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=CLOTHING ITEM INCLUDING AT LEAST ONE THREE-DIMENSIONAL CONTOUR, AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Simplifyber, Inc.|Simplifyber, Inc.]]


[[Category:Simplifyber, Inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Maria Intscher-owrang of Brooklyn NY (US)|Maria Intscher-owrang of Brooklyn NY (US)]][[Category:Maria Intscher-owrang of Brooklyn NY (US)]]

[[:Category:Philip Cohen of Nashville TN (US)|Philip Cohen of Nashville TN (US)]][[Category:Philip Cohen of Nashville TN (US)]]

[[:Category:Yee Do Chun of Vancouver (CA)|Yee Do Chun of Vancouver (CA)]][[Category:Yee Do Chun of Vancouver (CA)]]

[[:Category:Yizhou Sang of Burnaby (CA)|Yizhou Sang of Burnaby (CA)]][[Category:Yizhou Sang of Burnaby (CA)]]

[[:Category:Svena Rui Xin Yu of Vancouver (CA)|Svena Rui Xin Yu of Vancouver (CA)]][[Category:Svena Rui Xin Yu of Vancouver (CA)]]

[[:Category:William Benjamin Montgomery Tew of Sheffield (GB)|William Benjamin Montgomery Tew of Sheffield (GB)]][[Category:William Benjamin Montgomery Tew of Sheffield (GB)]]

==CLOTHING ITEM INCLUDING AT LEAST ONE THREE-DIMENSIONAL CONTOUR, AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240227322 titled 'CLOTHING ITEM INCLUDING AT LEAST ONE THREE-DIMENSIONAL CONTOUR, AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME

The present invention involves a method of creating a garment with three-dimensional contours using a fiber and solvent mixture that forms covalent bonds between fibers when exposed to a catalyst like heat.

* The method utilizes a fiber and solvent mixture with fibers and a solvent capable of creating covalent bonds.
* Covalent bonds are formed with the help of a catalyst, such as heat, provided to the mixture.
* The process can be carried out using a 3D printer or mold form.
* Natural, synthetic, or a blend of fibers can be used in the process.
* The solvent includes ionic salts in water for optimal results.

Potential Applications:
- Manufacturing of custom-fit garments with intricate three-dimensional designs.
- Production of specialized sportswear with enhanced performance features.
- Creation of unique fashion pieces with complex shapes and textures.

Problems Solved:
- Simplifies the production of garments with intricate contours.
- Allows for the creation of custom-fit clothing with precise detailing.
- Enhances the durability and structural integrity of the garments.

Benefits:
- Increased customization options for consumers.
- Improved fit and comfort of garments.
- Enhanced design possibilities for fashion designers.

Commercial Applications:
Title: Innovative Method for Creating Three-Dimensional Garments
This technology can revolutionize the fashion industry by offering a new way to produce customized, high-quality garments with unique designs. It can also be utilized in the production of specialized sportswear and other technical textiles.

Questions about the Innovative Method for Creating Three-Dimensional Garments:
1. How does this method compare to traditional garment manufacturing techniques?
This method offers greater customization and precision in creating garments compared to traditional techniques. It allows for the production of complex three-dimensional designs that would be challenging to achieve with conventional methods.

2. What are the environmental implications of using this fiber and solvent mixture in garment production?
The use of this fiber and solvent mixture may have environmental benefits, as it can potentially reduce waste in the manufacturing process by enabling more efficient production of garments with minimal material usage. Additionally, the solvent containing ionic salts in water may be more environmentally friendly compared to traditional solvents.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

the present invention is directed to a method of making at least a portion of a garment that includes at least one three-dimensional contour. the disclosed method includes providing a fiber and solvent mixture that includes fibers and a solvent capable to causing a plurality of covalent bonds to be created between the fibers. in many embodiments, the plurality of covalent bonds form when a catalyst, such as heat, is provided to the fiber and solvent mixture. the process can be performed using, for example, either a 3d printer or mold form. the fibers used can be natural, synthetic, or a blend of natural and/or synthetic fibers. the solvent preferably includes ionic salts in water.



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