A shoe management apparatus including a receiving portion defining a receiving space for receiving a shoe therein, a first supply portion for guiding a fluid flow and extending towards the receiving space, and a second supply portion at least partially disposed inside the first supply portion and protruding in a longitudinal direction of the first supply portion to supply a fluid into the shoe.

A system for transporting footwear includes a first sleeve, a second sleeve, and a strap. The strap is removably coupled to the first sleeve and the second sleeve. The first sleeve includes a first pouch configured to be inverted and house therein the first sleeve. The second sleeve includes a second pouch configured to be inverted and house therein the second sleeve.

Improved, portable apparatus for ozone deodorizing and sanitizing of clothing items such as shoes is provided having a housing sized to receive an item to be treated, together with an ozone generator and a ventilation assembly operable to deliver ozone-laden air currents into the housing. In preferred forms, the ozone generator is located within a compartment separate from the housing, and a fan assembly is used to draw ambient air currents adjacent the generator for ozone supplementation, followed by delivery of the ozone-laden air currents into the housing.

A shoe care device include an accommodation space configured to accommodate shoes; a connection path constituting a flow path; a blowing part disposed in the connection path and configured to blow the air; a dehumidifying part disposed in the connection path and configured to dehumidify the air; a heating part disposed in the connection path to heat the air; a regeneration path branching from the connection path and configured such that the air heated by the heating path moves therethrough; a sump configured to accommodate water condensed inside the shoe care device; and a drain tank configured to store water drained from the sump. The drain tank includes: a first drain inlet hole provided at the upper end of the drain tank; and a first water level limit hole provided in the lower portion of the first drain inlet hole and connected to the sump.

A shoe care device includes: an inner cabinet having an accommodation space configured to accommodate shoes; a connection path constituting a flow path, a blowing part disposed in the connection path and configured to blow the air; a dehumidifying part disposed in the connection path and configured to dehumidify the air; a door configured to open and close the front surface of the inner cabinet; and a control panel provided outside the door to allow a user to input a control signal for the shoe care device. The control panel includes: a fixed UI section, and in which a first control UI configured to change whether to perform display is disposed; and a variable UI section which is provided to have an inclination angle with the front surface of the door, and in which a second control UI configured to change whether to perform display and types is disposed.

A shoe care device includes an inner cabinet, an air supply device that is configured to blow air to an accommodated space of the inner cabinet and includes a plurality of dehumidifying materials separate from one another, and a controller configured to control the air supply device. The air supply device includes a connection path configured to circulate air between an inlet and an outlet of the inner cabinet, and a regeneration path branched from the connection path and configured to guide air having passed through at least one of the dehumidifying materials to a portion of the air supply device other than the inlet. The controller is configured to control the air supply device to selectively open and close at least one of the connection path or the regeneration path based on whether or not at least one of the dehumidifying materials is heated.

A shoe care apparatus includes an inner cabinet, a door, a connecting flow path, a blower unit, a dehumidifying unit, a steam generator, and a steam inlet. The steam inlet forms an entrance through which the steam flows into an accommodation space of the inner cabinet. The door is located at the front portion of the inner cabinet, and the steam inlet is located at the center of the rear side of the accommodation space.

A shoe care apparatus includes an inner cabinet, a door, a nozzle duct, a nozzle, and a nozzle handle. The inner cabinet forms an accommodation space in which shoes are accommodated. The inner cabinet has a main opening. The door opens and closes the main opening. The nozzle duct is hinge-coupled to the inner cabinet. The nozzle duct forms a passage for air that is being forcibly blown. The nozzle is coupled to an end portion of the nozzle duct. The nozzle handle is formed on the nozzle so as to adjust the angle of the nozzle duct. The inner cabinet includes an inner upper plate that constitutes the ceiling of the accommodation space. The inner upper plate includes a first region and a second region. The second region extends from in front of the first region. The second region forms an upwardly inclined surface.

A shoes care device includes an inner cabinet having an accommodation space configured to accommodate shoes; a shelf holder is provided on an inner side wall; an outlet provided in a bottom surface of the inner cabinet to allow air inside the inner cabinet is suctioned; a connection path constituting a flow path through which the air in the accommodation space is discharged from the inner cabinet through the suction port and then introduced back into the accommodation space; a blowing part disposed in the connection path to blow air; a dehumidifying part disposed in the connection path to dehumidify air; and an auxiliary shelf installed to be mounted on the shelf holder so that the shoes can be seated on an upper surface of the auxiliary shelf.

A shoe care device having an accommodation space to accommodate shoes therein, includes a body; a moving body configured to form the accommodation space together with the body and coupled to the body so as to slide between a first location and a second location ahead of the first location; a blowing part configured to circulate air in the accommodation space; and a stopping part configured to limit the sliding movement of the moving body relative to the body within the second location.