DE29700546U1 - Knit shoe - Google Patents

Description

•Murat Yakut

Poststrasse 26

D - 88416 Ochsenhausen

KNITTED SHOES

The invention relates to a knitted shoe.

When it comes to shoes, a distinction can generally be made between street shoes and slippers. Street shoes generally have a thicker sole than slippers and are generally more robust than the latter. However, both types of shoes generally have a sole that is connected to the actual shoe part in different ways. The disadvantage of such designs is that the connection between the sole and the shoe part is either very complex and therefore expensive, or this connection comes loose over time.

The object of the invention is to create a one-piece slipper without a sole and remaining shoe part, the tread of which can be thick and robust, and which is comfortable to wear and warms the feet.

According to the invention, this object is achieved by a knitted shoe in which one or more regularly knitted individual parts, each with a different number of stitches, are assembled together in the form of full fashion.

Alternatively, this task is solved by a knitted shoe in which one or more regularly knitted individual parts, each with a different number of stitches, are cut and assembled together.

The knitted shoe according to the invention is preferably designed in the form of a moccasin, in which the shaft is corded or sewn.

In the knitted shoe according to the invention, the feature that one or more regularly cut individual parts, each with a different number of stitches, are assembled together in the form of full fashion means that a plurality of individual parts are put together to form a shoe, which can contain different types of knitting, knitting patterns, knitting densities and knitting qualities. In particular, a regularly knitted individual part is used for the tread area, which is knitted very densely with a high number of stitches and is very thick in order to have a high degree of robustness. Other regularly knitted individual parts are knitted with such a number of stitches and such a density that they meet certain other requirements such as elasticity, stretchability,

Softness, warmth and pattern are enough. According to one embodiment of the knitted shoe according to the invention, these individual parts are assembled together in the form of full fashion, i.e. they are knitted together seamlessly or with a very small transition part. In this way, the knitted shoe according to the invention is made from one piece and has no connecting points that are sewn together.

According to an alternative, simplified embodiment of the knitted shoe according to the invention, the regularly knitted individual parts, each with a different number of stitches, are cut to fit one another and assembled together. In this way, a more cost-effective embodiment of the knitted shoe according to the invention is created, since the transition areas between individual parts, each with a different number of stitches, are simply assembled together.

In an important embodiment of the knitted shoe according to the invention, it is designed in the form of a moccasin, in which the shaft is corded or sewn. The shaft is the area that covers the area of the foot from the toes to the standing leg. The advantage of this embodiment is that the cording or sewing of the edges of the shaft area creates a dimensionally stable zone that gives the knitted shoe a distinctive, angular shape that makes it appear particularly attractive.

In the following, preferred embodiments of the knitted shoe according to the invention are explained using the figures of the drawing. They show:

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Fig. 1 shows a knitted shoe according to the invention in a side view;

Fig. 2 shows another knitted shoe according to the invention in a side view.

In the knitted shoe 10 shown in Fig. 1, a tightly woven and densely knitted tread surface 11 is made in the form of full fashion with a heel part 14 and a toe part 15. The toe part 15 is followed by a shaft 12 which is made together with the toe part 15, with the edges of the shaft 12 being corded with the help of a cord 13.

In the embodiment of a knitted shoe 10 according to the invention shown in Fig. 2, a tightly knitted tread surface 11 is assembled with a dimensionally stable knitted heel part 14 and a warming upper part 12 in the form of full fashion, so that this knitted shoe is designed as a single piece.

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Claims (3)

Protection claims 1. Knitted shoe, characterized in that one or more regularly knitted individual parts, each with a different number of stitches, are assembled together in the form of full fashion. 2. Knitted shoe, characterized in that one or more regularly knitted individual parts, each with a different number of stitches, are cut and assembled together. 3. Knitted shoe according to one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that the shoe has the shape of a moccasin in which the shaft is corded or sewn. * -kkk -k