US 20110070412A1 (19) United States (12) Patent Application Publication (10) Pub. No.: US 2011/0070412 A1 LY (43) Pub. Date: Mar. 24, 2011

(54) VARIEGATED RIPSTOP (52) US. Cl...... 428/196; 442/181; 112/475.09; 2/ 69 (76) Inventor: John T. LY, Richmond, CA (U S) (57) ABSTRACT (21) App1_ NO_; 12/562,410 , garments and methods comprising a fabric and a Variegated structure Woven in the fabric and adapted to con 22 F1- d._ S . 18 2009 trol a parameter of the construction. The parameter ( ) 1e ep ’ may be strength, breathability, and/or other properties. A P bl, _ Cl _? _ Visual pattern may be used to indicate the Variegated struc “ lcatlon assl canon ture. The Visual pattern may be made in one or more of color, (51) Int, Cl, material, patterns. The fabric may be a multilayered fabric. A B32B 3/10 (200601) garment may be made of pieces cut from the fabric to satisfy D03D 15/00 (200601) a desired garment pro?le. The garment pro?le may be based D05B 23/00 (200601) on a parameter of strength, breathability, and/or other prop A41D 1/00 (2006.01) erties. Patent Application Publication Mar. 24, 2011 Sheet 1 0f 3 US 2011/0070412 A1

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VARIEGATED RIPSTOP has at least one region of or raised ?bers or ?eece formed thereupon and the outer surface has at least one region of a TECHNICAL FIELD non-continuous coating of binder material adhered to and to ?bers, such as at least at interlacing intersections, [0001] The present invention relates to textile construc for enhanced durability of the outer surface against pilling or tions, such as those used in the sporting and garment indus fraying during use. tries. [0008] One problem With conventional Ways of using fab rics in making garments is the inability to achieve the versa BACKGROUND tility available With multi-fabric compositions With single [0002] The use of specialized fabrics in the sporting and fabric. For example, a jacket may need different fabric garment related industries is a common practice. The strength and breathability for different body sections, such as, demands of contemporary sports, professions, rigorous lif shoulder, sleeve, armpit, etc. In this regard, a garment is estyles, and the like on conventional fabrics render them usually made of multiple fabrics to achieve desired unsuitable for a variety of reasons, including the challenges breathability, thermal characteristics, and the like for differ associated With con?guring the fabrics to adapt to internal and ent parts of the garment. Therefore, despite the advancements external environmental needs. Specialized fabrics have been in making fabrics and garments, there still exists a need for developed to Withstand such rigors. These fabrics often versatile fabrics With varying strength and breathability exhibit greater strength, better ventilation, climate control Woven in a single fabric Without sacri?cing quality or comfort and tear prevention characteristics. to meet the current and evolving demands of high perfor [0003] Ripstop fabric is one such specialiZed fabric. Rip mance fabrics in the recreational and professional sporting stop is a Woven material that resists tearing and ripping due to and garment industries. its crosshatched threading. In the outdoor sporting industry, ripstop fabric is commonly used for camping equipment, SUMMARY , hang gliders, hot air balloons, sails, , ?ags, banners and clothing, including sports clothing and military [0009] The invention is directed to improvements in textile and ?re?ghting clothing. Ripstop fabric is made by constructions, and particularly improvements in the prepara threads throughout a base material in interlocking pat tion and application of fabrics With varied strength and terns. As these materials tend to “rip” easily, the nylon ripstop breathability Woven in different areas of a single fabric. ?bers prevent the tearing of the base material beyond the [0010] In an embodiment of the invention, a textile con crosshatches of the ripstop fabric. struction is provided. The textile construction comprises a [0004] Ripstop also describes a method of modifying the base fabric and a variegated structure Woven in the base fabric Warp and Weft of a fabric to enable it to contain any rips or and adapted to control a parameter of the textile construction. tear. The Warp is the tightly stretched lengthWise core of a The variegated structure may comprise a plurality of longi fabric, While the Weft is Woven betWeen the Warp threads to tudinal threads and a plurality of transverse threads. The create various patterns. In the event of a rip, small squares longitudinal threads and transverse threads intersect forming contain the rip and stop it from spreading along the length of a plurality of cells in the variegated structure. In this embodi the fabric. Ripstop and other specialiZed fabrics have been the ment, at least one cell in a ?rst portion of the variegated subject of numerous patents and patent applications. structure is larger than at least one cell in a second portion of [0005] Us. Patent Application Publication No. 2008/ the variegated structure. 