A system of fibre based temperature sensor integrated into abase fabric layer for a garment, the system comprising: a set of wall fibres interlaced with one another to form a first wall structure defining a first cavity along a length and a second wall structure defining a second cavity along the length, the set of wall fibres comprising nonconductive material; at least one conductive fibre miming along the length within each cavity, such that the set of wall fibres of the wall structures encloses each at least one conductive fibre in order to electrically insulate each at least one conductive fibre from an environment along the length external to the cavities; and a set of base fibres interlaced with one another to form the base fabric layer.

A size-adjustable woven fabric comprises a first set of threads (10a-10i), each formed of a heat-shrink polymer material, at least one conducting thread (20), formed of an electrically conducting material, wherein the first set of threads (10a-10i) runs substantially parallel with each other, and wherein the conducting thread (20) runs substantially across the first set of threads (10a-10i). There is further disclosed a wearable item comprising such a size-adjustable fabric, as well as methods of expanding and reducing size of such a size-adjustable fabric. There is further disclosed footwear and protective wear comprising such size-adjustable fabric.

A color-changing product includes a fabric and a connection bus disposed along at least a portion of the fabric. The fabric includes a plurality of color-changing fibers. Each of the plurality of color-changing fibers has an electrically conductive core and a coating disposed around and along the electrically conductive core. The coating includes a color-changing pigment. The connection bus has a multi-layer structure including a metallic foil layer and a film layer. The metallic foil layer forms a weld between at least a subset of the plurality of color-changing fibers so that current can flow through the connection bus and into the electrically conductive core of at least the subset of the plurality of color-changing fibers. The film layer at least partially isolates the weld from a surrounding environment.

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.

An innovative high-energy oxidative method using metallic copper and chlorine liquid to produce a superior copper chloride II element using electromagnetic induction and magnetic forces. This invention involves copper undergoing oxidation while in its highest energy state according to basic principles of electromotive forces described in Faraday's law. The copper attaches to a magnetic receptacle and held in place by a copper lid cover. Research studies demonstrate that metallic copper is not magnetic; however, when a magnetic field approaches copper, the electrons and subatomic particles forms a higher resistance against the magnets—Generating a force field response towards the approaching magnets. The oxidation of copper in its highest energy state provides additional improvements and benefits in copper's antimicrobial and antiviral properties. This new method for oxidizing copper chloride in its highest subatomic energy state provides vast improvements and coverage in the fight against microorganisms and the invisible pathogens abroad.

An item such as a fabric-based item may have a layer of fabric such as a layer of woven fabric. The fabric layer may include insulating warp and weft strands. Conductive strands may be woven into the fabric layer and may form electrodes for a touch sensor. Chemical etching or other processing techniques may be used to form an array of openings. In each opening, some or all of the insulating warp and weft strands may be removed so that each opening passes partly or fully through the fabric layer and locally thins the fabric layer. Keys may be formed from key members and switches. The key members may overlap respective locally thinned areas of the fabric layer formed from the openings. The conductive strands may extend across the openings and may be overlapped by the key members and switches.

A mesh structure is a knitted fabric or woven fabric including element wires of a zirconium copper fiber or element wires of a stainless steel fiber.

A mesh structure is a knitted fabric or woven fabric including element wires of a zirconium copper fiber or element wires of a stainless steel fiber.

A respiratory mask includes a mask fabric body made of a woven fabric having weft yarns and warp yarns, said fabric yarns comprising at least one yarn selected from yarns of a plastically bendable material and elastic yarns or threads.