be a single-layer fabric 813 or a multi-layer laminate fabric 813 , In some embodiments, the garment may 810 several layers of the fabric 813 exhibit. The materials that make up the fabric 813 has been explained above.

The fabric 813 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 810 is provided to the garments 810 manufacture. The desired fabric 813 is a nonwoven material although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion above). The fabric 813 is typically handled by a reel or other source (not shown).

The fabric 813 has a pair of opposite web side edges 831 and 832 on. A repeating group of pairs of opposite pits 842 and 844 gets into the track side edges 831 respectively. 832 the fabric 813 through a cutting tool 851 cut in (see 79 ). The location of the opposite wells 842 and 844 corresponds to the garment side edges 816 and 817 or the garment side edges 821 and 822 of the finished garment 810 , The opposite depressions 842 and 844 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That from the opposite wells 842 and 844 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown).

The opposite depressions 842 and 844 may take on various sizes and shapes, such as oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 842 and 844 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 813 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The opposite depressions 842 and 844 may be the same or different in shape, structure, size and the like in the finished garment 810 ,

The fabric 813 gets into discrete pieces 814 of garment size by the cutting tool 851 cut. The railway side edges 831 and 832 the fabric 813 become the garment bottom edge 818 respectively. 824 the discrete pieces 814 in garment size. It should be noted that while the finished garment 810 the track side edges 831 and 832 typically to the garment bottom 818 respectively. 824 but stuff from the web side edges 831 and 832 removed, or this can be added to the garment bottom edge 818 respectively. 824 of the finished garment 810 to create. The piece margins 823 and 825 the discrete pieces 814 in garment size generated by the cutting operation are arranged so that the opposing recesses 842 and 844 be cut, whereby the garment side edges 816 and 817 or the garment side edges 821 and 822 at the finished garment 810 be generated. It is noted that though 79 the cutting tool 851 shows which the fabric 813 in discrete pieces 814 in garment size, as well as the opposing recesses 842 and 844 However, these operations could also be performed by separate facilities and at different stages within the manufacturing process.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the fabric web becomes 813 into the discrete pieces 814 in garment size prior to the operation to create the opposing pits 842 and 844 (please refer 83 ) cut. A repeating series of pairs of opposite pits 843 and 845 will be in the piece margin 823 respectively. 825 of the discreet piece 814 cut into garment size. The location of the opposite wells 843 and 845 corresponds to the garment side edges 816 and 817 or the garment side edges 821 and 822 the finished garments 810 , The opposite depressions 843 and 845 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or by any other suitable method. That from the opposite wells 843 and 845 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source.

The opposite depressions 843 and 845 can take on various sizes and shapes, for example slot-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 843 and 845 is only through the fashion and the minimum amount of discrete piece 814 in garment size (or, alternatively, the fabric 813 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The opposite depressions 843 and 845 , and alternatively the garment side edges 816 and 817 or the garment side edges 821 and 822 , may be the same or different in shape, structure, size and the like in the finished garment 810 ,

In some embodiments, the operation of cutting the opposing recesses 843 and 845 (or, alternatively, the opposite wells 842 and 844 ) in the discrete pieces 814 in garment size (or, alternatively, in the fabric 813 ) are omitted. Because the pattern of the garment 810 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of discrete pieces 814 in garment size (or, alternatively, the fabric 813 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the operations or steps of the manufacturing process, one can simply use the garment 810 So design that this operation of cutting the opposite recesses 843 and 845 (or, alternatively, the opposite wells 842 and 844 ) in the discrete pieces 814 in garment size (or, alternatively, in the fabric 813 ) is not required. As explained above, the arm openings 846 and 848 be generated so that a portion of the garment side edges 816 and 821 or the garment side edges 817 and 822 remains unpaved.

A repetitive series of openings 863 is through the cutting tool 851 in the fabric 813 cut. The place of the opening 863 corresponds to the neck opening 864 in the finished garment 810 , The openings 863 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. It is noted that though 79 the cutting tool 851 shows that the opening 863 and the opposite recesses 842 and 844 cuts, however, these cutting operations (and also the operation for cutting the opposite recesses 843 and 845 ) could be carried out by separate facilities and at different stages within the manufacturing process. That of the openings 863 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown). The opening 863 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example slit-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the opening 863 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 813 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The arrangement of the opening 863 with respect to a repetitive series of opposite wells 842 and 844 is, although with a typical garment 810 the opening 863 in the center between the repeating rows of pairs of opposite recesses 842 and 844 is arranged only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 813 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 863 between the repeating rows of opposing wells 842 and 844 symmetric or asymmetrical. The arrangement of the opening 863 in terms of the two pairs of opposite wells 843 and 845 is, although with a typical garment 810 the opening 863 in the center between the two pairs of opposite depressions 843 and 845 is arranged only by the mode and the minimum amount of the discrete piece 814 limited in garment size, which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 863 between two pairs of opposite recesses 843 and 845 symmetric or asymmetrical.

The fabric 813 is through the cutting tool 851 in discrete pieces 814 cut into garment size, with each discrete piece in garment size 814 at least one opening 863 has two pairs of opposite recesses 843 and 845 , a pair of opposing piece margins 823 and 825 , a pair of opposite garment bottom edges 818 and 824 , as well as opposite garment end sections 8577 and 8578 , The location of the opposite piece margins 823 and 825 of the discreet piece 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 corresponds to a sleeve opening end edge 84 a sleeve flap 871 standing near the garment side edge 816 the front 815 and the garment margin 821 the back 820 is provided, or a sleeve opening end edge 860 a sleeve flap 872 standing near the garment side edge 817 the front 815 or the garment side edge 822 the back 820 at the finished garment 810 is provided. It should be noted that, although typically the piece margins 823 and 825 of the discreet piece 814 in garment size to the sleeve opening end edges 84 and 860 at the finished garment 810 but stuff from the piece margins 823 and 825 removed or added to the sleeve opening end edges 858 and 860 at the finished garment 810 to create.

The opposite garment end sections 837 and 838 are located next to the garment bottom edge 818 the front 815 or the garment bottom edge 824 the back 820 in the finished garment 810 , The location of the opposite web side edges 831 and 832 the fabric 813 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 814 in garment size) corresponds to the garment bottom edge 818 the front 815 or the garment bottom edge 824 the back 820 at the finished garment 810 , It should be noted that, although typically the web side edges 831 and 832 the fabric 813 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 815 in garment size) to the garment bottom edge 818 and 824 at the finished garment 810 but stuff from the web side edges 831 and 832 the fabric 813 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 814 in garment size) or added to the garment bottom edges 818 and 824 at the finished garment 810 to create.

Every discrete piece 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 is transported, typically by vacuum screens, belts or conveyors, by seaming, folding and fastening operations (not shown). The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as any other known devices. The discrete piece 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 is through a folding device 853 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 837 and 838 be brought together so that the piece margin 823 of the discreet piece 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 folded on itself, eliminating the garment edge 816 the front 815 and the garment margin 821 the back 820 be merged. The piece margin 825 of the discreet piece 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 is folded onto itself, eliminating the garment's edge 817 the front 815 and the garment margin 822 the back 820 be brought together.

By the union of the garment side edge 816 and the dress backside 821 , as well as the union of the garment margin 817 and the garment margin 822 , the garment side seams 827 respectively. 828 of the garment 810 produced. It may be desirable to use the discrete piece 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 realign (or reorient) to a simple connection of the garment side seams 827 and 828 of the garment 810 to enable. The rotary operations are preferably performed by rotary and rotary tables, as well as by any other known device. The discrete piece 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown).

In various embodiments of the present invention, one of the garment side seams may be 827 and 828 , but also both, be designed as not re-attachable seam or as re-attachable seam. Any excess material of the fabric 813 From the edges he can garment side seams 827 and 828 removed to the garment side seams 827 and 828 Shrink and Smooth, The non-refastenable garment seams 827 and 828 can be produced by any suitable means, for example, ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any other fastening method known in the art (sewing equipment 884 is in 79 shown). The garment side seams 827 and 828 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method of making such garment side seams 827 and 828 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. The garment side seams 827 and 828 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 827 and 828 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 816 and 821 as well as the garment side edges 817 and 822 of the garment 810 in the finished garment 810 be held together to a re-attachable garment side seams 827 respectively. 828 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the garment side edges 816 and 821 and the garment side edges 817 and 822 of the garment 810 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 869 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 869 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps and the like the same or adapted, a lock or engagement with a kind of complementary device or the outer surface 812 or the inner surface 811 of the garment 810 bring about. Furthermore, elastic fastening means 869 also be used to better fit the garment 810 sure. If the garment 810 refastenable garment side seams 827 and 828 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the fabric 813 arranged before the fabric 813 in discrete pieces 814 is cut in garment size. The operations of folding and reorienting may be eliminated if refastenable garment side seams 827 and 828 at the garment 810 are provided. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The garment side seams 827 and 828 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the garment side seams 827 and 828 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 95 shown. So trained garment side seams 827 and 828 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 816 and 821 or the garment side edges 817 and 822 be attached. The inner surface 811 the garment side edges 816 and 817 the front 815 or the garment side edges 821 and 822 the back 820 are each brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 827 and 828 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 96 shown. So trained garment side seams 827 and 828 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 816 and 821 or the garment side edges 817 and 822 be attached to each other. The outer surface 812 the garment side edges 816 and 816 the front 815 and the garment side edges 821 and 822 the back 820 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 827 and 828 is an overlapping configuration, as in 94 shown. So trained garment side seams 827 and 828 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the garment side edges 816 and 821 or the garment side edges 817 and 822 be attached to each other. The inner surface 811 one of the garment side edges 816 and 821 and one of the garment side edges 817 and 822 gets in touch with the outside surface 812 of the other garment side edge of each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 827 and 828 is an overlapping configuration, as in 97 shown. A trained garment side seam 827 is made so that the garment side edge 816 or garment margin 821 is folded. The outer surface 812 of the folded portion and the inner surface 811 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 816 , or the garment margin 821 and the corresponding section of the front 815 or the back 820 , gets in touch with the inside surface 11 or the outer surface 812 of the unfolded garment margin 821 or the garment margin 816 and the corresponding section of the back 820 or the front 815 brought.

The garment side seams 828 is made by folding back the garment side edge 817 or the garment margin 822 educated. The outer surface 812 of the folded portion and the inner surface 11 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 817 or the garment margin 822 and the corresponding section of the front 815 or the back 820 will be in contact with the inside surface 811 or the outer surface 812 of the unfolded garment margin 822 or the garment margin 817 and the corresponding section of the back 820 or the front 815 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a garment edge of the page 816 . 817 . 821 , or 822 could be done so that the inner surface 811 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 837 and 838 the discrete pieces 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 can in the finished garment 810 be lined. The garment end sections 837 and 838 can be framed by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 837 and 838 to let go. The garment bottom edges 818 and 824 the discrete pieces 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 can in the finished garment 810 be lined. The garment bottom edges 818 and 824 can be lined by any method and in any style known in the art (a sewing device 883 is in 79 shown). In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 818 and 824 to let go.

As in the 90 and 91 shown, shows the garment 810 sleeve flaps 871 and 872 on. The sleeve flaps 871 and 872 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetrical or irregular, or the like. The pattern of the sleeve flaps 871 and 872 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the sleeve flaps 871 and 872 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The sleeves 850 and 852 , alternatively the sleeve flaps 871 and 872 , In terms of shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 810 be the same or different. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 850 or 852 at the finished garment 810 to be available.

The sleeve flap 871 has a pair of sleeve side edges 855 and 857 on, as well as a sleeve opening end edge 858 that lies between the sleeve margins 855 and 857 extends. It should be noted that the sleeve flap 871 can be made of several pieces of material or multiple materials. The sleeve flap 871 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 81 and 857 be merged to a sleeve seam 867 of the sleeve 850 train. It should be noted that although the piece margin 823 of the discreet piece 814 in garment size typically at the sleeve opening end edge 858 at the finished garment 810 is, however, cloth from the piece margin 823 removed or added to the sleeve opening end edge 858 at the finished garment 810 to create.

