CN112442787B - A kind of interwoven woven shoe upper and its production method - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention discloses an interwoven woven shoe upper, comprising a shoe upper body on which at least one overlapping knitting structure is knitted, the overlapping knitting structure comprising at least one knitting layer, and the knitting layer is knitted by at least one The strips are interlaced and woven, the distance between each adjacent two overlapping woven structures can be adjusted freely, and the width of the overlapping woven structures can be freely adjusted. The weaving materials made of different woven materials have different organizational effects and functions. Weaving with decorative materials can play a role in decorating the upper; using functional knitting materials can increase the elasticity and make the upper more comfortable. Compared with the shape forming, the function is more abundant.

Description

A kind of interwoven woven shoe upper and its making method

technical field

The invention relates to the field of flying woven shoe uppers, in particular to an interwoven woven shoe upper and a manufacturing method thereof.

Background technique

Now the flying woven upper basically includes all the categories in the shoe type. The existing flying woven shoes that have been disclosed and sold on the market are basically based on the version, and the various overlapping structures of the upper are only formed by the version, but the structure formed by the version is unreal, beautiful, and ornamental. Poor, at the same time, the function is single, and the service life is short.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the above-mentioned deficiencies, and to provide a kind of interwoven woven shoe upper and a manufacturing method thereof.

The invention discloses an interwoven woven shoe upper, comprising an upper body on which at least one overlapping knitting structure is knitted, the overlapping knitting structure comprising at least one knitting layer, and the knitting layer is knitted by at least one The strips are interlaced.

Preferably, the distance between each adjacent two overlapping braided structures can be adjusted freely.

Preferably, the width of the overlapping braided structure can be adjusted freely.

Preferably, the upper body includes a dense area and a sparse area.

Preferably, the overlapping braided structure is braided in the dense area.

Preferably, the overlapping braided structure is braided in the sparse area.

Preferably, the braided strip is any one of thick wax rope and elastic yarn.

The present invention also provides a method for making an interwoven woven upper, wherein the upper is the above-mentioned interwoven woven upper, and includes an upper body on which at least one overlapping knitting structure is woven.

Preferably, the manufacturing method includes:

S1. Equipment selection step: use multi-plate needle bed knitting flat knitting equipment, and its multi-plate needle bed includes correspondingly set front needle bed and rear needle bed;

S2. Pattern importing step: import the pattern program of the interwoven knitted shoe upper printed out by the computer into the flat knitting machine, and wear the yarn on the yarn feeder on the flat knitting machine according to the design requirements of the above pattern;

S3. Interweaving knitting step: start the machine, according to the imported pattern program, the front needle bed and the rear needle bed start to reciprocate knitting line by line with the yarn introduced by the yarn feeder until the sample is completed.

Preferably, the interlacing and weaving step includes:

S31. Weaving step of the shoe body part: weaving the shoe body part of the upper by using A and B two yarns;

S32. overlapping weaving structure weaving step: weaving the overlapping weaving structure on upper by C yarn;

Wherein the weaving step of the overlapping weave structure comprises:

Needle-separated overlapping knitting step: overlapping knitting through C yarn;

Bottom knitting step: knitting the bottom layer of the spacer needle overlapping knitting through B yarn;

Locking knitting steps: lock the C yarn, and carry out the four-plain knitting and bottom knitting of the C yarn;

S33. The step of weaving at the interval: weaving the interval between two adjacent overlapping braided structures;

Wherein the interval part weaving step comprises:

Preliminary weaving step: preliminarily weaving the space between two adjacent overlapping braided structures;

Transfer knitting step: transfer the stitches knitted by the front needle plate at the interval part to the rear needle plate for knitting;

S34. The step of back-travel weaving of the overlapping braided structure: performing back-travel braiding on the braided overlapping braided structure;

S35. The secondary knitting step of the shoe body part: continue to perform tight tuck weaving on the shoe body part of the upper;

S36. Ironing step: perform high-temperature steam ironing on the woven shoe upper.

