High-heeled shoe comprising a main body produced by a 3d printing process
AssigneeBASF SE
InventorFlorian FISCHER
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeBASF SE
InventorFlorian FISCHER
Estimating the term…
The present invention relates to a high-heeled shoe comprising an insert (E) and a base body (G), wherein the base body (G) is produced as a single part via a 3D printing process. The insert (E) comprises a surface (EF) that has an upper side (EO) and a lower side (EU), wherein a heel (A) is formed on the lower side (EU). The base body (G) comprises a base surface (F) and an inner flap (I), wherein the base surface (F) has an upper side (FO), a lower side (FU) and a first cavity (H1), and the inner flap (I) has an upper side (IO) and a lower side (IU), wherein the lower side (IU) of the inner flap (I) is joined with the upper side (FO) of the base surface (F) of the base body (G) such that, between the lower side (IU), the upper side (FO) and the first cavity (H1), a second cavity (H2) is formed which forms an overall cavity (HG) with the first cavity (H1), wherein the overall cavity (HG) essentially corresponds to the shape of the insert (E). The insert (E) is positioned in the overall cavity (HG) such that the lower side (EU) of the surface (EF) of the insert (E) is completely contacted with the upper side (FO) of the base surface (F) of the base body (G), and the lower side (IU) of the inner flap (I) completely covers the upper side (EO) of the surface (EF) of the insert (E). The present invention furthermore relates to a process for producing the high-heeled shoe and to the use of an inner flap (I) for completely covering the upper side (EO) of the surface (EF) of an insert (E) in a high-heeled shoe.
-15. (canceled)
A high-heeled shoe comprising the following components
The use of an inner flap (I) for completely covering the upper side (EO) of a surface (EF) of an insert (E) in a high-heeled shoe, comprising
An upper (S1) comprising at least one third thermoplastic polymer (TP3), for use in a high-heeled shoe, wherein the upper (S1) is produced via a 3D printing process.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.