JP2012090864A - Insole of footwear such as slipper - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pair of insoles with marks that make it possible to distinguish between the insoles and other insoles to prevent the mixing up of one's slippers and others' slippers having insoles and to ensure that a user can surely obtain without mistakes each pair of insoles having the identification marks.SOLUTION: A pair of insoles 1, 1 are provided with identification marks 2 enabling identification from other insoles. The pair of insoles are connected in a planar, parallel relationship via an intervening member 5, and this connection forms a linking portion 7 easy to separate and left behind as they are partially cut at an intervening-portion-separating cutting line 6 made along the boundary line between the intervening member and each insole. The pair of insoles are connected in a planar, parallel state that forms a relationship of point symmetry. Further, the intervening member 5 is formed with hook holes 8.

Description

  The present invention is an insole of footwear such as slippers, and is a simple and used for footwear such as slippers provided in facilities used by a large number of people such as inns, hotels, sauna baths, and public baths. Regarding disposable insoles.

  Slippers, sandals, sandals and other footwear provided at facilities used by many people such as inns, hotels, sauna baths, and public baths are mostly used by many people without washing for a long period of time. For this reason, in such facilities, a disposable insole is provided for the sake of hygiene, so that each individual can wear it like a my slipper.

  For example, an insole of Japanese Patent No. 3401491 (Patent Document 1) is known as an insole for a simple disposable slipper for facilities used by many people such as inns.

  However, even if you put these disposable insoles on slippers so that you can wear them like a slipper, your slippers and other people's slippers that you took off in large baths, banquet halls, rooms etc. used by many people There was a harmful effect of wearing wrong.

Japanese Patent No. 3401491

  In view of such a situation, the present inventor attaches a mark that can be distinguished from other insole to the insole so as not to mistake the slippers of the person wearing the insole and the slippers of others. The idea was to make it possible to distinguish one's slippers wearing an insole with an identification mark from another's slippers, and to solve mistakes in slippers taken off in large baths and banquet halls used by many people.

  However, the insole provided in such a facility may be provided in a packaging bag together with a pair of insole, but the bag cost is high, and the discarded bag becomes garbage. Because of the unreasonableness, in general, a user or the like puts two insoles placed in a container, such as a box, one above the other in order from the top. It is the mainstream to use it. For this reason, even if two insoles with aligned identification marks are placed on top of each other, for example, if one person misplaces one by one mistake, such as one person taking three insoles, aligned identification The insole with the mark shifts, causing confusion.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a pair of insole with a mark that can be distinguished from other insole in order to prevent mistakes in wearing one's slippers with the insole and another person's slippers, and making a uniform identification The main problem is to make it possible to easily and surely obtain the pair of insole with the mark without a mistake by the user.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention (invention of claim 1) is a paper material, a nonwoven material, a cloth material, a synthetic resin material, or a composite material obtained by appropriately adopting these materials. A pair of substantially flat plate-like insoles is provided with a pair of identification marks that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insoles, and the pair of insoles is made of the same material as the insole. The intervening member is connected in a planar parallel state, and the intervening member and each insole are partially connected to the intervening part cut line formed along the boundary line between the interposing member and each insole. An insole for footwear, such as slippers, which is left behind and remains as an easy-to-separate joint.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention (the invention of claim 2) is a paper material, a non-woven fabric material, a cloth material, a synthetic resin material, or a combination of these materials, which are appropriately stacked on each other. The surface of a pair of substantially flat insoles made of a composite material is provided with a pair of identification marks that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insoles, and the pair of insoles is connected to the front (toe side) of each other. The rear part (heel side) is arranged in a planar parallel state with the opposite direction, and in this planar parallel state, the intermediate range in the longitudinal direction of the insole between the pair of insole is the same. It is formed by the boundary line of the insole, and is arranged in a plane parallel state in which the insole is symmetrical with respect to the center point at the center of the insole boundary line. The insole is one of the front and rear directions of the insole excluding the range of the insole boundary cut line. Are connected in a planar parallel state via a substantially flat intervening member made of the same material as the insole interposed between the opposing sides of the side or both ends, and the connection between the interposing member and each insole is the Provided is an insole for footwear such as slippers, which is an easy-to-separate connecting portion that is left partially cut off at an intervening portion separation cut line inserted along a boundary line between an interposition member and each insole.

