A shoe display for a shoe having a pair of opposing guards, includes at least one track, wherein the track is disposed on at least one of the opposing guards and an interchangeable face member having at least one edge, the at least one edge maintained in a complementary manner in the at least one track such that the interchangeable face member slides in and out the at least one track.

An interchangeable ornamentation system for a footwear comprises a base fastener affixed to a base. The base and the base fastener collectively define a foundation. A first strap and a second strap are coupled to the base. The first strap and the second strap are both configured to individually couple to foot straps of the footwear for matingly and removable attachment to the base fastener so that the foundation is removably attached to the footwear. A removable ornamentation includes a decorative member and an ornamentation fastener. The decorative member oppositely faces the ornamentation fastener. The ornamentation fastener is configured to matingly and removably attach to the base fastener.

An interchangeable ornamentation system for a footwear comprises a base fastener affixed to a base. The base and the base fastener collectively define a foundation. A first strap and a second strap are coupled to the base. The first strap and the second strap are both configured to individually couple to foot straps of the footwear for matingly and removable attachment to the base fastener so that the foundation is removably attached to the footwear. A removable ornamentation includes a decorative member and an ornamentation fastener. The decorative member oppositely faces the ornamentation fastener. The ornamentation fastener is configured to matingly and removably attach to the base fastener.

Collapsible tunnel systems or segmented tubular structures may be printed on or otherwise attached to base layers on articles of apparel, articles of footwear, or other articles of manufacture. The collapsible tunnel systems have two or more tubular structures attached to the base layer, with tunnels extending through the tubular structures. A tensile strand may be laced through the tunnels in the tubular structure such that when tension is applied to the tensile strand, the tunnels may collapse into a structure with a continuous tunnel through two or more tubular structures. In some embodiments, two or more segmented tubular structures each have two spaced-apart tubular structures joined by a connecting portion, and a tensile strand extending through tunnels in the tubular structures.

Collapsible tunnel systems or segmented tubular structures may be printed on or otherwise attached to base layers on articles of apparel, articles of footwear, or other articles of manufacture. The collapsible tunnel systems have two or more tubular structures attached to the base layer, with tunnels extending through the tubular structures. A tensile strand may be laced through the tunnels in the tubular structure such that when tension is applied to the tensile strand, the tunnels may collapse into a structure with a continuous tunnel through two or more tubular structures. In some embodiments, two or more segmented tubular structures each have two spaced-apart tubular structures joined by a connecting portion, and a tensile strand extending through tunnels in the tubular structures.

An article of footwear and a method of manufacturing the same is provided. The article of footwear comprises a sole structure and an upper fixedly attached thereto. The upper comprises a base layer and a plurality of scrap material pieces. The scrap material pieces comprise appliqués disposed on and coupled to a surface of the base layer. The scrap material pieces are collectively positioned on the surface of the base layer in a custom arrangement. The method of manufacture is designed to be an environmentally-friendly and sustainable process, wherein the scrap material of a first footwear application is utilized in a second footwear application. The method of manufacture comprises dividing the scrap material of a first footwear application into scrap material pieces and coupling the scrap material pieces, in the custom arrangement, to the exterior surface of the base layer of the upper of a second footwear application.

An article of footwear and a method of manufacturing the same is provided. The article of footwear comprises a sole structure and an upper fixedly attached thereto. The upper comprises a base layer and a plurality of scrap material pieces. The scrap material pieces comprise appliqués disposed on and coupled to a surface of the base layer. The scrap material pieces are collectively positioned on the surface of the base layer in a custom arrangement. The method of manufacture is designed to be an environmentally-friendly and sustainable process, wherein the scrap material of a first footwear application is utilized in a second footwear application. The method of manufacture comprises dividing the scrap material of a first footwear application into scrap material pieces and coupling the scrap material pieces, in the custom arrangement, to the exterior surface of the base layer of the upper of a second footwear application.

Shoes that are comprised of at least one outsole with a heel and an upper connected with the outsole. At least a part of the upper is made up of a printed lenticular foil and/or a lenticular foil behind which images are stuck.

Provided is, among other things, a shoe having a sole that includes multiple layers and an upper attached to and extending above the sole. In addition, the shoe includes a tab having: (1) a first portion, located between adjacent layers of the sole and thus hidden from view, that is imprinted with identification information pertaining to the shoe and (2) a second portion that is visible during ordinary use of the shoe.

Provided is, among other things, a shoe having a sole that includes multiple layers and an upper attached to and extending above the sole. In addition, the shoe includes a tab having: (1) a first portion, located between adjacent layers of the sole and thus hidden from view, that is imprinted with identification information pertaining to the shoe and (2) a second portion that is visible during ordinary use of the shoe.