Fabric system
Bedding material including a first fabric section manufactured from performance fabric and having a first and second side; and, a second fabric section attached to the first side of the first fabric section. Additionally, a third fabric section can be attached to the second side of the first fabric section. The first fabric section can be attached to the second fabric section through a flatlock stitch. The first fabric section can include a first zone and a second zone wherein the first zone contains different performance properties from the second zone and the first zone can have thermal or moisture wicking properties.
1. A bed sheet at least 90 inches wide comprising
a first fabric area where a majority of an individual body rests when the bed sheet is on a bed,
the first fabric area comprising a fabric circularly knit at 17 gauges or higher and including a high performance man-made fiber,
the fabric having an elasticity such that the fabric has a tendency to sag by an amount that is greater than a threshold amount of sag determined by a finishing process, such that the sag would interfere with the finishing process if the fabric were circularly knit at greater than a 72.5 inch circumference.
2. The bed sheet of claim 1 in which the bed sheet comprises at least two joined portions of the circularly knit fabric.
3. The bed sheet of claim 1 in which the fabric comprises polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber.
4. The bed sheet of claim 3 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber is included in the fabric in a proportion such that, if circularly knit at a high gauge, the fabric could be knit at no more than a 72.5 inch circumference without losing integrity of the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber.
5. The bed sheet of claim 1 , comprising piping.
6. The bed sheet of claim 1 being stretchable to fit at least two of a standard rectangular adult bed, a baby crib, and a marine bed.
7. The bed sheet of claim 1 having dimensions of approximately 102 inches in length and approximately 91 inches in width.
8. The bed sheet of claim 1 comprising an element that can be adjusted to increase tension around an edge of the bed sheet.
9. The bed sheet of claim 1 in which the first fabric area has a width of a twin size bed.
10. The bed sheet of claim 1 in which the first fabric area has a width of a full size bed.
11. The bed sheet of claim 1 in which the first fabric area has a width of a queen size bed.
12. The bed sheet of claim 1 in which the first fabric area has a width of a king size bed.
13. A bed sheet at least 90 inches wide comprising
a first fabric area where the majority of an individual body rests when the bed sheet is placed on a bed,
the first fabric area comprising a fabric that a) includes polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber and b) has been circularly knit at 17 gauges or higher,
the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber included in the fabric in a proportion such that, if circularly knit at a high gauge, the fabric could be knit at no more than a 72.5 inch circumference without losing integrity of the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber.
14. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber included in the fabric in a proportion such that the fabric has higher breathability, than a cotton fabric.
15. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the first fabric area has a width of a twin size bed.
16. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the first fabric area has a width of a full size bed.
17. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the first fabric area has a width of a queen size bed.
18. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the first fabric area has a width of a king size bed.
19. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the first fabric area is at least 72.5 inches wide.
20. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the bed sheet comprises at least two joined portions of the circularly knit fabric.
21. The bed sheet of claim 13 , comprising piping.
22. The bed sheet of claim 13 being stretchable to fit at least two of a standard rectangular adult bed, a baby crib, and a marine bed.
23. The bed sheet of claim 13 having dimensions of approximately 102 inches in length.
24. The bed sheet of claim 13 comprising an element that can be adjusted to increase tension around an edge of the bed sheet.
25. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the fabric has an elasticity such that the fabric has a tendency to sag by an amount that is greater than a threshold amount of sag determined by a finishing process, such that the sag would interfere with the finishing process if the fabric were circularly knit at greater than a 72.5 inch circumference.
26. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber included in the fabric in a proportion such that the fabric has higher heat transfer than a cotton fabric.
27. The bed sheet of claim 13 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber included in the fabric in a proportion such that the fabric has higher moisture wicking characteristics than a cotton fabric.
28. A method of producing a bed sheet at least 90 inches wide comprising
forming a fabric having a first area where a majority of an individual body rests when the bed sheet is on a bed,
the first area comprising a fabric circularly knit at 17 gauges or higher and including a high performance man-made fiber,
the fabric having an elasticity such that the fabric has a tendency to sag by an amount that is greater than a threshold amount of sag determined by a finishing process, such that the sag would interfere with the finishing process if the fabric were circularly knit at greater than a 72.5 inch circumference.
29. The method of claim 28 comprising joining at least two portions of circularly knit fabric.
30. The method of claim 28 in which the fabric comprises polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber.
31. The method of claim 30 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber is included in the fabric in a proportion such that, if circularly knit at a high gauge, the fabric could be knit at no more than a 72.5 inch circumference without losing integrity of the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber.
32. The method of claim 28 in which the bed sheet comprises piping.
33. The method of claim 28 in which the bed sheet is stretchable to fit at least two of a standard rectangular adult bed, a baby crib, and a marine bed.
34. The method of claim 28 in which the bed sheet has dimensions of approximately 102 inches in length.
35. The method of claim 28 in which the bed sheet comprises an element that can be adjusted to increase tension around an edge of the bed sheet.
36. The method of claim 28 in which the first area has a width of a twin size bed.
37. The method of claim 28 in which the first area has a width of a full size bed.
38. The method of claim 28 in which the first area has a width of a queen size bed.
39. The method of claim 28 in which the first area has a width of a king size bed.
40. A method of producing a bed sheet at least 90 inches wide comprising
forming a fabric having a first area where the majority of an individual body rests when the bed sheet is placed on a bed,
the first area comprising a fabric that a) includes polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber and b) has been circularly knit at 17 gauges or higher,
the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber included in the fabric in a proportion such that, if circularly knit at a high gauge, the fabric could be knit at no more than a 72.5 inch circumference without losing integrity of the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber.
41. The method of claim 40 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber is included in the fabric in a proportion such that the fabric has higher breathability than a cotton fabric.
42. The method of claim 40 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber included in the fabric in a proportion such that the fabric has higher heat transfer than a cotton fabric.
43. The method of claim 40 in which the polyurethanepolyurea copolymer fiber included in the fabric in a proportion such that the fabric has higher moisture wicking characteristics than a cotton fabric.
44. The method of claim 40 in which the first area has a width of a twin size bed.
45. The method of claim 40 in which the first area has a width of a full size bed.
46. The method of claim 40 in which the first area has a width of a queen size bed.
47. The method of claim 40 in which the first area has a width of a king size bed.
48. The method of claim 40 in which the first area is at least 72.5 inches wide.
49. The method of claim 40 comprising joining at least two portions of circularly knit fabric.
50. The method of claim 40 , in which the bed sheet comprises piping.
51. The method of claim 40 in which the bed sheet is stretchable to fit at least two of a standard rectangular adult bed, a baby crib, and a marine bed.
52. The method of claim 40 in which the bed sheet has dimensions of approximately 102 inches in length.
53. The method of claim 40 in which the bed sheet comprises an element that can be cinched to increase tension around an edge of the bed sheet.
54. The method of claim 40 in which the fabric has an elasticity such that the fabric has a tendency to sag by an amount that is greater than a threshold amount of sag determined by a finishing process, such that the sag would interfere with the finishing process if the fabric were circularly knit at greater than a 72.5 inch circumference.