Preferably, the weaving step of the shoe body part comprises:

S311. Tight tuck knitting step: Tight tuck knitting is performed on the shoe body part of the upper through the A and B yarns;

S312. Return knitting step: after the tight tuck knitting is performed on the body part of the shoe upper, return knitting is performed on it;

S313. Transfer knitting step: transfer the loop knitted by the front needle plate of the shoe body to the rear needle plate for knitting.

Preferably, the step of back knitting of the overlapping knitted structure includes:

S341. Backhaul knitting step: after the C yarn is overlapped and knitted, backhaul overlapped knitting is performed;

S342. Bottom knitting step: knitting the bottom layer of the back-travel overlapping knitting through the B yarn;

S343. Locking knitting step: after the bottom knitting of the return cross knitting, the C yarn is locked, and the four-plain knitting and the bottom knitting of the C yarn are performed.

By adopting the above-mentioned technical scheme, the beneficial effects of the present invention are:

1. By weaving the overlapping weave structure on the plain upper and using different weave materials, the organization effect and function are different. Weaving with decorative materials (such as thick wax rope) can play a role in decorating the upper; using functional knitting materials (such as elastic yarn) can increase elasticity and make the upper more comfortable. It has rich functions in the form of version.

2. The overlaid weave structure formed by weaving is more real, with higher ornamental value and longer service life.

3. The vamp is knitted at one time using a knitting machine, which is efficient and fast to make vamps, which provides new ideas and directions for the development and application of similar technologies.

Description of drawings

In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the following briefly introduces the accompanying drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only It is one or several embodiments of the present invention, and for those skilled in the art, other drawings can also be obtained according to such drawings without creative efforts.

Fig. 1 is the structural representation one of weaving weaving shoe upper of the present invention;

Fig. 2 is the enlarged view of A place in Fig. 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 3 is the structural representation two of the present invention's weaving and weaving shoe upper;

Fig. 4 is the schematic diagram of weaving program of interweaving weaving shoe upper of the present invention;

Fig. 5 is the real picture of the present invention's interweaving weaving upper;

Fig. 6 is the schematic flow chart of the present invention's interlaced weaving shoe upper manufacturing method;

Fig. 7 is the schematic flow chart of the interleaving weaving step of the present invention;

Fig. 8 is the schematic flow chart of the shoe body part weaving step of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a schematic flow chart of the back knitting step of the overlapping knitting structure of the present invention.

Description of main reference signs: 1 upper body, 11 overlapping knitting structure, 111 knitting strips, 12 shoe body parts, 13 space parts, 2 dense areas, 3 sparse areas.

Detailed ways

The embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples, so as to fully understand and implement the implementation process of how the present invention applies technical means to solve technical problems and achieve technical effects. It should be noted that, as long as there is no conflict, each embodiment of the present invention and each feature of each embodiment can be combined with each other, and the formed technical solutions all fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Meanwhile, in the following description, for the purposes of explanation, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the embodiments of the present invention. It will be apparent, however, to those skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without the specific details or in the specific manner described herein.

The present invention discloses an interwoven knitted upper, referring to FIGS. 1-3 and 5 , comprising a vamp body 1, and at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven on the upper body 1, and the overlapping knitting structure 11 includes at least one woven layer , the braided layer is interlaced by at least one braided strip 111 (when one yarn weaves the overlapping braided structure 11, the space is located at the top; when two yarns weave the overlapping braided structure 11, The position of the space is one on top and one on the bottom; when two or more yarns are woven into the overlapping knitting structure 11, the space is located on one on the top, N in the middle, and one on the bottom). Further, the distance between each adjacent two overlapping braided structures 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the upper body 1 includes a dense area 2 and a sparse area 3 . Further, the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided in the dense area 2 . Further, the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided in the sparse area 3 . Further, the braided strip 111 is any one of thick wax rope and elastic yarn, but is not limited to the above two.

The present invention also provides a method for making an interlaced knitted vamp. The vamp is the above-mentioned interwoven woven vamp, and includes a vamp body 1 on which at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven.

