WO1994013162A1 - Tissu tricote et procede de production - Google Patents

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WO1994013162A1
WO1994013162A1 PCT/AU1993/000642 AU9300642W WO9413162A1 WO 1994013162 A1 WO1994013162 A1 WO 1994013162A1 AU 9300642 W AU9300642 W AU 9300642W WO 9413162 A1 WO9413162 A1 WO 9413162A1
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Greg Arthur Parker
John Moshos
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B1/00—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes
    • D04B1/22—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration
    • D04B1/24—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration wearing apparel
    • D04B1/243—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration wearing apparel upper parts of panties; pants
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B9/00—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles
    • D04B9/06—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles with needle cylinder and dial for ribbed goods
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D10—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
    • D10B—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
    • D10B2403/00—Details of fabric structure established in the fabric forming process
    • D10B2403/02—Cross-sectional features
    • D10B2403/023—Fabric with at least two, predominantly unlinked, knitted or woven plies interlaced with each other at spaced locations or linked to a common internal co-extensive yarn system

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  • This invention relates to a knitted fabric and also a method for manufacturing a knitted fabric.
  • the invention also relates to an undergarment which may be formed from such knitted fabric.
  • a mens brief is an example of such an undergarment.
  • a front panel thereof is advantageous for a front panel thereof to be formed from a double layer of fabric for added support, whilst a back panel is constructed from a single layer fabric to enable easier stretch and fit.
  • the double layer fabric panel has been provided by patterning and cutting an extra panel of fabric and sewing this panel into the front section of the brief during manufacture.
  • a knitted fabric comprising a first knitted fabric portion integrally knitted along a joining line into second and third knitted fabric portions.
  • the knitted fabric is preferably constructed such that alternate loops or wales of the first portion are knitted to loops or wales of the second and third portions respectively.
  • the knitted fabric is formed in a single process on an automated knitting machine.
  • the first knitted fabric portion is preferably a double-faced weft knitted structure and the second and third knitted portions are each single face weft knitted structures, wherein the first knitted portion may be a rib fabric and the second and third knitted portions may be jersey or plain fabric.
  • TTie second and third knitted portions may also be integrally be knitted along a second joining line into a fourth knitted fabric portion, such that a section of knitted fabric between the joining lines comprises a double layer of fabric constituted by the second and third knitted fabric portions.
  • a knitted fabric comprising a single layer knitted fabric section integrally knitted into a double layer knitted fabric section.
  • the invention also provides a knitted undergarment of the type adapted to be worn around the groin region of a wearer comprising a double fabric layer gusset portion integrally knitted into the fabric of the undergarment.
  • the invention further provides a process for producing a knitted fabric on a knitting machine having independent controllable first and second sets of knitting needles, comprising knitting a double faced fabric portion utilising needles from both said first and second sets, and knitting onto an edge of said double faced fabric portion a double layer fabric consisting of two single faced fabric portions each knitted on needles from a respective one of the first and second sets.
  • the invention further provides a process for producing a knitted fabric on a knitting machine having independently controllable first and second sets of knitting needles, comprising knitting two single faced fabric portions, one on each of the first and second sets of needles, and knitting the two single faced fabric portions together into a double faced fabric portion by utilising both the first and second sets of needles.
  • a plurality of feeder mechanisms are provided in the knitting machine, which, in use, feed thread or yarn to be knitted wherein, during knitting of said two single faced fabric portions, thread or yarn from alternate feeder mechanisms are fed to the first and second sets of needles respectively.
  • the double faced fabric portion may comprise a rib fabric, and the two single faced fabric portions may each comprise a jersey or plain fabric, and may be knitted onto the face loops and the reverse loops respectively of the rib fabric where the double faced and single faced fabrics join.
  • the present invention also provides a method of controlling a knitting machine having two sets of independently controllable knitting needles, comprising controlling both of the sets of needles so as to knit a double faced fabric and then controlling the two sets of needles so as to knit a single faced fabric on each set of needles, such that each single faced fabric is integrally knitted onto an edge of said double faced fabric, whereby to produce a single layer knitted fabric integrally knitted onto a double layer knitted fabric.