The sleeve flap 872 has a pair of sleeve side edges 862 and 865 on, and a sleeve opening end edge 860 that lies between the sleeve margins 862 and 865 extends. It should be noted that the sleeve flap 872 can be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The sleeve flap 872 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 862 and 865 be merged to a sleeve seam 870 of the sleeve 852 to create. It should be noted that although the piece margin 825 of the discreet piece 814 in garment size typically at the sleeve opening end edge 860 at the finished garment 810 is, however, cloth from the piece margin 825 removed or added to the sleeve opening end edge 860 at the finished garment 810 to create.

It may be desirable to use the discrete pieces 814 to reorient (or reorient) garment size for easy attachment of the sleeve seams 867 and 870 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 of the garment 810 to allow. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The discreet pieces 814 in garment size can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 867 and 870 can not be refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess material of fabric pieces 871 and 872 can from the edges of the sleeve seams 867 and 870 be removed to the sleeve seams 867 and 870 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 867 and 870 may be made by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive bonding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or other fastening methods known in the art, as discussed above. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 867 and 870 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair may be the sleeve side edges 855 and 857 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 862 and 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 in the finished garment 810 held together to re-attachable sleeve seams 867 and 870 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 855 and 857 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 862 and 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 869 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 869 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to interlock or engage with a type of complementary device or inner surface 811 or the outer surface 812 of the garment 810 reach. The re-attachable sleeve seams 867 and 870 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means can also be used to better fit the sleeves 850 and 852 of the garment 810 sure. If the garment 810 re-attachable sleeve seams 867 and 870 Preferably, the re-attachment devices are strategically placed on the sleeve flaps 871 and 872 arranged before the fabric train 813 in discrete pieces 814 in garment size of the fabric 813 is cut, or after. The operations of folding and re-orienting may be eliminated if refastenable sleeve seams 867 and 870 at the garment 810 available. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps nonetheless.

The sleeve seams 867 and 870 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 867 and 870 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 95 shown. So trained sleeve seams 867 and 870 are made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 81 and 857 and the sleeve side edges 862 and 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 get connected. The inner surface 811 the sleeve side edges 855 and 857 and the sleeve side edges 862 and 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 is brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 867 and 870 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 96 shown. So trained sleeve seams 867 and 870 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 855 and 857 and the sleeve side edges 862 and 865 of the sleeve 850 and 852 be attached to each other. The outer surface 812 the sleeve side edges 855 and 857 and the sleeve side edges 862 and 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 are brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 867 and 870 is an overlapping configuration, as in 94 shown. So trained sleeve seams 867 and 870 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 855 and 857 and the sleeve side edges 862 and 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 be attached to each other. The inner surface 811 one of the sleeve side edges 855 or 857 and the sleeve side edges 862 or 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 gets in touch with the outside surface 812 the other sleeve margin 81 or 857 and the sleeve margin 862 or 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 867 and 870 is an overlapping configuration, as in 97 shown. So trained sleeve seams 867 and 870 are made so that the sleeve side edge 855 or 857 and the sleeve side edge 862 or 865 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 is folded back. The outer surface 812 the folded portions and the inner surface of the unfolded portions of the sleeve side edge 855 or 857 and the sleeve margin 862 or 865 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 gets in touch with the inside surface 811 or the outer surface 812 of the unfolded sleeve side edge 855 or 857 and the sleeve margin 862 or 865 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 850 and 852 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the sleeve side edge 855 . 857 . 862 or 865 could be done so that the inner surface 811 exposed along the fold.

The sleeve opening end edges 858 and 860 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 (in the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 858 and 860 the sleeve flap 871 respectively. 872 ) can be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 858 and 860 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 859 and 861 at the sleeve opening end edge 858 respectively. 860 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 of the garment 810 be attached, creating a cuff seam 874 respectively. 876 is trained. The attachment of the cuffs 859 and 861 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 882 is in 79 shown). The cuff seams 874 and 876 can be formed continuously or intermittently. In the alternative, the attachment of the cuffs 859 and 861 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The cuffs 859 and 861 can take on different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 859 and 861 may be in terms of shape, structure, material, size and the like in the finished garment 810 be the same or different. The pattern of the cuffs 859 and 861 is only due to the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 859 and 861 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 874 and 876 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 871 and 876 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 95 shown. So trained cuff seams 874 and 876 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the cuff tenrandes 873 and the sleeve opening end edge 858 or the cuff edge 875 and the sleeve opening end edge 860 of the garment 810 be attached to each other. The inner surface 811 the cuff edges 873 and 875 the cuff 859 respectively. 861 gets in touch with the inside surface 811 the sleeve opening end edges 858 and 860 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 874 and 876 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 96 shown. So trained cuff seams 874 and 876 are made so that at least a portion of the inwardly rotated portions of the cuff edge 873 and the sleeve opening edge 858 or the cuff edge 875 and the sleeve opening edge 860 of the garment 810 be attached to each other. The outer surface 812 of the cuff edge 873 and 875 the cuff 859 respectively. 861 gets in touch with the outside surface 812 the sleeve opening end edges 858 and 860 of the sleeve 850 and 852 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 874 and 876 is an overlapping configuration, as in 94 shown. So trained cuff seams 874 and 876 are made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 873 and the sleeve opening edge 858 or the cuff edge 875 and the sleeve opening edge 860 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 be connected to each other. The inner surface 811 either the cuff margin 873 or the sleeve opening edge 858 and the cuff edge 875 or the sleeve opening edge 860 gets in touch with the outside surface 812 of the other cuff edge 873 or the sleeve opening edge 858 or the cuff edge 875 or the sleeve opening edge 860 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 brought.

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 874 and 876 is an overlapping configuration, as in 97 shown. So trained cuff seams 874 and 876 are made so that the cuff edge 873 or the sleeve opening end edge 858 and the cuff edge 875 or the sleeve opening end edge 860 of the sleeve 850 respectively. 852 is folded back. The outer surface 812 of the folded sections and the inner surface 811 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 873 or the sleeve opening end edge 858 and the cuff edge 857 or the sleeve opening end edge 860 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 859 and 861 or the sleeve 850 and 852 are brought into contact with the inner surface 811 or the outer surface 812 of the unfolded cuff edge 873 or 875 or the sleeve opening end edge 858 or 860 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 859 and 861 or the sleeve 850 and 852 , It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 873 or 875 or a sleeve opening end edge 858 or 860 can be done so that the inner surface 811 exposed along the fold.

The at the cuffs 859 and 861 Materials used may be the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 810 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that those in the cuffs 859 and 861 used materials have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 859 and 861 to adapt to the section of the arms of a wearer who is in contact with the cuffs 859 and 861 arrives.

The edge 866 the neck opening 864 may be fringed by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 866 the neck opening 864 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 868 on the edge 866 the neck opening 864 of the garment 810 be attached, creating a collar seam 878 arises. The attachment of the collar 868 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 881 is in 79 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 868 be re-attachable manner, by devices, as described above. The collar seam 878 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The collar 868 can take on different sizes and shapes. The pattern of the collar 868 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 868 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 878 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the collar seam 878 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 95 shown. Such a trained collar seam 878 is made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 and the edge 868 the neck opening 864 of the garment 810 be connected to each other. The inner surface 811 of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 gets in touch with the inside surface 811 of the edge 866 the neck opening 864 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 878 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 96 shown. Such a trained collar seam 878 is manufactured so that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 and the edge 866 the neck opening 864 of the garment 810 be attached to each other. The outer surface 812 of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 gets in touch with the outside surface 812 of the edge 866 the neck opening 864 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 878 is an overlapping configuration, as in 94 shown. Such a trained collar seam 878 is made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 and the edge 866 the neck opening 864 of the garment 810 be attached to each other. The inner surface 811 of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 or the edge 866 the neck opening 864 gets in touch with the outside surface 812 the other part brought, so the collar edge 877 or the edge 866 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 878 is an overlapping configuration, as in 97 shown. Such a trained collar seam 878 is made so that the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 or the edge 866 the neck opening 864 is folded back. The outer surface 812 the folded sections and the inner surface 811 the unfolded portions of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 or the edge 866 the neck opening 864 and the corresponding sections of the collar 868 or the front 815 or the back 820 gets in touch with the inside surface 811 or the outer surface 812 the unfolded collar edge 877 of the collar 868 or the edge 866 the neck opening 864 and the corresponding sections of the collar 868 or the front 815 and the back 820 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the collar edge 877 of the collar 868 or the edge 866 the neck opening 864 can be done so that the inner surface 811 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 878 is an overlapping configuration, as in 98 shown. Such a trained collar seam 878 is by folding the collar 868 on the edge 866 the neck opening 864 or made beyond this edge. The collar edges 877 of the collar 868 can be folded under, reducing the external surface 812 of the collar 868 in contact with the edge 866 the neck opening and each section of the adjacent material of the front 815 , the back 820 or both, as desired. The collar edges 877 can be left exposed by not being underfolded.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 878 is an overlapping configuration, as in 99 shown. Such a trained collar seam 878 is by folding the collar edge 877 made so that the inner surface 811 of the collar 868 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 866 the neck opening 864 is folded so that the outer surface 812 the front 815 , the back 820 , or both are brought into contact with themselves.

The collar edge 877 gets into the fold of the edge 866 the neck opening 864 introduced. The edge 866 the neck opening 864 gets into the fold of the collar edge 877 introduced. In another embodiment, the collar edge 877 folded so that the outer surface 812 of the collar 866 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 866 the neck opening 864 is folded so that the inner surface 811 the front 815 , the back 820 , or both, is brought into contact with itself. The trained collar seam 878 can be used with every seam described here.

The material for the collar 868 may be the same material as those used in the other sections of the garment 810 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that for the collar 866 used materials have an elastic element, so that the collar 868 fits the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 868 arrives.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 815 , the backside 820 , or both sides 815 and 820 cut in or otherwise open to a slot 830 or 831 (in 88 shown) form, for example, a slot. The slot 830 has two edges 834 and 836 , The slot 831 has two edges 840 and 841 , The slots 830 and 831 the front 815 or the back 820 can get away from the edge 866 the neck opening 864 to the bottom of the garment 818 respectively. 824 extend. In the alternative, the slots may be 830 and 831 just over a section of the page 815 and 820 between the edge 866 the neck opening 864 and the garment bottom edge 818 respectively. 824 extend. Indicates the garment 810 both a slot 8570 in the front 815 as well as a slot 8579 in the back 820 on, can the slots 830 and 831 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like.

In some embodiments, the edges 834 and 836 of the slot 830 as well as the edges 840 and 841 of the slot 831 be re-attachable attached or attached. The edges 834 and 836 can be attached to each other to the front seam 879 train. The edges 840 and 841 can be joined together to the back seam 880 train. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 869 , see. the above discussion can be used to reattach the edges 834 and 836 or the edges 840 and 841 of the slot 830 respectively. 831 to attach or attach to each other.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 885 (please refer 80 ) for wearing on the upper body, the at least one front 892 has, a back 897 , a neck opening 948 around its perimeter by an edge 950 is fixed, arm openings 932 and 934 around its circumference by an arm-opening edge 933 respectively. 935 are fixed, and a lower body opening 909 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 895 and 903 is fixed. The piece of clothing 885 has an inner surface 886 and an outer surface 887 on. The piece of clothing 885 can be a single layer of fabric panels 888 and 889 have, multiple laminate fabric panels 888 and 889 , or a combination of single layer fabric and a multi-layer laminate fabric 888 and 889 , In some embodiments, the garment may 885 several layers of the fabric 888 and 889 or different combinations of these.

