JP2005144016A - Slipper - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a slipper used only by inserting tiptoes, and usable by wearing in surely in response to various operations without becoming stuffy in an upper, and without remaining of a dust in the instep cover. <P>SOLUTION: This slipper S has an outsole 10, a midsole 20 and the upper 30. The upper 30 is formed in a wide belt shape. A part of the tip side 30b of this upper 30 is fastened to the midsole 20. The slipper is worn in by receiving a rising upper part 30C from this fastening upper 30B between a big toe 51 and a second toe 52. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a slipper that can be used for wearing so as to be in close contact with a foot when used.

  Various types of slippers corresponding to various usage purposes and usage modes and the like are provided in a manner in which each design is elaborated.

  However, in this type of slipper, it can be used only by inserting the tip of the foot into the cylindrical space formed between the slipper bottom and the upper shell. When walking, etc., there is little space between the slipper and the foot, it is difficult to follow reliable and quick movements such as going up and down stairs and walking, etc. I sometimes left.

  In addition, many of these various slippers have a shape in which the tip portion is blocked, and the inflow and outflow of air from a portion other than the instep opening of the upper cannot be expected. There was sometimes stuffiness inside.

  From this point, it can be used for wearing by simply inserting the tip of the foot into it, and during use, it does not cause steaming in the upper and the residue of dust etc. in the upper In addition, there has been a need to provide slippers that can reliably perform various operations such as walking with different forms and climbing up and down stairs.

  The main problem to be solved by the present invention is that it can be used for wearing by simply inserting the tip of the foot. This is a slipper that does not perform, and is in a wearing state that can reliably cope with various operations.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the slipper according to the present invention is a slipper having an outer bottom, an insole and an upper, and the upper is in the form of a wide band. A part of the front end side of the cover is fixed to the insole, and the rising upper cover part from the fixed cover part is received between the thumb and the second finger. It was supposed to be.

  In such a slipper, it can be used for wearing by simply inserting the tip of the foot, and it does not cause stuffiness in the instep and does not leave dust etc. It can be used in a wearing state that can reliably cope with various operations.

  In the slipper according to the above-described configuration, the slipper is fixed so that a part of the front end side of the upper is in contact with the insole in a planar shape. The upper part of the upper part of the upper part sewn so as to be in contact with the surface shape functions so as to make convenient contact with the thumb and the second finger, and the slipper is familiar to the foot. It can be used in the state.

  Further, in the slipper according to the above configuration, a part of the front end side of the upper is fixed in a line with respect to the insole from the front end side of the upper toward the wearing mouth side of the upper In the slippers, the thumb and the second finger face each other on the inner surface of each rising upper part that stands up from the portion fixed linearly to the insole. The slippers can be used in a state familiar to the feet.

  Further, in the slipper according to the above-described configuration, the auxiliary piece fixed to the lower surface on the front end side of the upper shell is pulled out downward through the slit provided in the insole, and this pull-out assist In a slipper characterized in that a piece is fixed to the insole, the upper can be fixed to the insole using an auxiliary piece, and the upper is securely fixed to the insole. Can be worn.

  Further, in the slipper according to the above-described configuration, the upper shell includes the fixing armor portion with respect to the insole, and the valley shape gradually decreases from the fixing armor portion toward the loading mouth side. In the slipper characterized by having a portion, it is possible to configure a slipper having a relatively clean outer shape without a useless wrinkle.

  In the slipper according to the present invention, the slipper can be used by simply inserting the foot into the cylindrical wearing space formed between the insole and the upper, and the wearing. There is no steaming with use, no accumulation of dust or the like in the instep, and the wearing operation of the slipper having a good wearing feeling can be made in various operations.

  Hereinafter, a slipper according to the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail.