  • the invention further provides a method of controlling a knitting machine having two sets independently controllable knitting needles, comprising controlling the sets of needles so as to knit a single faced fabric on each set of needles and then controlling both sets of needles so as to integrally knit a double faced fabric onto respective edges of the single faced fabrics, whereby to produce a double layer knitted fabric integrally knitted into a single layer knitted fabric.
  • a method of producing a knitted fabric undergarment of the type adapted to be worn around the groin region of a wearer comprising knitting a length of fabric having an integrally knitted double layer fabric section, and patterning and constructing the undergarment such that a portion of the double layer fabric section is positioned as a gusset portion in the constructed undergarment.
  • the invention finally provides a knitted fabric comprising a double layer fabric section integrally knitted between two single layer fabric sections.
  • the present invention also provides knitted material comprising a first portion which knits into second and third portions that form two layers, and vice versa.
  • Figure 1 is a simplified diagram of a circular knitting machine
  • Figures 2A and 2B are cutaway schematic views of knitting needles in a knitting machine
  • Figures 3A, 3B and 3C illustrate the formation of a knitted fabric in accordance with a preferred embodiment
  • Figure 4 illustrates a knitted fabric joining portion of a preferred embodiment
  • Figure 5 shows a conventional undergarment pattern
  • Figure 6 shows patterning of an undergarment fabric in accordance with a preferred embodiment.
  • FIG 1 there is shown a circular garment length cylinder and dial type weft knitting machine 2, of a variety which is known in the knitting industry.
  • the basis of weft knitting is to draw a portion of yam through a previously formed yam loop so as to form a further loop through which yam may be drawn.
  • the knitting machine 2 is provided with a series of hooked knitting needles 50, best illustrated in Figures 2A and 2B.
  • the knitting needles are arranged in two sets, with the cylinder needles extending vertically and arranged in a circular configuration with hooks facing outwardly, and dial needles arranged radially in a single plane with hooks facing upwards.
  • the hooked portions of the cylinder needles 14 and the dial needles are disposed adjacent a yam feeding area where yam 18 is fed by a yam feeder 16 to a position whereby to enable the knitting needle hooks to grasp the yam.
  • the cylinder and dial knitting needles remain rotationally stationary, and the yam feeders 16 rotate so as to feed yam to the circularly disposed sets of needle hooks. Consequently, a yam supply 4 comprising sets of yam reels 6 rotate together with the yam feeders 16.
  • a reciprocating linear motion of the knitting needles is required to effect the knitting loop formations, and this is brought about by knitting cams 46 and needle butts 48 which act as cam followers.
  • the knitting cams rotate synchronously with the yam feeders 16, and are indicated generally at 12 in Figure 1.
  • FIG. 2A and 2B the knitting action of a cylinder and dial knitting machine can be seen.
  • a cutaway portion of the cylinder 42 is shown with a series of needles 60, 62, 64, 66 and 68 disposed in needle slots 70.
  • Each needle is provided with a hook 52 and latch 54 at one end thereof, and a protruding needle butt 48 at the other end.
  • the needle butt 48 is acted upon by knitting cams 46 which rotate in the direction indicated by arrow 44, synchronously with a yam feeder (not shown in Figure 2) which guides yam 58 to the position shown for access by the knitting needles.
  • Knitting needle 60 is shown in a rest position where the head of the needle hook is level with the top of the needle slot 70 and a previously formed loop 56 held in the hook 52 closed by latch 54. As the knitting cams 46 rotate past the needles the circular motion of the cams is transformed into a reciprocating linear motion of the needles as can be seen by the relative positions of needles 62, 64, 66 and 68. Knitting needle 62 can be seen where the needle butt passes up the incline of a clearing cam 47, wherein the previously formed loop 56 slides inside the hook 52 and contacts the latch 54, turning and opening it. Needle 64 is shown at the top of the clearing cam 47 where the previously formed loop 56 is cleared from the hook and latch onto the body of the needle.