  According to the present invention (inventions of claims 1 and 2), by separating the interposition member from the pair of insoles connected via the interposition member, the user can identify his or her insole. A pair of insoles with marks can be easily and reliably obtained without making a mistake. Then, a pair of insole with a matching identification mark that can identify the insole and other insole is one's own slippers (not limited to the slippers. A typical example is slippers; the same applies hereinafter). It is possible to identify your slippers and other people's slippers that you have taken off at large baths and banquet halls used by many people with the identification mark on the insole, and wear your own slippers. You can prevent mistakes.

  Furthermore, according to the present invention (invention of claim 2), the pair of insoles are arranged in a planar parallel state in which the front part (toe side) and the rear part (heel side) are directed in opposite directions, The center of the pair of insole in the insole front-rear direction of the inner contour line of the pair of insole is formed by the same insole boundary cut line, the center on the center of this insole boundary cut line Centering on the point, the insole of each other is arranged in a plane parallel state in which the points are symmetrical with respect to each other, and a waste residue (including interposing members discarded after separation) is generated between the intermediate ranges of the pair of insole. Since it is a configuration that does not, paper and other materials can be saved.

  The identification mark is not particularly limited, such as a character, a figure, a pattern, a symbol, a combination thereof, or a combination with a color, and any identification mark can be used.

  The present invention (invention of claim 3) provides an insole for footwear such as slippers in which a hook hole is formed in the interposition member.

  According to the present invention (the invention of claim 3), since a common hook hole is formed in the insole in the interposition member, a large number of coupled insoles are overlapped on one hanging hook. Can be hung. Therefore, there is no need for a container in which a large number of coupled insoles are placed one above the other. In addition, since the hook hole is formed in the interposed member that is discarded during use and is not formed in the insole itself, the insole itself can be prevented from being deteriorated, and the appearance of the insole is not impaired.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention (the invention of claim 4) is a paper material, a non-woven fabric material, a cloth material, a synthetic resin material, or a combination of these materials, which are appropriately stacked on each other. The surface of a pair of substantially flat insoles made of a composite material is provided with a uniform identification mark that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insoles, and the inner contour lines of the pair of insoles are partially Are formed by the same insole boundary cut line, and the pair of insole is connected in a planar parallel state through an easily detachable connecting portion left partially cut off on the insole boundary cut line Provide insoles of slippers and other footwear.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention (the invention of claim 5) is a paper material, a non-woven fabric material, a cloth material, a synthetic resin material, or these materials, which are appropriately adopted and overlapped with each other. The surface of a pair of substantially flat insoles made of a composite material is provided with a pair of identification marks that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insoles, and the pair of insoles is connected to the front (toe side) of each other. The rear part (heel side) is arranged in a planar parallel state with the opposite direction, and in this planar parallel state, the intermediate range in the longitudinal direction of the insole between the pair of insole is the same. It is formed by the boundary line of the insole, and is arranged in a plane parallel state in which the insole is symmetrical with respect to the center point at the center of the insole boundary line. The floor is connected in a planar parallel state within the range of the insole boundary cut line. It is, this coupling provides a footwear insole slippers and the like and disconnected easily connecting portion is remaining uncut in part on the insole boundary cut line.

  According to the present invention (inventions of claims 4 and 5), by separating a pair of insoles connected via an easily detachable connecting portion left partially cut off at the insole boundary cut line. The user can easily and surely obtain a pair of insoles with a set of identification marks that can identify his or her insole without making a mistake. And by wearing a pair of insoles with matching identification marks that can identify their own insoles on their own slippers, you can remove yourself from a large public bath or banquet hall used by many people. Slippers and other people's slippers can be identified by an identification mark attached to the insole, so that mistakes in wearing other slippers can be prevented.

  Further, according to the present invention (invention of claim 5), the pair of insoles are arranged in a planar parallel state in which the front part (toe side) and the rear part (heel side) are directed in opposite directions. The center of the pair of insole in the insole front-rear direction of the inner contour line of the pair of insole is formed by the same insole boundary cut line, the center on the center of this insole boundary cut line Materials such as paper materials are arranged in a plane parallel state where the insoles are point-symmetric with respect to each other, and no waste material is generated between the intermediate ranges of the pair of insoles. Can be saved.

