CN114304803A - Shoes that skeleton, shoes overcoat and mortise-tenon joint structural connection replace bonding and sewing up of shoes - Google Patents

Shoes that skeleton, shoes overcoat and mortise-tenon joint structural connection replace bonding and sewing up of shoes Download PDF

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CN114304803A
CN114304803A CN202111469876.7A CN202111469876A CN114304803A CN 114304803 A CN114304803 A CN 114304803A CN 202111469876 A CN202111469876 A CN 202111469876A CN 114304803 A CN114304803 A CN 114304803A
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The invention provides a shoe with a shoe framework, a shoe coat and a tenon-and-mortise structure which are connected instead of being bonded and sewn. The shoe with the bonded and sewn structure replaced by the connection of the shoe framework, the shoe outer sleeve and the tenon-and-mortise structure breaks through the permanent fixing mode of the vamp and the sole in the traditional production mode, the step of bonding or sewing the vamp and the sole is omitted in the production flow, the cleaning is convenient and fast, the production is efficient, the cost is low, the shoe is economical and practical, and the vamp can be replaced conveniently.

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Shoes that skeleton, shoes overcoat and mortise-tenon joint structural connection replace bonding and sewing up of shoes
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of shoes, in particular to a shoe with a shoe framework, a shoe coat and a tenon-and-mortise structure for connection instead of bonding and sewing.
Background
Shoes are necessities in life, various shoe making technologies are perfect, but most of the shoes are concentrated in the field of composite shoes formed by bonding, so that most of shoes on the market are composite shoes with permanently fixed soles and vamps, a large amount of glue is used for bonding and fixing in the manufacturing process of the shoes, and especially the using area of the bonding glue of the soles and the vamps can directly reduce the air permeability of the shoes; meanwhile, the permanently fixed composite form brings inconvenience for cleaning and incapability of replacing the shoe upper; due to the fact that the manufacturing process of the composite shoe is complex, a certain standard ordering amount is generally needed to evenly distribute the production cost of the single product, and the production mode easily causes inventory pressure.
Shoes are generally composed of a sole and an upper; the sole can be a general term including an outsole and a midsole, mainly has the functions of forming a protective barrier for preventing the sole from being damaged by a road object and simultaneously has the function of buffering the skeletal muscles of a human body; the vamp can be a general term for all parts above the sole, and can include vamp, lining, accessory, design thing, port treasure, shoelace etc. the vamp main function is fixed the foot on the sole, also can form a layer of protective barrier to foot and external environment simultaneously, for example keeps warm to keep out cold air, for example isolates branch weeds in the forest and plays the effect of preventing cutting the foot.
The vamp and the sole can be integrally formed shoes, or composite shoes formed by separately processing the vamp and the sole and combining the vamp and the sole together.
When the vamp and the sole are integrally formed, such as EVA slippers, tup sandals and the like, the mode relates to the design and development of the die, and then the die can be used for simple and rapid mass production. The limitation of this method is that the material of the vamp is fixed in the material that the sole can be processed, the material and the shape of the vamp are changed very little, and the function of the vamp is further limited. The disadvantage is single style, because the design is completely limited by the mould modeling; in addition, since the integrally molded shoe is made of a single foam material satisfying the characteristics of the sole, and cannot have elasticity, stretchability and flexibility as those of a textile fabric, there is a problem that the shoe cannot be fitted to a foot particularly and cannot follow the foot.
When the sole and the upper are two separate parts that are separately manufactured and then combined, the upper edge of the sole wraps the bottom of the upper, and the upper is permanently attached to the sole, mostly by gluing or stitching. In the bonding production process, various parts of the shoe are compounded through high-pollution chemical products such as chemical agents, adhesives and the like, and meanwhile, the processes of heating in an oven, shaping in a cold box and the like are involved; a large amount of forming equipment and chemical agents are needed to be purchased, the power utilization and fire prevention requirements in a forming workshop are high, the fixed investment, labor cost and the like of the forming workshop similarly hinder the expansion of the production scale, and the production cost and the production period of a shoemaking enterprise are greatly increased.