In one embodiment of the present invention (see 80 ) are the two panels 888 and 889 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 885 provided to the garments 885 manufacture. The desired fabric panels 888 and 889 are nonwoven materials, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the discussion below). The panels 888 and 889 are typically handled by reels or other sources (not shown).

The panels 888 and 889 are preferably compliant and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials from which the fabric panels 888 and 889 can also be made in the materials for the formation of the inner surface 886 and the outer surface 887 of multilayer laminate fabric panels 888 or 889 be used.

The panels 888 and 889 may be any suitable material, as above for the panels 215 and 216 has been described.

The panels 888 and 889 may be made from a single spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.0 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). In the construction of the garment 885 Show the panels 888 and 889 preferably a material having a basis weight of from about 0.5 oz / yd ² (17 gsm) to about 1.5 oz / yd ² (51 gsm). Lower or higher base weights may be present in the other areas of the garment 885 be used, for example, the sleeves 936 and 938 , the cuffs 943 and 945 , and the collar 952 , Because the garment 885 Typically intended as casual wear, the fabric panels can 888 and 889 , or portions of these, are made of materials having a basis weight that is abrasion resistant.

The panels 888 and 889 can be made of the same material, or of different materials. Furthermore, the fabric panels 888 and 889 both consist of single-layered materials, both of multilayer materials, or may consist of single-layer materials and the other of multilayer materials.

In embodiments where the fabric panels 888 and 889 are a multi-layer laminate, are both the outer surface 887 as well as the inner surface 886 preferably yielding, and feel soft to the wearer. The following description of materials that make up the outer surface 887 can also be used to form the material of the inner surface 886 be used.

The outer surface 887 may be any suitable, gatherable material, as above for the outer surface 213 has been described.

Alternatively, the outer surface 887 descended from a spunbonded web. At a desired is the outer surface 887 a laminate (SMS) of a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material, a meltblown polypropylene nonwoven material, and a spunbond polypropylene nonwoven material. The total basis weight is between about 0.4 and about 1.0 osy (more preferably 0.6 osy), and about 86 percent spunbond nonwoven material and 14 percent meltblown nonwoven material are provided. A pigment such as titanium dioxide may enter the outer surface 887 and the inner surface 886 be incorporated. Such spunbond meltblown nonwoven laminate material is available from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA. The basis weight of the SMS material can be between about 0.4 and vary about 1.0 osy.

The inner surface 886 can be any soft and flexible layer, as above for the inner surface 211 has been described.

The outer surface 887 and the inner surface 886 may be further dyed, pigmented, or printed with any suitable color. Preferably, the inner surface becomes 886 either dyed, pigmented, or printed with a material that does not irritate or leak into the wearer's skin.

One type of embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment 885 (see the 80 and 89 ) for wearing on the upper body, the at least one front 892 has, a back 897 , a neck opening 948 around its perimeter by an edge 950 is fixed, sleeve flaps 956 and 957 , and a lower body opening 909 around their circumference through garment bottom edges 895 and 903 is fixed. The piece of clothing 885 has an inner surface 886 and an outer surface 887 on. The piece of clothing 885 can be single layer fabric panels 888 and 889 or multi-layer laminate panels 888 and 889 exhibit. The materials that make up the fabric 888 and 889 have been explained above.

The panels 888 and 889 with sufficient fabric width for the production of the garment 885 be used to make the garments 885 provided. The desired fabric panels 888 and 889 are nonwoven materials, although any disposable or washable fabric can be used (see the above explanation). The panels 888 and 889 are typically handled by reels or other sources (not shown).

The fabric 888 has a pair of opposite web side edges 911 and 912 on. The fabric 889 has a pair of opposite web side edges 913 and 914 on. The two panels 888 and 889 are handled by roles, and in an orientation side by side (see 87 ) and together at the web edge 912 the fabric 888 and the web page edge 913 the fabric 889 attached, creating a central seam 917 the united fabric 918 Is determined.

In some embodiments, portions of the central seam may 917 remain unpaved, by intermittently attaching the web side edges 912 and 913 the fabric 888 respectively. 889 , The place of the central seam 917 corresponds to the seam created by the union of the shoulder edge 915 the front 892 and the shoulder edge 916 the back 897 of the finished garment 885 is formed. The preferred method of attachment is ultrasonic bonding, although other methods of attachment known in the art may be used, such as thermal bonding, adhesive, tape, or sewing.

In yet another type of embodiment of the present invention, the two panels become 888 and 889 for the production of the garments 885 united to the garments 885 manufacture. The two panels 888 and 889 are unwound from rolls, and in an orientation face to face (or, alternatively, back to back) (see 86 ) and together at the web edge 912 the fabric 888 and the web page edge 913 the fabric 889 attached, causing the central seam 917 the united fabric 918 is determined.

A repetitive series of wells 928 will be in the web page margin 911 the fabric 888 through a cutting tool 937 cut in (see 80 ). The place of the depressions 928 corresponds to the garment side edges 893 and 894 of the finished garment 885 , The wells 928 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or by any other suitable method. That from the wells 928 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably a vacuum source (not shown).

The wells 928 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the wells 928 is only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 888 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The wells 928 With regard to the shape, the structure, the size and the like may be the same as or different from each other, or different from the recesses 930 , at the finished garment 885 be educated.

A repetitive series of wells 930 will be in the web page margin 914 the fabric 889 through the cutting device 937 cut in (see 80 ). The place of the depressions 930 corresponds to the garment side edges 898 and 899 of the finished garment 885 , The wells 930 can by tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That from the wells 930 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown).

The wells 930 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the wells 930 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 898 which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand any remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The wells 930 may be the same or different in shape, structure, size and the like, and also different from the recesses 928 , at the finished garment 885 ,

The fabric 888 will be in pieces 890 of garment size by the cutting tool 937 cut. The web page margin 911 the fabric 888 becomes the garment bottom edge 895 of the piece 890 in garment size. It should be noted that, although typically the web side edges 911 to the garment bottom edge 895 at the finished garment 885 however, fabric from the web side edge 911 removed or added there to the garment bottom edge 895 at the finished garment 885 to create. The piece margins 901 and 905 of the pieces 890 in garment size produced by the cutting operation are arranged so that the recesses 928 be cut, whereby the garment side edges 893 and 894 at the finished garments 895 be generated. It is noted that though 80 the cutting tool 937 shows that the fabric 888 (or, alternatively, the united fabric 918 ) in discrete pieces 890 of garment size cuts, and the opposite recesses 928 and 930 However, these operations may be performed by different devices and at different stages during the manufacturing process.

The fabric 889 will be in pieces 891 of garment size by the cutting tool 937 cut. The web page margin 914 the fabric 889 becomes the garment bottom edge 903 of the piece 891 in garment size. It should be noted that, although typically the web side edges 912 to the garment bottom edge 903 at the finished garment 895 however, fabric from the web side edge 914 removed, or added to the garment bottom edge 903 at the finished garment 885 to create. The piece margins 902 and 906 of the pieces 891 in garment size produced by the cutting operation are arranged so that the recesses 930 be cut, whereby the garment side edges 898 and 899 at the finished garments 885 be generated.

In some embodiments, the panels become 888 and 889 combined (as described above), thereby making the united fabric 918 is formed, before cutting by the cutting device 937 in discrete pieces 919 of garment size. The railway side edges 911 and 914 the united fabric become the garment bottom edge 895 respectively. 903 the discrete pieces 919 in garment size. It should be noted that, although typically the web side edges 911 and 914 to the garment bottom edge 895 respectively. 903 be, at the finished garment 885 , but fabric from the web side edges 911 and 914 can be removed, or added to the garment bottom edge 895 respectively. 903 at the finished garments 885 manufacture. The piece margins 900 and 904 the discrete pieces 919 in garment size generated by the cutting operation are arranged so that the opposing recesses 928 and 930 be cut, whereby the garment side edges 893 and 894 , or the garment side edges 898 and 899 at the finished garments 885 be generated.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the panels become 888 and 889 (or, alternatively, the composite web 918 ) in the pieces 890 and 891 of garment size (or, alternatively, in the discrete pieces 919 garment size) prior to performing an operation to create the opposing recesses 928 and 930 cut (see the 84 and 85 ). A repeating series of pairs of opposite pits 929 and 931 gets into the piece margins 901 and 905 or the piece margins 902 and 906 cut (or, alternatively, in the piece side edges 900 respectively. 904 ), the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size (or, alternatively, discrete pieces 919 in garment size). The location of the opposite wells 929 and 931 corresponds to the garment side edges 893 and 894 or the garment side edges 898 and 899 the finished garments 885 , The opposite depressions 929 and 931 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or any other suitable method. That from the wells 929 and 931 to remove The material may be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown).

The opposite depressions 929 and 931 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the opposite wells 929 and 931 is only through the fashion and the minimal amount of pieces 890 and 891 in garment size (or, alternatively, discrete pieces 919 in garment size) which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The opposite depressions 928 and 931 , alternatively the garment side edges 993 and 994 or the garment side edges 898 and 899 , may be the same or different from each other in terms of shape, texture, size and the like in the finished garment 885 be educated.

In some embodiments, the operation of cutting the opposing recesses 929 or 931 (or, alternatively, the opposite well 928 and 930 ) in the discrete pieces 919 of garment size or pieces 890 and 891 in garment size (or, alternatively, the united fabric 918 or the fabric panels 888 and 889 ) are omitted. Because the pattern of the garment 885 only through the fashion and the minimum amount of discrete pieces 919 in garment size or pieces 890 and 891 in garment size (or, alternatively, the united fabric 918 or fabric panels 888 and 889 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the operations or steps of the manufacturing process, one can simply use the garment 885 So design that this operation of cutting the opposite recess 929 and 931 (or, alternatively, the opposite wells 928 and 930 ) in the discrete pieces 919 of garment size or pieces 890 and 891 of garment size (or, alternatively, the united fabric 918 or the fabric panels 888 and 889 ) is not required. As explained above, the arm openings 932 and 934 be created by having a portion of the garment side edges 893 and 898 or the garment side edges 894 and 899 remains unpaved.

A repetitive series of openings 947 is by cutting tool 937 in at least one of the panels 888 and 889 cut (or in the united fabric 918 ). The place of the opening 947 corresponds to the neck opening 948 at the finished garment 885 , The openings 947 can be made by a tool cutting operation, an ultrasonic operation, or by any other suitable method. It is noted that though 90 the cutting tool 937 shows that the openings 947 and the opposite recess 928 and 930 cuts, however, these cutting operations (as well as the operation to cut the opposite recesses 929 and 931 ) can be performed by separate devices and at different stages during the manufacturing process. The openings 947 can in at least one of the fabric panels 888 and 889 be cut before or after the panels 888 and 889 be united or were to the united fabric 918 train.

The openings 947 may take on various sizes and shapes, for example, slit, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. That of the openings 947 Material to be removed can be removed by any method known in the art, preferably by a vacuum source (not shown). The pattern of the opening 947 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 888 and 889 (or the united fabric 918 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

In alternative embodiments of the present invention, the opening 947 from the wells 958A exist in the web page margin 912 the fabric 888 be cut, and from the wells 958b in the track side edges 913 the fabric 889 be cut, before the union of the panels 888 and 889 for the formation of the united fabric 918 , A deepening 958A and a recess 958b be combined to the opening 947 train.

The arrangement of the opening 947 with respect to the repeating series of opposite pits 928 and 930 is, although with a typical garment 885 the opening 947 in the center between the repeating rows of opposite pits 928 and 930 lies, only through the fashion and the minimum amount of fabric 888 and 889 (or, alternatively, the united fabric 918 ), which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 947 between the repeating rows of opposing wells 928 and 930 symmetric or asymmetrical.