  • the hook 52 is positioned above the feeding yam 58, such that when the needle descends down the clearing cam 47 the yam 58 is grasped by the hook 52, whilst the previously formed loop 56 contacts the underside of the latch 54 causing it to close onto the hook 52.
  • a newly formed loop 59 is created by drawing yam 58 downwards whilst the previously formed loop 56 passes over the latch 54.
  • the distance which the needle descends after forming a new loop 59, and before returning to the rest position shown by needle 60 controls the loop length of the knitted fabric.
  • the needles 50 of the cylinder 42 and the needles 50 of the dial 40 are each controlled by separate knitting cams 46.
  • each set of knitting cams 46 is adjustable (not shown in Figure 2A) to enable the stitches formed as the corresponding yam feeder passes the needles to be adjusted.
  • each set of cams 46 may be adjusted so as to vary the length of loop formed (quality), or indeed to vary whether or not a stitch is formed at all when the yam passes the needles. Tne positioning of the knitting cams may be controlled during knitting of a garment 29 by means of a control drum 8 ( Figure 1).
  • the control drum 8 comprises a rotatable cylinder provided with vertical rows of control studs 28 which act upon control cams 10.
  • the control cams 10 in turn act upon cam followers in the rotating controllable knitting cam portion 12 of the knitting machine 2.
  • Each vertical row on the control drum 8 has a number of holes for providing control studs 28, and it is the vertical position of the hole in the row on the control drum 8 which dictates the function that the knitting machine 2 will perform in response to a control stud 28 placed therein.
  • Rotation of the control drum 8 is in rum controlled in part by a timing chain 24. In particular, an action dictated by a control stud 28 only takes place when the control stud 28 is rotated to a position whereas to cause movement of the corresponding control cam 10.
  • control drum 8 may be dictated by the construction of the timing chain 24.
  • functions which correspond to respective positions in a control stud row include: control of a cylinder clearing cam; control of cylinder knitting quality; control of a dial clearing cam; control of dial knitting quality; and control of dwell of the rotational movement of the control drum 8.
  • control studs 28 in a single row on the control drum 8 relate to the cylinder and dial knitting cams associated with a single yam feeder 16.
  • a control stud placed in the cylinder clearing cam knit position in a particular row of the control drum 8 causes the cylinder clearing cam 46 corresponding to that row of the control drum to be adjusted to a position so as to cause the cylinder needles to form stitches with the yam from the corresponding yam feeder 16.
  • a control stud placed in the cylinder clearing cam non-knit position causes the corresponding cylinder clearing cam to be adjusted so as to prevent the cylinder needles from forming knitted stitches with the yam from the corresponding yam feeder 16.
  • a control stud placed in the dwell position of a particular control drum row prevents further rotational movement of the control drum 8 when that row reaches the rotational position whereby the control studs act upon control cams 10.
  • a control stud placed in the dwell position on the control drum 8 abuts against a dwell lever (not shown) when the corresponding row reaches the control cams 10 so as to prevent the further rotational movement of the control drum 8.
  • the timing chain 24 sometimes also referred to as the fabric length chain, consists of a series of square ring metal links hooked onto one another so as to form an endless loop which passes over a series of chain sprocket wheels 26.
  • the knitting cams and yam feeders of the knitting machine 2 make an integral number rotations, whereby an integral number of courses of the knitted fabric 29 is formed for each link in the timing chain 24.
  • Certain links on the timing chain may be provided with a projection which acts upon the dwell lever associated with the control drum 8, whereby when such a link passes the dwell lever, rotational movement of the control drum 8 is enabled. In this way, the number of plain links provided between links having projections in the timing chain 24 dictates the length of knitted fabric produced between knitting changes dictated by the control drum 8.
  • a single-faced knitted structure is produced by a single set of knitting needles, e.g. the cylinder needles.