The current solutions to the above problems are mainly:
1. most of the existing composite shoes with non-permanent fixed uppers and soles adopt a linking structure designed between the uppers and the soles, and generally adopt zippers, buckles and the like.
2. In order to meet the requirements of different consumers, the known shoes with integrally formed soles and vamps can only solve the limitations by adding different modeling styles, such as sandals, sailing sports shoes, hole shoes, medical care shoes, chef shoes and the like;
3. the vamp of another kind of shoes is used as a detachable sock structure, and is mostly sleeved in the shoe body to play a role in keeping warm as an inner lining of the shoe.
The defects of the prior methods are respectively as follows:
1. the method adopting the link structure is not firm, once one part is damaged, the whole shoe cannot be used, and the operation is inconvenient, for example, the corner of the zipper is not smooth; generally, structures such as zipper/buckle/T-shaped buckle grooves and the like are fixed, the characteristics of breakage and reduction of firmness of upper surfaces exist, and the grooves with specific shapes can form dirt accumulation and are not easy to clean; inconvenient and easy to jam.
2. The shoe with the integrally formed sole and the vamp has no elasticity like a vamp made of textile fabric due to the limitation of materials, so that the shoe only can be designed to enlarge the circumference of the shoe in order to be suitable for the foot width of more people, and most of wearers are too big and not enough to follow the foot, so that the wearers can habitually walk with toe buckles, and the bone deformation is caused by an incorrect force exerting mode for a long time; secondly, the integrated shoe of the toe cap is formed, because of the limitation of the material, when toes touch the toe cap made of plastic, rubber or rubber plastic materials, foreign matters or extrusion feeling can be generated, and the toe cap is not flexible like the toe cap made of textile fabric.
3. The shoes with the detachable sock structures of the inner covers of the shoe bodies can be combined to replace a part of the vamp to a certain degree, but the sock vamps are soft and lack shaping parts, are not easy to fix in the shoe bodies, are easy to shift and are not easy to put on and take off.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects in the prior art, the invention provides a pair of shoes which are connected by a shoe framework, a shoe coat and a tenon-and-mortise structure instead of bonding and sewing, and the pair of shoes is convenient to clean, efficient to produce, low in cost, economical and practical, and the vamp of each shoe can be replaced.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention provides a shoe framework, which comprises a sole, a vamp supporting structure and a first mortise and tenon joint structure; the upper support structure is formed over the sole.
Preferably, the first mortise and tenon joint structure comprises at least one sole groove and at least two lugs, the lugs are formed on the bottom surface of the sole, and the sole groove is formed between two adjacent lugs.
Preferably, the first mortise and tenon joint structure comprises at least one through groove, and the through groove penetrates through two sides of the sole.
Preferably, the first mortise and tenon structure further comprises a toe cap groove, two shoe side grooves and a heel groove; the front end of the sole forms the toe cap groove, the two sides of the sole respectively form the shoe side grooves, and the rear end of the sole forms the heel groove.
Preferably, the toe recess, the quarter recess and the heel recess are connected in a loop.
Preferably, the first mortise and tenon structure further comprises at least two positioning protrusions, and the positioning protrusions are formed on one side of each of the two shoe side grooves.
Preferably, the upper support structure comprises one or any combination of a toe extension, an upper instep support, a heel extension and a shoehorn; the shoe toe extension part is formed at the front end of the top surface of the sole, the support frame at the instep of the shoe is formed on the side surface of the sole, the heel extension part is formed at the rear end of the top surface of the sole, and the shoehorn is formed on the heel extension part.
Preferably, the sole and the upper support structure are of foam material.