The arrangement of the opening 947 in terms of the two pairs of opposite wells 929 and 931 is, although with a typical garment 885 the opening 947 in the center between the two pairs of opposite depressions 929 and 931 lies, only through the fashion and the minimal amount of discrete pieces 919 in garment size (or, alternatively, the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size) which must maintain sufficient cohesion to withstand the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. For example, the arrangement of the opening 947 between the two pairs of opposite indentation 929 and 931 symmetric or asymmetrical.

The united fabric 918 is through the cutting tool 937 in discrete pieces 919 cut from garment size, with discrete pieces 919 in garment size at least one opening 947 has two pairs of opposite recesses 929 and 931 , a pair of opposing piece margins 900 and 904 , a pair of opposite garment bottom edges 895 and 903 , and opposite garment end portions 922 and 924 , The location of the opposite piece margins 900 and 904 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size corresponds to a sleeve opening end edge 942 a sleeve flap 956 near the garment side edge 893 the front 892 and the garment margin 898 the back 897 , or a sleeve opening end edge 944 a sleeve flap 957 near the garment side edge 894 the front 892 and the garment margin 899 the back 897 , at the finished garment 885 , It should be noted that although the piece margins 900 and 904 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size, typically the sleeve opening margins 942 and 944 at the finished garment 885 but stuff from the piece margins 900 and 904 removed, or added to the sleeve opening end edges 942 and 944 at the finished garment 885 to create.

The opposite garment end sections 922 and 924 lie next to the garment bottom 895 the front 892 or the garment bottom edge 903 the back 897 at the finished garment 885 , The location of the opposite web side edges 911 and 914 the united fabric 918 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 919 in garment size) corresponds to the garment bottom edge 895 the front 892 or the garment bottom edge 903 the back 897 at the finished garment 885 , It should be noted that although the Bahnseitenränder 911 and 912 the united fabric 918 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 919 in garment size), typically the garment bottom edge 895 respectively. 903 the front 892 or the back 897 at the finished garment 895 but stuff from the web side edges 911 and 912 the united fabric 918 (or, alternatively, the discrete piece 919 in garment size), or added to the garment bottom edges 895 and 903 at the finished garment 885 to create.

The panels 888 and 889 can be in discrete pieces 890 respectively. 891 of garment size to be cut before the fabric panels 888 and 889 united to the united fabric 918 train. The pieces 890 and 891 in garment size of the fabric panels 888 and 889 be together at the web side edges 912 and 913 attached to the discreet piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 train. The pieces 819 and 891 in garment size are combined to form the discrete piece 919 in garment size, so every discrete piece 919 in garment size at least one opening 947 has two pairs of opposite recesses 929 and 931 , a pair of opposing piece margins 900 and 904 , a pair of opposite track margins 911 and 914 , and opposite garment end portions 922 and 924 as described above.

The pieces 890 and 891 in garment size of the fabric panels 888 and 889 be positioned before the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 manufacture. The piece 890 in garment size may be positioned by a turn roll or turntable (not shown) to the garment end portion 922 of the piece 890 in garment size adjacent to the garment tail section 924 of the piece 891 in garment size. The web page margin 912 of the piece 890 in garment size will be at the web side edge 913 of the piece 891 fastened in garment size, eliminating the central seam 917 is trained.

The central seam 917 , or portions thereof, may be formed as a refastenable seam, a refastenable seam, or a combination of a non-refastenable seam and a refastenable seam. Any excess material from the fabric panels 888 and 889 can from the track margins 912 and 913 the central seam 917 be removed to the central seam 917 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable central seam 917 can through Any suitable device may be made, for example, ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art. The central seam 917 can be formed continuously or intermittently. A suitable method for producing such a central seam 917 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. The central seam 917 can be connected to a non-refastenable, central seam 917 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the web side edges 912 and 913 the fabric 888 respectively. 889 at the finished garment 885 held together to a refastenable, central seam 917 train. The refastenable devices for securing the web side edges 912 and 913 of the garment 885 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to lock or engage with a type of complementary device or outer surface 887 or the inner surface 886 of the garment 885 reach. A refastenable central seam 917 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 953 also be used to better fit the garment 885 sure. If the garment 885 a refastenable central seam 917 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the panels 888 and 889 arranged before the fabric panels 888 and 889 in discrete pieces 890 and 891 of garment size (or, alternatively, before the united fabric 918 into the discrete pieces 919 of garment size is cut). The operations of folding and re-aligning may be omitted if a refastenable central suture 917 at the garment 885 is provided. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps anyway.

The central seam 917 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the central seam 917 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. A so-formed central seam 917 is made by having at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the web side edges 912 and 913 get connected. The inner surfaces 886 the front and back sides 892 and 897 at the web edge of the page 912 respectively. 913 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 917 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. A so-formed central seam 917 is made by having at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the web side edges 912 and 913 be attached. The outer surfaces 887 the front and back sides 892 and 897 at the web page edge 912 respectively. 913 are brought into contact with each other.

Another embodiment of the central seam 917 is an overlapping configuration, as in 100 shown. A so-formed central seam 917 is made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the web side edges 912 and 913 be connected to each other. The inner surface 886 either the front 892 or the back 897 at the web side edges 912 and 913 gets in touch with the outside surface 887 the other side 892 or 897 at the web edge of the page 912 respectively. 913 brought.

Another embodiment of the central seams 917 is an overlapping configuration, as in 103 shown. A so-formed central seam 917 is made by that the web side edge 912 (or, alternatively, the web page edge 913 ) is folded back. The outer surface 887 of the folded portion and the inner surface 886 the unfolded portion of the web side edge 912 and the corresponding section of the front 892 (or, alternatively, the web side edge 913 and the corresponding section of the back 897 ) comes into contact with the inner surface 886 or the outer surface 887 of the web page margin 913 and the corresponding sections of the back 897 brought (or, alternatively, the web page edge 912 and the corresponding section of the front 892 ). It should be noted that the folding back of the web page edges 912 or 913 can be done so that the inner surface 886 exposed along the fold.

In those embodiments where the fabric panels 888 and 889 of the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size are fastened to each other before the folding step, every discrete piece becomes 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 transported, typically by vacuum screens, belts, or conveyors, by seaming, folding and fastening operations. The folding operations are preferably performed by folding machines and folding devices, as well as by any other known means direction. The discrete piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 is through a folding device 939 folded so that the opposite garment end sections 922 and 924 be merged so that the garment margin 893 the front 892 the united fabric 918 folded or otherwise in contact with the garment edge 898 the back 897 is brought. The garment margin 894 the front 892 will be folded or otherwise in contact with the garment edge 899 the back 897 brought.

By the union of the garment side edge 893 and the garment margin 898 , as well as the union of the garment margin 894 and the garment margin 899 , the garment side seams 907 respectively. 908 of the garment 885 generated. It may be desirable to use the discrete piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 realign (or reorient) to a simple connection of the garment side seams 907 and 908 of the garment 885 to enable. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The discrete piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 can be reoriented by 90 degrees (not shown).

In various embodiments of the present invention, one of the garment side seams may be 907 and 908 , or both, may be formed as a non-refastenable seam or as a refastenable seam. Any excess material from the fabric panels 888 and 889 can from the edges of the garment side seams 907 and 908 removed to the garment side seams 907 and 908 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable garment side seams 907 and 908 can be made by any suitable means, for example, ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art (a stitcher 971 is in 90 shown). The garment side seams 907 and 908 could be continuous or intermittent. A suitable method of forming such garment side seams 908 and 907 is in the U.S. Patent No. 4,938,753 , issued July 3, 1990, to Van Gompel et al, and incorporated by reference into the present application. the garment side seams 907 and 908 can be joined together to provide non-refastenable garment side seams 907 and 908 train.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the garment side edges 893 and 898 and the garment side edges 894 and 899 of the garment 885 at the finished garment 885 held together to re-fastenable garment seams 907 respectively. 908 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the garment side edges 893 and 898 and the garment side edges 894 and 899 of the garment 885 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to lock or engage with a type of complementary device or outer surface 887 or the inner surface 886 of the garment 885 reach.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 953 Also used to better fit the garment 885 sure. If the garment 885 refastenable garment side seams 907 and 908 Preferably, the devices for re-attachment are strategically on the panels 888 and 889 arranged before the fabric panels 888 and 889 in discrete pieces 890 and 891 of garment size (or, alternatively, the united fabric 918 or the discrete pieces 919 in garment size). The operations of folding and re-orienting may be eliminated if refastenable garment side seams 907 and 908 at the garment 885 are provided. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps anyway.

The garment side seams 907 and 908 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the garment side seams 907 and 908 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. So trained garment side seams 907 and 908 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 893 and 898 or the garment side edges 894 and 899 be connected to each other. The inner surface 886 the garment side edges 893 and 894 the front 892 or the garment side edges 898 and 899 the back 897 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of Klei Outlet Connector side seams 907 and 908 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 102 shown. So trained garment side seams 907 and 908 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the garment side edges 893 and 898 or the garment side edges 894 and 899 be connected to each other. The outer surface 887 the garment side edges 893 and 894 the front 892 or the garment side edges 898 and 899 the back 897 are brought into contact with each other for each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 907 and 908 is an overlapping configuration, as in 100 shown. So trained garment side seams 907 and 908 are made so that at least a portion of the overlapping portion of the garment side edges 893 and 898 or the garment side edges 894 and 899 be connected to each other. The inner surface 886 one of the garment side edges 893 and 898 and one of the garment side edges 894 and 899 gets in touch with the outside surface 887 the other garment side edges of each pair of garment side edges.

Another embodiment of the garment side seams 907 and 908 is an overlapping configuration, as in 103 shown. A trained garment side seam 907 is made by the garment side edge 893 or the garment margin 898 is folded back. The outer surface 887 of the folded portion and the inner surface 886 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 893 or the garment margin 898 and the corresponding section of the front 892 or the back 897 gets in touch with the inside surface 886 or the outer surface 887 of the unfolded garment margin 898 or 893 and the corresponding section of the back 897 or the front 892 brought.

The garment side seams 908 is made by the garment side edge 894 or the garment margin 899 is folded back. The outer surface 887 of the folded portion and the inner surface 886 of the unfolded portion of the garment side edge 894 or the garment margin 899 and the corresponding section of the front 892 or the back 897 gets in touch with the inside surface 886 or the outer surface 887 of the unfolded garment margin 899 or 894 and the corresponding section of the back 897 or the front 892 brought. It has been noted that the folding back of a garment edge of the page 893 . 898 . 894 or 899 can be done so that the inner surface 886 exposed along the fold.

The garment end sections 922 and 924 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 can at the finished garment 885 be lined. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 922 and 924 of the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size of the fabric 888 and 889 to line before the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 train. The garment end sections 922 and 924 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size (or the garment end sections 922 and 924 of the piece 890 respectively. 891 in garment size) can be lined by any method and in any style. which are known in this field. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment end portions 922 and 924 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size (or the garment end sections 922 and 924 of the piece 890 respectively. 891 in garment size) to read promptly.

The garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 can at the finished garment 885 be lined (a sewing device 970 is in 80 shown). In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size of the fabric 888 respectively. 889 to line before the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size attached to each other to the discrete piece 919 in garment size of the united fabric 918 train. The garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size (or the garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the piece 890 respectively. 891 in garment size) can be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the discreet piece 919 in garment size (or the garment bottom edges 895 and 903 of the piece 890 respectively. 891 in garment size) to leave unanswered.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the garment comprises 885 sleeve flaps 956 and 957 on (see the 92 and 93 ). These sleeve flaps 956 and 957 can take on different sizes and shapes, for example slot-shaped, circular, oval, triangular, square, rectangular, polygonal, asymmetric or irregular, and the like. The pattern of the sleeve flaps 956 and 957 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the sleeve flaps 956 and 957 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process. The sleeves 936 and 938 , alternatively the sleeve flaps 956 and 957 , may be the same as or different from each other in the finished garment in terms of the shape, texture, material, size and the like 885 be educated. In some embodiments, only one sleeve may be 936 or 938 at the finished garment 885 be provided.