  1 to 7 show a slipper S according to the best mode for carrying out the present invention, and FIG. 1 shows the slipper S used as a pair as viewed from above, and shows a foot of a foot worn. The state is indicated by a virtual line. 2 shows the slipper S viewed obliquely from above, FIG. 3 shows a longitudinal section of the slipper S cut in the longitudinal direction, and FIG. 4 shows a longitudinal section of the slipper S cut in the width direction. The worn foot is indicated by a virtual line. In FIG. 5, the upper material is viewed obliquely from the upper side, in FIG. 6, the state in one molding step of this upper material is viewed from obliquely upward, and in FIG. 7, the upper formed by this upper material is viewed from obliquely upward. It is shown as viewed. 8 to 11 show a slipper S according to another best mode for carrying out the invention. FIG. 8 shows the slipper S used as the pair as viewed from above, and the slipper S is worn. The state of the foot is indicated by a virtual line. 9, the slipper S is viewed obliquely from above. In FIG. 10, the slipper S is cut in the longitudinal direction, and in FIG. 11, the slipper S is cut in the width direction. The worn foot is indicated by a virtual line. FIGS. 12 to 16 show a slipper S according to still another best mode for carrying out the invention. FIG. 12 shows the slipper S used as the pair as viewed from above, and is worn. The state of the leg is indicated by a virtual line. 13 shows the slipper S viewed obliquely from above, FIG. 14 shows a state of a longitudinal section obtained by cutting the slipper S in the longitudinal direction, and FIG. 15 shows a state of a longitudinal section obtained by cutting the slipper S in the width direction. The worn foot is indicated by a virtual line. In FIG. 16, the state which isolate | separated the components which comprise this slipper S is shown as seen from diagonally upward.

The slipper S according to the best mode for carrying out the present invention is typically a slipper S including an outer base 10, an insole 20, and an upper 30, wherein the upper 30 is wide. Further, a part of the tip side 30b of the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20, and the rising upper part 30C from the fixed upper part 30B is connected to the thumb 51 and the second finger. A pair of left and right slippers S is characterized in that it is worn so as to be received between the pair of slippers S. (For convenience of explanation, in this specification, explanation is made on one side of the slippers S used in a pair, and explanation on the other side having the same configuration is omitted.)

  The slipper S configured as described above may be a slipper S that can be used for any purpose as long as the slipper S has the above-described configuration, and may be a slipper S that can be used in any manner. S may be composed of any material, and may be configured in any form as long as it has the above-described structure.

  It is noted that the upper 30 is a wide area that can conveniently cover the upper portion of the foot 50 when the foot 50 is placed on the insole 20 and hook the slipper S on the foot 50 together with the insole 20. As long as it is a strip having a width, it may be formed of any material, may be configured by any technique, and may be configured in any shape.

    A part of the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20 when the slipper S is used when the rising upper part 30C from the fixed upper part 30B fixed to the insole 20 is used. As long as it can be conveniently pinched between 51 and the second finger 52, it may be fastened by any means, and may be fastened in any manner.

    In the slipper S configured as described above, the standing upper cover portion 30C is sandwiched between the thumb 51 and the second finger 52 simply by inserting the foot 50 into the slip-in opening of the slipper S. It can be used in such a manner, and steaming does not occur in the upper 30 during use, and there is no problem that dust or the like remains in the upper 30.

  Further, in the slipper S according to the above-described configuration, a configuration in which a part of the front end side 30b of the upper 30 is fixed by a fixing means such as sewing so as to come into contact with the insole 20 in a planar shape. In the slipper S, the rising upper portion 30C of the upper portion 30B that is fixed to the upper portion 30 that is fixed so as to be in contact with the surface shape in combination with the above features is the thumb 51. And the second finger 52 conveniently and in close contact with each other, and the slipper S can be used in a state familiar to the foot 50.

  Further, in the slipper S according to the above-described configuration, a part of the front end side 30b of the upper 30 is partly attached to the insole 20 from the front end 30b of the upper 30 to the wearing mouth side 30a of the upper 30. In the slipper S configured to be fixed linearly by appropriate means such as sewing toward the upper side, the slipper S is erected from the stationary armor portion 30B linearly fixed to the insole 20. The surface of each rising upper part 30C can be used so that the surfaces of the thumb 51 and the second finger 52 facing each other are in contact with each other, and the slipper S is used in a state familiar to the foot 50. Can do.