The invention relates to a shoe coat, which comprises a vamp and a second mortise and tenon structure formed at the bottom of the vamp; the second tenon-and-mortise structure is matched with the first tenon-and-mortise structure of the shoe framework; the second mortise and tenon structure comprises a bottom ring, at least one bottom sheet and at least two hollow parts; the bottom of the vamp is hollowed, the bottom ring is connected to the vamp, the bottom sheet is connected to the bottom ring or the vamp, and the bottom ring and the bottom sheet are matched to form the hollowed part; the bottom ring is matched with the toe cap groove, the two shoe side grooves and the heel groove; the bottom ring and the bottom plate are made of elastic wear-resistant materials.
Preferably, one end of the bottom sheet is connected to one side of the bottom ring or the upper, and the other end of the bottom sheet is detachably connected with the other side of the bottom ring or the upper through a connecting piece.
Preferably, the second mortise and tenon structure further comprises at least two positioning holes; the positioning holes are formed on two sides of the bottom ring respectively; the positioning hole is matched with the positioning bulge.
Preferably, the upper further comprises at least one tightening structure.
The invention relates to a shoe with tenon-and-mortise structure connection for replacing bonding and sewing, which comprises a shoe framework and a shoe coat; the shoe framework and the shoe outer sleeve are detachably connected through the first tenon-and-mortise structure and the second tenon-and-mortise structure; the shoe outer cover is coated outside the shoe framework; the bottom sheet is clamped in the groove of the sole, and the lug is arranged in the hollow part in a penetrating way and matched with the hollow part.
The invention relates to a shoe with tenon-and-mortise structure connection for replacing bonding and sewing, which comprises a shoe framework and a shoe coat; the shoe framework and the shoe outer sleeve are detachably connected through the first tenon-and-mortise structure and the second tenon-and-mortise structure; the shoe outer cover is coated outside the shoe framework; the bottom plate penetrates through the through groove.
Due to the adoption of the technical scheme, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
in the production aspect: the production link of permanently fixing the shoe upper and the shoe sole is not needed, the production flow is simplified, and the labor, material and time costs are saved; the production and inventory backlog is reduced, the sole and the vamp are not bonded by glue, and the shoe is healthy and environment-friendly.
In the aspect of wearing and using: through the matching of the first tenon-and-mortise structure and the second tenon-and-mortise structure, the shoe coat and the shoe framework can be disassembled and cleaned, the shoe coat can be washed like common clothes by a machine, and the shoe framework can be washed by water; the shoe outer cover can be freely replaced, so that different use requirements of consumers are met; the tenon-and-mortise connection structure bonded by non-glue has good air permeability and is beneficial to foot health.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the structure of a shoe frame according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a top view of a shoe frame according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a shoe frame according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the structure of an outer cover of a shoe according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of an outer cover of a shoe according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of a shoe with a mortise and tenon joint structure instead of bonding and sewing according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic structural view of a shoe frame according to a second embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a schematic structural view of an outer cover for a shoe according to a second embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a schematic structural view of a shoe according to a second embodiment of the present invention, wherein the shoe is connected by a mortise and tenon joint structure instead of being glued and sewn;
FIG. 10 is a schematic view showing the structure of a footwear frame according to a third embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 11 is a schematic view of the structure of an outer cover of a third embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 12 is a schematic structural view of a shoe according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention, wherein the shoe is connected by a mortise and tenon joint structure instead of being glued and sewn;
fig. 13 is a perspective view of a shoe in which the tenon-and-mortise structure connection is substituted for bonding and sewing according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
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The following description of the preferred embodiments of the present invention will be provided in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, fig. 1 to 13, and will make the functions and features of the present invention better understood.
Referring to fig. 1 to 3, a shoe frame 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention includes a sole 11, a vamp support structure 12, and a first mortise and tenon structure; an upper support structure 12 is formed on the sole 11; the first mortise and tenon structure comprises a sole groove 111 and two lugs 112, the lugs 112 are formed on the bottom surface of the sole 11, and the sole groove 111 is formed between two adjacent lugs 112.
