Interfold tissue product

Abstract

An interfold tissue product comprises a tissue stack formed by stacking multiple tissue sheets, wherein each of the tissue sheets is folded in half at least twice, two opposite edges of each tissue sheet created after the first folding are not aligned and form staggered opposite edges, and according to a stacking order of the tissues, the staggered opposite edges ( 1′, 1 ″) of one tissue ( 1 ) in each pair of two adjacent tissues and the staggered opposite edges ( 2′, 2 ″) of the other tissue ( 2 ) in each pair of adjacent tissues are respectively located at two opposite sides of the tissue stack. Although the thickness of the staggered portions at the opposite edges of each tissue sheet is thinner than that of the remaining portions thereof, such difference in thickness does not accumulate when the tissue sheets are stacked, and the entire tissue stack still has a a uniform thickness, so as to ensure the tissue stack will not tilt to one side, and to guarantee a neat arrangement of the tissues, such that placement of the tissue stack is stable.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A folded tissue product, comprising a stack of tissues stacked by a plurality of tissues, each tissue being folded at least twice, and after a first folding, two opposite sides of each tissue being not aligned with each other to form staggered opposite sides, wherein according to a stacking order of the tissues, in each two adjacent tissues, the staggered opposite sides of one of the tissues and the staggered opposite sides of the other tissue are respectively located on two opposite sides of the stack of tissues. 
     
     
         2 . The folded tissue product of  claim 1 , wherein in the first folding of each tissue, a ratio of a width of a narrow part on one side of a fold line to a width of a wide part on the other side of the fold line is in a range from 1/2 to 3/4.