The sleeve flap 958 has a pair of sleeve side edges 940 and 941 on, as well as a sleeve opening end edge 942 that between the sleeve margins 940 and 941 runs. It should be noted that the piece of the sleeve flap 956 can be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The sleeve flap 956 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 940 and 941 be merged to a sleeve seam 951 of the sleeve 936 train. It should be noted that, although typically the piece margin 900 (or, alternatively, the piece margins 901 and 902 ) of the discrete piece 919 in garment size to the sleeve opening end edge 942 at the finished garment size 885 is, however, cloth from the piece margin 900 (or, alternatively, from the piece margins 901 and 902 ), or can be added there to the sleeve opening end edge 942 at the finished garment 885 to create.

The sleeve flap 957 has a pair of sleeve side edges 946 and 949 on, as well as a sleeve opening end edge 944 that between the sleeve margins 940 and 941 runs. It is also noted that the sleeve flap 957 can be made of several pieces of one or more materials. The sleeve flap 957 is folded so that the opposite sleeve side edges 946 and 949 be merged to a sleeve seam 955 of the sleeve 938 train. It should be noted that, although typically the piece margin 904 (or, alternatively, the piece margins 905 and 906 ) of the discrete piece 919 in garment size to the sleeve opening end edge 944 at the finished garment 885 is, however, cloth from the piece margin 904 (or, alternatively, the piece margins 905 and 906 ), or can be added there to the sleeve opening end edge 944 at the finished garment 885 to create.

It may be desirable the pieces 890 and 891 in garment size (or the discrete piece 919 in garment size) to reorient (or reorient) to easy attachment of the sleeve seams 951 and 955 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 of the garment 885 to enable. The rotary operations are preferably carried out by rotary rollers and turntables, as well as by any other known device. The pieces 890 and 891 in garment size (or the discrete piece 919 in garment size) can be reoriented 90 degrees (not shown). The sleeve seams 951 and 955 can not be refastenable seams or re-attachable seams. Any excess material of the sleeve flaps 956 and 957 can from their respective edges of the sleeve seams 951 and 955 be removed to the sleeve seams 951 and 955 to downsize and smooth. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 951 and 955 may be made by any suitable means, such as ultrasonic bonding, adhesive binding, tape, heat bonding, sewing, or any attachment method known in the art, as discussed above. The non-refastenable sleeve seams 951 and 955 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

In other embodiments, the opposing pair of sleeve side edges 940 and 941 and the opposite pair of sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 in the finished garment size 885 held together to re-attachable sleeve seams 951 and 955 train. The re-attachment devices for securing the pair of opposite sleeve side edges 940 and 2857 and the pair of opposite sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 include refastenable mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 , The mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 include buttons and buttonholes, snaps, buckles, snaps, hooks and eyes, end extensions, tongues, straps, and the like, which are configured or adapted to interlock or engage with a type of complementary device or inner surface 886 or the outer surface 887 of the garment 885 reach. The re-attachable sleeve seams 951 and 955 can be formed continuously or intermittently.

Furthermore, elastic fastening means 953 Also used to better fit the sleeves 936 and 938 of the garment 885 sure. If the garment 885 re-attachable sleeve seams 951 and 955 Preferably, the refastenable devices are strategically placed on the sleeve flaps 956 and 957 arranged before the wells 929 and 931 in the track side edges 911 and 914 the united fabric 918 cut who the (or the fabric panels 888 and 889 ). The operations of folding and re-orienting may be eliminated if refastenable sleeve seams 951 and 955 at the garment size 885 available. However, there may be packaging-related reasons for doing these two steps anyway.

The sleeve seams 951 and 955 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the sleeve seams 951 and 955 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. So trained sleeve seams 951 and 955 are made such that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 940 and 941 and the sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 be connected to each other. The inner surface 886 the sleeve side edges 940 and 941 and the sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 is brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 951 and 955 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. So trained sleeve seams 951 and 955 are made such that at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the sleeve side edges 940 and 941 and the sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 be connected to each other. The outer surface 887 the sleeve side edges 940 and 2857 and the sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 is brought into contact with each other of the couple.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 951 and 955 is an overlapping configuration, as in 100 shown. So trained sleeve seams 951 and 955 are made such that at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the sleeve side edges 940 and 2857 and the sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 be connected to each other. The inner surface 886 one of the sleeve side edges 940 and 2857 and the sleeve side edges 946 or 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 gets in touch with the outside surface 887 the other sleeve margin 940 or 2857 and the sleeve margin 946 or 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 951 and 955 is an overlapping configuration, as in 103 shown. So trained sleeve seams 951 and 955 are made by the sleeve side edges 940 or 941 and the sleeve side edges 946 and 949 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 be folded back. The outer surface 887 the folded sections and the inner surface 886 the unfolded portions of the sleeve margins 940 or 2857 and the sleeve side edges 946 or 949 and the corresponding sections of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 gets in touch with the inside surface 886 or the outer surface 887 of the unfolded sleeve side edge 941 or 940 and the sleeve margin 949 or 946 and the corresponding sections 936 respectively. 938 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a sleeve margin 940 . 941 . 946 or 949 can be done so that the inner surface 886 exposed along the fold.

The sleeve opening end edges 942 and 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 (in the alternative, the sleeve opening margins 942 and 944 the sleeve flaps 956 and 957 ) may be lined by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the sleeve opening end edges 942 and 944 to let go.

In other embodiments, cuffs 943 and 945 at the sleeve opening end edge 942 respectively. 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 of the garment 885 be attached, creating a cuff seam 960 respectively. 962 arises. The attachment of the cuffs 943 and 945 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 969 is in 80 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the cuffs 943 and 945 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The cuff seams 960 and 962 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The cuffs 943 and 945 can have different sizes and shapes. The cuffs 943 and 945 may be the same as or different from each other in the finished garment in terms of shape, texture, material, size and the like 885 be educated. The pattern of the cuffs 943 and 945 is only due to the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the cuffs 943 and 945 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The cuff seams 960 and 962 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the cuff seams 960 and 962 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. Such trained cuff seams 960 and 962 are made so that at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the cuff edge 959 and the sleeve opening end edge 942 or the cuff edge 961 and of the sleeve opening end edge 944 of the garment 885 be connected to each other. The inner surface 886 the cuff edges 959 and 961 the cuff 943 respectively. 945 gets in touch with the inside surface 886 of the sleeve opening edge 942 and 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 960 and 962 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. So trained sleeve seams 960 and 962 are made by having at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the cuff rim 959 and the sleeve opening edge 942 or the cuff edge 961 and the sleeve opening edge 944 of the garment 885 be connected to each other. The outer surface 887 the cuff edges 959 and 961 the cuff 943 respectively. 944 gets in touch with the outside surface 887 the sleeve opening edges 942 and 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 brought.

Another embodiment of the sleeve seams 960 and 962 is an overlapping configuration, as in 100 shown. So trained sleeve seams 960 and 962 are made by at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the cuff edge 959 and the sleeve opening edge 942 or the cuff edge 961 and the sleeve opening edge 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 be connected to each other. The inner surface 886 either the cuff margin 959 or the sleeve opening edge 942 and the cuff edge 961 or the sleeve opening edge 944 gets in touch with the outside surface 887 of the other cuff edge 959 or the sleeve opening edge 942 or the cuff edge 961 or the sleeve opening edge 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 brought

Another embodiment of the cuff seams 960 and 962 is an overlapping configuration, as in 103 shown. So trained cuff seams 960 and 962 are made so that the cuff edge 959 or the sleeve opening end edge 942 and the cuff edge 961 or the sleeve opening end edge 944 of the sleeve 936 respectively. 938 is folded back. The outer surface 887 the folded sections and the inner surface 886 the unfolded portions of the cuff edge 959 or the sleeve opening end edge 942 as well as the cuff edge 961 or the sleeve opening end edge 944 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 943 and 945 or sleeves 936 and 938 will be in contact with the inside surface 886 or the outer surface 887 of the unfolded cuff edge 959 and 961 or the sleeve opening end edge 942 and 944 and the corresponding sections of the cuffs 943 and 945 or the sleeve 936 and 938 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of a cuff edge 959 or 961 or a sleeve opening end edge 942 or 944 can be done so that the inner surface 886 exposed along the fold.

The materials used in the cuffs 943 and 945 can be used the same as those materials used in the other sections of the garment 885 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that those in the cuffs 943 and 945 used materials have an elastic element, so that the cuffs 943 and 945 to adapt to the section of the arms of a wearer who is in contact with the cuffs 943 and 945 arrives.

The edge 950 the neck opening 948 can be framed by any method and in any style known in the art. In some embodiments, it may be desirable to have the border 950 the neck opening 948 to let go.

In other embodiments, a collar 952 on the edge 950 the neck opening 948 of the garment 885 be attached, creating a collar seam 964 is formed. Attaching the collar 952 can be done in a non-refastenable manner by means of the devices described above (a sewing device 968 is in 80 shown). In the alternative, the attachment of the collar 952 be re-attachable manner, with devices, as described above. The collar seam 964 can be formed continuously or intermittently. The collar 952 can take on different sizes and shapes. The pattern of the collar 952 is only by the fashion and the minimum amount of material of the collar 952 limited, which is required to complete the remaining steps or operations of the manufacturing process.

The collar seam 964 According to the present invention, various structures or configurations known in the art may be adopted. An embodiment of the collar seam 964 is an outward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. Such a trained collar seam 964 is made by at least a portion of the outwardly turned portions of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 and the edge 950 the neck opening 948 of the garment 885 be attached to each other. The inner surface 886 of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 gets in touch with the inside surface 886 of the edge 950 the neck opening 948 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 964 is an inward-turned configuration, as in 101 shown. Such a trained collar seam 964 is made by at least a portion of the inwardly turned portions of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 and the edge 950 the neck opening 948 of the garment 885 be attached to each other. The outer surface 887 of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 gets in touch with the outside surface 887 of the edge 950 the neck opening 948 brought.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 964 is an overlapping configuration, as in 100 shown. Such a trained collar seam 964 is made by at least a portion of the overlapping portions of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 and the edge 950 the neck opening 948 of the garment 885 be attached to each other. The inner surface 886 of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 or the edge 950 the neck opening 948 gets in touch with the outside surface 887 the corresponding other part brought, so the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 or the edge 950 the neck opening 948 ,

Another embodiment of the collar seam 964 is an overlapping configuration, as in 103 shown. Such a trained collar seam 964 is made by making the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 or the edge 950 the neck opening 948 is folded back. The outer surface 887 the folded sections and the inner surface 886 the unfolded portions of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 or the edge 950 the neck opening 948 and the corresponding sections of the collar 952 or the front and back 892 and 897 will be in contact with the inside surface 886 or the outer surface 887 the unfolded collar edge 963 of the collar 952 or the edge 950 the neck opening 948 and the corresponding sections of the collar 952 or the front and back 892 and 897 brought. It should be noted that the folding back of the collar edge 963 of the collar 952 or the edge 950 the neck opening 948 can be done so that the inner surface 886 exposed along the fold.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 964 is an overlapping configuration, as in 104 shown. Such a trained collar seam 964 is made by making the collar 952 on the edge 950 the neck opening 948 folded, or beyond this edge. The collar edges 963 of the collar 952 can be folded under, reducing the external surface 887 of the collar 952 in contact with the edge 950 the neck opening and each section of the adjacent material of the front 892 , the back 897 , or both, as desired. The collar edges 963 can be left exposed by not being underfolded.