The first mortise and tenon structure further comprises a toe cap groove 114, two shoe side grooves 115 and a heel groove 116; the front end of the sole 11 forms a toe-box groove 114, both sides of the sole 11 form a shoe-side groove 115, respectively, and the rear end of the sole 11 forms a heel-box groove 116.
The toe recess 114, the quarter recess 115 and the heel recess 116 are connected in a loop.
The first mortise and tenon structure further comprises two positioning protrusions 117, and the positioning protrusions 117 are respectively formed on one side of the two shoe side grooves 115.
The upper support structure 12 includes a toe extension 121, a vamp instep support shelf 122, a heel extension 123, and a shoehorn 124; the toe cap extension 121 is formed at the front end of the top surface of the sole 11, the vamp instep support 122 is formed at the top surface of the sole 11, the heel extension 123 is formed at the rear end of the top surface of the sole 11, and the shoehorn 124 is formed on the heel extension 123.
The shoe framework 1 is preferably integrally formed by adopting a single material, and is preferably integrally formed by adopting EVA foaming and injection molding; or the parts can be produced separately and then compounded into a whole.
Wherein the integrated into one piece's shoe frame 1, sole 11 and vamp support structure 12 adopt foam material, like: PU, EVA, PVC, EPR or rubber are foamed or are foamed together by PU, EVA, PVC, EPR and rubber.
Preferably, the EVA foaming material is used, and the weight of the EVA foaming material is about 1/3 less than that of the conventional material. In other embodiments, certain recycled materials may be mixed. The sole 11 and the upper support structure 12 may be made in one piece from the same material; or a combination of materials.
Referring to fig. 1, 4-5, a shoe cover 2 according to a first embodiment of the present invention includes a shoe upper 21 and a second mortise and tenon structure formed at the bottom of the shoe upper 21; the second tenon-and-mortise structure is matched with the first tenon-and-mortise structure of the shoe framework 1 in the embodiment; the second mortise and tenon structure comprises a bottom ring 22, a bottom sheet 23 and two hollow parts 24; the bottom of the vamp 21 is hollowed, the bottom ring 22 is connected with the bottom edge of the vamp 21, the bottom sheet 23 is connected between the two sides of the bottom ring 22, and the bottom ring 22 and the bottom sheet 23 are matched to form two hollowed parts 24; the bottom sheet 23 is matched with the sole groove 111; the bottom ring 22 is matched with a toe cap groove 114, two shoe side grooves 115 and a heel groove 116; the bottom ring 22 and the bottom sheet 23 are made of elastic wear-resistant materials, preferably rubber materials;
the second mortise and tenon structure further comprises two positioning holes 26; a positioning hole 26 is respectively formed on two sides of the bottom ring 22; the positioning hole 26 is engaged with the positioning boss 117.
The vamp 21 further comprises at least one tightening structure, which may be a simple elastic fabric for fastening instep, a matching structure of shoelace and shoe hole, a hook and loop fastener structure, an elastic structure, a button mechanism, and a zipper structure, and may be one or a combination of the above. In this embodiment, the tightening structure includes a lace opening 27 and a lace 28.
Referring to fig. 1 to 6, a shoe with a mortise and tenon joint structure instead of bonding and sewing according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a shoe frame 1 according to the embodiment and a shoe cover 2 according to the embodiment; the shoe framework 1 and the shoe outer cover 2 are detachably connected through a first tenon-and-mortise structure and a second tenon-and-mortise structure; the shoe coat 2 is coated outside the shoe framework 1; the bottom sheet 23 is clamped in the sole groove 111, and the projection 112 is inserted into the hollow portion 24 to match with the hollow portion 24.
The upper support structure 12 serves, among other things, to support the outer shell 2, giving the upper a basic fixed shape, similar to a shoe heel counter in conventional footwear, which serves as a fixed support. The shoehorn 124 plays a role of a handle for wearing shoes to facilitate shoe lifting, and can also be used as a slideway for sliding feet into shoes to facilitate putting on and taking off.
