Abstract: A foldable footwear support device for displaying and/or storing footwear articles comprises two rectangular panel sections having a hinge joint therebetween and an upwardly open pouch attached to each of the panel sections, the pouches being capable of containing the toe portions of footwear articles such as slippers and the panel sections being pivotable relative to one another. When pivoted into a coplanar orientation and when the two panel sections have holes in their upper corners, the device can be hung from wall brackets to display the footwear articles. When the two panel sections are pivoted about the hinge joint to be partially folded together, the device can be positioned on a flat surface to display the footwear articles.

Abstract: A shoe includes a storage pocket and a carrying bag either permanently or detachably attached to the shoe such that the carrying bag can be stored in the storage pocket when not in use or, when needed, can be extended away from the storage pocket and then turned inside out so that the shoe will be contained therein. The carrying bag is made of flexible material and is large enough to carry a companion shoe. The carrying bag can include a tie cord to close the mouth thereof when desired.

Abstract: A device for holding and displaying footwear and the like, comprising a one-piece monolythic member fabricated of a generally foldable material, the member including a generally planar central section and first and second footwear retaining end sections defining recessed areas adapted for the reception of portions of the footwear disposed on the device and having portions thereof cut away so as to provide access for the insertion of the footwear portions into the recessed areas.