Referring to Figure 6, its production method includes:

S1. Equipment selection step: use multi-plate needle bed knitting flat knitting equipment, and its multi-plate needle bed includes correspondingly set front needle bed and rear needle bed;

S2. Pattern importing step: import the pattern program of the interwoven knitted shoe upper printed out by the computer into the flat knitting machine, and wear the yarn on the yarn feeder on the flat knitting machine according to the design requirements of the above pattern;

S3. Interweaving knitting step: start the machine, according to the imported pattern program, the front needle bed and the rear needle bed start to reciprocate knitting line by line with the yarn introduced by the yarn feeder until the sample is completed.

Further, referring to Fig. 7, the described interlacing weaving step includes:

S31. the step of weaving the body part 12 of the shoe: weaving the body part 12 of the shoe upper by two yarns A and B;

S32. the overlapping knitting structure 11 weaving step: weaving the overlapping knitting structure 11 on the upper by C yarn;

Wherein, the weaving steps of the overlapping braided structure 11 include:

Needle-separated overlapping knitting step: overlapping knitting through C yarn;

Bottom knitting step: knitting the bottom layer of the spacer needle overlapping knitting through B yarn;

Locking knitting steps: lock the C yarn, and carry out the four-plain knitting and bottom knitting of the C yarn;

S33. the weaving step of the interval part 13: weaving the interval part 13 between the two adjacent overlapping braided structures 11;

Wherein, the weaving step of the interval part 13 comprises:

Preliminary weaving step: preliminarily weaving the spaced parts 13 between two adjacent overlapping braided structures 11;

Transfer knitting step: transfer the stitches knitted by the front needle plate of the interval part 13 to the rear needle plate for knitting;

S34. The step of back knitting of the overlapping knitted structure 11: performing back knitting on the knitted overlapping knitted structure 11;

S35. the secondary weaving step of the shoe body part 12: continue to perform tight tuck weaving on the shoe body part 12 of the upper;

S36. Ironing step: perform high-temperature steam ironing on the woven shoe upper.

Further, referring to Fig. 8, the weaving step of the shoe body part 12 includes:

S311. Tight tuck knitting step: perform tight tuck knitting on the shoe body part 12 of the upper through the A and B yarns;

S312. Return knitting step: after the tight tuck knitting is performed on the shoe body part 12 of the upper, return knitting is performed on it;

S313. Transfer knitting step: transfer the loop knitted by the front needle plate of the shoe body part 12 to the rear needle plate for knitting.

Further, referring to FIG. 9 , the step of back knitting of the overlapping knitted structure includes:

S341. Backhaul knitting step: after the C yarn is overlapped and knitted, backhaul overlapped knitting is performed;

S342. Bottom knitting step: knitting the bottom layer of the back-travel overlapping knitting through the B yarn;

S343. Locking knitting step: after the bottom knitting of the return cross knitting, the C yarn is locked, and the four-plain knitting and the bottom knitting of the C yarn are performed.

Example 1

This embodiment discloses an interwoven knitted vamp, referring to FIGS. 1-3 and 5 , including a vamp body 1 on which at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven, and the overlapping knitting structure 11 includes at least one knitting The braided layer is interlaced by a braided strip 111 (when one yarn is woven into the overlapping braided structure 11, the space is located at the top). Further, the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the upper body 1 includes a dense area 2 and a sparse area 3 . Further, the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided in the dense area 2 . Further, the braided strip 111 is any one of the thick wax rope and the elastic yarn, but is not limited to the above two (when the thick wax rope is used, the aesthetics of the upper body 1 is increased; when the elastic yarn is used , the elasticity of the upper body 1 is increased).

Example 2

This embodiment discloses an interwoven knitted vamp, referring to FIGS. 1-3 and 5 , including a vamp body 1 on which at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven, and the overlapping knitting structure 11 includes at least one knitting The braided layer is interlaced by a braided strip 111 (when one yarn is woven into the overlapping braided structure 11, the space is located at the top). Further, the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the upper body 1 includes a dense area 2 and a sparse area 3 . Further, the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided in the sparse area 3 . Further, the braided strip 111 is any one of the thick wax rope and the elastic yarn, but is not limited to the above two (when the thick wax rope is used, the aesthetics of the upper body 1 is increased; when the elastic yarn is used , the elasticity of the upper body 1 is increased).