  • Double-faced structures are produced when two sets independently controlled needles are employed with the hooks of one set knitting or facing in a transverse direction to the other set. The two sets of needles thus draw their loops from their same yam in opposite directions, so that the fabric, formed in the gap between the two sets, shows the face loops of one set on one side and the face loops of the other set on the opposite side of the fabric.
  • a common form of single- faced fabric is a plain or single jersey fabric, whereas a common double- faced fabric is a rib fabric.
  • Figure 3A there is shown the formation of a lxl rib fabric, where it can be seen that the cylinder needles 82 draw newly formed face loops 90 in the opposite direction through previously formed loops 84 than the dial needles 80 which are transverse to the cylinder needles 82.
  • a double-faced fabric is formed where the cylinder needles and dial needles draw portions of the same yam 85 in opposite directions through respective previously formed loops 84.
  • Figure 3B shows the cylinder needles 82 and dial needles 80 each separately forming single- faced stitches with separate respective yams 92, 94.
  • FIGS. 3A, 3B and 3C show the formation of a joined fabric according to preferred embodiments of the invention.
  • a double-faced fabric portion is formed by knitting in the manner illustrated in Figure 3A.
  • the cylinder needles 82 and dial needles 80 may be caused to each separately knit single-faced fabric portions, as shown in Figure 3B.
  • the single-faced fabric knitted on the cylinder needles 82 are knitted onto the face loops 90 of the double-faced fabric, and the single-faced fabric created on the dial needles 80 are knitted onto the reverse loops 88.
  • the two single- faced fabric portions may then be again joined into a single double- faced fabric by coordinating the cylinder and dial needles 82, 80, whereby the yam 96 ( Figure 3C) is drawn in opposite directions through the respective single faced loops 92, 94.
  • FIG 4 shows a knitted fabric joining portion 100, in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention.
  • the joining portion 110 comprises a double- faced fabric portion 102 integrally knitted into first and second single-faced fabric portions 104, 106.
  • Dark coloured yam 108 shows the terminal double-faced course comprising face loops 112 and reverse loops 110.
  • the first single- faced fabric portion 104 can be seen knitted onto the face loops 112 of double-faced fabric portion 102, whilst the second single- faced fabric portion 106 is knitted onto the reverse loops 110.
  • first and second single-faced fabric portions may thereafter be joined into a further double-faced fabric portion by utilising both the cylinder and dial needles to draw yam in opposite directions through the respective loops thereof, such that the terminal course loops of the first fabric portion 104 knit onto the face loops of the double-faced fabric, and the terminal course loops of the second fabric portion 106 knit onto the reverse loops of the double faced fabric.
  • a length of knitted fabric ay be formed in which a single double-faced fabric portion is integrally knitted into two single-faced fabric portions, which may then be integrally knitted again into a single double-faced fabric portion.
  • a length of fabric formed in this way thus comprises two single layer fabric portions having an integrally knitted double fabric layer portion therebetween.
  • undergarments such as mens and womens briefs.
  • Undergarments of this type are often formed from a rib fabric which is stretchable along the courses of the fabric to allow better form fitting of the garment on the wearer.
  • a double fabric layer gusset portion such as at the front of a mens brief to provide increased support and absorption characteristics.
  • Figure 5 shows a pattern layout 120 for the construction of a mens brief.
  • the sections 126 constitute the waistband, whilst the edges indicated by reference numeral 124 form the leg opening borders of the garment.
  • Section 122 forms the rear of the undergarment when constructed, and section 128 constitutes the gusset region which is advantageously constructed from two layers of fabric.
  • large sheets of knitted fabric are layed out on a patterning table and portions of fabric corresponding to the undergarment pattern 120 and gusset portion 128 are cut therefrom.
  • the undergarment is then constructed by sewing the gusset fabric to the undergarment pattern fabric at least along seam lines 127, and then forming the fabric into a brief by fixing elastic along the leg opening borders and waistband sections and connecting the waistband sections 126.
