FR2593786A1 - Folding coat-carrier boxes for garments or clothing accessories - Google Patents

Abstract

The subject of the invention is folding boxes made from cardboard or other suitable materials which, when flat, make it possible to hang up garments or clothing accessories and, when they form a volume, to store these garments or accessories inside in order for them to be transported or displayed. The box comprises, in a single piece, a curved part B with its hook A, a part G hollowed out as a handle for transportation, these double-thickness parts being bonded and rigid, and a central part consisting of the face E, of lateral flaps C and D with notches F and folding ribs N (respectively, on the other side, E', C', D', N'). When it forms a volume, the front of the box is the face E (on the other side, E'). The invention is intended particularly for gift articles hung up for sale and which the consumer himself packages in the box.

Description

FOLDING METAL HOLDER BOXES FOR VETEMENi3 OR ACCESSORIES
CLOTHING
The subject of the invention is cardboard boxes, or other suitable materials, which allow hanging clothes or clothing accessories to be hung, then which allow, inside these boxes, to store these clothes or acessoirec to transport them to hand, and offer them.

Traditionally, most of the clothes are presented on hanger9 in the retail trade and even more in the Supermarkets. The same goes for many clothing accessories.

These articles, which can all be the subject of vaults, then require in addition a gift box or suitable packaging.

This requires,
. at the manufacturing level: management of 3 stock points
the article, the hanger, the box.

. at the distribution level: management of 3 stock points
the article on hanger (thus delivered by the manufacturer), the box
brand of the item. In addition a stock of anonymous boxes to overcome
the lack of boxes for the brand concerned. And often a post
gift wrapping to make up for the lack of any boxes
are.

. at the consumer level: the uncertainty of being able to bring together,
under the same brand, the article and its distribution packaging. And
especially in mass distribution, the waste of time gathering
the item and the box, which is not on the same shelf, or
well the waste of time in packaging the gift item. Either 2 or 3
purchase procedures.

In the current state of the art, there is the French patent 92 365 1 4/1 190 (Aj)
PV 65 694 of 16.06.1966 by HMF CASSON, the device of which comprises a cardboard hanger under which is glued a paper bag with bellows making empty pockets. This device is fragile for transporting items placed inside and responds poorly to the aesthetics of a gift box.

The present invention eliminates these drawbacks at all levels:
. manufacturing: only 2 stock points to manage: the article and
its coat rack box.

. distribution: only one stock point: the item on its box carries
coat. Suppression or allocation of the gift wrapping station.

. consumption: only one approach to purchase, the item and its box
gift being offered, this one on this one, and under the same brand.

All you have to do is put the article yourself in its box before
offer it, or transport it without risk thanks to the rigidity of
packaging.

Figure 1/7 shows a flat, front view of a coat hanger box for baby clothes. Scale =.

It can support or contain two or three pieces of clothing up to size 2 years.

The box includes
. a hook A fitting on rods of different sections.

The round cutout A of this hook allows the box to be suspended
metal rods of small cross-section.

. a hanger part 8
. parts A and B are each glued in double thickness.

. movable flaps C and D in front, C 'and D' behind allowing the
volume setting. These flaps are foldable for this volume
thanks to the ribs separating them from the top E / E 'of the box.

. the top E in front, E 'behind. This top arches at setting
lume.

. notches F on the four COC 'D' flaps which allow you to add
expensive by the size of the bottom article of the whole clothing.

 . part G, double thickness glued, and hollowed out, to make handle.

The shape of the box which excludes all salient angles, makes it possible to put on clothes as easily as on the hangers currently used.

 Figure 2/7 shows the same closed box, front view.

 Figure 3/7 shows the same closed box, side view.

 Figure 4/7 shows the same closed box, viewed from three quarters.

Variants: Figure 5/7 shows a variant designed for polo shirts, women's jumpsuits and others, such as light pants from the top of the clothing. Ladder .

 Figure 6/7 shows a 1/3 scale variant designed for neckties, scarves, belts, etc.

The article for His presentation is slipped into the hollowed out parts of B and G and covers all of E.'s upper body.

 Figure 7/7 shows a 1/1 scale variant designed for ladies' necklaces. The collar hangs behind the top 9 'part and slides into the hollowed out part of G at the bottom.

All these boxes have their different parts in one piece.

According to different additional variants
or the hook part A can be attached and removable,
or the hook part A + hanger 9 can be attached and removable,
or the handle part G can be removable and attached,
or the hook parts A, hanger 8, handle G can all be attached and removable.

In addition, the edballaqe box can fit on the hanger part
B different cutouts facilitating the hanging of specific objects for their presentation for sale and on the body of the box can be cutouts or windows allowing to see the interior when it is in volume.

Claims (6)

CLAIMS, NS 1) Folding cardboard packaging box, or other suitable material, charac  terized in that it comprises, in one piece, a hook A allowing  hang it, a hanger part B to support clothes or  clothing accessories, flaps C / C 'and D / D' which by folds along  ribs N / N 'give its volume to the box with the other faces E and E',  a hollowed-out part G forming a fingering, notches F on the flaps  C and C ', and D and D'. 2) Packaging box according to claim 1 and characterized in that the cro  chet A is removable. 3) packaging box according to claim 1 and characterized in that all the  hanger part B and its hook 4 is removable and constitutes a complete hanger  hung on the box. 4) Packaging box according to one of the above claims and caractzm  in that it has a removable handle G. 5) Packaging box according to one of the above claims and characterized  in that it comprises on the hanger part B different cutouts facilitating  the hanging of specific objects for their presentation for sale. 6) Packaging box according to one of the above claims and characterized in  that the body of the box has cutouts or windows allowing  see the interior when it is in volume.