0086798 to Allen et al. describes a simulated ripstop fabric. [0011] In this embodiment, the parameter may be a strength The simulated ripstop fabric includes a plurality of body of the textile construction. A portion of the textile construc yarns that form a body of the fabric, and a plurality of pseudo tion corresponding to the second portion of the variegated ripstop yarns provided Within the fabric in a grid pattern in structure is stronger than a portion of the textile construction Which several body yarns are placed betWeen each consecu corresponding to the ?rst portion of the variegated structure. tive pseudo ripstop yarn inboth the Warp and ?lling directions [0012] The parameter may also be breathability of the tex of the fabric. The grid pattern forms a plurality of squares. tile construction. A portion of the textile construction corre [0006] Us. Patent Application Publication No. 2006/ sponding to the ?rst portion of the variegated structure has a 0179539 to Harber describes garments that include targeted higher breathability than a portion of the textile construction venting Zones that assist in cooling the Wearer. The garments corresponding to the second portion of the variegated struc include a ?rst fabric panel and a pattern of openings de?ned in ture. the ?rst fabric panel, in Which the pattern is de?ned based on [0013] In this embodiment, at least one of the plurality of a thermal pro?le of a body, and the thermal pro?le distin longitudinal threads and the plurality of transverse threads guishes betWeen areas of the body having different thermal comprise nylon. The variegated structure may also be ripstop. characteristics. The thermal pro?le de?nes a ?rst area of the [0014] In another embodiment, a garment including pieces body having a ?rst thermal characteristic and a second area of of fabrics cut from textile construction is provided. The textile the body having a second thermal characteristic, and the construction comprises a base fabric and a variegated struc pattern of openings Will de?ne locations for plural openings ture Woven in the base fabric and adapted to control a param of a ?rst siZe corresponding to the ?rst area and locations for eter of the textile construction. The variegated structure may plural openings of a second siZe corresponding to the second comprise a plurality of longitudinal threads and a plurality of area. transverse threads. The longitudinal threads and transverse [0007] Us. Patent Application Publication No. 2006/ threads intersect forming a plurality of cells in the variegated 0068155 to Rock et al. describes a fabric article With knitted structure. In this embodiment, at least one cell in a ?rst por or Woven construction of multi-?lament, interlaced yarns that tion of the variegated structure is larger than at least one cell has an inner surface and an outer surface. The inner surface in a second portion of the variegated structure. US 2011/0070412 A1 Mar. 24, 2011

[0015] In this embodiment, the fabric may further comprise [0023] FIG. 3 is an enlarged plan vieW of the textile con a backer layer disposed on an inner surface of the textile struction according to the ?rst embodiment shoWing sections construction and a face fabric layer disposed on an outer of the garment illustrated in FIG. 2. surface of the textile construction. In this embodiment, the face fabric layer may be laminated on the textile construction. DETAILED DESCRIPTION The face fabric layer may also be printed on the textile con struction. [0024] For a general understanding of the features of the [0016] A further embodiment provides for a method of illustrated embodiments of the invention, reference is made to forming a textile construction. The method comprises form the draWings. In the draWings, like reference numerals have ing a base fabric and forming a variegated structure Woven in been used throughout to designate like elements. the base fabric Wherein the variegated structure controls [0025] As illustrated in FIG. 1, a textile construction 10 strength and breathability of the textile construction varying according to a ?rst embodiment includes a fabric 20 and a across the textile construction. The variegated structure may pattern 30 Woven in the fabric 20. In one embodiment, the comprise a plurality of longitudinal threads and a plurality of pattern 30 may be a part of a variegated structure. The pattern transverse threads. The longitudinal threads and transverse 30 may comprise a plurality of longitudinal lines 40 and a threads intersect forming a plurality of cells in the variegated plurality of transverse lines 45. In this embodiment, the lon structure. In this embodiment, the method may also comprise gitudinal threads 40 and transverse threads 45 intersect form adjusting at least one cell in a ?rst portion of