DE2755348A1 - COLLAPSIBLE CLOTHING HOLDER FOR YOUR TRANSPORTATION - Google Patents

Description

Lorenz & Riederer 2 7 b b J 4 ö

Patent attorneys χ Lortntic Ricdtrer, Po «tf« di 1320, D-1035 during 2 Dipl.-Phys. Willy Lorenz Dipl.-Ing. Anton Frhr. Riederer by couple

December 12, 1977 Our file: t 56-j.DT

Patent application of the company

ST s.a.

Le Mont sur Lausanne (Vaud, Switzerland)

Foldable garment cover for transport

The invention relates to one with regard to its transport such a collapsible garment cover that its external dimensions correspond to those of a travel bag and comprises at least one strip that is attached to the case close to a 3ende same is attached and provided with a handle and an element for hanging a clothes hanger.

Such ivleiderhüllen, which at their other end a have a member serving for attachment to the handle, if the shell is folded in terms of its transport, are already known. However, they mainly have that Disadvantage that the end of the dress, which is not held by the hanger, usually during transport in the this member slips down the adjacent half of the sheath for attachment to the handle. This can, if necessary The end of the dress will be wrinkled.

The aim of the present invention is therefore to avoid this disadvantage of the previously known garment sleeves. The envelope according to the invention is characterized in that it has an element for connecting the same to the bar, which is attached to the envelope at a point that lies between its central part and its other end , so that the envelope can be folded into two transverse folds with regard to its transport is.

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The accompanying drawing shows schematically and by way of example an embodiment and a variant of the inventive Garment cover. Show in it:

Fig. 1 is a front view of the cover in the unfolded state,

/ ig. 2 is a view of the same in section along the line H-II of FIG. 1,

/ ig. 3 one of the Flg. 2 similar view, which illustrates the envelope with regard to its transport in the collapsed state,

Flg. 4 one of the / ig. 1 similar view showing the variant embodiment,

Flg. b and 6 similar views as / ig. 2 and 3 of the design variant.

The in / ig. Sheath shown in FIG. 1 encompasses one made of plastic existing sack 1, which is closed at its lower end and open at its upper end. Along the edge of the front, a strip 2 made of plastic is welded to the upper open end of the oack, which in its middle Part is provided with a handle 2 uad an eyelet 4., which allows to hang the hook of a clothes hanger, not shown, on which a dress is placed, which is inserted into the back 1 through its upper opening.

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In the lower third of the corner 1 and across the latter, a strip ^of plastic is welded with one of its long edges to the front of the back 1. This strip ^l 2 has an incision §_ to form a handle, which is inserted into the:; andgriff_3 when the shell is lived together with regard to its "transport, as can be seen from Fig. 3. Preferably, the strip is 2 ^m ^ provided a passage extending in the axis of the incision 6 longitudinal fold, uio.jer ii'alz is at the two ends 7 of each other about roscnla * CNEN parts of the strip 2 by o'jhweiiisun, ^1: solidified (: : iehe ^ 'irr. l).

The use of the Jig. 1 bio 3 shown cover for packing i: ken and xrantjpoi-t of a dress is the following:

Da; - the dress placed on a hanger is inserted into the sack 1 through its upper open end and the hanger is suspended from the eyelet 4 of the bar 2 by means of its hook. Next, lay the cover nice and flat on a table, face down, and distribute the various elements of the dress in the cover in such a way that they are not creased. The envelope will then be level with the strip _ [? flip over and then fold its lower part onto the middle part of the back of the cover 1. By turning over again

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the height of a midway between the strip jj the transverse fold located on the bar 2, the handle £ is brought into the cage of the handle 2. into which it is inserted becomes (see -e'ip ;. 3).

As a result, when the dress is transported in the double-folded cover, its lower part is in aem inner part 8 of the cover, as in JJ ¹ Ig. 3 shown, recorded. When the cover folded up in this way is carried by means of the handle J5, the lower part of the dress can no longer slip down and be creased.

According to an embodiment variant shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the strip jj made of plastic, which is welded transversely with one of its longitudinal edges to the front of the sack 1 in its lower third, along its free edge with a handle 2 comprehensive strip 2 is provided, which is identical to that which is welded along the upper open end of the bag 1 at its front. In this case, the strips 2 and handles 2 are provided ^with a series of alternating projections 2 ¹ ^ d bores 10, which allow them to be connected to one another in the transport state when the cover is collapsed (see FIG. 6).

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Numerous other variants would also be conceivable, in particular the cover could be open at its lower end so that, for example, a better distribution of the elements of the dress is made possible in its lower part. In the case of a particularly long dress, part of the latter can protrude beyond the lower end of the cover, and after it has been wrapped with tissue paper, it can be folded over, for example, on the back of the cover before the latter, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 6 , is merged.

The upper open end of the bag 1 might just case be provided at the edge of its back side with a strip £, comprising a handle j5, as shown in Fig. 4, so that the envelope in unfolded state 9 by inserting the Vorspränge one of these bars 2 in the opposite holes 10 of the other is closed.

The strip jj provided with a bar 2 and a handle 2 or with an incision S could for example be replaced by a cord which is pulled through two eyelets provided in the lower third on the front of the sack 1 . This solution is particularly advantageous if the back 1 is made of paper.

Instead of plastic or paper, the sleeve could be made from

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any other flexible material such as fabric or leather. In this case, the strip 2 and the connecting element 6 could be sewn to the shell.

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Claims (1)

PATE U T CLAIMS E , 1 / With regard to their transport, such collapsible Garment cover that its external dimensions correspond to those of a travel bag, comprising on the one hand at least a bar that attaches to the sheath near one end thereof and has a handle and a handle Element for hanging a clothes hanger is provided, characterized in that it is on the other hand an element (6) for connecting the same to the bar (2), which is connected to the shell at a Ste.le is attached between its middle part and its .-, ι at the other end, so that the envelope can be folded into two transverse folds with regard to its transport. 2. Case according to claim 1, characterized in that g e k e η η zeishnet, that the connecting element consists of a handle which is inserted into the handle (3) will. 3. Case according to claim 1, characterized in that the connecting element consists of a with a xland handle (3) provided bar (2). 80982W09A6 ORIGINAL INSPECTED 4. Cover me to claims 1 and 2, consisting of AunststolT, there marked that the handle (o) in one on one side of the iiül- Litreifen (5) is designed. b. Cover according to claims 1 and 3, made of plastic, characterized in that the other strip (2) is connected to another strip (5) welded to one side surface of the cover. 6. Case according to claims 1, 3 and 5, characterized in that the strips (2) and / or their handles (3) are provided with elements (9, 10) for their temporary joining.