JP2007061391A - Release sheet for footwear, footwear and slipper - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a sanitary footwear and a slipper releasably and firmly stuck with a release sheet for the footwear to the insole. <P>SOLUTION: This slipper A is formed by releasably sticking an instep release sheet 1 carrying release paste in the back face to the surface of an instep cover 31, and firmly and releasably sticking an insole release sheet 2 carrying the release paste 22 to the back face of a sheet base material 21 made of Japanese paper, to the surface 33 of the insole 32; and deodorant and antimicrobial agent are carried by the sheet base material 21. This constitution can sanitarily lend slippers A to a user and prevent a mistake when the user puts on them again. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a release sheet for footwear to be attached to an insole, footwear, and a slipper used in a building.

An insole for slippers in which a double-sided adhesive tape is attached to the back surface of a nonwoven fabric sheet is known (see cited document 1).
An insole for footwear is known in which a concavo-convex surface is formed on the surface of a composite substrate, and the back surface is peeled off and covered with paper (see Reference 2).
A slipper sanitary insole integrally formed of a flame-retardant paper material and a slipper with this slipper sanitary insole attached are known (see Reference 3).
Utility Model Registration No. 3056867 Utility Model Registration No. 3038889 Utility Model Registration No. 3076382

However, the above technique has the following problems.
Since the insole for slippers of patent document 1 is stuck with the double-sided adhesive tape, it is easy to peel off.
The insole for footwear of Patent Document 2 is expensive because it has a complicated structure.
The sanitary insole for slippers of Patent Document 3 is costly because of its complicated shape. Moreover, since it is a structure which sticks to an insole with a magic tape (trademark), it is easy to peel.

A first object of the present invention is to provide an inexpensive and hygienic release sheet for footwear that can be peeled off and firmly attached to the inner bottom surface of footwear such as slippers.
The second object of the present invention is to provide sanitary footwear and slippers that can peel the release sheet for footwear and are firmly attached to the insole.

[About claim 1]
The release sheet for footwear is formed by carrying a release paste on the back surface of a sheet base material having a shape similar to the surface of the insole, and is detachably attached to the surface of the insole of the footwear receiving the sole.
Since the release sheet for footwear only has the release glue supported on the back surface of the sheet base material cut into a shape approximate to the surface of the insole, the material cost is low. Moreover, it can stick firmly to the surface of the inner bottom of footwear by the peeling paste carry | supported on the back surface of the sheet | seat base material.

[About claim 2]
The release sheet for footwear is used in a building and is detachably attached to the inner bottom surface of a slipper having an instep cover for inserting a foot.
Since the release sheet for footwear only supports the release paste on the back surface of the sheet base material cut into a shape approximate to the middle bottom surface of the slipper, the material cost can be reduced. Moreover, it can adhere firmly to the surface of the inner bottom of a slipper with the peeling paste carry | supported on the back surface of the sheet | seat base material.

[About claim 3]
Since the sheet base material of the release sheet for footwear is paper, non-woven fabric, or plastic, it is easy to obtain and the material cost is low. Further, since the seat base material receives the soles, it is possible to comfortably wear footwear (slippers).

[About claim 4]
Since the antibacterial deodorizing treatment is performed on the sheet base material, the release sheet for footwear is hygienic. Moreover, the generation of malodor can be prevented, and the infection of skin diseases can also be prevented.

[About Claim 5]
Since advertisements (characters, illustrations, photographs, etc.) are printed on the sheet base material, if a release sheet for footwear is attached to the surface of the insole, it can be advertised with the attached footwear (slippers) .
The advertising revenue from the advertiser may be used for the material cost of the release sheet for footwear.

[About claim 6]
The footwear is formed by attaching a release sheet for footwear, which has a release paste supported on the back surface of a sheet base material having a shape approximate to the surface of the insole receiving the sole, to the insole so as to be peelable.
Since the release glue is only carried on the back surface of the sheet base material cut into a shape approximate to the surface of the insole, the material cost of the release sheet for footwear can be reduced. For this reason, footwear can be lent hygienically to the user, and the cost increase due to the application of the footwear release sheet is slight.

[About claim 7]
The slipper is formed by sticking a release sheet for footwear, which has a release paste supported on the back surface of a sheet base material having a shape similar to the surface of the insole receiving the sole, to the insole so as to be peelable.
Since the release glue is only carried on the back surface of the sheet base material cut into a shape approximate to the surface of the insole, the material cost of the release sheet for footwear can be reduced. For this reason, the slippers can be lent hygienically to the user, and the cost increase due to the application of the release sheet for footwear is slight.