the variegated ing a plurality of cells 50. structure to be larger than at least one cell in a second portion [0026] The fabric 20 may be comprised of any suitable of the variegated structure to control a parameter of the textile material. In embodiments, the fabric 20 may comprise one or construction. more layers of materials, for example, , , nanoWeb, [0017] A still further embodiment provides for a method of , polypropylene or other polymer-based materials. It preparing a garment comprising forming a textile construc is contemplated that the fabric 20 may be dependent upon the tion. The method comprises forming a base fabric and form nature of the object or garment for Which the textile construc ing a variegated structure Woven in the base fabric. The var tion 10 Will be used. For example, the composition of the base iegated structure comprises a plurality of longitudinal threads fabric 20 may comprise an elastic-based stretchable material and a plurality of transverse threads. The longitudinal threads for athletes, ?re resistant material for ?re?ghters or high and transverse threads intersect forming a plurality of cells in durability material for camping equipment and/ or military the variegated structure. In this embodiment, the method may purposes. Other materials suitable for use in the fabric 20 Will also comprise adjusting at least one cell in a ?rst portion of the be readily apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art. variegated structure to be larger than at least one cell in a [0027] The pattern 30 is comprised of longitudinal lines 40 second portion of the variegated structure to control a param and transverse lines 45. In one embodiment, the longitudinal eter of the textile construction. lines 40 and transverse lines 45 may be comprised of threads [0018] In this embodiment, the method may further com made of a nylon-based ripstop material that is different from prise selecting a portion of the textile construction to corre the material for the fabric 20. In one embodiment, Lines 40, spond to a portion of the garment based on at least one of a 45 may be stronger and more tear-resistant than the material variegation pro?le of the variegated structure and a garment of the fabric 20 such that any rips, tears, or other damage in the pro?le of the garment. The variegation pro?le may be based base fabric 20 may be con?ned to respective cells 50 Within on a location of the ?rst portion and a location of the second Which the rips, tears or other damages occur and do not portion of the variegated structure on the textile construction. in?ltrate neighboring cells 50. Other materials suitable for The garment pro?le may be based on at least one parameter of lines 40, 45, such as those conventionally used in fabric a portion of the garment. The parameter may be strength. The manufacturing technology, Will be readily apparent to one of parameter may also be breathability. ordinary skill in the art. In another embodiment, the lines 40 [0019] Depending on the embodiment, the invention can and 45 may be for color patterning and are made of the same have advantages including greater strength and breathability, material as the fabric 20. better control over strength and breathability, simplicity of [0028] In one embodiment, the longitudinal lines 40 may be design, improved ease of development and/or improved over orthogonal to transverse lines 45 resulting in a crosshatched all performance. These and other features and advantages of pattern of the pattern 30 in the textile construction 10, as the disclosed constructions and methods are described in, or shoWn in FIG. 1. Other suitable con?gurations such as, for apparent from, the folloWing detailed description of various example, various diamond shapes, are also Within the scope exemplary embodiments. and spirit of this invention. The siZe of the lines 40, 45 in this embodiment are not particularly limited. In some embodi ments, the lines 40, 45 may be threads having a denier rating BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS in the range of from about 30 denier to about 1050 denier, depending on the object or garment. Higher denier threads [0020] Various embodiments Will be more readily under (e.g., 850 denier) are appropriate for objects comprising, for stood through the folloWing detailed description, With refer example, heavier materials While loWer denier threads ence to the accompanying draWings, in Which: (e.g., 70 denier) are more appropriate for, for example, light [0021] FIG. 1 is a plan vieW of a textile construction accord Weight jackets and camping equipment. In certain embodi ing to a ?rst embodiment of the present invention; ments, the lines 40, 45 may be larger in diameter than the [0022] FIGS. 2A and 2B are front and rear perspective yarns of the fabric 20 such that the pattern 30 is raised relative vieWs, respectively, of a garment including the textile con to the fabric 20 giving the textile construction three-dimen struction illustrated in FIG. 1; and sionality. These dimensions along With the con?gurations of US 2011/0070412 Al Mar. 24, 2011

