JP3015675U - Portable bag for clothes - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To enable a bag carrying a suit or a folded kimono to be carried as a bag that can hold bulky items. [Structure] Open fasteners that can be engaged with each other are sewn along both edges of the bag, and both side edges of the bag are
A fastener that can be engaged with each other is sewn from the bottom of each gusset that rises from the middle part of both side edges to the upper end through the left and right side edges. And a ring that hooks the pull ring attached to the engaging slider that slides along the right side edge is attached, and the ring and the pull ring that is hooked to the ring are attached to either end of one of the open fasteners. Attach the cover piece that covers and.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a bag body in which a suit or a folded kimono can be inserted and carried so that their shapes do not collapse.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, when carrying a suit or a folded kimono, a bag body is often used that is made so that the shape of the suit or the folded kimono is kept in place so that it can be folded and folded for carrying.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The bag was designed so that the gap between the folded parts could not be opened widely. Therefore, thin articles such as magazines and newspapers should be inserted between the gaps and carried with the suit. However, it is impossible to put a bulky article in the above-mentioned gap, so that one hand should carry the bag and the other hand should carry the bulky article. . This has the disadvantage that both hands are blocked when traveling and people often feel inconvenient. An object of the present invention is to provide a bag for carrying clothes, which can eliminate the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention is a garment carrier that is made so that a suit or a folded kimono can be folded and folded and carried while being inserted and retained so that their shapes do not collapse. In the bag for bag, sewn open fasteners that can be engaged with each other along both edges of the bag, and each gusset can be raised from both side edges of the bag and an intermediate portion between both side edges. Fasteners that can be engaged with each other are sewn at the bottom of the gusset and through the left and right edges to the upper end, and the upper part of each gusset is slid along the left and right edges of each gusset. Attach a ring to hook the pull ring attached to the slider, and attach the pull ring to the ring and the pull ring attached to the ring at either end of one of the open fasteners. It is characterized by attaching a cover piece that has a stopper that is fixed so as to cover the bag and the suit, or a kimono that has been folded or folded and is folded and folded in two so that their shapes do not collapse. In a bag for carrying clothes made to be carried by a user, open fasteners that can be engaged with each other are sewn along both edges of the bag, and both side edges of the bag and both sides thereof are sewn. Fasteners that can be engaged with each other are sewn on the bottom of each gusset, which rises from the middle part of the edge, to the upper end through both left and right edges, and the left edge of each gusset is attached to the upper part of each gusset. Attach a ring that holds the pulling ring that is attached to the engaging slider that slides along the right side edge. Attach a cover piece that has a fastener that secures the ring and the pull ring that is hooked to the same ring, and attach a connecting ring to the upper part of each gusset. Each connecting ring is characterized in that a ring having an appropriate length is attached to both ends of the belt and is hooked.

