JPH01291801A - Slipper sole - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent the slip of a slipper by sticking a creeper material to the sole plate of a slipper made of a relatively thick buffer material. CONSTITUTION:Holes 1a are bored near the heel section of the toe section of a sole plate 1 made of a relatively thick plate-shaped buffer material such as felt or foam material. A creeper 2 with high friction resistance and made of a substrate coated and foamed with urethane on the surface is fitted to the lower face of the sole plate 1, end sections 2a formed in a cordlike shape are inserted into the holes 1a and folded on the upper face of the bottom plate 1. The bottom plate 1 is sewn to an insole 3, thereby the nonslip substrate 2 is pinched and surely fitted. The insole 3 and a slipper upper 4 or the like are fitted on the slipper bottom A to constitute a slipper.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention (Industrial Field of Application) This invention provides a slipper that is easy to slip by having an anti-slip fabric fixed to the bottom plate of the slipper sole, which is made of a relatively thick cushioning material using felt fabric or the like on the bottom. This invention relates to a slipper sole designed to prevent slipping.

(Prior art) Conventionally used slippers use Ni material such as felt or foam material for the slipper soles to provide a good feeling of contact with the floor when walking, and also to reduce the noise peculiar to slippers when walking. It was designed to prevent this.

(Problem N that the invention seeks to solve) However, although the above-mentioned slippers absorb the impact when they come into contact with the floor, they have the disadvantage that the felt etc. easily slip on the floor, so they needed to be anti-slip. However, it is impossible to glue anti-slip fabric to the bottom of the felt fabric due to the fuzz on the surface of the felt fabric and the brittleness and flexibility of the foam material surface, and it is also difficult to sew it on because it is thick. Ta.

Therefore, it has been an issue to provide a slipper sole that uses a thick cushioning material and has an anti-slip fabric attached to the slipper sole to prevent the slipper from slipping.

(Means for Solving the Problems) A slipper sole according to the present invention is provided to solve the above problems, and includes a bottom plate 1 made of a relatively thick plate-shaped cushioning material such as felt or foam material. A hole 1a is provided through the bottom plate 1, and a non-slip fabric 2 attached to the lower surface of the bottom plate 1 has a cord-like end 2a of the fabric 2 inserted through the hole 1a and fixed thereto. .

(Function) In the above slipper bottom, the string-like end 2a of the anti-slip fabric 2 is inserted into the hole 1a penetrated through the bottom plate 1, and the anti-slip fabric 2 is fixed, so that the surface fuzz and Even if the bottom plate 1 is too thick to be bonded or sewn, the anti-slip fabric 2 can be securely attached to the lower surface of the bottom plate 1.

(Example) Hereinafter, a slipper sole according to the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.

A is a slipper sole, and an insole sole 3, a slipper upper 4, etc. are attached to the slipper sole A to form a slipper. The slipper sole A consists of a sole plate 1 made of felt about 7 cm thick, whose peripheral edge is sewn 8 to the insole sole 3.

In addition, a hole 1a is formed near the heel or toe of the bottom plate 1, and the hole 1a is formed to penetrate the bottom plate 1 vertically. A non-slip fabric 2 with increased frictional resistance, such as a fabric whose surface is coated with Bisol in a polka dot pattern, is attached to the lower surface of the bottom plate 1, and its string-shaped end 2a is inserted into the hole 1a. It is inserted through and folded back onto the upper surface of the bottom plate 1.

In this state, the sole plate 1 is sewn to the insole sole 3 as described above, and the anti-slip fabric 2 is firmly attached by being pinched between the insole sole 3 and the sole plate 1.

The anti-slip fabric 2 may have any suitable shape, such as circular, rectangular, semicircular, or band-like, as needed or from a design perspective.

Figure 3 and subsequent figures show various other embodiments.
The slipper sole A shown in the figure has a bottom plate 1 with a paperboard 6 sewn 8 on the top surface of a felt 5, a non-slip fabric 2 is attached to the bottom plate 1 as in the previous embodiment, and a slipper sole is attached to the insole sole 3. The sole A is glued to make a slipper.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the bottom plate 1 is made by laminating two felts 5 and 5 and sewn together 8, and the anti-slip fabric 2 is attached to this in the same manner as described above, and the insole plate 3 is further sewn. 8 and used as slippers.

FIG. 5 shows a bottom plate 1 in which a felt 5 and a foam rubber 7 are laminated and sewn 8 on top of the felt 5, and a non-slip fabric 2 is attached to this floor plate 1 as described above, and is glued to an insole sole 3. The slippers are made up of these materials. Further, in FIG. 6, the sole plate 1 is made of foam rubber 7, and the non-slip fabric 2 is attached thereto as described above and adhered to the insole sole 3 to form a slipper.

In addition, the string-like end portion 2 of the anti-slip fabric 2 in FIGS. 5 and 6
In some cases, a is folded back and adhered to the upper surface of the foam rubber 7, and in this case, it is further sandwiched between the sole plate 1 and the insole sole 3.

(Effects) In the slipper sole according to the present invention, a hole is formed through the bottom plate made of a relatively thick plate-shaped cushioning material such as felt or foam material, and the anti-slip fabric attached to the bottom surface of the bottom plate is Since the end of the string is inserted through the hole and fixed, the bottom plate is made of relatively thick felt or foam material, and the bottom surface of the bottom plate has a non-slip material that cannot be glued or sewn. The anti-slip fabric can be installed securely even if the

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of an embodiment of the slipper sole according to the present invention showing the slipper in an exploded state, Fig. 2 is a bottom view of the same, and Figs. 3 to 6 are parts of various other embodiments of the slipper sole. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the slipper in an exploded state. A-... Slipper bottom, 1... Bottom plate, 1a... Hole, 2
...Anti-slip fabric, 2a...String-like end, 3...Insole sole, 4...Slipper instep, 5...Felt, 6...
・Paperboard, 7... Foam rubber Figure 4 Figure 6 Figure 5

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A hole is formed through the bottom plate made of a relatively thick plate-shaped cushioning material such as felt or foam material, and a non-slip fabric attached to the bottom surface of the bottom plate allows the string-like end of the fabric to be inserted into the hole. A slipper sole characterized by being inserted and fastened.