| abstract |
Opal processed fabric with a three-dimensional pattern, especially in the areas where the extracted parts and non-extracted parts are rich in color expression, and even in thin materials with a high sense of transparency, the extracted parts are sufficient. An opal-processed fabric obtained from a fabric composed of two or more types of fibers as a fabric having strength, in which at least one type of fibers is removed to form an excised portion and a non-exhausted portion that exhibit a sense of sheer. In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a material in which the removal portion is mainly made of nylon fibers and the non-extraction portion is mainly made of colored polyester fibers and non-colored nylon fibers. It is preferable that the non-exhaust portion is composed of a layer mainly made of polyester fibers and a layer mainly made of nylon fibers. Furthermore, stretchability can also be improved by using a fabric containing polyurethane fibers, or by making the extracted portion knitted by an atlas knitting or a two-dimensional knitting structure. |