Abstract: A method for making assembled ventilation cloth of non-sewing utilizes a non-woven fabric for a vamp made by weaving a plurality of woven yarn in different directions and leaving a plurality of vacancies among the woven yarn for forming ventilation holes on the non-woven fabric. Pieces of assembled cloth are arranged on the non-woven fabric and firmly attached to the non-woven fabric via a heating roller. A piece of net cloth with larger meshes makes a bottom surface thereof covered with glue so that the net cloth is attached to a surface of the assembled cloth. Accordingly, effects of rapid production and nice ventilation are achievable.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing ventilation cloth having suede effects temporarily combines a film layer to an upper surface of a metal net via a temporary combining device. A plurality of apertures of a suction mold allow the film layer above meshes of the metal net to be strongly sucked, thereby contributing to rough edges and breaking holes. The rough edges go through the meshes and extend to a lower surface of the metal net. Subsequently, the suede effects are achieved along with the benefit of ventilation and prevention of peep.

Abstract: A shoe vamp includes an inner fabric layer including a pattern of decoration on an outer surface; an outer thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) layer including a transparent zone which is transparent when subjecting to heat, the transparent zone being formed on the pattern of decoration; and an intermediate perforated layer formed between the fabric layer and the TPE layer.