Abstract: A compression sock or bandage made of a base textile includes a tubular leg having a collar, on which compression elements are arranged over the length of the tubular leg, which have a structure, yarn thickness, or yarn material differing from a structure, yarn thickness, or yarn material of the base textile. The compression elements include at least two opposing helices, which extend circumferentially around the tubular leg from the ankle region in the direction of the collar, and which cross at least once and are connected to the base textile in that the knitting pattern or the yarn of the helices is fastened to the base textile to provide stabilizing support. At least one cushion is formed on the base textile on the front side of the compression sock or bandage along a shin region, which protrudes from the collar to the ankle region and at least partially overlaps the crossing helices.

Abstract: The invention relates to a shirt with a front cover face and a rear cover face which are sewn together in the region of the shoulders and along the torso by seams, wherein a shirt collar and two sleeves are sewn on between the front cover face and the rear cover face, and the front cover face has at least one textile piece of a woven material which, despite the use of only a few patterns, is adaptable to the clothing sizes of different wearers and/or can be worn by different wearers. This is achieved by the fact that the rear cover face is formed from an elastic knit in a shoulder/arm portion between the shirt collar and at least one quarter of the height of a sleeve cutout of the sleeve.

Abstract: In a shoe sole having a shoe sole layer in which a plurality of supporting means arranged in a plurality of channels extending parallel to one another over the sole surface are introduced, the shoe sole layer and the supporting means should be easy to produce and, as a result of their interaction, should enable an optimised supporting or cushioning effect to be achieved in local regions of the sole surface.

Abstract: The invention relates to a set comprising a shoe (1) with a shoe sole (3), which has a support layer (31) and a plurality of support elements (4), wherein the support layer (31) comprises a plurality of cavities (310) having identical, constant cavity cross-sectional areas. At least one end face of each cavity (310) is recessed, whereby a structure of cavities (310) open on at least one side is created in the support layer (31). The support elements (4) are designed as rods with identical, constant cross-sectional areas and can be inserted into and removed from the cavities (310) in a form-fitting manner, wherein the support elements (4) are present in different strengths, such that the damping of the shoe sole (3) can be changed by the choice of the inserted support elements (4).

Abstract: An athletic sock or bandage made of a base textile comprises a tubular stocking leg having a collar, on which compression elements are arranged over the course of the stocking leg, which have a structure, yarn thickness, or yarn material differing from the base textile. At least two opposing helices are used as the compression elements, which are embodied circumferentially around the stocking leg from the foot arch in the direction of the collar, and which cross at least once and are connected to the base textile in that the knitting pattern or the yarn of the helices is fastened to the base textile to provide stabilizing support. At least one additional cushion is formed on the base textile on a front side of the athletic sock or bandage along a shin region, which protrudes from the collar to a foot arch and at least partially overlaps the crossing helices.

Abstract: In a garment a breathable effect in breathable regions can be obtained despite a lack of direct contact with the skin of a wearer. The textile layer has at least one breathable region at a distance from the wearer's skin when the garment is worn, in which breathable region a plurality of thread tentacles, each designed in a single piece as an open loop, are brought out of individual second threads into the textile layer in such a way that each thread tentacle has two tentacle sections pointing away from the inner side of the textile layer and one central section extending along on the outer side. The tentacle sections of the thread tentacles can, when the garment is worn, be brought into direct contact with the surface of the wearer's skin, while the inner side of the textile layer remains at a distance from the skin surface in the region of the breathable region.

Abstract: A piece of sportswear with at least one controlled temperature zone which is made of a textile fabric structure that is shirred locally via tension zones so as to form webs. The webs are designed to contact the skin of the wearer on the interior of the fabric structure, and inner air channels are formed between the webs. At least one groove which forms an outer air channel is formed on the rear face of each of the webs on the shirred sheet structure. The controlled temperature zone is equipped with individualized controlled temperature elements which are contained in short webs separated from one another by lateral separation zones. Adjacent inner air channels are connected together by the separation zones, and the separation zones are laterally offset to one another between the controlled temperature elements such that the controlled temperature elements are arranged to at least partly overlap with respect to the length of the vertical body axis.

Abstract: A sock for use in athletic activities comprises at least one substantially rod-shaped pad (3) in the area of the ankle region of the sock. In preferred embodiments, the sock includes at least two such rod-shaped-pads, which are preferably of different lengths and arranged essentially parallel to one another. Preferably, air channels (25) are provided on at least one surface of the sock (e.g. made from a climate regulating knit mesh fabric). In other embodiments the sock includes at least one climate channel (26) is in the tread area (13) of the sock.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sock, especially for sport, that is padded in certain areas. The arrangement of the padding (2) on the sock (1) corresponds to the arrangement of the padding (4) on the shoe (3).

Abstract: This invention relates to a sock, in particular to be used of sporting activities, comprising cushioning in the vicinity of the Achilles tendon. Said cushioning is formed by at least two spacer cushion pads (24,25), placed on either side of the Achilles tendon and running alongside the latter.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sock, especially for use during sports activities. Said sock comprises cushions in the treading area (1). The cushions (2, 3, 4) are provided in the area of the outer and inner ball, in the heel area, and in the area of the outer instep. Intermediate spaces (6) are embodied between the cushions (2, 3, 4).

Abstract: The invention relates to a sock, especially for using during sport, at least one dehumidifying channel (26) being provided in the sole (13) of the sock. According to the invention, air ducts (25) can be provided on the inner leg side and/or the outer leg side of the sock, said air ducts being connected to at least on dehumidifying channel (26) in the sole (13) of the sock.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sock, especially a sock which is used in sports activities. The sole has rounded step area (13). The rounded step area (13) is advantageously dome shaped (131).

Abstract: The invention relates to a thermoregulating article of clothing, especially for wearing during sport activities such as jogging, skating, skiing or the like. Said article of clothing has at least one thermoregulating zone which can be formed inside the article of clothing from thermoregulating elements that are arranged as required. The invention also relates to a method for removing moisture from areas of the skin, especially during sport activities. To this end, a fabric comprising textile ribs is produced, said fabric guiding moisture away from the skin towards the textile surface by means of capillary action.