Design Of All Empty Sandals

All empty sandals are footwear with a transparent structure designed at the front, middle waist, heel and other parts of the shoe. Because all empty sandals are made up of scattered strip parts, they are also called strip sandals.

When the shoe is full of shoes, the upper part of the shoe is wrapped up by the whole shoe, and the shoe is very comfortable depending on the overall function of the upper shoe. When wearing all kinds of sandals, the toes, waist, heels and other parts are exposed. In order to keep the heel feet properly positioned, the feet should be pushed forward, backward and lifted. In order to achieve this "three defense", the design points of sandals should be chosen in the key position.

All empty sandals have broken the traditional model of full shoes, and have formed various kinds of empty parts. The key to designing all kinds of strip parts is to choose the force points reasonably and ensure the safety and comfort of wearing. Therefore, the design of the shoe last and the half panels used in all empty sandals are different from full shoes and shallow shoes. They are also different from full sandals and shallow sandals.

The design of all empty sandals should be made of all empty sandals, and the half panels of long seesaw should be made. The method is the same as that of full hollow sandals.

There are numerous varieties of sandals, but there are still rules to follow. First appreciate the color M series.

The color picture M-l is a Beach Sandal, also called sandal sandals. The bottom of this sandal has a middle sole underneath, and the upper is wrapped in the middle sole, leaving a larger amount of tension. The backing belt is a front tripping belt structure, but the shoelace is wide and the design position is before E.

The color picture M-2 is a full front type rear air sandals. It belongs to the type of full sandals. It should be designed with a full pair of women's sandals last or last. The back part of the shoe is a rear tripping structure, and the rubber band on the side of the shoe can adjust the tightness of the shoe.

The color picture M-3 is a typical front and rear sandals. The front band is a simple strip, the back is a saddle strip, and the drill belt belongs to the front trip belt structure. It is designed from the E point.

The color picture M-4 is a cool boot, of course not a real riding boot, but on the foundation of the front and back sandals, it rises uppers with the smell of boots.

The color picture M-5 is a front hollow sandal with a rear package and a variant design of all air sandals. The foot band can increase the ability of holding feet.

The color picture M-6 is a front and rear sandals, and also a variant design of all air sandals. The back part is a rear tripping belt structure, and the shoe mouth is adjusted through the shoe drill.

The color picture M-7 is a type of middle and rear sandals with a belt. It also belongs to the type of full sandals. It can be designed with vegetarian head last, shallow mouth last and full women's sandals, but it can't be used with all air sandals, otherwise the toe will wear the toes. The front of this pair of sandals is narrow and long, and belongs to extra long shoe last.

The color picture M-8 is a front cross belt full air sandals. The thin and long shoelace starts from the mouth door, goes through two waist fossa, crosses on the back of the instep, goes around the heel, passes through the loop sleeve of the back stiffener, and then turns it forward. Finally, it repeatedly winds around the wrist to connect.

The color picture M-9 is a rear cross belt full air sandals, with the shoelace from the outside side to the rear heel, around the foot, and then connected to the shoe parts.

The front shoe of sandals is changeable. After satisfying the function of holding feet, decoration changes are the main ones. Although the back of sandals is also changing, the change of decoration should be coordinated with the front team, with the function of holding feet as the main part. When the front arm is weak, the ability to hold the feet must be strong. When the front legs are strong, the ability to hold the feet can be reduced appropriately.

The rear support of all air sandals is mainly made up of front tripping, back tripping, girth, front crossover and back crossover, etc. the rear tripping structure has weaker foot holding ability and should be equipped with a front part with higher holding capacity. Note that the belt structure is essentially a full complement sandals.