  Further, in the slipper S according to the above configuration, an auxiliary piece 30F that is fixed to the lower surface of the front end side 30b of the upper shell 30 by appropriate means such as sewing is provided in the slit provided in the insole 20. In the slipper S that is drawn downward through 20b and that has the pull-out auxiliary piece 30F fixed to the insole 20, the upper 30 is attached to the instep 30 with respect to the insole 20. The slipper S that can be effectively attached and used and can be securely attached to the midsole 20 of the upper 30 can be configured.

  Further, in the slipper S according to the above-described configuration, the upper 30 is gradually shallower from the fixing armor portion 30B to the loading mouth side 30a including the fixing armor portion 30B with respect to the insole 20. In the slipper S configured to include the valley-shaped portion 30 </ b> D that is configured, the slipper S including the upper 30 having a relatively clean outer shape without unnecessary wrinkles can be configured.

  (1) A slipper S according to a typical first best mode for carrying out the invention shown in FIGS. 1 to 7 will be described.

  The slipper S according to the first exemplary best form shown in FIGS. 1 to 7 is a slipper S having an outer bottom 10, an insole 20, and an upper 30, wherein the upper 30 is It is a wide belt-like shape, and a part of the front end 30b of the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20, and the rising upper portion 30C from the fixed upper portion 30B is connected to the thumb 51. It is prepared as a set of left and right configured to be worn between the second finger 52 and received.

  The slipper S includes a stationary armor portion 30B that is sewn with a sewing thread 41 so that a part of the front end side 30b of the upper shell 30 contacts the inner bottom 20 in a planar shape. Further, typically, the upper 30 is gradually shallower from the fixing armor portion 30B to the wearing mouth side 30a including the fixing armor portion 30B with respect to the insole 20. The configuration includes a valley-shaped portion 30D.

  The slipper S typically has an outer bottom 10 that constitutes a slipper bottom that is convenient for placing the foot 50 on it, and is located on the outer bottom 10 so that the sole portion of the foot 50 is front-rear and left-right. An insole 20 that resembles a foot shape that can be placed so as to leave a margin, and an upper 30 provided on the insole 20 so as to cover the instep portion of the foot 50 when the slipper S is used. Specifically, the upper portion 30 with the toe side opened, that is, the cylindrical portion into which the foot 50 can be inserted from the wearing mouth side 30a toward the distal end side 30b is the insole 20 It is set as the structure provided with the wide strip | belt-shaped upper cover 30 comprised with it.

  The outer bottom 10 constituting the slipper bottom typically has a shape resembling a foot shape that can be placed with the sole portion of the foot 50 left and right and left and right, and will be described. Any configuration can be used as long as it can form the slipper bottom together with the insole 20, and the illustrated example has conditions such as a thickness suitable for maintaining a predetermined shape. A plate-shaped outer bottom body 11 and a lower sheet material 12 that covers the lower surface of the outer bottom body 11 and the side end surface continuous with the outer bottom body 11 and is fixed to the peripheral side portion on the upper surface side. The outer bottom 10 is configured by providing the lower sheet material 12 so as to be integrated with the outer bottom main body 11 by bonding, sewing, or other appropriate means.

  The midsole 20 that forms the slipper bottom together with the outer bottom 10 may have any configuration as long as it can form the slipper bottom together with the outer bottom 10. In this illustrated example, It is made into the shape which can be prepared in the state of superimposition on the outer base 10, and it is set as the structure provided with the upper 30 in the part into which the upper of the leg | foot 50 put in is stored.

  The insole 20 is in the form of a plate having a thickness suitable for maintaining a shape resembling a foot shape that can be placed with the sole portion of the foot 50 left and right and left and right. A bottom main body 21, a collar core 22 provided on the bottom side of the midsole body 21 and in a state of being superimposed on the bottom surface side of the midsole body 21, and an upper surface side of the midsole body 21 The top sheet material 23 provided in a superposed state, the insole body 21 and the core material 22 in a superposed state, the peripheral side surface of the top sheet material 23, and the top sheet material 23 continuous to the peripheral side surface. A tape-shaped material 24 is provided so as to cover a part of the upper surface and the core material 22 continuous to the peripheral side surface and a part of the lower surface of the midsole body 21. In addition, the heel core material 22 is configured to gradually reduce the thickness from the heel side end of the insole 20 toward the toe side, and the upper surface of the insole 20 of the slipper S is formed on the slipper S. When wearing, the heel side is configured to be higher than the toe side.