Example 3

This embodiment discloses an interwoven knitted vamp, referring to FIGS. 1-3 and 5 , including a vamp body 1 on which at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven, and the overlapping knitting structure 11 includes at least one knitting The braided layer is interlaced by a braided strip 111 (when one yarn is woven into the overlapping braided structure 11, the space is located at the top). Further, the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the upper body 1 includes a dense area 2 and a sparse area 3 . Further, the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided in the sparse area 3 and the dense area 2 respectively. Further, the braided strip 111 is any one of the thick wax rope and the elastic yarn, but is not limited to the above two (when the thick wax rope is used, the aesthetics of the upper body 1 is increased; when the elastic yarn is used , the elasticity of the upper body 1 is increased).

Example 4

This embodiment discloses an interwoven knitted vamp, referring to FIGS. 1-3 and 5 , including a vamp body 1 on which at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven, and the overlapping knitting structure 11 includes at least one knitting The braided layer is interlaced by two braided strips 111 (when two yarns are woven into the overlapping braided structure 11, the space is located at the upper and the lower positions). Further, the distance between each adjacent two overlapping braided structures 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the upper body 1 includes a dense area 2 and a sparse area 3 . Further, the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided in the dense area 2 . Further, the braided strip 111 is any one of the thick wax rope and the elastic yarn, but is not limited to the above two (when the thick wax rope is used, the aesthetics of the upper body 1 is increased; when the elastic yarn is used , the elasticity of the upper body 1 is increased).

Example 5

This embodiment discloses an interwoven knitted vamp, referring to FIGS. 1-3 and 5 , including a vamp body 1 on which at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven, and the overlapping knitting structure 11 includes at least one knitting The braided layer is interlaced by two braided strips 111 (when two yarns are woven into the overlapping braided structure 11, the space is located at the upper and the lower positions). Further, the distance between each adjacent two overlapping braided structures 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the upper body 1 includes a dense area 2 and a sparse area 3 . Further, the overlapping weave structure 11 is woven in the sparse area 3 . Further, the braided strip 111 is any one of the thick wax rope and the elastic yarn, but is not limited to the above two (when the thick wax rope is used, the aesthetics of the upper body 1 is increased; when the elastic yarn is used , the elasticity of the upper body 1 is increased).

Example 6

This embodiment discloses an interwoven knitted vamp, referring to FIGS. 1-3 and 5 , including a vamp body 1 on which at least one overlapping knitting structure 11 is woven, and the overlapping knitting structure 11 includes at least one knitting The braided layer is interlaced by two braided strips 111 (when two yarns are woven into the overlapping braided structure 11, the space is located at the upper and the lower positions). Further, the distance between each adjacent two overlapping braided structures 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to usage scenarios and needs). Further, the upper body 1 includes a dense area 2 and a sparse area 3 . Further, the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided in the dense area 2 and the sparse area 3 . Further, the braided strip 111 is any one of the thick wax rope and the elastic yarn, but is not limited to the above two (when the thick wax rope is used, the aesthetics of the upper body 1 is increased; when the elastic yarn is used , the elasticity of the upper body 1 is increased).

