MOSHE ROCK
Broker in Brookline, MA

6837078, Jan 4, 2005

Apr 13, 2004

10/823813

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
Gadalia Vainer - Melrose MA, US
Charles Haryslak - Marlborough MA, US

Malden Mills Industries, Inc. - Lawrence MA

D04B 2100

66195

A double face knit fabric has a technical face with a velour or fleece surface and a first set of appearance characteristics and a technical back with a velvet surface and a second set of appearance characteristics. The first set of appearance characteristics is different from the second set of appearance characteristics. Pile yarns are processed by napping or raising to form the velour or fleece surface at the technical face and the pile yarns are processed to form the velvet surface at the technical back. The pile yarns include first yarns formed of materials having the first set of appearance characteristics selected from the group of consisting of: depth of color upon dyeing, degree of raising, degree of air permeability, susceptibility to selected dye formulation, reaction to heat, and degree of coarseness, bulk, cross-section and/or denier and second pile yarns formed of materials having the second set of appearance characteristics selected from among the group of consisting of: depth of color upon dyeing, degree of fiber straightness, degree of fiber curl, degree of fiber shrinkage, degree of fiber crimp degree of raising, reaction to heat, degree of yarn coarseness, bulk, cross-section and/or denier.

2009026, Oct 22, 2009

Jun 29, 2009

12/494070

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
Jane Hunter - Londonderry NH, US
Charles Haryslak - Marlborough MA, US
Gadalia Vainer - Melrose MA, US

A41D 3/04, A41D 3/02, A41D 27/02

2 87, 2 97, 2272

A composite fabric garment includes a first garment portion disposed in one or more upper regions of the fabric garment, i.e. those regions relatively more likely in use to be exposed to wind and rain, and a second garment portion disposed in one or more lower regions of the fabric garment, i.e. those regions relatively less likely in use to be exposed to wind and rain. The first garment portion is formed of a first composite fabric having first inner and outer fabric layers and a first intermediate barrier layer disposed between and bonded to at least one of the first inner and outer fabric layers, the first intermediate barrier layer being breathable and substantially impermeable to wind and liquid water. The second garment portion is formed of a second composite fabric formed of second inner and outer fabric layers and having predetermined air permeability. In one embodiment, the second garment portion further includes a second intermediate, breathable, air-permeable barrier layer disposed between and bonded to at least one of the second inner and outer fabric layers. In another embodiment, the second garment portion is formed of a composite fabric having controlled air permeability in a non-laminate absent a barrier.

2012007, Mar 22, 2012

Sep 22, 2011

13/239605

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
William K. Lie - Methuen MA, US
Charles Haryslak - Marlborough MA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US

D03D 1/00, A47C 31/10, A47G 9/02, A47C 17/00, A62B 17/00, D03D 27/00

428 89, 2458, 5482, 5737, 2972191

Unitary fabric engineered thermal fabric articles, e.g. garments, home textiles, and upholstery covers, and elements for use therein, formed according to this disclosure, have predetermined discrete regions of contrasting insulative capacity positioned about the fabric article in correlation to insulative requirements of a user's body. For example, in one implementation, loop yarn in first regions has a first pile height and loop yarn in other regions has a different, relatively greater pile height. In another implementation, in first regions, loop yarn having a first shrinkage performance is formed to a predetermined loop height and in other regions, loop yarn having a different shrinkage performance is formed to the predetermined or other loop height. The loops are the cut and finished to a common pile height, and the continuous web is exposed to heat to cause loop yarn to shrink to one or more different pile heights.

2006023, Oct 19, 2006

Nov 8, 2005

11/269040

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US

B32B 5/02, B32B 27/04, D04H 1/00

442059000, 428299100, 442414000

A chemical protective fabric garment system consists of a knit thermal fabric layer formed of synthetic yarns or fibers with embedded particles of activated carbon and an inner knit layer formed of one or more yarns made of fibers carrying activated carbon particles. The first knit thermal fabric layer has at least one raised surface with a large surface area and high three-dimensional bulk. The inner knit layer has an inner surface, towards a wearer's skin, brushed for increased surface area to provide enhanced absorption and reduced touching points upon the skin.

2009029, Dec 3, 2009

Jun 3, 2008

12/132126

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

D04B 21/00, D03D 7/00, B05D 3/00

442136, 427322

A fabric article of knitted or woven construction with flame retardant, interlaced yarns has a pile, raised or fleece region on its inner surface and a flame retardant coating on its outer surface. The flame retardant coating provides both flame retardancy and improved durability against pilling and fraying without substantial adverse effect on characteristics of the base fabric. A method of forming the fabric article is also described.

2013018, Jul 18, 2013

Dec 18, 2012

13/717912

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

D03D 15/00, A41D 1/00

428 91, 2 69

Fabric having a fabric body defines a first surface and an opposite second surface, with at least one of the first and second surfaces incorporating fibers having an axial core surrounded by a multiplicity of radially extending, axially-elongated whiskers. The whiskers are separated by axially-extending grooves. The fibers have denier of about dpf to about dpf. Garments formed of such fabric are also described.

7777156, Aug 17, 2010

Mar 7, 2007

11/683171

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
Vincent Doyle, III - Pelham NH, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

H05B 3/00

219212, 219211, 219528, 219544, 219549

Electric heating/warming composite fabric articles have at least a fabric layer having inner and outer surfaces, and an electric heating/warming element, e. g. , including a bus, formed, e. g. , of die cut metallized textile or plastic sheeting or metal foil, affixed at a surface of the fabric layer and adapted to generate heating/warming when connected to a power source. A air-and-water droplet resistant and water vapor permeable barrier layer may be positioned, for example, adjacent to the fabric layer; e. g. , with the electric heating/warming element formed thereupon or at least partially impregnated therein, e. g. in a fabric laminate or in a composite formed by application of heat and pressure to at least one layer of a barrier film disposed adjacent thereto, including to protect the electric circuit, e. g. against abrasion, moisture, and or against physical stress due, e. g. , to repeated crushing, bending or flexing.

2011017, Jul 21, 2011

Jan 19, 2011

13/009324

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
William K. Lie - Methuen MA, US
Edward P. Dionne - Oxford ME, US
James Zeiba - Derry NH, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US
Gadalia Vainer - Melrose MA, US
Marcus Webster - Pelham NH, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

B32B 3/00, B29C 61/02

428166, 264230

A composite textile fabric that includes a first (face) fabric layer, and a second (back) fabric layer that is formed concurrently with the first fabric layer in a plaited construction. The second fabric includes a plurality of anchored regions at which the second fabric layer is anchored to, and in intimate contact with, the first fabric layer. The second fabric layer also includes a plurality of floating regions, overlying and unattached to the first fabric layer, interspersed between the anchored regions.

2012007, Mar 22, 2012

Sep 30, 2011

13/250257

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US

G06F 19/00

700132

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for fabric selection and performance matching. The method includes selecting a fabric combination from a set of different constructions and materials, the selection being made on a basis of predetermined characteristics of fabric performance and comfort required to meet specified parameters of conditions and manner of use.

8187984, May 29, 2012

Apr 26, 2007

11/740716

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US

Malden Mills Industries, Inc. - Lawrence MA

B32B 27/12

442 64, 442 59, 442 60

A textile fabric includes a smooth surface with one or more regions having coating material exhibiting thermal expansion or contraction in response to change in temperature, adjusting insulation performance of the textile fabric in response to ambient conditions.