  The insole body 21, the core material 22 and the top sheet material 23 may be integrated by any means as long as they are appropriately integrated. The upper sheet material 23 is attached to the upper surface of the midsole main body 21 provided with the core core material 22 and is integrally bonded to the main body 21, and the midsole main body 21 and the core core material 22 in a superposed state are attached. In addition, one side edge portion of the tape-like material 24 covering the peripheral side surface of the upper-surface sheet material 23 is attached to the upper-surface circumferential side portion of the upper-surface sheet material 23, and the attachment portion of the tape-like material 24 and the upper-surface sheet The material 23, the insole body 21 and the heel core material 22 are integrally formed by sewing, and the other side edge of the tape-like material 24 is integrally formed with the skeleton core material 22 and the insole body 21. The insole is adhered to the lower peripheral side Etc. constituting 0 to configure by suitable means.

  Next, the upper 30 constituting the slipper S smoothly puts the foot 50 so that the upper of the foot 50 is in close contact with the upper 30 between the insole 20 when the slipper S is used. As long as it has a form that can conveniently form a space that can be accommodated, it may be made of any material and in any shape.

  The upper 30 provided on the insole 20 is typically provided in front of the buttocks on the insole 20 so as to cover the upper part of the slipping foot 50 of the slipper S, and the toe side. Is in a released state, that is, as a wide belt-like shape. Then, a part of the upper 30 on the tip side 30 b of the upper 30, that is, the opposite side of the so-called “mounting mouth side 30 a” of the upper 30, that is, the toe side of the slipper S, is stopped on the inner bottom 20. It is as a worn configuration.

  The upper 30 provided on the insole 20 is provided so that both side edges 30E are fixed along the respective longitudinal edges of the insole 20 and are formed in an arc shape on the width side of the insole 20. The upper 30 is formed with an arc having a size that is intimately and in close contact with the upper portion of the foot 50 to be worn along the surface of the midsole 20. That is, the upper 30 constitutes a cylindrical portion together with the insole 20 so that it is convenient to put on the slipper S, and the front end side 30b of the upper 30 provided in the arc shape. Is fixed to the insole 20, and the rising upper cover portion 30 </ b> C standing from the fixed upper cover portion 30 </ b> B is positioned between the thumb 51 and the second finger 52. The structure is such that the foot 50 can be inserted into the upper 30 and used.

  The upper 30 that forms a wide band forming the slipper S typically has both side edges 30E of the upper 30, that is, the side edges of the upper 30 along the direction in which the foot 50 is worn. Each of the portions 30E is arranged between the tape-like material 24 and the upper sheet material 23 constituting the midsole 20 with respect to the edge 20a along the longitudinal edge of the midsole 20 corresponding to the side edge 30E. It is sewn to the insole 20 so as to be sandwiched between the two, and has an arc shape projecting upward from the insole 20. That is, the wear mouth side 30a of the upper 30 has an arc shape that projects the edge 30a 'of the wear mouth side 30a toward the upper part of the midsole 20, and the wear mouth side 30a. The edge 30b ′ of the tip side 30b of the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20 in a state where a part of the tip side 30b is fixed to the insole 20. It is in the shape of an arc that projects toward the surface.

  And it fixed to the edge part 20a along the longitudinal direction in the said insole 20 which fixed to the insole 20B of the tip side 30b in the said insole 20 with which the insole 20 was equipped, and the said insole 20 A thumb 51 is formed in one space formed by the upper portion and the insole 20 configured to form an arc shape with the side edge portion 30E, and a finger other than the thumb 51, that is, a second space is formed in the other space. By inserting a finger to a fifth finger, the rising upper portion 30C from the stationary upper portion 30B can be received between the thumb 51 and the second finger 52.