the pattern 30 described herein provide for additional ele the fabric 20 may provide pieces of fabrics With different ments of control over the appearance and effect of the textile breathability and strength for different part of a ?nal product construction 10. (e.g., garment, packs, tents). [0029] In one embodiment, the nylon-based ripstop threads [0035] In one embodiment, a variegated structure varies for lines 40, 45 may be treated. In embodiments, the threads strength of the fabric 20 among the different areas of the used for lines 40, 45 may include, for example, silicon textile construction 10. For example, a portion of the fabric 20 impregnated ripstop, polyurethane coated ripstop, re?ective covered by groups of smaller cells 50 may have greater ripstop, heat and solar re?ective ripstop. Other treatments strength compared to a portion of the fabric 20 covered by readily apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art are Within groups of larger cells. The varied strength may be achieved the scope and spirit of this invention. by, e.g., density of threads/yarns, different Weaving patterns, [0030] Uniform con?gurations of ?bers/yarns in fabrics are different materials, different manufacturing processes common in the art. Also, uniform con?guration of ripstop (chemical, mechanical, etc). material in fabrics are also knoWn. For example, conventional [0036] In another embodiment, a variegated structure var use of ripstop in the art involves application of ripstop to a ies breathability of the fabric 20 among the different areas of fabric, such as a , tent or bag, to achieve uniform the textile construction 10. Larger cells 50 and groups of strength and tear resistance. In this regard, uniform ?ber larger cells 50 may indicate greater breathability as compared con?gurations generally results in uniform strength and tear to portions Where smaller cells 50 or groups of smaller cells resistant effect. Such uniformity may be bene?cial in certain 50 exist. For example, a portion of the textile construction 10 circumstances. HoWever, this uniformity may limit the ability corresponding to the ?rst portion 60 of the pattern 30 may of a manufacturer to customiZe certain objects or garments to have a higher breathability than a portion of the textile con particular needs. struction 10 corresponding to the second portion 65 of the [0031] In this regard, it is not possible to use one ripstop pattern 30. The varied breathability may be achieved by, e. g., fabric to construct an entire object or garment With, for density of threads/yarns, different Weaving patterns, different example, variable strength and breathability demands. materials, different manufacturing processes (chemical, Instead, to achieve this effect, it is Well knoWn in the art to mechanical, etc) combine multiple fabrics or fabric layers With varying quali [0037] Although strength and breathability have been dis ties to achieve an overall product in accordance With prede cussed herein With respect to properties of the textile con termined speci?cations or demands. struction 10, it is contemplated that other properties may also [0032] In one embodiment of the present invention, the be adjusted by controlling the con?guration of the variegated pattern 30 may be an indication of a variegated structure structure of the fabric 20. Woven into the fabric 20. The fabric 20 With the variegated [0038] In the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, longitudinal structure may satisfy this long- need in the art by provid lines 40 are equidistant from adjacent longitudinal lines 40 ing a single fabric having varied breathability and strength in While each successive transverse lines 45 in one direction different areas of the fabric. The con?guration of the lines 40, vary in distance from the adjacent transverse lines 45. HoW 45 of the pattern 30 may indicate different areas of the fabric ever, any suitable con?guration of longitudinal lines 40 and 20 have variable strength and breathability characteristics. transverse lines 45 is Within the scope and spirit of this inven Thus, fabric 20 may take on characteristic of multiple fabrics tion. For example, the spacing of the longitudinal lines 40 and may reduce or even eliminate the need to apply multiple may vary While the spacing of the transverse lines 45 is kept fabrics in developing a sophisticated object or garment. constant or the spacing of both the longitudinal lines 40 and [0033] In an embodiment, the pattern 30 may indicate that the transverse lines 45 may vary. LikeWise, any suitable pat different areas of the fabric 20 may have different construc tern or variation in the spacing of the lines 40, 45 of the pattern tions (e.g., a variegated structure). For example, a respective 30 is contemplated. In this regard, the con?guration