[About Claim 8]
In the slipper, a release sheet for the upper cover formed by carrying a release paste on the back surface of a sheet base material having a predetermined shape is detachably attached to the surface of the upper cover for inserting the foot. Further, a release sheet for an insole formed by carrying a release paste on the back surface of a sheet base material having a shape approximate to the insole surface is detachably attached to the surface of the insole receiving the sole.
Since the release glue is only carried on the back surface of each sheet base material cut into a predetermined shape and a shape approximate to the surface of the midsole, the material cost of the release sheet for footwear can be reduced. For this reason, the slippers can be lent hygienically to the user, and the cost increase due to the application of the release sheet for footwear is slight.
Moreover, if the reference number and the room number are written on the upper cover release sheet that is detachably attached to the surface of the upper cover, it is possible to wear the slippers once removed without making a mistake.

[About Claim 9]
The slipper is made of paper, non-woven fabric, or plastic, and can be peeled off from the back of the upper cover where the foot is inserted. It is stuck. In addition, a release sheet for the insole formed by paper, non-woven fabric, or plastic and having a release paste supported on the back surface of the sheet base material having a shape approximate to the insole surface is provided on the surface of the insole receiving the sole. It is attached so that it can be peeled.

Since the sheet base material of each release sheet is paper, non-woven fabric, or plastic, it is easy to obtain, and since the sheet base material of the release sheet for insole receives the sole, the slippers can be comfortably worn.
Also, the release glue is simply carried on the back surface of each sheet base material cut into a predetermined shape and a shape approximate to the surface of the midsole. For this reason, the material cost of the release sheet for footwear is low, the slippers can be lent hygienically to the user, and the cost increase due to the application of the release sheet for footwear is slight.
In addition, if the reference number and the room number are written on the upper cover release sheet that is detachably attached to the surface of the upper cover, it is possible to put on the slippers that have been taken off without making a mistake.

[About Claim 10]
Since the antibacterial deodorizing treatment is performed on the sheet base of the release sheet for the insole, the slippers are hygienic. Moreover, if this slipper is worn, generation | occurrence | production of a bad odor can be prevented and infection of skin diseases can also be prevented.

[About Claim 11]
Slippers are attached to the bottom surface of the insole that receives the sole of the foot, with the release sheet for the insole supporting the release paste on the back surface of the base material for the insole that has a shape similar to the surface of the insole Then, a back cover release sheet having release paste supported on the back surface of the predetermined shape of the back cover sheet base material is detachably attached to the surface of the back cover for inserting the foot.
Then, the advertisement and the name of the prospective user are written on the release sheet for the insole and the release sheet for the upper cover.
The name of the prospective user may be printed by the slipper lender or written by the user himself / herself. In addition, advertisements (characters, illustrations, photographs, etc.) are preferably printed on a sheet base material in advance.
This slipper can be used for advertising. Further, the advertising revenue from the advertiser can be used for the material cost of the release sheet for footwear.

  If the name of the user (or prospective user) is written on the instep cover sheet base material, you can wear your own slippers without making a mistake. Also, you can put on your own slippers once you take them off.

  The release sheet for footwear only supports the release paste on the back surface of each sheet base material cut into a predetermined shape and a shape approximate to the surface of the insole. For this reason, the material cost of the release sheet for footwear is low, the slippers can be lent hygienically to the user, and the cost increase due to the application of the release sheet for footwear is slight.

The slipper is formed by adhering the release sheet for the upper cover and the release sheet for the midsole to the surface of the upper cover and the surface of the midsole, respectively, so as to be peelable.
The instep cover release sheet carries release paste on the back surface of a rectangular sheet substrate (made of Japanese paper) on which the name of the prospective user is written. The release sheet for the insole is attached to the surface of the insole so that the release sheet for the insole is impregnated with an antibacterial agent and deodorant on a sheet base material (made of Japanese paper) shaped like the insole surface. ing.

If you look at the release sheet for the upper cover that is attached to the surface of the upper cover, you can wear your own slippers without making a mistake. Also, you can put on your own slippers once you take them off.
A slipper can be lent hygienically to the user by the release sheet for the insole attached to the surface of the insole so as to be peelable.

Example 1 (corresponding to claims 1 to 4 and 6 to 10) of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 1, the slipper A is formed by adhering an upper cover release sheet 1 and an insole release sheet 2 to an upper cover 31 and an inner bottom 32 surface 33 so as to be peelable.

  The instep cover release sheet 1 (two sheets in total on the left and right sides) is formed by carrying release paste on the back surface of a sheet base made of Japanese paper and having a rectangular shape. On the upper surface of the sheet base material of the instep cover release sheet 1, the name of the prospective user, “Nippon Hanako” is described. In addition, 11 is a blank sheet for the upper cover release sheet (two sheets).

