A panel comprises a first woven fabric, a second woven fabric, and a linking structure comprising stays linking the first woven fabric to the second woven fabric, each stay having an at-rest length that is substantially equal to the mean of the at-rest lengths of the stays, and the first woven fabric being plastically deformable in at least one of its main directions.

A panel comprises a first woven fabric, a second woven fabric, and a linking structure comprising stays linking the first woven fabric to the second woven fabric, each stay having an at-rest length that is substantially equal to the mean of the at-rest lengths of the stays, and the first woven fabric being plastically deformable in at least one of its main directions.

A fabric article is provided which is durable, washable, portable, and has sufficient cushioning and depth. The fabric article comprises a first face of densely woven fabric having plurality of outward bulging regions; a second face of loosely woven fabric; and an intermediate region between the first face and the second face, the intermediate region having filling yarn woven in-between the first face and the second face such that the filling yarn accommodates behind the bulging regions further pushing the bulging regions outwards, thereby providing cushioning and depth to the fabric article.

It is disclosed a woven textile fabric comprising a first and a second electrically conductive layer (20; 30) of interwoven conductive yarns (22, 24; 32, 34) and a first intermediate pseudo-layer (40) of structural and insulating yarns (45) comprised between the first and the second electrically conductive layer and a plurality of binding yarns (47) interlacing the first and second conductive layers (20; 30) and the intermediate layer (40). The structural yarns (45) and the binding yarns (47) have piezoelectric properties.

It is disclosed a woven textile fabric comprising a first and a second electrically conductive layer (20; 30) of interwoven conductive yarns (22, 24; 32, 34) and a first intermediate pseudo-layer (40) of structural and insulating yarns (45) comprised between the first and the second electrically conductive layer and a plurality of binding yarns (47) interlacing the first and second conductive layers (20; 30) and the intermediate layer (40). The structural yarns (45) and the binding yarns (47) have piezoelectric properties.

The present invention relates to a chain link comprising a strip comprising warp yarns and weft yarns, with the warp yarns containing warp yarn A and warp yarn B, with the minimum creep rate of warp yarn B being higher than the minimum creep rate of warp yarn A, wherein the strip comprises a longitudinal core section and at least two longitudinal edge sections, and wherein the concentration of warp yarn A in the core section is higher than the concentration of yarn A in the edge sections of the strip and the concentration of warp yarn B in the edge sections is higher than the concentration of warp yarn B in the core section of the strip. The invention also relates to a chain comprising said chain link and to use of said chain in different applications.

The present invention relates to a chain link comprising a strip comprising warp yarns and weft yarns, with the warp yarns containing warp yarn A and warp yarn B, with the minimum creep rate of warp yarn B being higher than the minimum creep rate of warp yarn A, wherein the strip comprises a longitudinal core section and at least two longitudinal edge sections, and wherein the concentration of warp yarn A in the core section is higher than the concentration of yarn A in the edge sections of the strip and the concentration of warp yarn B in the edge sections is higher than the concentration of warp yarn B in the core section of the strip. The invention also relates to a chain comprising said chain link and to use of said chain in different applications.

A bed linen comprises a single, continuous piece of fabric extending substantially completely across lateral dimensions of the bed linen and including elastomeric fibers and non-elastomeric fibers. The single, continuous piece of fabric is configured to stretch to at least 125 percent of an initial length thereof without damage thereto and to substantially return to the initial length thereof after being stretched. A bedding assembly and a method of forming a bedding assembly are also described.

A woven quadrilateral mesh origami structure includes first linear sections of a foldable material positioned in a first orientation, the first linear sections including first creases formed into the first linear sections that define first quadrilateral segments of the first linear sections; and second linear sections of the foldable material that are positioned in a second orientation that is not the first orientation and placed adjacent to first surfaces of alternating sections of the first linear sections and second surfaces, opposite the first surfaces, of other sections, other than the alternating sections, of the first linear sections. The second linear sections include second creases formed into the second linear sections that define second quadrilateral segments of the second linear sections, and the first quadrilateral segments of the first linear sections and the second quadrilateral segments of the second linear sections form a tessellated mesh structure.

A woven quadrilateral mesh origami structure includes first linear sections of a foldable material positioned in a first orientation, the first linear sections including first creases formed into the first linear sections that define first quadrilateral segments of the first linear sections; and second linear sections of the foldable material that are positioned in a second orientation that is not the first orientation and placed adjacent to first surfaces of alternating sections of the first linear sections and second surfaces, opposite the first surfaces, of other sections, other than the alternating sections, of the first linear sections. The second linear sections include second creases formed into the second linear sections that define second quadrilateral segments of the second linear sections, and the first quadrilateral segments of the first linear sections and the second quadrilateral segments of the second linear sections form a tessellated mesh structure.