A fabric and a leather product in which collagen fiber bundles form a network structure has a base yarn woven layer, and also has collagen fiber bundles. The collagen fiber bundles sheathed in the base yarn woven layer protrude on the surface of the base yarn woven layer, and the protruding collagen fiber bundles and their branches are interwoven to form a network structure, where a part of the branches in the collagen fiber bundle is sheathed on the base yarn so that at least one end of the branch protrudes from the base yarn braided layer. Leather products may include these fabrics and leather surface layers.

This disclosure relates generally to the preparation of eco-friendly engineered fabric, and more particularly to terry fabric and variations thereof. In one embodiment, a terry fabric is comprised of a soluble fiber blend, blended with cotton fibers, where the soluble fibers are dissolved in a caustic or enzyme solution to create highly porous yarns.

Fabrics and garments are disclosed that have dual protection against molten metal splashes and electrical arc flashes. The fabrics can be made from spun yarns containing an intimate blend of fibers. The fibers contained in each yarn can include wool fibers, flame resistant cellulose fibers, and nylon fibers. In one aspect, relatively long wool fibers are incorporated into the yarns.

Fabrics and garments are disclosed that have dual protection against molten metal splashes and electrical arc flashes. The fabrics can be made from spun yarns containing an intimate blend of fibers. The fibers contained in each yarn can include wool fibers, flame resistant cellulose fibers, and nylon fibers. In one aspect, relatively long wool fibers are incorporated into the yarns.

Provided is an infrared-absorbing fiber, knit fabric, or non-woven fabric containing an infrared-absorbing pigment, wherein L* in the CIE 1976 color space is at least 30, and the color difference ΔE in the CIE 1976 color space between said infrared-absorbing fiber, knit fabric, or non-woven fabric and an infrared-absorbing fiber, knit fabric, or non-woven fabric containing no infrared-absorbing pigment is at most 10.

The present invention relates to an upper for footwear using natural wool and composite structure fabric, an inner upper including 100% by weight of polyethylene, and an outer upper including 40 to 70% by weight of wool, and cotton) 10-20% by weight and 10-40% by weight of nylon or 10-40% by weight of polyethylene, and cotton contains 5% by weight and 95% by weight of copper yarn containing 2-20 g of copper % of acrylic is ion-bonded, and it is possible to prevent static electricity by copper, and to improve antibacterial properties, heat storage and warming functions, deodorization functions, and electromagnetic wave shielding functions.

The present invention relates to an upper for footwear using natural wool and composite structure fabric, an inner upper including 100% by weight of polyethylene, and an outer upper including 40 to 70% by weight of wool, and cotton) 10-20% by weight and 10-40% by weight of nylon or 10-40% by weight of polyethylene, and cotton contains 5% by weight and 95% by weight of copper yarn containing 2-20 g of copper % of acrylic is ion-bonded, and it is possible to prevent static electricity by copper, and to improve antibacterial properties, heat storage and warming functions, deodorization functions, and electromagnetic wave shielding functions.

A silk blend ballistic fabric for creating comfortable and flexible bulletproof apparel includes a plurality of silk threads and a plurality of para-aramid fiber threads interwoven with the plurality of silk threads to create a fabric. An alternative embodiment of the disclosure generally comprises a hybrid thread comprising a silk thread and a para-aramid fiber thread twisted with the silk thread. The resulting hybrid thread can be woven to create the fabric. The resulting fabric is bulletproof and substantially flexible to create articles of clothing such as, but not limited to, trousers, shirts, and the like.

A silk blend ballistic fabric for creating comfortable and flexible bulletproof apparel includes a plurality of silk threads and a plurality of para-aramid fiber threads interwoven with the plurality of silk threads to create a fabric. An alternative embodiment of the disclosure generally comprises a hybrid thread comprising a silk thread and a para-aramid fiber thread twisted with the silk thread. The resulting hybrid thread can be woven to create the fabric. The resulting fabric is bulletproof and substantially flexible to create articles of clothing such as, but not limited to, trousers, shirts, and the like.

A smart material includes a composite textile that includes a textile substrate and a material disposed via an additive manufacturing technique onto the textile substrate based on an additive manufacturing pattern. The composite textile includes a gradient in least one of mechanical property, material property, or structural property and/or exhibits a change in at least one mechanical property, material property, or structure in response to at least one external stimulus.