PATCHES MADE FABRIC

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DOO-DADS FOTO-WEAR, INC. 1183 Mid-Valley Dr. Olyphant PA 18447 Patches made of fabric; heat transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer fabrics; heat sensitive transfer fabrics;
FOTO REALISTIC FOTO WEAR, INC. 1183 Mid-Valley Dr. Olyphant PA 18447 Patches made of fabric; heat transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer fabrics; heat sensitive transfer fabrics;PHOTO REALISTIC;
IMAGE IRON-ONS FOTO-WEAR, INC. 1183 Mid-Valley Dr. Olyphant PA 18447 Patches made of fabric; heat transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer fabrics; heat sensitive transfer fabrics;
IMAGE STICK-ONS FOTO-WEAR, INC. 1183 Mid-Valley Dr. Olyphant PA 18447 Patches made of fabric; heat transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer fabrics; heat sensitive transfer fabrics;
PIC-A PAC-A FOTO-WEAR, INC. 1183 Mid-Valley Dr. Olyphant PA 18447 Patches made of fabric; heat transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer fabrics; heat sensitive transfer fabrics;PICK-A PACK-A;
PRESS-A-ROOS FOTO-WEAR, INC. 1183 Mid-Valley Dr. Olyphant PA 18447 Patches made of fabric; heat transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer paper; pressure sensitive transfer fabrics; heat sensitive transfer fabrics;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A protective garment having an expandable material incorporated therein is provided. The expandable material may be formed of a nonwoven fabric having a first fabric surface and a second fabric surface which is opposite the first fabric surface. A section of the fabric defines at least one region gathered into a plurality of successive pleats. Each pleat is made of an overlap in the fabric such that a portion of the first fabric surface is disposed adjacent to another portion of the first fabric surface. A secondary panel for straddling a pleat may be provided. The secondary panel may be attached to the fabric by attachment points that are adapted to retain the pleat in a folded state until application of a tensile force directed along the fabric length causes the secondary panel to separate which would enable the pleat to unfold.