Abstract: An improved adjustable shoe comprising a semirigid sole which is releasably attachable to an upper formed with a bottom portion overlying said sole and having a pair of toe portions which can be overlapped to cover the toes of a foot and which carry releasable fastening means for attaching said toe portions to each other, together with a rear flap projecting beyond the rear end of said sole and foldable upward to define the rear end of the shoe and a pair of rear side flaps which can be overlapped and carry means for releasably attaching said rear flaps together to retain said rear flap.

Abstract: A length adjustable scuff formed of a fabric sole of sufficient length for at least a portion of its after-section to be folded back on top of the remaining portion of the after-section to provide a support for the wearer's heel and/or arch. The folded-over portion of the after-section may be adjustably retained in its disposition relative to the front section of the sole, either by a velcro type material or by an element securable in the vicinity of the toe of the scuff.

Abstract: Improved footwear comprising a flexible cover component for a human foot including a sole portion, an upper portion integrally related with the sole portion including a toe section for defining a cavity adapted to receive a human foot, a pair of side sections extended rearwardly from the toe section, a heel tab integrally related to the rearward section of the sole portion and extended upwardly therefrom for confining the heel of the foot, and a flexible binder component for securing the cover component about the foot including a strap united with the heel tab and adapted to be united with the toe section employing Velcro fasteners and the like.