[0005]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 is a suit or a folded kimono that is inserted and retained so that their shapes do not collapse, and is folded in two so that it can be carried. A bag for carrying clothes, which is made of, for example, a resin sheet having waterproofness, a cushioning core material such as sponge, and a lining material as shown in FIGS. The front member 2 is made by cutting and stitching, and two parallel belts 3 and 4 are sewn on the surface of the front member 2 in the longitudinal middle portion, and between the one ends of these belts 3 and 4. Between the other end and the other end, grips 7 and 8 are attached via connecting rings 5 and 6, respectively, and both side edges of the front member 2 are turned upside down. , And open the central part in the longitudinal direction. Each side edge of the cloth-made backing members 10 and 11 connected by a fastener with 9 or one end closed is sewn 12 respectively, and the front member 2 and the backing member 10 are attached to the back surfaces of both end edges of the front member 2. 11 is a piece of cloth sewn so as to be inserted between 11 and the back surface thereof has a flexible plate piece sewn into it. The lid members 14 and 14 covering the ends are sewn together, and the surface fasteners 15 and 16 are sewn to both inner surface side portions of the lid members 14 and 14, and the lid members 14 and 14 are closed. Surface fasteners 17 and 18 that can be engaged with 15 and 16 are sewn to the back members 10 and 11, and a connecting ring 19 is attached to the center of the upper side of one of the inserting members 13 and 13. The hanger 19 is inserted between the front member 2 and the back members 10 and 11. 0 is rotatably attached to the upper end of the hook 0 by means of a shaft stud 21, and a hooking portion 23 provided so as to bend to the lower end side of a hook member 22 facing the lower side of the hanger 20 is engaged to insert the insertion member. Binders for holding a kimono that can be opened and closed by levers 25 are provided on both sides of flexible plate pieces 24, 24 detachably attached by hook-and-loop fasteners that can be engaged with each other along the lower sides of 13, 13. -26 are attached, and male and female hooks 27, 27 which can be engaged with and disengaged from each other at two positions equally spaced from the lateral center of the back members 10, 11 to both sides at both side edges of the back members 10, 11. Use the one with the configuration with 28 and 28 attached respectively. Numerals 29 and 30 are open fasteners that are sewn along both edges of the bag body 1 and can be engaged with each other. 31, 31 and 32 are gussets that can be raised from intermediate portions of both side edges of the bag body 1, and 33 and 34 are front surfaces. Fasteners sewn along the inside-out edges of both sides of the member 2 are sewn along the inside-out edges, and 35 and 36 are fasteners sewn from the bottom side of the gussets 31, 32 to the upper ends through the left and right side edges. 36 is engaged with the fasteners 33, 34 at the bottom of the gussets 31, 32. Numerals 37 and 38 are engagement sliders that slide along the left and right edges of the gusset 31, and handle rings 39 and 40 are attached to them. Reference numerals 41 and 42 denote engaging sliders that slide along the left and right edges of the gusset 32, and puller rings 43 and 44 are attached to these engaging sliders. Numerals 45 and 46 are support pieces sewn to the upper end portions of the gussets 31 and 32, and ring rings 47 and 48 and male hooks 49 and 50 are attached to these, respectively. Reference numerals 51 and 52 denote belts sewn on the surfaces of the gussets 31 and 32 from the center of the bottom to a position approaching the support pieces 45 and 46, and connecting rings 53 and 54 are attached to their upper ends. Reference numeral 55 is a pocket provided on the outer side surface of one gusset 32, and pockets 55 ', 55' are also provided on the inner side surfaces of both gussets 31, 32. Reference numerals 56 and 57 denote cover pieces fixed to both ends of one fastener 30 of the open fasteners 29 and 30 with studs 58 and 59, and are formed to cover the support pieces 45 and 46. Female hooks 60 and 61 are attached to the cover pieces 56 and 57 so that they can be engaged with the male hooks 49 and 50, and 62 and 63 are attached to the cover pieces 56 and 57 at a distance beside the rivets 58 and 59. The female hooks 64, 65 are male hooks attached to both ends of the other fastener 29 of the open fasteners 29, 30 and can be engaged with the female hooks 62, 63, respectively. Reference numeral 66 is a belt having an appropriate length, and loops 68 and 69 are attached to both ends of the belt. Reference numeral 70 denotes an engagement slider that engages the open fasteners 29 and 30, and has a pull ring 71 attached thereto.

In the garment carrying bag having the above structure, first, one of the gussets 31 and 32, for example, the gusset 31 is raised from an intermediate portion of one side edge of both side edges of the bag body 1, and With the side edge portion of the bag body 1 bent so as to approach the left side edge of the gusset 31, the engaging slider 37 is pulled by the pulling ring 39 to engage the fastener 33 with the fastener 33. When the slider 37 reaches the upper end of the gusset 31, it is engaged with the ring 47 forming the pull ring 39. Next, with the side edge of the bag body 1 bent so as to approach the right side edge of the gusset 31, the engaging slider 38 is pulled by the pulling ring 40 to engage the fastener 33 with the fastener 33. When the engaging slider 38 reaches the upper end of the gusset 31, the engaging ring 38 is engaged with the ring 47 forming the pulling ring 40. Then, the gusset 32 is raised from the middle portion of the other side edge of the bag body 1 and is bent so that the side edge portion of the bag body 1 approaches the left side edge of the gusset 32, The engaging slider 41 is pulled by the pulling ring 43, the fastener 34 is engaged with the fastener 36, and when the engaging slider 41 reaches the upper end of the gusset 32, it is engaged with the ring 48 forming the pulling ring 43. Next, with the side edge of the bag body 1 bent so as to approach the right edge of the gusset 32, the engaging slider 42 is pulled by the handle ring 44 to engage the fastener 34 with the fastener 36. When the engaging slider 42 reaches the upper end of the gusset 32, the engaging slider 42 is engaged with the ring 48 forming the pulling ring 44. Next, the open sliders 29, 30 are engaged by pulling the engagement slider 70 with the puller ring 71, and then the cover pieces 56, 57 are put on the support pieces 45, 46, and the male hooks 49, 5 are inserted. By engaging the female hooks 60 and 61 with 0 respectively, the rings 47 and 48 and the puller rings 39, 40 and 43 and 44 engaged with them are hidden, and finally, the female hooks 62 and 63 are attached to the male hooks. By engaging with the hooks 64 and 65, it is possible to assemble a garment carrying bag that doubles as a Boston bag as shown in FIG.

