Customizable Shoe and Accessory Kit
OwnerValerie Neeleyinventor
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Abstract
A customizable shoe and accessory kit are provided. The accessory kit comprises at least one shoe, each shoe comprising an upper having an outside layer defining an outer surface and a lining, a sole attached to the upper, and at least one means for removably securing at least one accessory to the outer surface. The at least one means for removably securing at least one accessory to the outer surface is disposed beneath the upper and, in some embodiments, between the outside layer and the lining of the shoe, such that the means for removably securing at least one accessory to the outer surface is concealed within the structure of the shoe.
Claims20
A kit comprising:
- a shoe defined by an upper and a sole attached to the upper, the upper having at least an outside layer and a lining;
- at least one accessory removably securable to the outside layer of the upper;
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- at least one means for removably securing the at least one accessory to an outer surface of the upper, such means disposed beneath the outside layer.
A shoe comprising an upper defining an outer surface, a sole attached to the upper, and a lining configured to define an inner surface of the upper;
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- at least one means for removably securing at least one accessory to the outer surface disposed beneath the upper.
A shoe comprising an upper, a sole attached to the upper, a lining internal to the upper, a toe puff, a heel counter, and a plurality of means for magnetically securing at least one accessory to the outer surface,
- wherein at least one of the means for magnetic coupling is disposed beneath the upper and the toe puff at a midpoint between a medial and lateral side of the shoe;
- wherein at least one of the means for magnetic coupling is disposed between the upper and the heel counter;
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- wherein at least one of the means for magnetically securing at least one accessory to the outer surface is disposed between the upper and the lining.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.