  The slipper S is configured by integrally fixing the insole 20 having the upper 30 on the outer bottom 10 having such a configuration in an overlapping state. The outer base 10 and the insole 20 can be integrally fastened by any means as long as the outer base 10 and the insole 20 can be integrated. The fastening is integrated with one kind of fastening means or two or more kinds of fastening means. For example, the lower surface of the midsole 20 provided with the upper 30 is bonded to the upper surface of the outer bottom 10, and the outer bottom 10 and the midsole 20 in the tape-like material 24 portion provided on the upper surface of the upper surface sheet material 23 The slipper S is formed by sewing together

  In the slipper S according to the illustrated example, the upper 30 is constituted by an upper 30 'having a core 33 between the upper and lower fabrics 31 and 32, and the upper 30'. A part of the front end side 30b of the upper 30 constituted by is fixed by sewing so as to come into contact with the insole 20 in a planar shape.

  The stationary armor portion 30B with respect to the midsole 20 of the upper 30 constituting the slipper S has a substantially triangular shape, and a substantially central portion on the tip side 30b of the upper 30 or a little laterally from this central portion. In the illustrated example, the upper 30 is formed along each side of the triangular shape so as to form a triangular shape having an edge 30b ″ continuous with the tip edge 30b ′ as one side. Is sewn to the insole 20.

  The upper 30 where the front end side 30b is fixed to the midsole 20 by such a fixed upper cover 30B includes the fixed upper cover 30B having the triangular shape, and constitutes the fixed upper cover 30B. It is configured to include a valley-shaped portion 30D that gradually becomes shallower from the two sides toward the mouth side 30a so that the continuous portion of the other two sides excluding the edge 30b ″ is a valley line. 30 C of standing armor part 30B which constitutes shape-like part 30D is received between thumb 51 and the 2nd finger 52, and it is set as the composition which can put on slipper S concerned.

  In the slipper S configured as described above, the tip side 30b of the upper 30 in the slipper S is divided into right and left by the rising upper part 30C from the stationary armor part 30B, and each has an arc shape. A branch arc-shaped upper portion 30Ab having a tip edge 30b 'is provided so as to branch from the arc-shaped upper portion 30Aa constituting the mouth side 30a, and one side of the branch arc-shaped upper portion 30Ab is a thumb. The other side of 51 is used as the insertion space for the second to fifth fingers.

  In the slipper S configured as described above, the first upper 51 and the thumb 51 of the foot 50 into which the rising upper part 30C from the stationary upper part 30B constituting the valley-shaped part 30D is inserted into the upper part 30 are connected. It is smoothly and reliably received between the two fingers 52.

  In the upper 30 provided with the valley-shaped portion 30D including the stationary armor portion 30B, the arc-shaped armor portion 30Aa and the branched arc-shaped armor portion 30Ab are formed in a smooth state from the stationary armor portion 30B. The slipper S having a good appearance can be formed without causing unnecessary wrinkles in the rising upper cover portion 30C from the stationary upper cover portion 30B.

  5-7 shows an example of the structure of the upper 30 provided with this trough-shaped part 30D, Comprising: As shown in FIG. 5, upper material 30 'which comprises the upper 30 is shown. Slightly wider than the upper 30 formed on the slipper S, and in the upper 30 from the edge 30'a 'on the side at the substantially central portion on the side that becomes the wearing mouth side 30a. A rectangular cut-shaped portion 30′A that is recessed toward the side 30′b that becomes the distal end side 30b is prepared, and the cut-shaped portion 30 is formed from the edge 30′a ′ in the cut-shaped portion 30′A. The facing edge 30'Aa and the edge 30'Aa reaching the inner inner edge 30'Ab of 'A are stitched 30'Ac, and the inner inner edge 30'Ab of the cut-shaped portion 30'A is Fold the upper 30 'part on the side 30'b that becomes the tip side 30b In this state, the inner back edge 30'Ab is folded at the center, and the inner back edge 30'Ab is stitched together 30'Ad to prepare the upper 30 having the shape shown in FIG. The upper 30 in the state shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4 by fixing the upper 30 to the insole 20 by the above-described method so as to have the shape shown in FIG. It is provided with a stop armor portion 30B, and a valley-like portion 30D that includes the stop armor portion 30B and is gradually shallower from the stop armor portion 30B toward the wearing mouth side 30a. The upper 30 of the slipper S that includes the upper 30Ab and the arc-shaped upper 30Aa and can insert the rising upper 30C from the stationary upper 30B between the thumb 51 and the second finger 52 is configured. .