of the cell 50 in a ?rst portion 60 of the pattern 30 may be larger than pattern 30 may be dependent on several factors including, but a respective cell 50 in a second portion 65 of the pattern 30, as not limited to, the nature of the object or garment for Which illustrated in FIG. 1. Across the pattern 30, the con?guration the textile construction 10 Will be used. of the lines 40, 45 may indicate the siZe and location of [0039] In one or more embodiments, a fabric With a varie respective cells 50. In one embodiment, for example, many gated structure manufactured according to this disclosure differently siZed cells 50 exist and the cells 50 are located in may use a different pattern to indicate the variegated struc different areas relative to each other across the pattern 3 0. The ture. For example, one embodiment may have color patterns, siZes of respective cells 50 may indicate different construc and varied shades of colors may be used to indicate a varie tions for the fabric at respective areas. In one embodiment, the gated structure. Another embodiment may use repetitive pat density of yarns and/ or type of yarns used in different areas terns and varied densities of repetitive patterns may be used to may be different. In another embodiment, the material used in indicate a variegated structure. In a further embodiment, a different areas may be different. In yet another embodiment, fabric With a variegated structure manufactured according to manufacturing steps may process the different areas differ this disclosure may use no pattern to indicate the variegated ently. A variety of manufacturing techniques may be used to structure. make different areas of the fabric 20 to have different [0040] In one or more embodiments, a fabric With a varie breathability and strength. gated structure manufactured according to this disclosure [0034] In one embodiment, the fabric 20 may be adapted to may be a multi-layered fabric. In one embodiment, the fabric exhibit desired primary qualities of the textile construction 10 20 may be a ripstop fabric With a variegated structure. The according to the demands of the object or garment (e. g., light ripstop fabric may comprise a three-layer construction. The jacket, think jacket, pants, tents). The pattern 30 may indicate top layer may be one type of material (e.g., threads/yarns, a variegated structure different areas that alloWs further con chemically processed materials) suitable for external use trol of the qualities of the fabric 20. Thus, different areas of (e.g., exposed to the outside) and the bottom layer may be one US 2011/0070412 A1 Mar. 24, 2011

type of material (e.g., threads/yams) suitable for internal use pattern 30 and/or a garment pro?le of the garment 100. The (e.g., in contact With human body). The middle layer may variegation pro?le is a mapping of a characteristic or charac comprise a Woven material that resists tearing and ripping due teri stics of the variegated structure indicated by the pattern 3 0 to a crosshatched threading. The variegated structure of the that are unique to that variegation structure. LikeWise, the fabric 20 may be implemented by the middle layer. In one garment pro?le is a mapping of a characteristic or character embodiment, the variegated structure may be laminated onto istics of the garment 100 that are unique to that garment. the middle layer. In another embodiment, the variegated [0046] The variegation pro?le may be based on any suitable structure may be printed onto the middle layer. In a further characteristic of the variegated structure. In embodiments, the embodiment, the variegated structure may be laminated or printed onto the back of the top or the back of the bottom variegation pro?le may be indicated by a location and siZe of layer, thus eliminate the need of the middle layer in a multi cells 50 or groups of cells 50 that make up the unique pattern layered fabric. 30. Thus, in selecting portions of the textile construction 10 [0041] FIGS. 2A and 2B illustrate front and back vieWs, suitable for the garment 100, a manufacture may take into respectively, of a garment 100, a jacket, including a fabric account the variegation pro?le of the variegated structure in comprising a textile construction 10 according an embodi order to design and cut an appropriate section of the textile ment of the present disclosure. For purposes of this disclo construction 10 for the garment 100. Other suitable charac sure, the object described With respect to the enclosed teristics include, but are not limited to, the three-dimensional embodiments is a jacket. It Will be appreciated, hoWever, that characteristics of the pattern 30. the textile construction 10 can be used With any suitable [0047] The garment pro?le may be based on any suitable garment or object including, but not limited to, objects or characteristic of the garment 100. In embodiments, the gar garments commonly used in camping, sporting, ?re?ghting ment pro?le