  • a preferred embodiment of the present invention provides an alternative undergarment construction and method of constructing, which may be explained with reference to Figure 6.
  • a tubular length of knitted fabric 130 is produced as described herein, having an integrally knit double fabric layer section 134 interconnecting two single layer fabric sections 133 and 135.
  • the single layer sections 133, 135 and the double layer section 134 are shown delineated by dash-dot lines 132 in Figure 6.
  • all that is required is to cut the tubular fabric length 130 along the solid and dashed lines 131, whereby two patterned portions of fabric 136 are produced, for construction into undergarments.
  • the portion of fabric 140 bordered by the leg opening borders 124 may be discarded.
  • the steps are set out in the manner of functions performed by way of control studs 28 placed in various rows of the control drum 8.
  • the steps are in the context of a knitting machine having twelve sections, wherein a section comprises an individual yam feeder 16 and associated knitting cams for each of the cylinder and the dial. Although twelve sections are provided, only eight sections are operative for knitting the body of the fabric length 130, namely sections 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11 and 12. For forming the single layer sections 133, 135 (rib fabric) all eight knitting sections are utilised.
  • Rows 3 to 11 of the control drum relate to functions required for knitting two courses of interlocking fabric for an end of the fabric length 130.
  • Row 16 relates to the introduction of a single course of dissolvable thread, such that a continuously formed length of knitted fabric may be easily dissociated into discrete garment fabric lengths 130 by dissolving the dissolvable thread course by way of, for example, a steam press.
  • the eight operative knitting sections are set to knit with both cylinder and dial needles to form the first single layer section 133.
  • Rows 31 to 39 act to set the knitting cams of alternate operative knitting sections to knit only on the cylinder needles or dial needles respectively, to form the double layer portion 134.
  • Control drum rows 43 to 50 then return all of the operative - the knitting sections to knitting both on the cylinder and dial needles together to form the final single layer rib fabric portion 135.
  • the knitting machine control steps are as follows:
  • Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position. Cylinder quality lever placed into number 2 quality position. Control drum advance to row number 5, knitting section number 3.
  • Cylinder quality release lever place into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position.
  • Cylinder clear lever placed into non knit position Dial clear release lever placed into all knot position. Cylinder quality release lever opened to return to number 1 quality position.
  • Dial quality lever placed into number 3 quality position. Dial drum advance to row number 9, section number 9 knitting feed.
  • Cylinder quality release lever opened to return to number 1 quality position.
  • Dial quality release lever opened to return to number 1 quality position. Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position. Control drum advance to row number 11, section number 12 knitting feed.
  • Dial quality release lever opened to return to number 1 quality position. Cylinder quality release leaver placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position. Control drum advance to row 12 where no actions take place and then into row 13 where the dwell pin is activated and control drum is now in a stationary position. The knitting machine is now in the process of knitting the locking courses prior to the introduction of a dissolvable drawthread. A total of 2 revolutions are knitted prior to operating the trip catch at number 7 position on the fabric length chain. When the catch is activated the control drum is advanced through row 14, section 9 and row 15, section 11 where no actions take place, taking up commencement of actions at row number 16, section number 12.
  • striper number 1 height is introduced placing dissolvable thread into needles, with the release lever on striking lever box in raised position to disengage Number 2 height striper of the ground yam for the purpose of one revolution of dissolvable thread.
  • Cylinder clear release lever placed into all knit position. This course is the pick up course or the first course of the start of the new piece of fabric following on to the welt courses and then into the (all needle) body. Control drum advance to row 18, section.
  • Control drum advances to row number 25 where the dwell pin is activated and now the control drum is in a stationary position whereas the machine is turning through knitting sections 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11 and the sections of cylinder clear release levers placed into all knit and dial clear release levers placed into all knit.
  • Dial quality release levers opened t return all section quality to number 1 position, cylinder qualities release lever placed into position for cylinder qualities levers to engage into number 2 quality positions.