Example 7

The multi-plate needle bed is used for knitting needle and flat knitting equipment, and the multi-plate needle bed includes a front needle bed and a rear needle bed correspondingly arranged; the interlaced knitting shoe upper pattern program printed out by the computer is imported into the flat knitting knitting machine; and according to the above The design of the pattern requires the yarn to be threaded on the yarn feeder on the flat knitting machine; start the machine, and start the reciprocating knitting line by line with the yarn introduced from the yarn feeder according to the imported pattern program until the sample is completed. , Referring to Figure 4 (the longitudinal direction represents the number of rows of the fabric, A, B, C, D represent the sand nozzle, and the arrow represents the direction of the machine head), according to the program in Figure 4 to reciprocate weaving, the 1st and 2nd weaving rows are through A, B two The yarn carries out tight tuck knitting on the shoe body part 12 of the upper; the third and fourth weaving rows are after the tight tuck knitting on the shoe body part 12 of the shoe upper, and then carry out return knitting; The stitches knitted by the front needle plate of the shoe body part 12 are transferred to the rear needle plate for knitting. The 6th and 7th knitting rows are knitted by two yarns C and D; the 8th to 17th knitting rows use the B yarn to knit the bottom layer of the spacer knitting; the 18th and 19th knitting rows are locked C , D two yarns, and carry out the four-plain weaving and bottom weaving of the two yarns C and D; the 20th to the 25th weaving row is to carry out preliminary weaving of the interval between two adjacent overlapping knitting structures 11; The 27th knitting row is to transfer the stitches knitted by the front needle plate of the spaced part to the rear needle plate for knitting; the 28th and 29th knitting rows are after the overlapping knitting of the C and D yarns, and the return overlapping knitting is carried out; the 30th knitting row The 39th knitting row is to knit the bottom layer of the return overlapping knitting through the B yarn; the 40th and 41st knitting rows are the bottom knitting of the return overlapping knitting, lock the C and D yarns, and carry out the C and D yarns. Four flat weaving and bottom weaving of the thread; the 42nd to 45th weaving rows are to continue the tight tuck weaving on the shoe body part 12 of the vamp; finally, the woven vamp is ironed with high temperature steam. Ironing is to allow the fabric to fully shrink when heated to achieve a suitable fabric effect; for fabrics using hot-melt filaments, it is necessary to iron the hot-melt filaments to melt and bond inside the fabric to achieve a suitable fabric effect; refer to the figure 1-3 and FIG. 5, the knitted upper includes the upper body 1, and the upper body 1 is woven with a plurality of overlapping knitting structures 11, and the overlapping knitting structures 11 include a single knitting layer, so The braided layer is formed by interlaced braiding of two braided strips 111 (when the overlapping braided structure 11 is braided, the position of the space is that one strip is above and one strip is below). And the braided strips 111 are elastic yarns, which can increase the elasticity and make the upper more comfortable; the distance between each adjacent two overlapping braided structures 11 can be freely adjusted (it can be freely adjusted according to the usage scene and needs. adjust). And the width of the overlapping woven structure 11 can also be adjusted freely (it can be adjusted freely according to the usage scene and demand).

To sum up, by knitting the overlapping knitting structure 11 on the plain upper, and using different knitting materials, the weaving effects and functions are different. Weaving with decorative materials (such as thick wax rope) can play a role in decorating the upper; using functional knitting materials (such as elastic yarn) can increase elasticity and make the upper more comfortable. It has rich functions in the form of version. The knitted and formed overlapping knitting structure 11 is more realistic than the overlapping structure formed by the pattern, the ornamental value is higher, and the service life is longer, and the shoe upper is knitted at one time by a knitting and knitting machine, which is efficient and fast to make the upper. The development and application of similar technologies provide new ideas and directions.

It should be noted that many specific details are set forth in the above description to facilitate a full understanding of the present invention. However, the present invention can also be implemented in other ways different from those described here. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention is not limited by Limitations of the specific embodiments disclosed below.

Claims (10)

1. An interwoven and braided upper comprises an upper body and is characterized in that at least one overlapped braided structure is braided on the upper body, the overlapped braided structure comprises at least one braided layer, and the braided layer is formed by interweaving at least one braided strip;

the interwoven and woven vamp is woven through the interweaving and weaving step, and the interweaving and weaving step comprises the following steps:

and (3) knitting the shoe body part: knitting the body portion of the upper with A, B two yarns;

knitting the overlapped knitting structure on the vamp through the yarn C; wherein the step of knitting the overlapping knit structure comprises: and (3) knitting with overlapped needles: performing overlapping knitting through yarns C; bottom weaving step: knitting the bottom layer which is knitted by overlapping the partition needles through the yarn B; and (3) locking and weaving: locking the yarn C, and performing four-flat knitting and bottom knitting on the yarn C;

weaving the interval part: weaving the interval part between two adjacent overlapped weaving structures; wherein the spacer weaving step comprises: a primary weaving step: carrying out primary weaving on the interval part between two adjacent overlapped weaving structures; needle turning and knitting: transferring the coils woven by the front needle plate at the interval part to the rear needle plate for weaving;

and (3) a return knitting step of the overlapped knitting structure: performing return knitting on the knitted overlapped knitting structure;

secondary knitting of the shoe body part: tightly hanging and weaving the shoe body part of the vamp;

ironing: and (5) performing high-temperature steam ironing on the woven vamp.