  The insole release sheet 2 (two sheets in total on the left and right sides) carries the release glue 22 on the back surface of a sheet base material 21 made of Japanese paper that has a shape that is slightly smaller than the surface 33 of the insole 32 and that approximates the insole surface. Become. The sheet base 21 of the release sheet 2 for the insole carries a deodorizing agent that decomposes foot odors and an antimicrobial agent such as athlete's foot.

As shown in FIG. 1A, the upper cover release sheets 1 and 11 and the insole release sheet 2 are cut into respective shapes and bonded to a base 4 to which the release paste 22 does not adhere.
The mount 4 is formed by coating the surface of the mount base paper with clay and further coating with silicon.

Next, the sticking of each sheet to the slipper without the sticking sheet will be described.
In FIG. 1A, the upper cover release sheet 1 and the midsole release sheet 2 are peeled off from the mount 4.
The upper cover release sheet 1 and the midsole release sheet 2 shown in FIG. 1B are adhered to the surface 33 of the upper cover 31 and the midsole 32 as shown in FIG. In addition, you may stick the blank release sheet 11 for upper covers to the upper cover 31 instead of the release sheet 1 for upper covers which described the name of the prospective user.

Example 1 has the following advantages.
The release sheet 2 for the insole only has the release paste 22 supported on the back surface of the sheet base material 21 that is hollowed out in a shape approximate to the surface 33 of the insole 32 of the slipper that is not attached to the sheet, so that the material cost can be reduced. . Further, the release glue 22 carried on the back surface of the sheet base material 21 can be firmly attached to the surface 33 of the inner bottom 32 of the slipper. Similarly, the release sheet 1 for the upper cover also has only the release glue supported on the back surface of the rectangular sheet base material, so that the material cost can be reduced and the release glue supported on the back surface of the sheet base material can be used. The upper cover 31 can be firmly attached to the surface.

  Since the upper cover release sheet 1 and the midsole release sheet 2 are Japanese paper, they are easily available and the material cost is low. Moreover, since the sheet | seat base material receives a sole, it can wear slipper A comfortably. In addition, the cost increase by sticking the release sheet 1 for the upper cover and the release sheet 2 for the midsole is slight.

  Since the sheet base 21 of the release sheet 2 for the insole carries a deodorant for decomposing foot odors and an antibacterial agent such as athlete's foot medicine, the generation of malodor and infection of skin diseases such as athlete's foot are prevented. It can be prevented and can be lent to users in a sanitary manner.

In the slipper A, the upper cover release sheet 1 on which the name of the prospective user is written is pasted on the surface of the upper cover 31 where the foot is inserted.
For this reason, a prospective user can wear the slipper A for himself without making a mistake. In addition, it is possible to wear the slipper A for personal use once taken off without making a mistake.
In addition, it is also possible to enter the reference number, room number, etc. on the blank cover release sheet 11 that is not filled in, and stick it to the surface of the upper cover 31.

  Embodiment 2 of the present invention (corresponding to claims 1 to 3, 5 to 9, and 11) will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the slipper B is formed by adhering the upper cover release sheet 5 and the insole release sheet 6 to the upper cover 71 and the surface 73 of the insole 72 in a peelable manner.

  The upper cover release sheets 5 (two on the left and right in total) are made of vinyl chloride and carry a release paste on the back surface of a rectangular sheet base material. On the upper surface of the sheet base material of the release sheet 5 for the upper cover, the name of the prospective user, “Taro Sekai” is written. Reference numeral 51 denotes a blank cover release sheet (two sheets).

  The insole release sheet 6 (two sheets in total on the left and right sides) carries release glue 62 on the back surface of a sheet base 61 made of vinyl chloride that is slightly smaller than the surface 73 of the insole 72 and has a shape similar to the insole surface. Do it. In addition, on the upper surface of the sheet base 61 of the release sheet 6 for the insole, neighboring hotel names are written by characters and illustrations.

As shown in FIG. 2A, the upper cover release sheets 5 and 51 and the insole release sheet 6 are cut into respective shapes and bonded to a base 7 to which the release glue 62 does not adhere.
The mount 7 is formed by coating the surface of the mount base paper with clay and further coating with silicon.

Next, the sticking of each sheet to the slipper without the sticking sheet will be described.
2A, the upper cover release sheet 5 and the midsole release sheet 6 are peeled off from the mount 7.
The upper cover release sheet 5 and the midsole release sheet 6 shown in FIG. 2B are adhered to the surface 73 of the upper cover 71 and the midsole 72 as shown in FIG. It should be noted that a blank cover release sheet 51 may be affixed to the upper cover 71 instead of the upper cover release sheet 5 in which the name of the prospective user is written.

