INTEGRATED SHOE AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME

An integrated shoe comprises a first part and a second part directly attached to the first part. A method of making the integrated shoe comprises steps of injecting a first thermoplastic polymer mixture into a mold to obtain a first semi-molding part; injecting a second thermoplastic polymer mixture into the mold to obtain a second semi-molding part directly attached to a side surface of the first semi-molding part; and aging the first semi-molding part and the second semi-molding part to form a first part and a second part directly attached to the first part and obtain the integrated shoe. By omitting an adhesive layer, fabrication costs of the integrated shoe are lowered; in addition, yield of the method of making the integrated shoe is raised.