  In addition, the above-described upper material 30 ′ is formed of the upper material 30 ′ in accordance with the shape and dimensions of the upper material 30 ′ and the cut-shaped portion 30′A included in the upper material 30 ′. When the covering 30 is provided on the insole 20, the upper covering material which is in a valley folded state on the side 30′b which becomes the distal end side 30b from the inner back edge 30′Ab in the cut-shaped portion 30′A 7 can be fixed to the insole 20 in the state shown in FIG. 7, and the leg 50 which is convenient for using the slipper S by the insole 20 and the upper 30 provided on the insole 20 is provided. An insertion space is configured, and the rising upper portion 30C from the stationary upper portion 30B can be conveniently inserted between the thumb 51 and the second finger 52.

  (2) A slipper S according to a typical second best mode for carrying out the invention shown in FIGS. 8 to 11 will be described.

  A slipper S according to a typical second best mode shown in FIGS. 8 to 11 is a slipper S including an outer bottom 10, an insole 20, and an upper 30. It is a wide belt-like shape, and a part of the front end 30b of the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20, and the rising upper portion 30C from the fixed upper portion 30B is connected to the thumb 51. It is prepared as a set of left and right configured to be worn between the second finger 52 and received.

  And this slipper S is linear from the front end side 30b of the upper 30 to the wear opening side 30a of the upper 30 with respect to the insole 20 with respect to the insole 20. The armor portion 30B is sewn with a sewing thread 41 so as to be in contact with the armor. Further, typically, the armor portion 30 includes the armor portion 30B to the insole 20. In this configuration, the valley-shaped portion 30D is formed so as to gradually become shallower from the to-be-covered armor portion 30B toward the wearing mouth side 30a.

  In the slipper S according to this illustrated example, the upper 30 is placed on the tip side 30b of the upper side 30b from the edge 30b '' continuous with the edge 30b ′ of the tip side 30b. A to-be-covered armor portion 30B is formed by sewing to the insole 20 in a straight line toward the head, and the instep armor portion 30B provided in this linear shape is defined as a valley line. Thus, it is set as the structure provided with the trough-shaped part 30D which was made to become gradually shallow toward the putting-in mouth side 30a from the said to-be-covered armor part 30B.

  For example, the slipper S is configured such that the upper member 30 ′ configured in the state shown in FIG. 6 has an edge 30 b on the distal end side 30 b along a valley line that is valley-folded in the upper member 30 ′. It can be configured as including a torsional armor cover portion 30B that forms a line shape that is sewn to the midsole 20 from the lower end position of the suture 30′Ad.

  In addition, when sewing and fixing the insole 20 to the insole 20, the reinforcing plate 42 is attached to the lower surface side of the insole 20, and the reinforcing plate 42, the insole 20 and the instep 30 are integrated. By securing the armor to the insole 20, the armor cover portion 30 </ b> B can be surely secured.

  The slipper S according to the second best mode shown in FIGS. 8 to 11 has the same configuration as that of the slipper S according to the first best mode shown in FIGS. The components are substantially the same, and can be used in the same manner and have substantially the same effects. The same or substantially the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted. Is omitted.

  (3) A slipper S according to a typical third best mode for carrying out the invention shown in FIGS. 12 to 16 will be described.

  A slipper S according to a third exemplary best form shown in FIGS. 12 to 16 is a slipper S provided with an outer bottom 10, an insole 20, and an upper 30. It is a wide belt-like shape, and a part of the front end 30b of the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20, and the rising upper portion 30C from the fixed upper portion 30B is connected to the thumb 51. It is prepared as a set of left and right configured to be worn between the second finger 52 and received.

  In the slipper S according to the third best mode, when the upper 30 is constituted by the upper member 30 ′, the auxiliary piece 30 </ b> F is prepared to be fixed on the lower surface side of the front end side 30 b of the upper 30. Then, using the auxiliary piece 30F, the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20 to constitute a fixed upper cover 30B.

  The auxiliary piece 30F used for fixing a part of the upper 30 to the midsole 20 is any as long as it can securely fix a part of the upper 30 to the midsole 20. Alternatively, it may be fixed to the upper 30 by any means. For example, a long material such as a tape-shaped material having a rectangular shape can be provided by sewing on the upper 30.