is, for example, strength or breathability require and other professions, the military and fashion or any other ments of the garment. For example, referring back to FIGS. arena readily apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art. 2A and 2B, the garment pro?le for the jacket 100 is apparent [0042] As shoWn in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the jacket 100 may from the pattern 30 on the outer surface of the garment 100. have a Zipper 110, pockets 120, ventral section 130, dorsal As disclosed herein, the human body has differing strength section 140, hood sections 150a, 150b, 1500 and 150d, upper and breathability requirements that dictate a garment 100 sleeve sections 160a and 160b, loWer sleeve sections 170a With corresponding adaptation to those demands. Other suit and 170b, lateral sections 180a and 18019 and lining 190. In able characteristics include, but are not limited to, thermal one embodiment, the fabric of jacket 100 may be made of requirements and visual appearance of the garment 100. polyester, , cotton, or any suitable material. Based on the garment pro?le and/or the variegation pro?le, [0043] In this embodiment, the fabric of the jacket 100 appropriate sections of the textile construction 10 for the comprises the textile construction 10. Portions of the textile garment 100 can be ascertained. construction 10 correspond to sections of the jacket 100. Each [0048] Accordingly, by constructing a textile composition section of the jacket 100 may have different requirements in by forming a fabric 10, forming a variegated structure and in terms of strength and breathability. For example, the shoulder some instances a pattern 30, and varying properties in por areas of the ventral section 130 and dorsal section 140, and the tions of the variegated structure of the textile construction 10 loWer sleeve portions 170a, 1701) require greater strength but in a controlled manner, a customiZed garment 100 can be less breathability than, for example, the lateral sections 180a, created using pieces cut from one fabric. Thus, the textile 180b, Which require more breathability. construction 10 may take on characteristic of multiple fabrics. [0044] As illustrated in FIG. 3, for example, the component By cutting components for the garment 100 from the textile parts of the jacket 100 may be cut from the textile construc construction 10, one piece of component may comprise areas tion 10 and seamed together to form the garment 100. The of the textile construction 10 With varying properties (e.g., component parts may be seamed together using any suitable strength, breathability). That said, the garment 100 may means knoWn in the art, for example, using ?at, reinforced, require feWer bulky seams. Therefore, instead of using mul and/or curved stitching. Based on the con?guration of the tiple fabrics to accomplish a comfort Zone garment, With variegated structure indicated by the pattern 30 of the textile embodiments according to the present disclosure, a garment construction 10, the manufacturer can selectively design the may only use one fabric and feWer seams. jacket 100 based on speci?cations for that particular section [0049] In one embodiment, the textile construction 10 may of the garment. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 3, sections comprise a single layer. In another embodiment, hoWever, the for the ventral section 130 and dorsal section 140 may be cut fabric 20 may further comprise a backer layer disposed on an from the portions of the textile construction 10 that corre inner surface of the textile construction. A backer layer in spond to portions of the pattern 30 With groups of larger cells. accordance With certain embodiments of the present inven These sections, as described herein, may permit greater tion may be any knit backer or other fabric suitable for use as breathability. Conversely, shoulder areas of the ventral sec an inner layer of a multi-layer construction. Non-limiting tion 130 and dorsal section 140 and portions of the loWer examples of suitable material for the backer layer include a sleeve sections 17011, b, for example, are cut from portions of brush backer or a Warp knit tricot backer. the textile construction 10 that correspond to portions of the [0050] In another embodiment, the textile construction 10 pattern 30 With groups of smaller cells. In this manner, a may comprise a face fabric layer disposed on an outer surface single garment 100 With variable characteristics can be con of a back layer. The face fabric layer may be laminated on the structed from a single textile construction 10. back layer or vice versa. In another embodiment, the face [0045] In this embodiment, the manufacturer may also fabric layer may be printed on the back layer to achieve select a portion of the textile construction 10 to correspond to selective application of the face fabric layer. Methods and a portion of the garment 100 based on at least one of a adhesives used in combining multiple fabric layers and apply variegation pro?le of the variegated structure indicated by the ing printing effects are Well knoWn in the art. US 2011/0070412 A1 Mar. 24, 2011