The bottom ring 22 and the bottom sheet 23 are made of elastic wear-resistant material, preferably rubber material, so that they can be tightly clamped in the toe box groove 114, the two shoe side grooves 115 and the heel box groove 116, thereby fixing the outer shoe cover 2 and sealing to a certain extent.
The upper 21 may have a structure for fastening the upper 21, such as laces 28 and eyelets 27, or other structures, such as elastic bands, velcro tapes, etc. The upper 21 may be formed of an elastic material or a textile fabric.
When the shoe is worn, the formed shoe outer cover 2 is sleeved outside the shoe framework 1, wherein the bottom sheet 23 is matched and connected with the shoe sole groove 111 tenon-and-mortise structure, the bottom ring 22 is matched and connected with the toe cap groove 114, the heel groove 116 and the shoe side groove 115 tenon-and-mortise structure, and the vamp 21 wraps the toe cap extension part 121, the vamp instep support frame 122 and the heel extension part 123. The vamp 21 needs to be removed for replacement or cleaned by simply removing the outer cover 2. The shoe coat 2 can be washed by a machine, the shoe framework 1 can be washed by water, and the cleaning mode is convenient, efficient, easy and quick to dry and difficult to cause shoe deformation.
Referring to fig. 7 to 9, a second embodiment of the present invention is a shoe frame 1, which has a substantially same structure as the first embodiment except that two sole grooves 111 and three lugs 112 are formed on the bottom surface of the sole 11.
The shoe outer cover 2 of the second embodiment of the invention has basically the same structure as the first embodiment, and is different from the first embodiment in that the shoe outer cover comprises two bottom sheets 23, and the bottom ring 22 and the bottom sheets 23 are matched to form three hollowed-out parts 24.
The shoe with the tenon-and-mortise structure connection instead of bonding and sewing in the second embodiment of the invention has basically the same structure as the first embodiment, and is different from the first embodiment in that the shoe frame 1 and the shoe coat 2 in the second embodiment are included.
Referring to fig. 10 to 11, a frame 1 of a third embodiment of the present invention has substantially the same structure as the first embodiment, except that a sole groove 111 is formed in a bottom surface of a sole 11 in a lateral direction and a sole groove 111 is formed in a longitudinal direction; the bottom surface of the sole 11 is formed with three lugs 112.
The shoe coat 2 of the third embodiment of the invention has basically the same structure as the first embodiment, and is characterized by comprising two bottom plates 23, wherein one bottom plate 23 is arranged along the transverse direction, and the other bottom plate 23 is arranged along the longitudinal direction; the bottom ring 22 and the bottom sheet 23 are matched to form a three-hollowed-out part 24.
The third embodiment of the invention relates to a shoe with a tenon-and-mortise structure connection instead of bonding and sewing, which has a structure basically the same as that of the first embodiment, and is different from the first embodiment in that the shoe comprises a shoe framework 1 and a shoe outer cover 2.
Referring to fig. 12 to 13, a shoe frame 1 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention has a structure substantially the same as the first embodiment, except that the first mortise and tenon structure includes at least one through groove 113, and the through groove 113 penetrates through two sides of the sole 11.
The shoe outer cover 2 according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention has substantially the same structure as the first embodiment, except that one end of the bottom sheet 23 is connected to one side of the foundation ring 22, and the other end of the bottom sheet 23 is detachably connected to the other side of the foundation ring 22 by a connecting member.
The fourth shoe of the embodiment of the invention, which is connected by the tenon-and-mortise structure instead of bonding and sewing, has the same structure as the first embodiment, and is different from the first embodiment in that the fourth shoe comprises a shoe framework 1 and a shoe coat 2; the shoe framework 1 and the shoe outer cover 2 are detachably connected through a first tenon-and-mortise structure and a second tenon-and-mortise structure; the shoe coat 2 is coated outside the shoe framework 1; the bottom sheet 23 is inserted into the through groove 113.
