Insert device for a shoe.
OwnerMary Jo Sketch, Anne Marie Sketchinventors
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Abstract
A shoe liner adapted to selectively couple to a vertical, rear, interior wall of a shoe includes a natural fabric body that is an elongated ovoid shape having a foot side and an opposite shoe side. The shoe side includes an adhesive back adapted to selectively adhere to the vertical backwall interior side of the shoe. The shoe liner further includes an interior chamber defined between the foot side and shoe side layers. The interior chamber is adapted to hold a volume of cotton batting filler material. The exterior surfaces of the shoe liner are made from a natural material and are available in a myriad of colors, textures, and patterns.
Claims7
A shoe liner configured to couple to an interior rear sidewall of a shoe, the shoe liner comprising:
- a body comprising a foot side comprising a first layer and a shoe side comprising second layer and the body further comprising an interior chamber defined between the first layer and the second layer;
- the first and second layer are configured to be an elongated ovoid shape;
- an adhesive layer couples to the shoe side, whereby the adhesive layer is configured to selectively adhere to the interior rear sidewall of the shoe;
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- a layer of cotton batting filler material arranges in the interior chamber.
A method of making a shoe liner configured for the interior rear wall of a shoe, the method comprising:
- providing a first layer comprising a natural material;
- providing a second layer comprising the natural material;
- providing a filler layer comprising cotton batting;
- shaping the first and second layer to configure an elongated ovoid shape;
- disposing the filler layer between the first and second layer;
- coupling the first and second layer together to encapsulate the filler layer;
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- providing an adhesive backing and coupling the adhesive backing to the second layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.