Example 2 has the following advantages.
Since the release sheet 6 for the insole only has the release paste 62 supported on the back surface of the sheet base material 61 that is hollowed out in a shape approximate to the surface 73 of the insole 72 of the slipper that is not attached to the sheet, the material cost can be reduced. . In addition, the release glue 62 carried on the back surface of the sheet substrate 61 can be firmly attached to the surface 73 of the slipper middle bottom 72. Similarly, the release sheet 5 for the upper cover also has only the release glue supported on the back side of the rectangular sheet base material, so that the material cost can be reduced and the release glue supported on the back side of the sheet base material can be used. The upper cover 71 can be firmly attached to the surface.

  Since the instep cover release sheet 5 and the midsole release sheet 6 are made of vinyl chloride, they are easy to obtain and the material cost is low. Moreover, since the sheet base material 61 made of vinyl chloride receives the sole, the slipper B can be comfortably worn. In addition, the cost increase by sticking the release sheet 5 for the upper cover and the release sheet 6 for the midsole is slight.

The slipper B is attached to the surface of the upper cover 71 into which the foot is inserted so that the upper cover release sheet 5 on which the name of the prospective user is written can be peeled off.
For this reason, a prospective user can wear the slipper B for himself without making a mistake. In addition, it is possible to wear the slipper B for personal use once taken off without making a mistake.
It is also possible to enter a reference number, a room number, etc. on the blank cover release sheet 51 and paste it onto the surface of the upper cover 71.

  Since the slipper B sticks the release sheet 6 for the insole printed on the sheet base material 61 to the surface 73 of the insole 72, the printed advertisement can be promoted. Further, the advertising revenue from the advertiser can be used for the material cost of the release sheet 6 for the insole.

(A)-(c) is explanatory drawing of the release sheet for slippers, an upper cover, and the release sheet for insole based on Example 1 of this invention. (A)-(c) is explanatory drawing of the release sheet for slippers, an instep cover, and the release sheet for insole based on Example 2 of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

A, B slippers (footwear)
2, 6 Release sheet for insole (release sheet for footwear)
1, 5 Upper cover release sheet 21, 61 Sheet base material 22, 62 Release paste 31, 71 Upper cover 32, 72 Middle bottom 33, 73 Surface

Claims (11)

A release sheet for footwear that is releasably attached to the surface of the insole of footwear receiving a sole,
A release sheet for footwear, wherein a release paste is supported on the back surface of a sheet base material having a shape approximate to the surface of the midsole.   The footwear release sheet according to claim 1, wherein the footwear has an instep cover for inserting a foot, and is a slipper used in a building.   The release sheet for footwear according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the sheet base material is paper, nonwoven fabric, or plastic.   The release sheet for footwear according to claim 1, wherein the sheet base material is subjected to an antibacterial deodorizing treatment.   The release sheet for footwear according to claim 1, wherein an advertisement or the like is printed on the sheet base material.   A footwear comprising a release sheet for footwear having a release paste supported on the back surface of a sheet base material having a shape approximate to the surface of an insole that receives a sole, and is detachably attached to the insole.   A slipper comprising a release sheet for footwear having a release paste supported on the back surface of a sheet base material having a shape similar to the surface of an insole that receives a sole, and is detachably attached to the insole. A release sheet for the upper cover and a release sheet for the insole formed by supporting the release paste on the back surface of each sheet base material exhibiting a predetermined shape and a shape approximate to the insole surface,
A slipper characterized in that it is peelably attached to the surface of an insole that receives a foot cover and an instep cover for inserting a foot. A release sheet for the upper cover and a release sheet for the insole formed by supporting the release paste on the back surface of each sheet base material that is formed of paper, nonwoven fabric, or plastic and has a shape that approximates the predetermined shape and the surface of the insole,
A slipper characterized in that it is peelably attached to the surface of an insole that receives a foot cover and an instep cover for inserting a foot.   The slipper according to claim 9, wherein an antibacterial deodorizing treatment is performed on a sheet base material of the release sheet for the insole. The release sheet for the insole which carries the release paste on the back surface of the sheet base material for the insole exhibiting a shape approximate to the surface of the insole, is detachably attached to the surface of the insole receiving the sole,
Adhering the release sheet for the upper cover, which carries the release glue on the back of the base material for the upper cover sheet of a predetermined shape, to the surface of the upper cover where the foot is to be inserted,
A slipper, wherein an advertisement or a name of a prospective user is written on the release sheet for the insole or the release sheet for the upper cover.

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