While the present invention has been described in detail and with reference to the embodiments thereof as illustrated in the accompanying drawings, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made therein. Therefore, certain details of the embodiments are not to be interpreted as limiting, and the scope of the invention is to be determined by the appended claims.

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1. A shoe framework is characterized by comprising a sole, a vamp supporting structure and at least one first mortise and tenon joint structure; the upper support structure is formed over the sole.
2. The shoe frame of claim 1 wherein the first mortise and tenon structure comprises at least one sole groove and at least two lugs, the lugs being formed on a bottom surface of the sole, the sole groove being formed between two adjacent lugs.
3. The shoe frame of claim 1 wherein the first mortise and tenon structure includes at least one through slot extending through both sides of the sole.
4. The shoe frame of claim 2 or 3 wherein the first mortise and tenon construction further comprises a toe recess, two shoe side recesses and a heel recess; the front end of the sole forms the toe cap groove, the two sides of the sole respectively form the shoe side grooves, and the rear end of the sole forms the heel groove.
5. The shoe frame of claim 4 wherein the toe recess, the quarter recess and the heel recess are connected in a loop.
6. The shoe frame of claim 5, wherein the first mortise and tenon structure further comprises at least two positioning protrusions, and the positioning protrusions are formed on one side of each of the two shoe side grooves.
7. The shoe frame of claim 6 wherein the upper support structure comprises one or any combination of a toe extension, an upper instep support shelf, a heel extension, and a shoehorn; the shoe toe extension part is formed at the front end of the top surface of the sole, the support frame at the instep of the shoe is formed on the side surface of the sole, the heel extension part is formed at the rear end of the top surface of the sole, and the shoehorn is formed on the heel extension part.
8. The shoe armature of claim 6, wherein the sole and the upper support structure are formed of a foam material.
9. A shoe coat is characterized by comprising a vamp and a second mortise and tenon joint structure formed at the bottom of the vamp; the second mortise and tenon structure is matched with the first mortise and tenon structure of the shoe framework in claim 6; the second mortise and tenon structure comprises a bottom ring, at least one bottom sheet and at least two hollow parts; the bottom of the vamp is hollowed, the bottom ring is connected to the vamp, the bottom sheet is connected to the bottom ring or the vamp, and the bottom ring and the bottom sheet are matched to form the hollowed part; the bottom ring is matched with the toe cap groove, the two shoe side grooves and the heel groove; the bottom ring and the bottom plate are made of elastic wear-resistant materials.
10. The shoe outer of claim 9, wherein one end of the bottom piece is connected to one side of the bottom ring or the upper, and the other end of the bottom piece is detachably connected to the other side of the bottom ring or the upper through a connecting member.
11. The shoe cover of claim 9 or 10, wherein said second mortise and tenon structure further comprises at least two positioning holes; the positioning holes are formed on two sides of the bottom ring respectively; the positioning hole is matched with the positioning bulge.
12. The shoe outer of claim 11, wherein the upper further comprises at least one tightening structure.
13. A shoe with mortise and tenon joint structure instead of gluing and sewing, comprising the shoe frame of claim 2 and the shoe cover of claim 9; the shoe framework and the shoe outer sleeve are detachably connected through the first tenon-and-mortise structure and the second tenon-and-mortise structure; the shoe outer cover is coated outside the shoe framework; the bottom sheet is clamped in the groove of the sole, and the lug is arranged in the hollow part in a penetrating way and matched with the hollow part.
14. A shoe with mortise and tenon joint structure instead of gluing and sewing, comprising the shoe frame of claim 3 and the shoe cover of claim 10; the shoe framework and the shoe outer sleeve are detachably connected through the first tenon-and-mortise structure and the second tenon-and-mortise structure; the shoe outer cover is coated outside the shoe framework; the bottom plate penetrates through the through groove.
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