Shoe inserts
AssigneeMatthews International Corporation
InventorsChelsea Garcia, Ryan Davis
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a device for retaining the shape of a shoe. The shoe insert provided herein for retaining the shape of a shoe includes a toe fabric bag and a vamp fabric bag. Each fabric bag may be made of a malleable form-fitting fabric. Each fabric bag may be of different sizes and shapes to fit shoes of different sizes and shapes. Also disclosed are methods of manufacturing a shoe insert and methods of using a device for retaining the shape of a shoe.
Claims15
A device for retaining a shape of a shoe comprising:
- a first malleable bag adapted to fit in a first portion of a shoe;
- and
- a second malleable bag adapted to fit in a second portion of the shoe;
- wherein the first and second malleable bags have a side of the same width.
A method of manufacturing a shoe insert, comprising:
- providing a first and second malleable bag;
- wherein the first and second malleable bag are adapted to fit in a first and second portion of a shoe;
- and
- wherein the first and second malleable bags have a side of the same width.
A method of retaining the shape of a shoe, comprising:
- providing a first and second malleable bag;
- placing the first and second malleable bag into a first and second portion of a shoe, wherein the first and second portions of the shoe are adjacent;
- and
- molding the form of the shoe around the first and second malleable bags;
- wherein the first and second malleable bags have a side of the same width.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.