A customizable detachable shoe
OwnerVatsal SOINinventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure explains adetachable and customizable shoe. The shoe includes a sole (101), an upper body (103) and a detachable strip (201). The sole (101) is detachably engaged with a first periphery of the detachable strip (201) by a zipper means and the upper body (103) is detachably engaged with a second periphery of the detachable strip (201) by a zipper means. The detachable strip (201) is provided for customizing parameters of the shoe including height and width. The engagement and disengagement of the sole (101) and the upper body (103) with the detachable strip (201) forms the detachable shoe, wherein the detachable strip (201) imparts customization of the shoe based on requirement of the wearer.
Claims9
A customizable detachable means of footwear, comprising:
- a sole (101);
- an upper body (103) removably attached with the sole (101);
- wherein the sole (101) including an upper edge (101a) and a lower edge (101b);
- wherein the upper body (103) including a lower edge (103a);
- a toothed layer fixed to the lower edge (103a) of the upper body (103);
- a toothed layer fixed to the upper edge (101a) of the sole (101);
- a detachable strip (201) including a first periphery (201a) and a second periphery (201b) provided for engaging with the sole (101) and the upper body (103) for customizing height and width of the footwear;
- a toothed layer fixed to the first periphery (201a) and a toothed layer fixed to the second periphery (201b) of the detachable strip (201);
- wherein the toothed layer on the first periphery (201a) engaging with the toothed layer on the upper edge (101a) of the sole (101) and the toothed layer on the second periphery (201b) engaging with the toothed layer on the lower edge (103a) of the upper body (103);
- a zipper means (203) engaging the toothed layer on the upper edge (101a) of the sole (101) with the first periphery (201a) forming a first engagement portion (204);
- and a zipper means (105) engaging the toothed layer on the lower edge (103a) of the upper body (103) with the second periphery (201b) forming a second engagement portion (205).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.