JPS5913850Y2 - Decorative cloth for high heel shoes - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The high heel shoe of the present invention, more specifically, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, a wedge-shaped heel body 1 whose upper surface is sloped so that the front part is low and the rear part is high. In a high heel shoe formed by bonding the inner sole 3 of the assembly 2 to the lower surface of the rear half from the center of the inner sole 3, and bonding the lower sole 4 to the front half of the inner sole 3 and the lower surface of the heel body 1, the inner sole 3
This invention relates to a narrow decorative cloth 5 which is used to give the shoe an aesthetic appearance by adhering it to the circumferential side of the heel body 1.

To attach the decorative cloth to the high-heeled shoes mentioned above, align one edge of the narrow cloth with the upper edge of the midsole, wrap it around the shoe once, and glue it to the heel body and the circumferential side of the midsole. That's what I do.

To explain in more detail, after bonding the heel body 1 to the assembly 2 and before bonding the insole 3, a narrow cloth woven with an appropriate weave structure is woven from the left side of the heel body 1 for right-foot shoes, for example. Glue around the back side to the right side, then around the toe and back to the original position, overlap both ends and glue, and then attach heel body 1 and midsole 3.
The part protruding downward from the circumferential side is cut off leaving an appropriate bend, and the bent part is bent and glued to the lower surface of the midsole 3 and the heel body 1, and finally the bottom sole 4 is glued.

By the way, the heel body 1 is narrower at the bottom when viewed from the side and from the rear, and the midsole 3 portion to which the heel body 1 is attached is non-linear when viewed from the side. Therefore, if you do not stretch the selvage of the fabric along the upper edge of the insole 3 by strongly pulling it in the warp direction, and also pulling with an appropriate force the middle of the width of the fabric, sagging will occur and the other selvage of the fabric will stretch. The closer it gets, the more wrinkles appear.

If there is even a slight wrinkle, the commercial value of the shoe will be lost if it is glued, so the shoe had to be pulled and glued to avoid wrinkles, and this process required skill and did not improve efficiency. .

Conventionally, narrow woven fabrics used as decorative fabrics have all the same warp threads, so the fabric is straight in its natural state.

If you try to transform such a narrow cloth into a fan or bow shape and pull one selvage in the warp direction, the cloth will stretch at and around that selvage, but the area from the center of the width of the fabric to the other sel will neither stretch nor contract. Otherwise, sagging or wrinkles will occur.

In view of the above, the present invention has devised a structure of a decorative cloth so that the work of adhering the decorative cloth can be carried out efficiently.

That is, the present invention uses a warp with greater elasticity than other warps as the warp at or near one edge of the narrow woven fabric, and moreover, the warp with greater elasticity is stretched more than the other warps during weaving. Therefore, in the free state, the fabric of the present invention is pulled by the shrinkage of the highly elastic warp threads, and the fabric shrinks in the vicinity of the warp threads, forming a fan or bow shape.

If the fabric is fan-shaped or arcuate in its free state, when the selvage that does not contain the highly elastic warp threads is placed along the upper edge of the midsole at the heel body, the fabric surface will be on the heel body. Since it comes into contact with the circumferential surface naturally and easily, it can be tensioned more easily than with conventional cloth, so it can be bonded neatly and efficiently.

The drawings of the embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

In Figures 3 to 5, 6 is the warp of hemp thread, 7 is the highly elastic warp made by winding hemp fibers around rubber thread, and 8 is the weft of the hemp thread. One highly elastic warp 7 is woven into one selvage, and in FIG. 5, three highly elastic warps 7 are woven into one selvage, and one warp is woven near the center.

These highly elastic warp threads 7 are pulled to a required length during weaving, and are woven together with other warp threads 6 and weft threads 8 into plain weave, twill weave, or other required weave structures, and are free as shown in Figure 4. In this state, the highly elastic warp threads 7 contract and are pulled by them, causing the entire cloth to curve into a fan or arch shape.

Incidentally, in the above embodiments, rubber threads wrapped with hemp fibers were used as highly elastic warp threads, but woolly nylon or spantex may also be used as required.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a side view of a high-heeled shoe with a decorative cloth attached, Figure 2
The figure is a side view of high-heeled shoes with the decorative fabric removed, Figure 3 is a plan view of the decorative fabric of the present invention during weaving, Figure 4 is a plan view of the same before gluing, and Figure 5 is the decorative fabric of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a plan view of another example during weaving. 1... Heel body, 2... Assembly body, 3...
...Inner sole, 4...Lower bottom, 5...Decoration cloth, 6...Warp thread, 7...Warp thread with high elasticity, 8... ...weft.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A wedge-shaped heel body 1 with a sloped upper surface so that the front part is low and the rear part is high is glued to the bottom surface of the rear half from the center of the midsole 3 of the assembly 2, and a narrow decorative cloth 5 is attached to one ear of the heel body 1. is aligned with the upper edge of the midsole 3 and glued to the circumferential sides of the midsole 3 and heel body 1 while going around the midsole 3 and heel body 1 once, and then
The part of the fabric that protrudes below the circumferential side is cut out leaving an appropriate new curve, and the new curve is bent and glued to the lower surface of the midsole 3 and the heel body 1, and finally the bottom sole 4 is glued to form it. The decorative cloth 5 used in high-heeled shoes uses threads with greater elasticity than other warp threads for the warp threads 7 at the end of the ear opposite to the upper edge of the midsole 3, and For high-heeled shoes, the material is woven by stretching the warp threads 7, which have a high elasticity, more than the other warp threads, and is curved in a fan-shape or an arch shape in a free state due to the contraction of the warp threads 7, which have a high elasticity. Valance.