  According to the present invention, by separating the pair of insole connected, the user can easily and reliably make a mistake with a pair of insole with a matching identification mark that can identify the other insole. Available. And by wearing a pair of insoles with matching identification marks that can identify their own insoles on their own slippers, you can remove yourself from a large public bath or banquet hall used by many people. Slippers and other people's slippers can be identified by an identification mark attached to the insole, so that mistakes in wearing other slippers can be prevented.

It is a surface view which shows embodiment of this invention. It is a reverse view of embodiment of FIG. It is a surface view which shows other embodiment of this invention. It is a surface view which shows other embodiment of this invention. It is a reverse view of embodiment of FIG.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  The embodiment of FIG. 1 (shows the surface of the insole) and FIG. 2 (shows the back of the insole of FIG. 1) has a pair of other similar pairs on the surface of a pair of substantially flat insoles 1, 1. The same insole marks 2 that can be distinguished from each other are attached, and the pair of insoles 1 and 1 have their front (toe side) 1a and rear (heel side) 1b facing in opposite directions. In this planar parallel state, an intermediate range in the longitudinal direction of the insole between the pair of insole is formed by the same insole boundary cut line 3. The insoles 1 and 1 are arranged in a plane parallel state in which the insoles 1 and 1 are in a point-symmetric relationship with respect to the center point P at the center of the insole boundary line 3, and the pair of insoles is the insole An abbreviation of the same material as that of the insole interposed between the inner facings on both ends in the front-rear direction of the insole excluding the range of the boundary cut line 3 The plate-shaped interposition member 5 is connected in a planar parallel state, and the connection between the interposition member 5 and each insole 1, 1 is inserted along the boundary line between the interposition member and each insole. This is an insole that is an easy-to-separate connection part (an uncut connection part) 7 that is left partially cut off on the intervening part cut line 6. The two interposition members 5 are each formed with a hook hole 8. The hook hole 8 may be a completely cut through hole as well as the U-shaped cut shown in the figure.

  For example, in a facility such as an inn, a number of pairs of insoles are prepared through a hook hook 8 in a hook. If the user takes one sheet (a pair of connected insoles) from this and separates the intervening member 5 from the pair of insoles 1 and 1 connected via the interposing member 5, the user and the other A pair of insoles with a pair of identification marks 2 that can identify the mat can be obtained easily and reliably without making a mistake. In addition, although mentioned later, in FIG. 1, the connection part 7 is left also in the said insole boundary cut line 3, and the connection of a pair of insoles 1 and 1 is stabilized. In this case, the interposition member 5 is separated and the connecting portion 7 of the insole boundary cut line 3 is also separated, and the pair of insoles 1 and 1 are separated.

  The insole of the present invention can be used not only for slippers but also for sandals and sandals used in inns. It can also be used as a common shoe insole. In the drawings (the same applies to other drawings), an insole for slippers is illustrated, and the contour shape of the insole 1 is a shape that matches the laying surface of the slippers. Although not shown in the drawings, when using an insole for sandals used in an inn or the like, a substantially U-shaped dent for inserting a sandals snout is formed at the front end of the insole 1, and the contour shape of the insole Should be shaped to fit the laying surface of sandals.

  As the material of the substantially flat insole 1 and 1 (the material of the interposition member 5 is also the same material as the insole), a paper material (for example, thick paper or cardboard), a non-woven material, or a paper material A composite material in which non-woven materials are stacked on each other is preferably used. Since the identification mark 2 is attached (printed) on the surface of the insole 1, 1, it is preferable to use a surface material that is easy to print. In addition, the surface of the insole 1, 1 may be subjected to uneven embossing, and the embossing may impart decorativeness and anti-slip function to the surface of the insole. In addition to the materials described above, the insole 1 and 1 may be a cloth material or a synthetic resin material such as polyethylene, and a paper material, a nonwoven fabric material, a cloth material, or a synthetic resin material is appropriately selected and stacked on top of each other. A composite material may be used.

  As the identification mark 2, in the drawing, the aligned alphabet “A” is shown on the surface of a pair of insoles, and 26 kinds of insoles are constituted by 26 types of Roman letters “A” to “Z”. Various types of Roman letters were color-coded in four colors, such as red, blue, yellow, and black, to form a group of insoles that could distinguish 104 insoles from each other, four times 26. For example, if the number of users per day is less than 100, it is sufficient to prepare an insole group that can identify over 100 types. The identification mark 2 only needs to be able to distinguish one's own insole from other characters such as A, B, C ..., A, I, U ..., "Love", "Star". There is no particular limitation such as a figure, a pattern, a symbol, a combination thereof, or a combination with color.

