JP2010082415A - Slippers and shoes closely lined up side by side after taken off - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide slippers and shoes that are designed to be lined up properly, which inhibits unconcerned adults from taking off footwear in a disorderly manner whether in public facilities or at home, and which is useful for disciplining of children in mind and form through the manner of lining up footwear properly. <P>SOLUTION: The slippers/shoes 1 in which a pair are lined up side by side properly have a simple structure. When a pair are taken off with inside symbol marks 3 lined to face each other, magnets 2 incorporated inside the shoe uppers or soles are attracted to each other by magnetism, making the left and right slippers or shoes properly lined up spontaneously. Even if some external force is imparted to the slippers and shoes, they are not thrown into disorder because of the retention force of the magnets. In addition, since the footwear is structured to have no projections of the joining magnets on the surface, there is no fear of stumbling or falling due to rubbing between the magnets during walking. Further, when the slippers/shoes are cleaned by wiping or washing, the magnets do not cause obstruction or injury because the magnets are incorporated inside the footwear. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a slipper and shoes in which the right and left sides of a pitat are aligned only by the movement of a foot when the footwear is removed and aligned.

Taking off footwear and arranging them as a habit has been learned since early childhood, but even if kitchits are arranged, they are disturbed by a slight external force. Even if you take it off evenly, it is psychologically resistant to bend over and to bend over other people's disturbed footwear, so there is psychological resistance, so leave it as it is, so generally disturbed footwear such as meeting rooms and toilets There are many scenes to see. In addition, for children, alignment of footwear itself requires delicate adjustments, so there are many situations where adults realign. For this reason, it is difficult to give children a sense of accomplishment that they have prepared, and in many cases, they miss the educational opportunities that can be gained through arranging footwear.

  Conventionally, as an apparatus for aligning such footwear, a slipper with a magic tape as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-354501 is disclosed. However, in the case of this slipper, the left and right slippers must be pressed and brought into close contact so as not to fall apart. In particular, slippers and footwear used in toilet hospitals are not limited to infants and children, and it is difficult and psychological for adults to press and align them. Furthermore, since the velcro of the contact surface is outside, dirt is likely to adhere. Therefore, when wiping or washing, partial care is required to prevent damage to the mounting device, increasing the administrative burden. In addition, there is a problem that an unpleasant separation sound occurs when the magic tape is peeled off during use.

In addition, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-247225 discloses a footwear having a function of organizing shoes that have been taken off. This technique attaches footwear by attaching magnets and velcro to the slippers, the shoe upper and bottom of the shoe. However, this method has the risk that the magnets of the joining devices on the left and right contact surfaces are on the front of the footwear, causing a cause of stumbling and tumbling when walking. There is also a risk that the magics will rub against each other and be damaged. Further, since the external shape of the footwear is changed by attaching it to the outside, there is a problem that the magnet portion on the surface of the footwear gets in the way or gets damaged when wiping, washing or cleaning.
JP 2000-354501 PR JP 2006-247225 A

In view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, the present invention is simple in structure and low in manufacturing cost, and can be used for infants to adults only by the attractive force of the magnet built into the footwear and the movement of the foot when taking off. It is an object to provide slippers and shoes that can be aligned with pitats and maintain the same form.

The slipper with the right and left pitats according to the present invention, the shoe 1, the left and right slippers, the magnet part 2 conjugated and incorporated in the shoe body contact surface, and a mark or a picture that can recognize the position of the magnet on the upper surface of the magnet mounting part It is provided with the part 3.

In the slippers and shoes with right and left pitats according to the present invention, even if the footwear is lightly brought close to the foot even if it is not tightly adhered, the magnet's attracting force works and the left and right footwear are closely aligned. After they have been prepared, slippers and shoes are not scattered even if a little force is applied from the outside, and can be held beautifully. In addition, when you look at the top, you can easily see how the footwear is easily aligned with the kitchit with the power of the magnet that you can't see when you lightly match the mark and design. Increase the effect up to. Also, when wiping, washing, and cleaning, the internal magnet is not touched, so it will not get in the way or be damaged. Slippers and shoes that match right and left without changing the function and appearance of existing slippers and shoes can suppress the disturbance of the mind and footwear, and can contribute to the improvement of manners in home and society and the education of each other's mind.

Next, preferred embodiments according to the present invention will be given and described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a preferred embodiment of a slipper and shoe 1 with right and left pitats according to the invention.

First, the slipper with the right and left pitats according to the present embodiment, and the magnet part 2 which is an important component of the shoe 1, use a thin round shape and a square shape, and the left and right slippers and the shoe contact surface upper portions 1a and 1b. Install inside or left and right slippers, inside the left and right contact surface of the shoe sole 4.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a shoe 1 that is a slipper with the left and right sides of the present invention. The components include a slipper, a shoe main body 1 and a magnet part 2, left and right mark picture parts 3, a slipper, and a shoe sole part 4. The cross-sectional view shows a state in which the magnet portion 2 is attached to the inside of the upper portion 1a1b, and shows the attachment position of the mark and the pattern portion 4.

The magnet unit 2 is preferably a thin round or square magnet, and is preferably incorporated and fixed in the inside of the left and right upper contact surfaces or in the slippers and the shoe sole 4.

The left and right mark picture portions 3 are preferably printed, sewn or pasted on the slipper body 1.

The slipper and shoe 1 with the right and left pitats according to the present invention are not disturbed because the magnet's attractive force works by only a slight movement of the foot and the slipper adheres. The orderly appearance of footwear in public facilities, inns and meetinghouses keeps the aesthetics and helps improve people's etiquette and manners. In addition, the mystery that the invisible magnet's attractive power aligns kitchit and footwear gives joy and a sense of accomplishment to curious infants and children. The educational effect through footwear, accompanied by this joy and sense of accomplishment, is immeasurable and has great potential for widespread use in the future.

The top view of the slipper and shoes 1 with which the pitat right and left of this invention aligns. Sectional drawing of the slipper and shoes 1 which the right and left of the pitat are aligned.

Explanation of symbols

1 slippers, shoe body 1a left slippers, front fore shoe cover,
1b Right slipper, front fore shoe cover part 2 Magnet part 3 Marking picture part 4 Slipper, Sole part AB Cross line

Claims (2)

When aligning with the slippers and shoes removed, the magnet's adsorption force works only with the movement of the foot so that the footwear can be aligned, and the magnet is placed inside the upper part or the bottom part of the left and right contact parts so that it does not disturb Incorporated slippers and shoes. Slippers and shoes with a slipper on the surface of the left and right contact upper part, a mark that can recognize the presence and position of a magnet hidden in the shoe, and a pattern.

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