Patents by Inventor Theresa Stewart
Theresa Stewart has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7805858Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by compression molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2008Date of Patent: October 5, 2010Assignee: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Publication number: 20080155858Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by compression molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2008Publication date: July 3, 2008Applicant: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: 7331125Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by compression molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2005Date of Patent: February 19, 2008Assignee: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Publication number: 20060130366Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by compression molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2005Publication date: June 22, 2006Applicant: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Bray, Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: 6990754Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by compression molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2002Date of Patent: January 31, 2006Assignee: R. G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: 6931763Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2003Date of Patent: August 23, 2005Assignee: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Publication number: 20040134095Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2003Publication date: July 15, 2004Inventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Theresa Stewart
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Publication number: 20040020078Abstract: An insole is described that can be placed with an insole receiving area of a slipper. The insole can be prepared by compression molding a structure comprising a foam layer having a first foam side and a second foam side. The insole includes a heel region, an arch region, and a toe region. The heel region includes a heel cushioning portion and a heel perimeter portion. The heel perimeter portion includes a retaining wall that extends above the top surface of the heel cushioning portion. The arch region includes an arch cushioning portion and an arch perimeter portion. The arch perimeter portion includes an arch support that extends above the top surface of the arch cushioning portion. The toe region includes a toe cushioning portion and a toe perimeter portion. A slipper and a method for manufacturing a slipper are described.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2002Publication date: February 5, 2004Inventors: Walter Thomas Bray,, Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: 6560900Abstract: A slipper and a method of manufacturing a slipper is described where the slipper includes an outsole having a sidewall extending along a perimeter of the outsole. The outsole also includes a supporting sole structure including a platform surface. The supporting sole may include lattice walls defining open cells. The slipper also includes an insole and a vamp. The insole covers the platform of the outsole and fits within the sidewall. The method of manufacture includes the steps of providing the outsole, providing the vamp, and attaching a lower perimeter of the vamp to at least a portion of the sidewall extending along a perimeter of the outsole.Type: GrantFiled: March 30, 2001Date of Patent: May 13, 2003Assignee: R. G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: 6418642Abstract: Disclosed is a slipper having an outsole, an insole and an upper attached to the outsole. The outsole includes a bottom wall and a perimeter wall extending from the bottom wall to provide a polymer insole jell receiving area. The insole includes a polymer insole jell and is provided within the polymer jell insole receiving area of the outsole. The polymer insole jell can be formed within the polymer insole jell receiving area, or the polymer insole jell can be preformed and placed within the polymer insole jell receiving area. Also disclosed is a method for manufacturing a slipper.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2000Date of Patent: July 16, 2002Assignee: R. G. Barry CorporationInventors: Donald M. Bigg, Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Publication number: 20020073577Abstract: An open heel slipper configuration is presented. The open heel slipper configuration includes a platform foot bed having a flexible sidewall, and a vamp secured to the flexible sidewall at a location adjacent a region of the platform foot bed that is secured to an outsole, during construction. The construction is such to provide a free extension of a portion of the sidewall of the platform foot bed, underneath a vamp, in the final product. A preferred method of assembly is also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2001Publication date: June 20, 2002Inventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Theresa Stewart
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Publication number: 20010010128Abstract: A slipper and a method of manufacturing a slipper is described where the slipper includes an outsole having a sidewall extending along a perimeter of the outsole. The outsole also includes a supporting sole structure including a platform surface. The supporting sole may include lattice walls defining open cells. The slipper also includes an insole and a vamp. The insole covers the platform of the outsole and fits within the sidewall. The method of manufacture includes the steps of providing the outsole, providing the vamp, and attaching a lower perimeter of the vamp to at least a portion of the sidewall extending along a perimeter of the outsole.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2001Publication date: August 2, 2001Applicant: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: 6226894Abstract: A slipper and a method of manufacturing a slipper is described where the slipper includes an outsole having a sidewall extending along a perimeter of the outsole. The outsole also includes a supporting sole structure including a platform surface. The supporting sole may include lattice walls defining open cells. The slipper also includes an insole and a vamp. The insole covers the platform of the outsole and fits within the sidewall. The method of manufacture includes the steps of providing the outsole, providing the vamp, and attaching a lower perimeter of the vamp to at least a portion of the sidewall extending along a perimeter of the outsole.Type: GrantFiled: May 11, 1998Date of Patent: May 8, 2001Assignee: R. G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: D520221Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 2004Date of Patent: May 9, 2006Assignee: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: D457714Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 2001Date of Patent: May 28, 2002Assignee: R. G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: D471346Type: GrantFiled: April 1, 2002Date of Patent: March 11, 2003Assignee: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: D485664Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2002Date of Patent: January 27, 2004Assignee: R. G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: D485665Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2002Date of Patent: January 27, 2004Assignee: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: D485666Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2002Date of Patent: January 27, 2004Assignee: R.G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart
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Patent number: D490970Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2002Date of Patent: June 8, 2004Assignee: R. G. Barry CorporationInventors: Walter Thomas Bray, Jr., Theresa Stewart