  The identification mark 2 may be attached to the entire surface of the insole 1, 1 (for example, the entire surface of the insole is provided with a pattern or pattern that can identify the insole of the insole). You may attach to a part of 1 surface. When attaching the identification mark 2 to a part of the surface of the insole, as shown in the figure, the back side of the insole surface (heel) that allows the identification mark 2 to be confirmed at a glance with the insole attached to a slipper (not shown) Side).

  An adhesive portion 9 (preferably an adhesive portion 9 with release paper) as shown in FIG. 2 is formed on the back surface of the insole of FIG. 1, and the back surface of the insole 1 is laid on the slipper via the adhesive portion 9. It is intended to be adhered to. The adhesive strength of the adhesive portion 9 is such that it can be easily peeled off from the slipper after using the insole. The adhesive portion 9 is in the form of two strips extending in the lateral direction so as to correspond to the heel portion and finger base portion of the pair of insole 1 and 1 connected.

  In the embodiment of FIG. 3 (showing the surface of the insole), the interposition member 5 is provided only on one end side (upper side in the drawing) of the insole in the front-rear direction (vertical direction in the drawing). A hook hole 8 similar to that of the embodiment of FIG. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the embodiment of FIG. Therefore, detailed description is omitted.

  In the embodiment of FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, an easy-to-separate connection portion (an uncut connection portion) 7 left by partially cutting off the insole boundary cut line 3 is left, The connection is stabilized. However, in the embodiment of FIGS. 1 and 3, the connecting portion (uncut connecting portion) 7 of the insole boundary cut line 3 is not an essential requirement.

  Although not shown in the drawings, the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 may be an embodiment in which the interposition member 5 shown in these embodiments is omitted. That is, a pair of identification marks 2 that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insoles are attached to the surfaces of a pair of substantially flat insoles 1, 1. (Toe side) 1a and rear (heel side) 1b are arranged in a planar parallel state facing in opposite directions, and in this planar parallel state, the insole longitudinal direction of the inner contour line of the pair of insole Is formed by the same insole boundary cut line 3, and the insoles 1 and 1 are point-symmetric with respect to the center point P at the center of the insole boundary cut line 3. The insole is arranged in a planar parallel state, and the pair of insole is connected in a planar parallel state within the range of the insole boundary cut line 3, and this connection is partially left behind in the insole boundary cut line 3. It is also possible to make the insole as a detachable connecting part 7 that remains A.

  In this embodiment (not shown), the connecting means of the pair of insole 1, 1 is an easy-to-separate connection part (an uncut connection part) 7 left by partially cutting off the insole boundary cut line 3. It becomes an essential requirement. Therefore, in the embodiment in which the interposition member 5 is removed from the embodiment of FIGS. 1 and 3, the insole boundary cut line 3 is partially left uncut from the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 3. It is necessary to increase the number of connection parts (uncut connection parts) 7 to be plural.

  4 (showing the front surface of the insole) and FIG. 5 (showing the back surface of the insole of FIG. 4), the surface of the pair of substantially flat insoles 1 and 1 has another pair of similar types. A pair of identification marks 2 that can be distinguished from each other are attached to the insole, and the pair of insoles 1 and 1 are connected in a planar parallel state via a substantially flat interposing member 5 made of the same material as the insole. In addition, the connection between the interposition member 5 and each insole 1, 1 is left partially cut off at the interposition cut line 6 inserted along the boundary line between the interposition member 5 and each insole. This is an insole that is a connection part (an uncut connection part) 7 that can be easily separated.

  The pair of insoles 1 and 1 of this embodiment are arranged in a bilaterally symmetrical plane parallel state in which the front part (toe side) 1a and the rear part (heel side) 1b are directed in the same direction. In the illustrated embodiment, a pair of left and right symmetrical insoles are in an adjacent state formed by the same insole boundary cut line 3 in a part of the inner contour line, and the inner side of the insole excluding this adjacent portion is in the adjacent state. Two interposed members 5 separated vertically are interposed between the opposing members, and are connected in a planar parallel state via the interposed members 5. The two interposition members 5 are each formed with a hook hole 8. Other configurations having the same reference numerals as those of the embodiment of FIG. 1 are substantially the same as those of the embodiment of FIG. Therefore, detailed description is omitted.

