The mark consists of two stripes arranged on the side of a shoe; the first stripe runs underneath the upper edge of the shoe, approximately parallel to this edge from the upper surface of the shoe to the heel, the second stripe runs from the upper surface of the shoe to the lower surface of the shoe, the second stripe beginning a short distance away from the first stripe at the upper surface of the shoe and ending in approximately the middle of the shoe at its lower surface; the first stripe is curved, the second stripe is roughly straight; the first stripe is substantially longer than the second stripe; both stripes are essentially of equal width. The broken or dotted lines are not part of the mark and serve only to show the position or placement of the mark..