[0051] The face fabric layer may be comprised of any suit a fabric; and able material. For example, in embodiments, the face fabric a variegated structure Woven in the fabric and adapted to layer may comprise and elastic, ?eece, nylon, polyester, control a property of the textile construction varying Water-resistant or Water-repellant material, or combination across the textile construction. thereof knoWn in the art and suitable for use as an outer layer 11. The garment according to claim 10, Wherein the prop of a multi-layer construction. Non-limiting examples of suit erty is a strength of the textile construction and a ?rst portion able material for the face fabric layer include a polyester of the textile construction corresponding to a ?rst portion of nylon elastic fabric. the variegated structure is stronger than a second portion of [0052] Disclosed embodiments have been described With the textile construction corresponding to a second portion of the variegated structure. reference to several exemplary embodiments. There are many modi?cations of the disclosed embodiments Which Will be 12. The garment according to claim 10, Wherein the prop erty is breathability of the textile construction and a ?rst apparent to those of skill in the art. It is understood that these modi?cations are Within the teaching of the present invention portion of the textile construction corresponding to a ?rst Which is to be limited only by the claims. portion of the variegated structure has a higher breathability than a second portion of the textile construction correspond What is claimed is: ing to a second portion of the variegated structure. 1. A textile construction comprising: 13. The garment according to claim 10, Wherein the fabric a fabric; and has a multilayered construction and the variegated structure is a variegated structure Woven in the fabric and adapted to laminated on a layer of the fabric. control a property of the textile construction varying 14. The garment according to claim 10, Wherein the fabric across the textile construction. has a multilayered construction and the variegated structure is 2. The textile construction according to claim 1, Wherein printed on a layer of the fabric. the property is a strength of the textile construction. 15. The garment according to claim 10, Wherein the textile 3. The textile construction according to claim 2, Wherein a construction further comprises a pattern visually indicating ?rst portion of the textile construction corresponding to a ?rst the variegated structure. portion of the variegated structure is stronger than a second 16. The garment according to claim 15, Wherein the pattern portion of the textile construction corresponding to a second indicates the variegated structure by varying shades of a color. portion of the variegated structure. 17. The garment according to claim 15, Wherein the pattern 4. The textile construction according to claim 1, Wherein indicates the variegated structure by varying repetitive pat the property is breathability of the textile construction. terns. 5. The textile construction according to claim 4, Wherein a 18. A method of making a garment comprising: ?rst portion of the textile construction corresponding to a ?rst forming a textile construction comprising: portion of the variegated structure has a higher breathability forming a fabric; than a second portion of the textile construction correspond forming a variegated structure Woven in the base fabric, ing to a second portion of the variegated structure. Wherein the variegated structure controls strength and 6. The textile construction according to claim 1, further breathability of the textile construction varying across comprising a pattern visually indicating the variegated struc the textile construction, ture. cutting pieces from the textile construction; and 7. The textile construction according to claim 6, Wherein seWing the pieces to form the garment. the pattern indicates the variegated structure by varying 19. The method according to claim 18, Wherein at least one shades of a color. of the pieces comprises a portion of the textile construction to 8. The textile construction according to claim 6, Wherein correspond to a portion of the garment based on a desired the pattern indicates the variegated structure by varying strength pro?le. repetitive patterns. 20. The method according to claim 18, Wherein at least one 9. The textile construction according to claim 1, Wherein of the pieces comprises a portion of the textile construction to the fabric is a ripstop fabric. correspond to a portion of the garment based on a desired 10. A garment comprising: breathability pro?le. pieces of fabrics cut from a textile construction, the textile construction comprising: