Detachable shoe wallet
OwnerNadia Assaf, Van A. Evansinventors
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Abstract
A detachable shoe wallet comprises a generally flat elongated body which is adapted to be folded over upon itself. The wallet is made of a double layer of nylon material and includes an inner pocket with a separate closure for securing small articles. The wallet also includes a plurality of longitudinally and laterally spaced eyelets for maintaining the wallet on the instep of a shoe.
Claims12
A detachable shoe wallet comprising an elongated body having opposite ends and first and second adjacent portions extending between said opposite ends and said elongated body adapted to be folded over with one of said adjacent portions on top of the other of said adjacent portions, a sheath including an outer cover with a closed bottom, two sides and an open top fixed to a first of said adjacent portions with said bottom of said sheath adjacent to one of said opposite ends and each of said sides including an expandable closure between said cover and said first portion to allow said sheath to receive an article therein;
- an inner layer fixed to said second portion of said body and including a flap with inner and outer surfaces extending over said open top of said sheath for closing said sheath, a first hook and loop releasable fastener including two mating elements with one of said elements fixed to said flap member on an inner surface thereof and said second of said elements fixed to said outer cover for engagement with said first element;
- mounting means including a plurality of longitudinally and laterally spaced eyelets passing through said second portion of said body and said inner layer for maintaining said wallet on an instep of a shoe above the tongue of the shoe and adapted to receive the passage of two shoelace ends therethrough to thereby secure said pocket to the shoe by being laced thereto;
- a second hook and loop releasable fastener including two mating elements with a first of said elements of said second releasable fastener fixed to said outer cover at the bottom thereof and the other of said elements of said second releasable fastener fixed to an inner surface of said second portion of said elongated body for engagement by said first element of said second releasable fastener when said body is folded over upon itself whereby said shoe pocket is closed with a security cover over the closed flap.
A detachable shoe wallet comprising an elongated body having opposite ends and first and second adjacent portions extending between said opposite ends and said elongated body adapted to be folded over with one of said adjacent portions on top of the other of said adjacent portions, a sheath including an outer cover with a closed bottom, two sides and an open top fixed to a first of said adjacent portions with said bottom of said sheath adjacent to one of said opposite ends and each of said sides including an expandable closure between said cover and said first portion to allow said sheath to receive an article therein;
- an inner layer fixed to said second portion of said body and including a flap with inner and outer surfaces extending over said open top of said sheath for closing said sheath, a first hook and loop releasable fastener including two mating elements with one of said elements fixed to said flap member on an inner surface thereof and said second of said elements fixed to said outer cover for engagement with said first element;
- mounting means for maintaining said wallet on an instep of a shoe above the tongue of the shoe;
- a second hook and loop releasable fastener including two mating elements with a first of said elements of said second releasable fastener fixed to said outer cover at the bottom thereof and the other of said elements of said second releasable fastener fixed to an inner surface of said second portion of said elongated body for engagement by said first element of said second releasable fastener when said body is folded over upon itself whereby said shoe pocket is closed with a security cover over the closed flap.
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