  Note that the inner contour lines of the pair of insoles 1 and 1 are partially adjacent to each other in the configuration of FIG. 4, and the pair of insoles 1 and 1 separated in the left-right direction are interposed via one interposition member 5 extending vertically. It may be connected in a planar parallel state.

  Although not shown in the figure, it is configured to exclude the interposition member 5 shown in the embodiment of FIG. 4, and an easy-to-separate connection portion 7 left partially cut off on the insole boundary cut line 3 of the insole. It is also possible to form the connecting portion 7 as a connecting means. That is, the surface of the pair of substantially flat insoles 1 and 1 is provided with a pair of identification marks 2 that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insoles. A part of the insole boundary cut line 3 which is partially the same, and this pair of insole is partially cut off and left on the insole boundary cut line 3 to allow easy separation (uncut connection part) 7 It is also possible to use an insole connected in a planar parallel state via the.

  In this embodiment (not shown), the connecting means of the pair of insole 1, 1 is an easy-to-separate connection part (an uncut connection part) 7 left by partially cutting off the insole boundary cut line 3. It becomes an essential requirement. Therefore, in the case of the configuration excluding the interposition member 5, the insole boundary cut line 3 is made vertically longer than in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, and remains partially cut off on the insole boundary cut line 3. It is necessary to form the connecting portions (uncut connecting portions) 7 to be formed at a plurality of locations.

  Since the insole of the present invention does not require bagging, the packaging cost, which is higher than the insole itself, can be omitted, and the cost can be greatly reduced.

1, 1 A pair of insole 2 Identification mark 3 Insole boundary cut line P Center point 5 Interposition member 6 Interposition part cut line 7 Connection part (uncut connection part)
8 Hook hole 9 Adhesive part

Claims (5)

  A pair of substantially flat plate-like insole surfaces are provided with a pair of identification marks that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insole, and the pair of insole members are substantially flat plate-like intervening members that are the same material as the insole. The interposition member and each insole are connected to each other in a planar parallel state, and the interposition portion cut along the boundary line between the interposition member and each insole is partially cut off. Insole for footwear such as slippers that are left behind and easy to cut off.   A pair of substantially flat plate-like insole surfaces are provided with a pair of identification marks that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insole, and the pair of insole faces the front and rear of each other in the opposite direction. In this planar parallel state, an intermediate range in the longitudinal direction of the insole between the pair of insole is formed by the same insole boundary cut line, and this insole boundary Centering on the center point on the line of the cut line, the insole is arranged in a plane parallel state in which the insole is in a point-symmetrical relationship, and this pair of insole excludes the range of the insole boundary cut line In addition, the intermediate member is connected in a planar parallel state via a substantially flat plate-shaped interposed member made of the same material as the insole interposed between the inner ends of the insole in the front-rear direction. Is connected along the boundary line between the intermediate member and each insole. Disconnect easy connecting portion and the footwear insole, such as slippers, which is remaining uncut on parts detach cut line partially.   The insole of footwear such as slippers according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a hook hole is formed in the interposition member.   A pair of substantially flat plate-shaped insole surfaces are provided with a pair of identification marks that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insole, and the inner contour lines of the pair of insole are partially identical. Footwear, such as slippers, formed by a border boundary cut line and connected in a planar parallel state via an easy-to-separate connecting portion that is left by partially cutting off the pair of insole from the insole boundary cut line Insole.   A pair of substantially flat plate-like insole surfaces are provided with a pair of identification marks that can be distinguished from other similar pairs of insole, and the pair of insole faces the front and rear of each other in the opposite direction. In this planar parallel state, an intermediate range in the longitudinal direction of the insole between the pair of insole is formed by the same insole boundary cut line, and this insole boundary The insole is arranged in a plane parallel state in which the insole is in a point-symmetrical relationship with respect to the center point at the center of the cut line, and the pair of insole is flat in the range of the insole boundary cut line An insole such as slippers, which is connected to each other in a parallel state, and which is left as a part of the insole boundary cut line.

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