  The slipper S according to the third best mode is, for example, a tape-like shape along the edge 30b ′ of the tip side 30b of the upper 30 with respect to the upper 30 configured in the state of FIG. The auxiliary piece 30F is attached so that the surface of the auxiliary piece 30F is in contact with the lower surface side of the upper 30 and the auxiliary piece 30F in this attached state is connected to the edge 30b ′ as one side. 16 is formed by sewing along the respective sides forming the triangular shape to form the triangular fastening armor portion 30B. Also, the upper side in the state of FIG. An insole 20 having a V-shaped slit 20b that narrows toward the bottom in a state where it penetrates in the vertical direction of the insole 20 is prepared, and the auxiliary piece 30F is inserted into the slit 20b from above the insole 20 At the same time, the fastening of the auxiliary piece 30F is fastened The auxiliary piece 30F is pulled out downward from the slit 20b so that the covered portion 30B is in close contact with the upper surface of the midsole 20, and the auxiliary piece 30F drawn out of the slit 20b in the pulled-out state is placed on the lower surface of the midsole 20. The upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20 by being fixed, and the fixed upper 30B is configured.

  The auxiliary piece 30F used for fixing the upper 30 only needs to be fixed so that the fixing upper 30B of the upper 30 is in close contact with the insole 20 by an appropriate means. For example, the auxiliary piece 30 </ b> F drawn downward from the slit 20 b is bonded to the insole 20 in a pulled state and the tip of the auxiliary piece 30 </ b> F is sewn to the peripheral part of the insole 20. In the slipper S configured as described above, it is possible to maintain the fixed armor portion 30 </ b> B in the upper shell 30 in a surely fixed state with respect to the insole 20.

  In the slipper S according to the third best mode, a part of the front end side 30b of the upper 30 is fixed to the insole 20, and the lower surface of the front end 30b of the upper 30 is fixed. FIGS. 1 to 7 show a configuration other than that prepared by fastening the auxiliary piece 30F drawn downward through the slit 20b provided in the insole 20 to the insole 20. It is the same or substantially the same configuration as the slipper S according to the first best mode shown, can be used in the same manner and can exhibit substantially the same effect, and the first best Constituent parts that are the same as or substantially the same as those of the slipper S according to the embodiment are given the same numbers, and descriptions thereof are omitted.

The top view of the slipper which concerns on the 1st best form Same perspective view 1 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line U-U in FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VV in FIG. Perspective view of the upper material constituting the upper shell Perspective view of the upper material in the process of formation Perspective view of the upper shell Top view of slippers according to second best mode Same perspective view WW arrow cross-sectional view in FIG. XX arrow sectional view in FIG. Plan view of slipper according to third best mode Same perspective view YY arrow cross-sectional view in FIG. ZZ cross-sectional view in FIG. Separate perspective view of the parts

Explanation of symbols

S Slipper 10 Outer bottom 20 Middle bottom 20b Slit 30 Upper 30B Fastening upper cover 30C Standing upper cover 30D Valley-shaped part 30F Auxiliary piece 30a Wearing mouth side 30b Tip side 51 Thumb 52 Second finger

Claims (5)

  A slipper having an outer bottom, an insole and an upper, wherein the upper is a wide band, and a part of the upper end side of the upper is fixed to the insole, A slipper characterized by being put in such a manner that the rising upper part from the stationary upper part is received between the thumb and the second finger.   The slipper according to claim 1, wherein a part of the front end side of the upper is fixed so as to contact the insole in a planar shape.   2. A part of the front end side of the upper part is fixed linearly from the front end side of the upper part toward the wearing mouth side of the upper part with respect to the insole. Slippers described in.   An auxiliary piece fixed to the lower surface on the front end side of the upper is pulled out downward through a slit provided in the insole, and the extraction auxiliary piece is fixed to the insole. The slipper according to claim 1.   The upper cover includes a valley-shaped portion that gradually becomes shallower from the fixing armor portion including the fixing armor portion to the insole toward the wearing mouth side. The slipper according to claim 1, claim 2, claim 3 or claim 4.

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