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US 6,718,658 B2Granted
Shoemaking method and shoes
OwnerMidori Karasawainventor
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The present invention provides a method for making ready-made shoes fitting individuals' foot shapes. This method includes the steps of forming a separate forefoot part and a separate rearfoot part, and connecting them detachably by means of a connecting means to form a shoe body. This makes it possible to easily produce sorts of shoes of different widths for each size by forming forefoot parts of different widths and/or rearfoot parts of different widths, selecting any of these parts of different widths and connecting the forefoot and rearfoot parts. This also makes it possible to easily produce sorts of shoes each pair of which has different sizes and/or widths, by forming forefoot parts of different sizes and/or widths and/or rearfoot parts of different sizes and/or widths, selecting any of these parts of different sizes and/or widths and connecting the forefoot and rearfoot parts.
A method for making a shoe including a forefoot upper, a rearfoot upper, a forefoot sole, a rearfoot sole, an arch and an innersole, the forefoot and rearfoot uppers being divisions on the front and rear sides, respectively, of said arch of the shoe body, the forefoot and rearfoot soles being other divisions on the front and rear des, respectively, of the arch, and the innersole being laid in the formed shoe body, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for making a shoe including a forefoot upper, a rearfoot upper, a forefoot sole, a rearfoot sole, an arch and an innersole, the forefoot and rearfoot uppers being divisions on the front and rear sides, respectively, of said arch of the shoe body, the forefoot and rearfoot soles being other divisions on the front and rear sides, respectively, of said arch, and the innersole being laid in the formed shoe body, the method comprising the steps of:
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