WOVEN OR KNITTED UNDERWEAR

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DASHLIN Dashlin 1600 Springwoods Plaza Dr, Apt 617 SPRING TX 77389 Woven or knitted underwear;
TETRA-HEAT Young Textile Inc. 422-8, YANGKI-RI JINRYANG-OUP, KYUNGSAN-SI KYEONGSANGBUK-DO 712-835 Republic of Korea Woven or knitted underwear, Knitwear, namely, knit, Knitted ensembles comprising shirts and jackets, Down jackets, Down jumpers, Knitted tops, Dresses, Leisure wear, Trousers, Short trousers, coats, Blouses, T-shirts, Shirts, Underwear, Sweaters, Chemisettes, Chemises, Suits, Sports shirts, Skirts, Slacks, One-piece dresses, Jackets, Ensembles comprising any combination of jackets, Jerseys, Vests, Cardigans, Camisoles, Jumpers, Coats, Casual shirts, Tank tops, Pants, Polo shirts, Pullovers, Clothing, namely, shirts and pants;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;Gauze fabric, Trellis cloth, Knitted fabrics of silk yarn, Silk-cotton mixed fabrics, Silk-wool mixed fabrics, Hand spun silk fabrics, Spun silk fabrics, Silk cloth, Rubberized textile fabrics, Linen lining fabric for shoes, Waste cotton fabrics, Printed calico cloth, Silk fabrics for printing patterns, Quilts, Damask, Eiderdowns, down coverlets, Billiard cloth, Hemp fabric, Hemp cloth, Large bath towels, Duvets, Drugget, Dimity, Abrasive towels for scrubbing the skin, Laminated fabrics, Ramie fabrics, Lingerie fabric, Rubberized cloth, Leather cloth, namely, cloth processes with leather and synthetic leather, Rayon fabric, Linen cloth, Hemp-silk mixed fabrics, Hemp-cotton mixed fabrics, Hemp-wool mixed fabrics, Haircloth in the nature of sackcloth, Marabouts cloth, Cotton fabrics, Bolting cloth, Wool-cotton mixed fabrics, Ramie fabric, Woolen cloth, Moleskin fabric not for medical use, Inorganic fiber mixed fabrics, Brocades, Semi-synthetic fiber fabrics, Woolen fabrics, Waterproof fabrics for use in the manufacture of clothing, Buckram, Velvet, Suspenders cloth, Chenille fabric, Worsted fabrics, Fabric for boots and shoes, Linen fabrics, flax fabrics, textile used as lining for clothing, Esparto fabric, Adhesive fabric for application by heat, Calico, Jersey fabrics for clothing, Synthetic sweat fabrics, Embroidery fabric, Regenerated fiber yarn fabrics, Jersey fabric, Gummed cloth other than for stationery, Zephyr cloth, cashmere fabric, textile bed sheets, Textile used as lining for hats, Fiberglass fabrics for textile use, Fabrics for textile use, Crepe cloth, Textile material, namely, silk fabric, woolen cloth, Cheviots fabric, Cheese cloth, metal coated fabrics for the manufacture of curtains, Crepon fabric, Elastic woven material, Elastic yarn mixed fabrics, Taffeta, Tulle, Piled fabrics, Fustian, Frieze, Plastic material for use as a substitute for fabrics for use in reinforcing textiles, Covered rubber yarn fabrics for textile use, Synthetic fiber fabrics, Silk base mixed fabrics, Hemp base mixed fabrics, Cotton base mixed fabrics, Wool base mixed fabrics, Mixed fiber fabrics, Chemical fiber base mixed fabrics, Chemical fiber fabrics, Jute fabric;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A fiber-made surface fastener having on its back a covering of soft fiber yarns excellent in softness and in a function and durability as a surface fastener and including a multiplicity of engaging elements woven or knitted simultaneously with weaving or knitting of a substrate woven or knitted fabric (10) and projecting from a surface of the same woven or knitted fabric (10). Warp yarns (11 to 17, 111, 114) of the substrate woven or knitted fabric (10) contain finished yarns (15, 114) partially. The finished yarns (15, 114) are woven or knitted into the substrate woven or knitted fabric (10) such that the yarn floating from a rear surface of the same substrate woven or knitted fabric (10) and a substantially entire surface of the rear surface of the substrate woven or knitted fabric (10, 110) is covered with the same finished yarns (15, 114). Preferably, these finished yarns (15, 114) are bulky finished yarns composed of multifilaments.