  • ROW 26 Cylinder clear release lever placed into all knit position. Dial clear release lever placed into all knit, dial quality release lever opened to return to number 1 quality position, cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position. Control drum advances to row 27.
  • ROW 29 Dwell pin is activated and the control drum is now in a stationary position and no actions taking place.
  • the machine is now in the process of making the first portion of 1+1 is knitted the control drum is brought into action and the process of the seamless double gusset to be started.
  • ROW 31 Cylinder quality lever placed into number 3 position. Dial clear lever placed in non knit position. Control drum advance to row 32, section 12.
  • ROW 33 Cylinder quality release lever placed into number 3 quality position. Dial clear lever placed in non knit position. Control drum advance to row 34, section 3.
  • ROW 34 Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 1 quality position. Dial quality lever placed into number 3 quality position.
  • Control drum advances to row 34, section 5.
  • ROW 35 Cylinder quality lever placed into number 3 quality position. Dial clear lever placed in non knit position.
  • ROW 36 Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 1 quality position. Dial quality lever placed into number 3 quality position.
  • ROW 37 Cylinder quality lever placed in number 3 quality position. Dial clear lever place in non knit position. Control drum advances to row 38, section 9.
  • ROW 38 Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 1 quality position. Dial quality lever placed into number 3 quality position. Cylinder clear lever placed into non knit position.
  • Control drum advances to row 39, section 11.
  • ROW 39 Cylinder quality lever placed in number 3 quality position. Dial clear lever place in non knit position. Control drum advances to row 40, section 12.
  • ROW 40 No actions take place and control drum advances to row 41 where the 5 dwell pin is activated and the control drum is now in a stationary position and no actions taking place.
  • the machine is now in the process of knitting separate single-jersey fabric portions on each of the cylinder and dial needles with sections 2, 5, 8 and 11 feeding yam to the cylinder needles and sections 3, 6, 9 and 12 knitting with the dial needles.
  • the length of this part of the fabric is determined by the amount of links in the fabric length chain and may be altered by the increase or decrease of the amount of links in the chain providing this is done in multiples of 4.
  • Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position.
  • Control drum advances to row 44, section 12.
  • Dial quality release lever placed into position for dial quality lever to engage into number 1 quality position.
  • Control drum advances to row 45, section 2.
  • Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position.
  • Control drum advances to row 46, section 3.
  • Cylinder quality lever placed into number 2 quality position. Dial quality release lever placed into position for dial quality lever to engage into number 1 quality position. Cylinder clear release lever placed into all knit position. Control drum advances to row 47, section 5.
  • Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position.
  • Control drum advances to row 48, section 6.
  • Cylinder quality lever placed into number 2 quality position. Dial quality release lever placed into position for dial quality lever to engage into number 1 quality position. Cylinder clear release lever placed into all knit position.
  • Control drum advances to row 49, section 8.
  • Cylinder quality release lever placed into position for cylinder quality lever to engage into number 2 quality position.
  • Control drum advances to row 50, section 9.
  • Dial quality release lever placed into position for dial quality lever to engage into number 1 quality position.

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Tissu tricoté comprenant une première partie, tricotée le long d'une ligne de jonction de manière à être réunie à des deuxième et troisième parties tricotées. La première partie tricotée présente de préférence une structure à double face à mailles cueillies, et chacune des deuxième et troisième parties tricotées présentent de préférence une structure à simple face à mailles cueillies, la première partie pouvant être un tissu à côtes et les deuxième et troisième parties pouvant être un tissu jersey ou uni. Le tissu peut être produit sur une machine à tricoter présentant des premier et second jeux d'aiguilles pouvant être indépendamment commandés, selon un procédé consistant à tricoter une partie de tissu à double face au moyen des aiguilles faisant partie des deux jeux d'aiguilles, et à tricoter, sur un bord de ladite partie de tissu à double face, un tissu en deux couches composé de deux parties de tissu à simple face, chacune tricotée sur des aiguilles appartenant respectivement au premier et au second jeux d'aiguilles.
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