Another embodiment of the collar seam 964 is an overlapping configuration, as in 105 shown. Such a trained collar seam 964 is made so that the collar edge 963 is folded so that the inner surface 886 of the collar 952 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 950 the neck opening 948 is folded so that the outer surface 887 the front 892 , the back 897 , or both are brought into contact with themselves. The collar edge 963 gets into the fold of the edge 950 the neck opening 948 introduced. The edge 950 the neck opening 948 gets into the fold of the collar edge 963 introduced. In another embodiment, the collar seam 963 folded so that the outer surface 887 of the collar 952 is brought into contact with itself. The edge 950 the neck opening 948 is folded so that the inner surface 886 the front 892 , the back 897 , or both, is brought into contact with itself. The trained collar seam 964 can be used with every stitch described here.

The one at the collar 952 The materials used may be the same materials as those used on the other sections of the garment 885 be used. In some embodiments, it is desirable that the collar 952 material used has an elastic element, so that the collar 952 fits the portion of the neck of the wearer who is in contact with the collar 952 arrives.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the front side 892 , the backside 897 , or both sides 892 and 897 be cut or otherwise open that slot 910 or 925 (in 89 shown) is formed, for example, a slot. The clothes 885 that have a slot 910 or 925 or both have slots, may be used as a cloak, dressing gown, bathrobe and the like. The slot 910 has two edges 920 and 921 , The slot 925 has two edges 926 and 927 , Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 , see. The following explanations may be used to re-attach the edges 920 and 921 or the edges 926 and 927 to attach or attach to re-closable or refastenable garments 885 train. The slots 910 and 925 the front 892 or the back 897 can get away from the edge 950 the neck opening 948 to the bottom of the garment 895 respectively. 903 extend. In the alternative, the slot 910 and 925 only over a section of the pages 892 and 897 between the edge 950 the neck opening 948 and the garment bottom edge 895 respectively. 803 run. Indicates the garment 885 both a slot 910 in the front 892 as well as a slot 925 in the back 897 on, can the slots 910 and 925 be the same or different in size, structure, shape and the like.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the edges 920 and 921 of the slot 910 as well as the edges 926 and 297 of the slot 925 be re-attachable attached or attached. The edges 920 and 921 can be attached to each other to the front seam 965 train. The edges 926 and 927 can be attached to each other to the rear seam 966 train. Various fastening devices, for example mechanical and adhesive fasteners 953 , see. the above explanations may be used to reattach the edges 920 and 921 or the edges 926 and 927 of the slot 910 respectively. 925 to attach or fasten.

A Embodiment of the present invention is a continuous one Method for producing a garment with the following Steps: Provide a fabric panel with opposite Web side edges, with the opposite Track margins near a pair of opposite ones Garment bottom edges of the garment run; intermittent cutting of the fabric, creating edges be formed, the neck openings in the fabric establish; intermittent cutting of the opposite Web side edges of the fabric, causing pairs of opposite Depressions in the opposite web side edges of the fabric; Cutting the fabric, causing discrete pieces in garment size each of the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric has at least one neck opening, a Front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back, a pair of opposite Garment side edges, a section of two pairs of opposite wells in the web side edges of the fabric, two garment end sections, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the fabric panel, one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing ones Garment side edges of the front at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, for forming a pair of garment side seams.

The openings can be between the two pairs of opposite Wells are. The fabric can be folded, thereby an arrangement is determined with the fabric, in which the adjacent web side edges adjacent to each other are. The fabric can be unfolded after at least one Step of intermittently cutting the fabric. The fabric can before the step of cutting the fabric into the discrete pieces of garment size of the fabric be unfolded. At least a section at least one of the opposite Garment bottom can be lined become. The discrete piece in garment size the fabric may have at least one sleeve flap, the at least one sleeve opening end edge and a Pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. The discrete pieces in garment size The fabric panel can have a pair of sleeve flaps each sleeve flap having at least one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The front side may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby forming a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The backside may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Provision of a fabric panel, the opposite Web side edges, wherein the opposite Track side edges close to a pair of opposite ones Garment bottom edges of the garment are arranged; intermittent cutting of the opposite web side edges the fabric, creating pairs of opposite pits in the opposite web side edges of Fabric are formed; intermittent cutting of the fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the fabric, with the neck openings between two pairs of opposite recesses lie; Cutting the fabric, creating discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric at least one Has neck opening, a front with a pair of opposite Garment edges, one back with a pair of opposing garment edges, a section of the two pairs of opposite Depressions in the opposite web side edges the fabric, two garment end sections, and that Pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the fabric panel, one of the garment bottom edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, with an arrangement set is, which has the fabric, wherein the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The fabric can at least after one of the steps of intermittent cutting the fabric are unfolded. The fabric can be unfolded before the step of cutting the fabric into the discrete pieces in garment size of the fabric. At least a section at least one of the opposite Garment bottom can be lined be. The discrete piece in garment size may have at least one sleeve flap, at least a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. The discrete pieces in garment size the fabric may have a pair of sleeve flaps, each sleeve flap having at least one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a panel having an interior surface, an exterior surface, and opposing panel sidewalls, the opposing panel side edges disposed proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the web; intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the web, the neck openings being between two pairs of the opposing depressions; Cutting the web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of fabric having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges the one rear having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion of the two pairs of opposed indentations in the opposing web side edges of the panel, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and the pair of opposing garment bottom edges; Seaming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the fabric web causing one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges to be brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Fabric can be folded, creating an arrangement is, which has the fabric, wherein the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. The fabric may after at least one step of intermittent cutting the fabric are unfolded. The fabric can be before the step cutting the fabric into the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric are unfolded. Each of the sleeve flaps can have at least one inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Provision of a fabric with opposite Web side edges, with the opposite Track side edges close to a pair of opposite ones Garment bottom edges of garment lie; Cutting the fabric, leaving discrete pieces be set in garment size, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric has at least one front side, a back side, two garment end sections, one section each the opposite web side edges of the fabric, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Cutting the discrete pieces in garment size, whereby edges are formed, the at least one neck opening in each of the discrete pieces in garment size establish; Cutting the opposite garment bottom edges the discrete pieces in garment size, whereby two pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite garment bottom edges discrete pieces in garment size be set, whereby a pair of opposite Garment side edges of the front, a Pair of opposite garment margins the back, and a pair of sleeve flaps formed become; Folding each discrete piece into garment size, being one of the garment bottom edges of the pair opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to Training a pair of garment side seams.

The neck openings can be arranged between the two pairs of opposite recesses. The panel may be folded, thereby defining an assembly having the panel with the opposing panel sidewalls disposed adjacent one another. The fabric can be unfolded after at least one step of intermittently cutting the fabric. The fabric may be before the step of cutting the fabric into the discrete Pieces are unfolded in garment size of the fabric panel. Each of the sleeve flaps may have at least one inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposing sleeve side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps may be hemmed.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a first fabric panel with opposite Web side edges; Provision of a second fabric with opposite web side edges; Align the first and second panels face each other in an orientation side on side, whereby an arrangement is determined, in which a the opposite web side edges of the first Fabric next to one of the opposite web side edges the second fabric lies; Attachment of at least one section the adjacent web side edge of the first fabric at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in orientation side by side, creating at least a section a central seam and a united fabric, the one pair of opposite track side edges having the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of garment lie; intermittent cutting of the united fabric web, whereby Edges are formed, the neck openings in specify the united fabric; intermittent cutting the opposite track margins of the united Fabric panel, creating pairs of opposing recesses in the opposite web side edges of be established; Cutting the united Fabric panel, creating discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the united fabric has at least one neck opening, a front side, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Garment side edges, a section of two pairs of opposite wells in the opposite web side edges of the united Fabric panel, two garment end sections, and the pair the opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece into garment size united fabric, creating one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, for forming a pair of garment side seams.

The Neck opening can be between the two pairs of opposite Be arranged depressions. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. The piece in garment size the fabric may have at least one sleeve flap, the at least one sleeve opening end edge as well has a pair of opposite side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The front can be along at least a portion of the distance between the edge slit the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The backside may be slit along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, thereby defining a pair of edges of a slit. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the rear seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastenable. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening may be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: Providing a first fabric panel with opposite Web side edges; Provision of a second fabric with opposite web side edges; Align the first and second panels face each other in an orientation side on side, whereby an arrangement is determined, in which a the opposite web side edges of the first Fabric next to one of the opposite web side edges the second panel is arranged; Attachment of at least one Section of the adjacent web side edge of the first fabric at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second Fabric in orientation side by side, which at least a section of a central seam and a united fabric fixed, which has a pair of opposite web side edges, the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of garment lie; intermittent cutting of the opposite web side edges the united fabric, whereby pairs opposite one another Depressions in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric; intermittent cutting the united fabric, whereby edges are formed, set the neck openings in the united fabric, wherein the neck openings between two pairs of the opposite Wells lie; Cutting the united fabric, causing discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the united fabric has at least one neck opening, a front side, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Garment side edges, a section of the two pairs of opposite pits in the opposite web side edges of the united Fabric, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end sections, and the pair of opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Side margins of the back, to form a Pair of garment side seams.

At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined. At least every sleeve flap can a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges exhibit. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

A Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous process for making a garment with the following steps: provision of a first material web, which has an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposite web side edges; provision a second fabric panel having an inner surface, a Outer surface, and opposite Web side edges has; Align the first and second Fabric web to each other in an orientation side by side, thereby an arrangement is determined in which one of the opposite Web side edges of the first web next to one of the opposite webs Web side edges of the second web lies; attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first panel on at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a united one Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges, wherein the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of the garment lie; intermittent cutting of the opposite web side edges the united fabric, whereby pairs opposite one another Depressions in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric; intermittent cutting the united fabric, whereby edges are formed, set the neck openings in the united fabric, wherein the neck openings between two pairs of the opposite Wells are arranged; Cutting the united fabric, making discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the united fabric has at least one neck opening, a front side, the one pair of opposing garment side edges has a back, which is a pair of opposite Has garment side edges, a portion of two pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite web side edges of the united Fabric, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end sections, and the pair of opposing garment bottom edges; Hemming at least a portion of at least one of the opposite Garment bottom edges; Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and attaching at least a portion of the pair opposite garment side edges the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams.

Every sleeve flap can have at least one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges exhibit. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the neck opening be. At least a portion of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted one Be a collar. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having a first panel side edge and a second panel side edge; Providing a second panel having a first web side edge and a second web side edge; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the first web, thereby forming depressions; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the second web, thereby forming depressions; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in an side-by-side orientation, thereby defining an arrangement in which the second panel side edge of the first panel is adjacent the second panel side edge of the second panel, and the recesses of the second panel side edge of the first panel are ne Ben lie the wells of the second web side edge of the second web, whereby edges are formed, which define neck openings; Attaching at least a portion of the second web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the second web side edge of the second web in side by side orientation thereby securing at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the unified web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the joined web; Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion two pairs of the opposing recesses in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric web, two garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