2. The interwoven braided upper of claim 1, wherein the distance between each adjacent pair of said overlapping braided structures is freely adjustable and the width of said overlapping braided structures is freely adjustable.

3. The interwoven braided upper of claim 1, wherein the upper body comprises dense areas and sparse areas.

4. The interwoven braided upper of claim 3, wherein the overlapping braided structure is braided in the dense region and the overlapping braided structure is braided in the sparse region.

5. The interwoven braided upper of claim 1 wherein said braided strip is any one of a rope of heavy wax, an elastic yarn.

6. A method of manufacturing an interwoven and woven upper, wherein the upper is an interwoven and woven upper according to any one of claims 1 to 5, comprising an upper body on which at least one overlapping woven structure is woven.

7. The method of making an interwoven braided upper according to claim 6, wherein the method of making comprises:

s1, equipment selection: adopting a multi-plate needle bed flat knitting machine device, wherein the multi-plate needle bed comprises a front needle bed and a back needle bed which are correspondingly arranged;

s2, pattern importing step: guiding a pattern program of the interwoven and woven vamp printed by the computer into a flat knitting machine, and threading a yarn on a yarn nozzle of the flat knitting machine according to the design requirement of the pattern;

s3, interweaving and weaving: and starting the machine, and according to the imported pattern program, the front needle bed and the back needle bed start to coordinate with the reciprocating knitting of the yarns imported by the yarn nozzles row by row until the pattern forming is finished.

8. The method of manufacturing according to claim 7, wherein the step of interweaving comprises:

s31, weaving the shoe body part: knitting the body portion of the upper with A, B two yarns;

s32, weaving an overlapped weaving structure, namely weaving the overlapped weaving structure on the vamp through C yarns;

wherein the step of knitting the overlapping knit structure comprises:

and (3) knitting with overlapped needles: performing overlapping knitting through yarns C;

bottom weaving step: knitting the bottom layer which is knitted by overlapping the partition needles through the yarn B;

and (3) locking and weaving: locking the yarn C, and performing four-flat knitting and bottom knitting of the yarn C;

s33, weaving the interval parts: weaving the interval part between two adjacent overlapped weaving structures;

wherein the spacer weaving step comprises:

a primary weaving step: carrying out primary weaving on the interval part between two adjacent overlapped weaving structures;

needle turning and knitting: transferring the coils woven by the front needle plate at the interval part to the rear needle plate for weaving;

s34, a return knitting step of an overlapped knitting structure: performing return knitting on the knitted overlapped knitting structure;

s35, secondary knitting of the shoe body part: tightly hanging and weaving the shoe body part of the vamp;

s36, ironing: and (5) performing high-temperature steam ironing on the woven vamp.

9. The method of claim 8, wherein the step of knitting the body portion includes:

s311, tightly hanging mesh weaving: tightly hanging and weaving the shoe body part of the upper through A, B two yarns;

s312, a return weaving step: after the tight mesh weaving is carried out on the shoe body part of the vamp, the return stroke weaving is carried out on the shoe body part;

s313, needle turning and knitting: and transferring the coils woven by the front needle plate of the shoe body part to the rear needle plate for weaving.

10. The method of making as defined in claim 8, wherein said step of back-weaving the overlapping woven structures includes:

s341, a return weaving step: after the yarns C are subjected to overlapping weaving, performing return-stroke overlapping weaving;

s342, a bottom weaving step: weaving the bottom layer which is woven in a return-stroke overlapping mode through yarn B;

s343, a locking weaving step: after the bottom layer of the back-pass overlapping knitting is knitted, the C yarn is locked, and four-flat knitting and bottom knitting of the C yarn are performed.

Images