Comfort properties of T-shirts dyed with natural persimmon juice

Yi, Eunjou; Kim, Y. P.; Park, J. H.

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“…The properties of clothing materials relevant to heat and moisture transfer are thermal insulation, moisture absorption and water vapour permeability (Lotens, 1993;Lotens & Havenith, 1995;Park et al, 2005). In the present study, the fabric dyed with persimmon extract showed higher moisture regain, water vapour transmission and air permeability, and slightly lower thermal resistance than did undyed fabric, a result similar to that found previously (Park, 1995;Yi et al, 2007). Therefore, it seems that improved heat and moisture transmission in DC clothing materials reduced rectal and mean skin temperatures during the exercise and recovery periods, and reduced heat storage throughout the experimental period.…”

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“…However, little attention has been paid to physiological responses when wearing clothing made with persimmon-dyed materials. Yi et al (2007) showed that the dyed T-shirts could lead to a decreased local sweat rate, but not improve subjective comfort, in subjects exercising vigorously in moderate environmental temperatures. However, they did not determine other thermoregulatory responses.…”

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“…In addition, cotton fabrics dyed with persimmon extract almost completely blocked transmission of UV radiation (Lee, 1996) and enhanced antibacterial activity and deodorization (Huh, 2011). Moreover some investigations (Park, 1995;Yi et al, 2007) have demonstrated that dyeing with persimmon increased air permeability and moisture regain of fabrics made of cellulose fibers. These authors suggested that dyeing with persimmon increased porosity of the fabric and that the pigments had hydrophilic properties.…”

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Effects of Clothing Material Dyed with Astringent Persimmon Extract upon Exercise-Induced Thermal Strain and Sensory Responses in a Warm Environment

Shin-Jung¹,

Shin²,

Chung³

2015

International Journal of Human Ecology

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Effects of Clothing Material Dyed with Astringent Persimmon Extract upon Exercise-Induced Thermal Strain and Sensory Responses in a Warm Environment

Shin-Jung¹,

Shin²,

Chung³

2015

International Journal of Human Ecology

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“…The earliest study was published 2007. 19 All the included studies except one 20 involved human trials tested in the following environmental conditions: 15 studies tested in a laboratory or an indoor area, seven studies tested in a closed chamber, and two studies tested either in a tennis court or a badminton court. The environmental temperature of these studies ranged from -5 C to 33 C, with the median temperature of 26 C. Relative humidity varied among studies, ranging from 17% to 76%.…”

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Systematic review of selecting comfortable sportswear: Predicting wearing comfort based on physiological responses and materials properties

Wei

Chan

Chow

2023

Textile Research Journal

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Purpose There is insufficient research to confirm whether wearing comfort can be accurately predicted by physiological responses during exercise when wearing sportswear with functionality. This review investigated the possibility of predicting subjective comfort based on material properties when selecting sportswear. Design/methodology/approach: A systematic review was performed in accordance with PRISMA. Two independent reviewers searched six electronic databases, including Web of Science, PubMed, Medline, CINAHL, Scopus, and EMBASE, for experimental studies published between 1 January 2000 and 31 January 2022. The included studies were analyzed for their study characteristics and evaluated for their risk of bias level. Findings Twenty-five studies were selected from 5906 papers resulting from the initial searches. The results of the analysis suggested that considering factors beyond moisture management function in sportswear selection, such as type of activity, environment, individual habits, and prior experience, can help wearers better predict their comfort during exercise. Research limitations/implications: All included studies have a small sample size; the participants’ fitness level has not been properly defined and standardized; the dependent variables measured in these studies vary, and there is a lack of standard approach to measure comfort. Originality: The understanding and the correlation between wearing comfort and fabric characteristics is necessary because such relationships can be very complex. This review provides information to further advance our knowledge in understanding the dynamic interactions of the factors that may affect perceived comfort in selecting sportswear. A three-step conceptual framework consisting of material properties, physiological response, and comfort sensation is suggested to determine sportswear comfort.

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“…, 감즙 염색 후 직물의 물성과 태 변화 [10−12]에 대해 고찰되었으며, 감 염색 직물의 기 능성 [13−15]과 갈옷의 생리적 쾌적성 [16,17]이 평가된 바 있다. 나아가 근래에는 감 염색 직물의 발색 기술 방법에 따른 색채 및 물성 특성에 대한 연구들 [3,18,19] …”

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Color Sensibility Factors of Cotton Fabrics Dyed with Persimmon Powder

Yi¹

2014

Textile Science and Engineering

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This study was aimed at identifying the color sensibility factors of cotton fabrics dyed with immature persimmon powder. The relationships of these factors with objective color characteristics, including tone, CIE color attributes, and mordanting, were determined and their prediction models, using the related objective parameters, were established. Fourteen dyed specimens, in a range of shades, were prepared as stimulus by dyeing cotton fabric with persimmon powder; some specimens were also subjected to iron-mordanting. Thirty-nine female college students evaluated these specimens based on 17 color image terms, using IRI color image scales. As a result, four color sensibility factors viz. clearness, vivid & dynamic, dignity, and natural & warmth were selected. Clearness, vivid & dynamic, and natural & warmth were more strongly perceived in non-mordanted fabric specimens. Pale increased the feeling of clearness while soft contributed to a stronger perception of natural & warmth. CIE L * was positively related with clearness while b * was a positive explainer for natural & warmth. All significant prediction models for the color sensibility factors were suggested for use in persimmon dyeing for textile and fashion products.

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Comfort properties of T-shirts dyed with natural persimmon juice

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Effects of Clothing Material Dyed with Astringent Persimmon Extract upon Exercise-Induced Thermal Strain and Sensory Responses in a Warm Environment

Effects of Clothing Material Dyed with Astringent Persimmon Extract upon Exercise-Induced Thermal Strain and Sensory Responses in a Warm Environment

Systematic review of selecting comfortable sportswear: Predicting wearing comfort based on physiological responses and materials properties

Color Sensibility Factors of Cotton Fabrics Dyed with Persimmon Powder

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