Every sleeve flap can have at least one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges exhibit. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps can be lined. At least a section of at least one the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the neck opening be. At least a portion of the collar can be a ribbed, knitted one Be a collar. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can be refastenable. At least a section at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposing panel side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in a face-to-face orientation, thereby defining an arrangement in which the opposing web side edges of the first panel lie adjacent the opposing web side edges of the second panel, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent sheet side edges defining a web side edge of the second panel first web and a web side edge of the second web, and a second pair of adjacent web side edges having the other web side edge of the first web and the other web side edge of the second web; Attaching at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in the front-to-front orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the united web; whereby Pairs of opposite recesses are set in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric web; Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion two pairs of the opposed recesses in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric web, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The Neck openings can be between the two pairs be arranged opposite the recesses. The discrete pieces in garment size The united panel can have at least one sleeve flap having at least one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. The discrete piece in garment size the united panel may comprise at least a pair of sleeve flaps, each sleeve flap having at least one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. The united fabric can be unfolded. The discreet Piece in garment size The united fabric can be unfolded. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having opposing panel side edges; Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in an orientation front-to-front, thereby defining an arrangement in which the opposing side edges of the first panel lie adjacent to the opposing panel edges of the second panel, thereby defining a first pair of adjacent panel edges including a panel side edge first web and a web side edge of the second web, and a second pair of adjacent web side edges having the other web side edge of the first web and the other web side edge of the second web; Attaching at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in front-to-front orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; opposite web side edges of the united web are adjacent a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the united web, thereby forming pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the joined web; intermittently cutting the united web, forming edges defining neck openings in the united web, the neck openings being opposed between two pairs lie the wells; Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion two pairs of the opposed recesses in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric web, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the United Fabric can be unfolded. At least a section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges can be lined. At least a section at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposite web side edges; Providing a second panel having an inner surface, an outer surface, and opposite web side edges; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in a face-to-face orientation defining an arrangement in which the opposing web side edges of the first panel are adjacent the opposing web side edges of the second panel, whereby a first pair of adjacent sheet side edges and a second pair of adjacent sheet side edges be determined; Attaching at least a portion of the first pair of adjacent web side edges together in the front-to-front orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges formed from the second pair of adjacent web side edges; opposite web edges of the united web lie adjacent a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the unified web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the joined web; intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web, the neck openings being between two pairs of the opposing depressions; Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion two pairs of the opposed recesses in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric web, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Hemming at least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the United Fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in Garment size of the united fabric may have at least one sleeve flap, at least having an inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. The discrete pieces in garment size the united panel may have a pair of sleeve flaps, each sleeve flap having at least one inner surface having an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges of the sleeve flaps can be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a continuous method of making a garment comprising the steps of: providing a first panel having a first panel side edge and a second panel side edge; Providing a second panel having a first web side edge and a second web side edge; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the first web, thereby forming depressions; intermittently cutting the second web side edge of the second web, wherein depressions are formed; Aligning the first and second panels with each other in an orientation front-to-front, thereby defining an arrangement in which the first panel side edge of the first panel is adjacent the first panel side edge of the second panel, and the second panel side edge of the first panel adjacent the second panel side edge of the second panel Fabric web is located, wherein the recesses of the second web side edge lie in the first panel next to the recesses of the second web side edge of the second panel, whereby edges are formed defining the neck openings; Attaching at least a portion of the second web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the second web side edge of the second web in the front-to-front orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges consisting of the first web side edges of the first web and the first web side edges are formed with the opposing web side edges of the joined web near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the unified web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the joined web; Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric having at least one neck opening, a front side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back side having a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion two pairs of the opposed recesses in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric web, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web into one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges brought with the other garment bottom edge; and attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams.

The united fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in garment size of the United Fabric can be unfolded. The discrete piece in Garment size of the united fabric may have at least one sleeve flap, at least having an inner surface, an outer surface, a sleeve opening end edge, and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges. At least a portion of at least one of the sleeve opening end edges the sleeve flaps can be lined. At least a portion of at least one of the opposing garment bottom edges may be lined.

It a collar may be provided. At least a section of the collar can be attached to at least a portion of the edge of the opening be attached. At least a portion of the collar may be a ribbed, be knitted collar. At least a section of at least one the garment side seams may be refastenable be. At least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams can not be refastenable.

The Front can along at least a portion of the distance slotted between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge be, whereby a pair of edges of a slot set becomes. At least a portion of the edges of the slot may be attached to form a front seam. At least a portion of the front seam may be refastenable. At least a portion of the front seam can not be refastenable. The back can be along at least a section of the Distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge slotted, creating a pair of edges of a slot is determined. At least a portion of the edges of the Slot may be attached to form a rear seam. At least a portion of the posterior suture may be refastenable be. At least a portion of the back seam can not be redone be fastened. At least a portion of the edge of the neck opening can be lined.

Though The invention has been described in detail with respect to its specific aspects However, it is noted that professionals on this Area after having an understanding of the preceding Achievements, slight modifications, Consider variations, and equivalents to these aspects can. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should based on the appended claims and any equivalents to these are judged.

SUMMARY

The The present invention provides a continuous process Production of a garment available. A fabric, the opposite web side edges is provided. The fabric will be cut intermittently, thereby forming edges be set, the neck openings in the fabric. The Fabric panel is cut, creating discrete pieces in garment size be determined. Each of the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric web has at least one neck opening, a Front with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, two opposite Garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges. The opposite piece margins discrete piece in garment size are near a pair of opposite ones Garment bottom edges of the garment. The discrete piece in garment size the fabric is folded, creating one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought. At least a portion of the pair opposite Garment side edges of the front becomes on at least a portion of the pair opposite one another Garment side edges of the back attached to a pair of garment side seams manufacture.

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Claims (183)

Continuous process for the preparation of a Garment comprising: a. provision a fabric web with opposite web side edges; b. intermittent cutting of the fabric, creating edges be formed, the neck openings in the fabric establish; c. Cutting the fabric, creating discrete pieces in Garment size to be set, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric has at least one of the neck openings, a front side with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, two opposite Garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; d. Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the fabric, creating one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and e. Attachment of at least one section the pair of opposite garment side edges of the Front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams. Continuous process according to claim 1, with which another step of intermittently cutting the fabric, whereby Armöffnungsendränder are formed, the pairs of opposite arm openings in the Set fabric web. Continuous process according to claim 1, with which another step of sizing at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. A continuous process according to claim 3, wherein the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric continues to have at least a pair of the arm opening edges exhibit. A continuous process according to claim 4, wherein another step of providing pieces of sleeve webbing, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least a pair of opposite sleeve side edges has, a garment end edge with a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges the arm openings, and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. A continuous process according to claim 5, comprising another step of attaching and attaching at least one Section of garment border of each of the pieces the sleeve web on at least a portion of a the arm opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 6, with which another step of sizing at least one section the sleeve opening end edges of the pieces from the sleeve webbing. A continuous process according to claim 1, wherein the neck opening in the discrete piece with garment size is between at least one of the pairs of opposite Armöffnungsränder. Continuous process according to claim 1, with which another step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 9, characterized the further step of attaching at least one section the collar on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 9, wherein which at least a portion of the collar a ribbed, knitted Collar is. A continuous process according to claim 1, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 1, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side edges not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 1, comprising the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 1, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 1, further comprising the step of providing pieces of sleeve webbing, each of the pieces of sleeve web material having at least one garment end edge defining at least a portion having a shape complementary to at least a portion of the shape of a portion of the opposing garment side edges Front side, or the back, or both the front and the back, as well as an opposite sleeve opening end edge. A continuous process according to claim 16, characterized the further step of attaching and securing at least one Section of garment border of each of the pieces from the sleeve web on at least a portion of a the garment side edges defining the arm opening. A continuous process according to claim 17, characterized the further step of at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins of the Pieces from the sleeve webbing. A continuous process according to claim 1, comprising the further step of slicing the front side at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 19, characterized the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. A continuous process according to claim 20, wherein which at least a portion of the front seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 20, wherein which at least a portion of the front can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 1, comprising the further step of slitting the back at least in a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 23, characterized the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a rear Seam. A continuous process according to claim 24, wherein which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 24 at which at least a portion of the rear can not be refastened is. Continuous process for the preparation of a Garment comprising: a. provision a first panel having opposite web side edges; b. Providing a second panel with opposite Web side edges; c. Align the first and second Fabric web to each other in an orientation side by side, creating a arranged fabric is set, wherein one of the opposite Web side edges of the first web next to one of the opposite webs Web side edges of the second web lies; d. attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first panel on at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a united one Fabric panel, which is a pair of opposite Web side edges has; e. intermittent cutting the united fabric, whereby edges are formed, set the neck openings in the united fabric; f. Cutting the united fabric, creating discrete pieces be set in garment size, with each of the discrete pieces in garment size the united panel has at least one neck opening, a front side with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, two opposite Garment end sections, and a pair of opposing ones Piece margins, with the opposite Piece margins of the discrete piece in garment size nearby a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; G. Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and H. Attach at least one section of the pair of opposite garment margins the front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, for forming a pair of garment side seams. A continuous process according to claim 27, comprising the further step of intermittently cutting the united Fabric, which formed Armöffnungsränder become, the pairs of opposite arm openings set in the united fabric. A continuous process according to claim 27, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. Continuous process according to claim 28, wherein the discrete garment-sized pieces continue to have at least a pair of the arm opening edges. A continuous process according to claim 30, comprising the further step of providing pieces of sleeve webbing, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least one garment end edge, at least a section in a form complementary to at least a portion of the shape of one of the arm opening edges the arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. A continuous process according to claim 31, comprising the further step of attaching and securing the garment end edge every piece of sleeve fabric at one the arm opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 32, characterized the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the pieces of the sleeve web. A continuous process according to claim 27, wherein which at least one of the neck openings in the united Fabric web between a pair of opposite arm opening edges lies. A continuous process according to claim 27, comprising the further step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 35, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the collar on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 35, wherein which at least a portion of the collar a ribbed, knitted Collar is. A continuous process according to claim 27, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 27, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 27, comprising the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 27, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 27, comprising the further step of slitting the front side at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 42, characterized the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. A continuous process according to claim 43, wherein which at least a portion of the front seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 43, wherein which at least a portion of the front seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 27, comprising the further step of slitting the backside at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, wherein a pair of edges of a Slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 46, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a rear Seam. A continuous process according to claim 47, wherein which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 47, wherein which at least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastened is. A continuous method of making a garment comprising: a. Providing a fabric web with opposite web side edges; b. intermittently cutting the web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the web; c. intermittently cutting the opposite web side edges of the web, thereby defining pairs of opposing depressions in the opposite web side edges of the web; d. Cutting the fabric sheet thereby defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of fabric having at least one of the neck openings, a front side having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a back side a pair of opposing garment side edges, a portion of two pairs of opposing recesses in the web side edges of the fabric, a pair of sleeve flaps, two garment end portions, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposing piece side edges proximate a pair of opposing garment bottom edges of the garment; e. Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and f. Attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams. A continuous process according to claim 50, wherein which the neck openings between the two pairs of lie opposite wells. A continuous process according to claim 50, comprising the further step of folding the fabric, thereby creating an arrangement is determined, in which the fabric is present, wherein the opposite web side edges each other are arranged adjacent. A continuous process according to claim 52, comprising the further step of unfolding the fabric after at least a step of intermittently cutting the fabric. A continuous process according to claim 52, comprising the further step of unfolding the fabric before cutting the fabric into the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric. A continuous process according to claim 50, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. A continuous process according to claim 50, wherein which the discrete piece in garment size the fabric still has at least one sleeve flap, the one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. A continuous process according to claim 50, wherein which the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric still has a pair of sleeve flaps, each of the sleeve flaps having a sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. A continuous process according to claim 57, characterized the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the sleeve flaps. A continuous process according to claim 50, comprising the further step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 59, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the collar at the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 59, wherein which the collar is a ribbed, knitted collar. A continuous process according to claim 50, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 50, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 50, comprising the further step of slitting the front side at least in a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 64, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. A continuous process according to claim 65, wherein which at least a portion of the front seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 65, wherein which at least a portion of the front seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 50, comprising the further step of slitting the backside at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 68, further comprising the step of attaching at least a portion of the edges of the slot to Forming a back seam. A continuous process according to claim 69, at which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 69, at which at least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 50, comprising the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening. Continuous process for the preparation of a Garment comprising: a. provision a first panel having opposite web side edges; b. Providing a second panel with opposite Web side edges; c. Align the first and the second fabric to each other in an orientation side by side, whereby an arrangement is determined, wherein one of the web side edges the first fabric next to one of the web side edges of the second fabric lies; d. Attachment of at least one section the adjacent web side edge of the first fabric at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in orientation side by side, creating at least a section a central seam and a united fabric, the one pair of opposite track side edges having; e. intermittent cutting of the united fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the united fabric; f. intermittent Cutting the opposite web side edges the united fabric, whereby pairs opposite one another Depressions in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric; G. Cutting the united fabric panel, creating discrete pieces in garment size each of the discrete pieces in garment size the united panel has at least one neck opening, a front side with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, a section of two Pair the opposing recesses in the opposite Web side edges of the united fabric web, two garment end sections, and a pair of opposing piece side edges, the opposite piece side edges discrete piece in garment size near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; H. Folding the discreet Piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and i. Attachment of at least one section the pair of opposite garment side edges of the Front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, for forming a pair of garment side seams. A continuous process according to claim 73, at which the neck openings between the two pairs of lie opposite wells. A continuous process according to claim 73, characterized the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. A continuous process according to claim 73, at which the piece in garment size the Fabric still has at least one sleeve flap, the one sleeve opening end edge and a pair on the opposite side Has side margins. A continuous process according to claim 76, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the sleeve flaps. A continuous process according to claim 77, wherein which the openings in the united fabric between lie opposite the wells. A continuous process according to claim 77, comprising the further step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 79, characterized the further step of attaching at least one section the collar at the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 79, at which the collar is a ribbed, knitted collar. A continuous process according to claim 73, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 73, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 73, characterized the further step of slitting the front side at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 84, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. The continuous process of claim 85, at which at least a portion of the front seam refastenable is. The continuous process of claim 85, at which at least a portion of the front seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 73, characterized the further step of slitting the backside at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 88, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a rear seam. A continuous process according to claim 89, at which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 89, at which at least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 73, characterized the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening. Continuous process for the preparation of a Garment, provided are: a. provision a fabric web, the opposite web side edges having the opposite web side edges near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment lie; b. intermittent Cutting the web, thereby forming edges, set the neck openings in the fabric; c. To cut the fabric, creating discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric at least has one of the neck openings, a front with a Pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, two opposite Garment end sections, and the pair of opposite ones lower end edges; d. Fold the discrete piece in garment size of the fabric, whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the Pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and e. Attachment of at least one section the pair of opposite garment side edges of the Front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of intermittently cutting the fabric, whereby arm opening edges are formed, the pairs of opposite arm openings in the Set fabric web. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. The continuous process of claim 95, at which the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric continues to have at least a pair of the arm opening edges exhibit. A continuous process according to claim 96, characterized the further step of providing pieces of sleeve webbing, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least a pair of opposite sleeve side edges has a garment end edge that complements a shape to at least a portion of the shape of at least one of the arm opening edges the arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. A continuous process according to claim 97, comprising the further step of attaching and securing at least one Section of garment border of each of the pieces from the sleeve web on at least a portion of a the sleeve opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 98, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the pieces of the sleeve web. A continuous process according to claim 93, wherein which the neck opening in the discrete piece with garment size between at least one the pair of opposite arm opening edges lies. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 101, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the collar on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 101, at which at least a portion of the collar a ribbed, knitted Collar is. A continuous process according to claim 93, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 93, wherein which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of providing pieces of sleeve webbing, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least one garment end edge, at least a section having a shape complementary to at least one Section of the shape of a section of the opposite Has garment side edges of the front, or the back, or both the front and the back Back, as well as an opposite sleeve opening end edge. A continuous process according to claim 108, comprising the further step of attaching and securing at least one Section of garment border of each of the pieces from the sleeve web on at least a portion of one of Garment side edges showing the arm openings establish. A continuous process according to claim 109, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the pieces of the sleeve web. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of slitting the front along at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 111, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. The continuous process of claim 112, at which at least a portion of the front seam refastenable is. The continuous process of claim 112, at which at least a portion of the front seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 93, characterized the further step of slitting the back along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 115, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a rear seam. The continuous process of claim 116, at which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. The continuous process of claim 116, at which at least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastened is. Continuous process for the manufacture of a garment, providing: a. Providing a first panel having opposite web side edges; b. Providing a second panel having opposite web side edges; c. Aligning the first and second panels with each other in an side-by-side orientation defining a fabric assembly in which one of the opposing web side edges of the first panel is positioned adjacent one of the opposed web side edges of the second panel; d. Attaching at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first web to at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the second web in side-by-side orientation defining at least a portion of a central seam and a united web having a pair of opposing web side edges; opposite track margins of the united Fabric near a pair of opposite garment bottom edges of the garment lie; e. intermittently cutting the united web, thereby forming edges defining neck openings in the united web; f. Cutting the united web of fabric defining discrete garment-sized pieces, each of the discrete garment-sized pieces of the united fabric having at least one of the neck openings, a front having a pair of opposite garment side edges, a back having a pair of opposing garment side edges, two opposing garment end portions, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; G. Folding the discrete garment-sized piece of the united fabric web whereby one of the garment bottom edges of the pair of opposing garment bottom edges is brought into contact with the other garment bottom edge; and h. Attaching at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the front side to at least a portion of the pair of opposing garment side edges of the back side to form a pair of garment side seams. A continuous process according to claim 119, comprising the further step of intermittently cutting the united Fabric, which formed Armöffnungsränder become, the pairs of opposite arm openings set in the united fabric. A continuous process according to claim 119, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. The continuous process of claim 120, at which the discrete pieces in garment size continue at least a pair of Armöffnungsränder exhibit. A continuous process according to claim 122, comprising the further step of providing pieces of sleeve webbing, with each of the pieces of the sleeve webbing at least one garment end edge, at least a section having a shape complementary to at least one Section of the shape of at least one of the Armöffnungsränder the arm openings and an opposite sleeve opening end edge. A continuous process according to claim 123, characterized the further step of attaching and securing the garment end edge every piece of sleeve fabric at one the arm opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 124, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the pieces of the sleeve web. A continuous process according to claim 119, at which at least one of the neck openings in the united Fabric web between a pair of opposite arm opening edges lies. A continuous process according to claim 119, comprising the further step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 127, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the collar on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 127, wherein which at least a portion of the collar a ribbed, knitted Collar is. A continuous process according to claim 119, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 119, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 119, comprising the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 119, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the arm opening edges of the arm openings. A continuous process according to claim 119, comprising the further step of slitting the front along at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 134, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. A continuous process according to claim 135, wherein at least a portion of the preamplifier ren seam can be fastened again. The continuous process of claim 135, at which at least a portion of the front seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 119, comprising the further step of slitting the back along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 138, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a rear Seam. A continuous process according to claim 139, wherein which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 139, wherein which at least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastened is. Continuous process for the preparation of a Garment, provided are: a. provision a fabric with opposite web side edges, the opposite web side edges near a pair of opposing garment bottom edges the garment are arranged; b. intermittent Cutting the web, thereby forming edges, set the neck openings in the fabric; c. intermittent Cutting the opposite web side edges the fabric, creating pairs of opposite pits in the opposite web side edges of Be determined; d. Cutting the fabric, causing discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric at least has one of the neck openings, a front with a Pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, a section with two pairs of opposite recesses in the Web side edges, the fabric, two garment end sections, and the pair of opposite garment bottom edges; e. Folding the discrete piece in garment size the fabric, creating a garment bottom of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and f. Attachment of at least one section the pair of opposite garment side edges of the Front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, for forming a pair of garment side seams. The continuous process of claim 142, at which the neck openings between the two pairs of lie opposite wells. A continuous process according to claim 142, comprising the further step of folding the fabric, thereby creating an arrangement is set, which has the fabric, the opposite Track side edges are arranged adjacent to each other. A continuous process according to claim 144, characterized the further step of unfolding the fabric after at least a step of intermittently cutting the fabric. A continuous process according to claim 144, characterized the further step of unfolding the fabric before the step of cutting the fabric into the discrete pieces in Garment size of the fabric. A continuous process according to claim 142, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. The continuous process of claim 142, at which the discrete piece in garment size the fabric still has at least one sleeve flap, the at least one sleeve opening end edge and a Pair of opposite sleeve opening margins having. The continuous process of claim 142, at which the discrete pieces in garment size the fabric still has a pair of sleeve flaps, each of the sleeve flaps having at least one sleeve opening end edge and a pair of opposite sleeve side edges having. A continuous process according to claim 149, characterized the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the sleeve flaps. A continuous process according to claim 142, comprising the further step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 151, further comprising the step of attaching at least a portion of the collar to at least one of a section of the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 151, at which at least a portion of the collar a ribbed, knitted Collar is. The continuous process of claim 142, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. The continuous process of claim 142, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 142, comprising the further step of slitting the front along at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 156, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. A continuous process according to claim 157, at which at least a portion of the front seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 157, at which at least a portion of the front seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 142, comprising the further step of slitting the back along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. The continuous process of claim 160, further comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a rear Seam. The continuous process of claim 161, at which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. The continuous process of claim 161, at which at least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 142, comprising the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening. Continuous process for the preparation of a Garment, provided are: a. provision a first panel having opposite web side edges; b. Providing a second panel with opposite Web side edges; c. Align the first and the second fabric to each other in an orientation side by side, whereby an arrangement is determined, wherein one of the opposite Web side edges of the first web next to one of the opposite webs Web side edges of the second web lies; d. attachment at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge of the first panel on at least a portion of the adjacent web side edge the second panel in the orientation side by side, thereby at least a portion of a central seam and a united fabric which are a pair of opposing track side edges having the opposite web side edges the united fabric near a pair of opposite Garment bottom edges of the garment lie; e. intermittent cutting of the united fabric, whereby edges are formed, the neck openings set in the united fabric; f. intermittent Cutting the opposite web side edges the united fabric, whereby pairs opposite one another Depressions in the opposite web side edges of the united fabric; G. Cutting the united fabric panel, creating discrete pieces in garment size be set, with each of the discrete pieces in Garment size of the united fabric has at least one of the neck openings, a front side with a pair of opposing garment side edges, a back with a pair of opposite ones Garment side edges, a section of two pairs of opposite recesses in the opposite side edges of the united railways Fabric panel, two garment end sections, and the pair the opposite garment bottom edges; H. Folding the discrete piece in garment size the united fabric, creating one of the lower garment edges of the pair of opposite garment bottom edges in contact with the other part of the garment is brought; and i. Attachment of at least one section the pair of opposite garment side edges of the Front on at least a portion of the pair of opposite Garment side edges of the back, to form a pair of garment side seams. A continuous process according to claim 165, wherein the neck openings between the two pairs of opposite recesses are arranged. A continuous process according to claim 165, comprising the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the opposite garment bottom edges. The continuous process of claim 164, at which the piece in garment size the Fabric still has at least one sleeve flap, the at least one sleeve opening end edge and a Having pair of opposite side edges. A continuous process according to claim 168, characterized the further step of siding at least one section at least one of the sleeve opening margins the sleeve flaps. A continuous process according to claim 165, comprising the further step of providing a collar. A continuous process according to claim 170, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the collar on at least a portion of the edge of the neck opening. A continuous process according to claim 170, at which at least a portion of the collar a ribbed, knitted Collar is. The continuous process of claim 165, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams is refastenable. The continuous process of claim 165, at which at least a portion of at least one of the garment side seams not refastenable. A continuous process according to claim 165, comprising the further step of slitting the front along at least a section of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 175, comprising the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a front Seam. A continuous process according to claim 176, wherein which at least a portion of the front seam refastenable is. A continuous process according to claim 176, wherein which at least a portion of the front seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 165, comprising the further step of slitting the back along at least a portion of the distance between the edge of the neck opening and the garment bottom edge, creating a pair of edges a slot is set. A continuous process according to claim 179, characterized the further step of attaching at least one section the edges of the slot to form a rear Seam. The continuous process of claim 180, at which at least a portion of the rear seam refastenable is. The continuous process of claim 180, at which at least a portion of the rear seam can not be refastened is. A continuous process according to claim 165, comprising the further step of siding at least one section the edge of the neck opening.