In the thus assembled bag body, by engaging the connecting rings 53 and 54 with the rings 65 and 66 attached to both ends of the belt 64, respectively, a shoulder bag is formed as shown in FIG. It is possible to assemble a bag for carrying clothes that doubles as a bag.

When carrying only a suit or only a folded kimono, the belt 64 is removed, the engaging sliders 37 and 38 are gathered together at the center of the bottom of the gusset 31, and the engaging slider is 41 and 42 are also gathered together at the center of the bottom of the gusset 32, the gusset 31 and the gusset 32 are stacked on the back members 10 and 11 of the bag body 1, and at the same time folded in two at the center line thereof, As shown in FIG. 6, 1 is also folded in two along a line passing through the central portions of its both side edges, and each female hook 27, 27 is engaged with each male hook 28, 28 and carried by the handles 7, 8. . In addition, when carrying a suit, the plate pieces 24, 24 to which the binder 26 for holding the kimono is attached may be removed from the insertion members 13, 13, and when carrying the folded kimono, the The hook member 23 may be removed from the connecting ring 19 and the hanger 20 may be removed from the insertion member 13 by rotating the hook member 22 toward the upper end side of the hanger 20 with the tack 21 as a fulcrum.

[0009]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects. Clothes that doubles as a Boston bag or clothes that doubles as a shoulder bag A portable bag can be assembled, so a suit or folded kimono and a bulky item can be combined together in one bag. It can be carried, and it is possible to prevent people from feeling inconvenient when traveling, because they do not need to cover both hands. Since the pull ring attached to the engaging slider slid along the left and right edges of the gusset can be engaged with the ring formed on the upper end of the gusset, the bag body in which a suit or a folded kimono is inserted is inserted. It can be held in a bent shape following the left and right edges of the gusset. Attach the cover piece that can cover the ring formed on the upper part of the gusset and the pair of puller rings engaged with it to the both ends of the open fastener sewn along the edges of both ends of the bag. Therefore, it is possible to improve the appearance as a Boston bag or a shoulder bag by eliminating the need for exposing the device by engaging the pair of puller rings with the eggplant ring. The bag body is bent along the left and right edges of the gusset, and the gusset and the bag body are folded in two without joining them with fasteners and used as a bag body that carries only the suit or the folded kimono. You can also

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a bag for carrying clothes and a gusset in a developed state.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the garment carrying bag and the gusset in a developed state.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the bag for carrying clothes is bent along the left and right edges of the gusset, joined to the left and right edges of the gusset with fasteners, and assembled into a Boston bag.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a ring attached to the upper portion of the gusset and a pair of puller rings engaged with the ring.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a mounting state of a ring attached to the upper portion of the gusset and a cover piece covering a pair of puller rings engaged with the ring.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state that the garment carrying bag body is assembled into a shoulder bag.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view when the assembly of the Boston bag is stopped and the bag is used as a bag for carrying clothes.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Bag for carrying clothes, 29, 30 ... Open fastener, 31, 32 ... Machi, 33, 34 ... Fastener, 3
5, 36 ... Fasteners, 37, 38 ... Engaging sliders,
39, 40 ... Pulling ring, 41, 42 ... Engaging sliders, 43, 44 ... Pulling ring, 47, 48 ... Eggplant ring, 5
3, 54 ... Connection ring, 56, 57 ... Cover piece, 66 ... Belt, 68, 69 ... Egg ring.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A garment-carrying bag body manufactured so that a suit or a folded kimono can be folded and folded for carrying while being inserted and retained so that their shapes do not collapse. Sew open fasteners that can be engaged with each other along both edges of the gusset, and rise from both side edges of the bag body and the intermediate portions of the both side edges. Each part is sewn with fasteners that can be engaged with each other,
At the upper part of each gusset, a ring for hooking a pull ring attached to an engaging slider that slides along the left side edge and the right side edge of each gusset is attached. Is a bag-carrying bag body that also serves as a Boston bag, and is equipped with a cover piece having a stopper that covers and secures the ring and the pulling ring hooked on the ring. 2. A bag body for carrying clothes, which is manufactured so that a suit or a folded kimono can be folded and folded so that it can be carried while being inserted and retained so that their shapes do not collapse. Sew open fasteners that can be engaged with each other along both edges of the gusset, and rise from both side edges of the bag body and the intermediate portions of the both side edges. Each part is sewn with fasteners that can be engaged with each other,
At the upper part of each gusset, a ring for hooking a pull ring attached to an engaging slider that slides along the left side edge and the right side edge of each gusset is attached. Attach a cover piece that has a stopper to cover the eggplant ring and the pull ring that is hooked to the eggplant ring, and attach a connecting ring to the upper part of each gusset. A bag for carrying clothes, which is also used as a shoulder bag, in which each connecting ring has a ring attached to both ends of a belt having an appropriate length.