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US 2024/0074537 A1Published application
Indoor slippers for outside footwear and removable insole slippers with/without removable upper part
OwnerAinur Alkeyevainventor
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The three invention's utility designs can be used for all types of footwear, including slippers and sandals for indoors, outdoors, SPA, hotel slippers and etc. The first core invention are removable and washable insoles/socks that are pulled over/attached to the base/hard insole of slippers with options when upper parts are also detachable. The second invention is the closed-toes slippers with ventilation holes both on the cloth insole and upper part with option to have it combined with the first invention. The third invention's distinction is the giant size of slippers that are worn over the outdoor footwear that can also have options with the removable sock or ventilation holes from inventions mentioned earlier. There are different details variations described in specifications for all three interrelated inventions. These slippers provide more hygiene, can be worn longer, which is more economical for households and reduces waste produced by slippers.
Replaceable sock insole that is pulled over/attached to the removable hard insole that in its turn is then placed/ attached into the base sole with the upper part like in figures {FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 8, 11, 16} (both closed and open toes).
Replaceable sock insole that is pulled over/attached to the base sole with upper part as in FIG. {13} can also have upper part removable and can also have cloth cover for upper part and variety of attachment means of parts to each other and designs and can also have different elements including (but not limited to) electric ones, adjustable sizes, sensors and etc.
Replaceable sock insole that is pulled over/attached to the base with insert space in it or without the insert spaces (for sock insole) with closed and open -toes upper part as in FIGS. {5, 6, 7}.
Replaceable sock insole that is pulled over/attached to the hard insole that in its turn is then placed/attached into the base sole with the closed-toes upper part, where upper part can have or don't have as holes of different shapes for ventilation FIGS. {8, 11}.
Replaceable sock insole that is glued or stitched together with the hard insole that in it's turn is then placed/attached into the base sole with the closed-toes upper part, where upper part can have or don't have holes of different shapes for ventilation FIGS. {9, 10}.
Replaceable sock insole that is pulled over the base part into insert spaces with closed-toes upper part, where upper part can have or don't have holes of different shapes for ventilation;
Closed-toes slippers, where replaceable cloth insoles with closed-toes upper part of insole is inserted/attached into the base part that is also closed-toes upper part;
Slippers with open and closed-toes of giant size that can be worn by the feet with outer footwear on, where upper parts can be or not be removable, which in its (upper part) turn can have cloth cover that is also can be or cannot be removable (FIG. 1-16).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.