JP3137858U - Foldable handbag - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to obtain a handbag that can be folded in a small size, is easy to carry, and has a large capacity for storing goods and the like.
Both a front material 10 and a back material 20 made of a tough fabric, both of which are formed between a central cut cut from the upper end and both side cuts 12c, 22b, 22c. It has hand portions 13a, 13b and 23a, 23b, and the upper ends of these handle portions 13a and 23a and 13b and 23b are sewn together, and the front member 10 and the rear member 20 are cylindrical on both sides The bottom ends thereof are pulled inwardly to form a square bottom 34, and a button 14 is attached to the lower outer surface of the central notch 12a of the front member 10, and the lower inner surface of the central notch of the rear member 20 A pocket 24 is attached, and a loop that engages the button 14 hangs from the lower end of the pocket 24.
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Description

  The present invention hangs on a handbag made of cloth or a synthetic resin sheet, and when not used for shopping in a store, it is folded in a small size so that it can be stored in a bag or a pocket of clothes.

  Until recently, shopping at stores and the like was provided in plastic bags made of synthetic resin sheets. However, in recent years, the use of shopping bags has been encouraged because of material savings, and there are also shops that charge for the cost of shopping bags. Therefore, it is becoming a trend that each person carries a handbag.

  An object of the present invention is to make a handbag that is relatively large-capacity and easy to fold, and is intended to be easily carried by each person in a bag, handbag, clothes pocket, or the like.

  The handbag of the present invention is composed of a front material and a back material having substantially the same shape, and a tough flexible material such as a woven fabric, a non-woven fabric, a synthetic resin sheet, or a synthetic resin stretch fabric is used as the material. Each of the front material and the back material has a center cut cut downward from the center of the upper end and both side cuts cut downward from both sides of the upper end. Each has a sponsor. A locking device such as a button is provided slightly below the central notch on the surface of the front material, and a bag-like pocket is provided slightly below the central notch on the back surface of the back material. A loop such as a string that engages with the locking member is provided.

  The front material and the back material are overlapped with their surfaces in contact with each other, the upper ends of the two handle parts are connected to each other, and both side edges and the lower edges are also combined in a bag shape. . By turning the bag upside down, the seam portion of the joint will cover the inner surface of the bag.

  The above-mentioned bag can be used as a handbag by using the handle part.For unnecessary folding, pull out the pocket upward, fold it vertically at both sides of the pocket, fold it so that it winds from below, and finally fold it at the bottom of the pocket. By locking the loop to the button or the like of the front material, the shape and size suitable for storage in a bag or a pocket of clothes is obtained.

  The material used in the present invention includes various materials having toughness and flexibility as described above, but woven fabric is most suitable. And as for the front material and the back material, it is desirable to sew a reinforcing cloth around the joint portion and the cuts on both sides thereof. Also, it is desirable to sew the edges of the front and back materials, then fold them vertically into three, and then sew the bottom edge all at once in the folded state, so that the sewn bag is turned upside down. In this case, the bottom of the bag becomes rectangular, and a rectangular tube-shaped handbag can be obtained.

  The handbag of the present invention comprises a front material 10 and a back material 20 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, respectively, and a thick cloth is used for these materials. As shown in FIG. 1, a reinforcing material 11 made of a thick cloth is stacked on the upper back surface of the front material 10, and the front material 10 and the reinforcing material 11 have a central notch 12 a that extends downward from the center of the upper end and both sides of the upper end. Both sides of the cuts 12b, 12c facing downward, and both are sewn together at the edges of the cuts 12a, 12b, 12c, and between the cuts 12a and 12b and between the cuts 12a and 12c 13a and 13b, respectively. Reference numeral 14 denotes a button that is sewn slightly below the center cut 12 a on the surface of the front member 10.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a reinforcing material 21 made of a thick cloth is similarly stacked on the upper back surface of the back material 20, and the central center cut 22 a and both side cuts on both sides thereof are directed downward from the upper ends thereof. 22b and 22c are formed, and there are the handle portions 23a and 23b between the central cut 22a and both side cuts 22b and 22c, respectively, and the back member 20 and the reinforcing member 21 are cut into the cuts 22a, 22b and 22c. Are sewn together at the edges. The upper edge of the pocket 24 formed of two cloths on the front and back is sewn to the lower end of the center of the reinforcing member 21, and a loop 25 formed of a string hangs downward from the lower edge of the pocket 24. Near the upper edge of the pocket 24, a slide fastener 26 for opening and closing the inside and outside of the pocket is provided.

The front material 10 and the back material 20 are overlapped in a state in which both surfaces are in contact with each other, that is, in a form in which FIG. 2 is placed on FIG. In addition, the upper ends of the handle portions 13a and 23a and 13b and 23b are also stitched together as indicated by dotted lines 31a and 31b.
Next, both sides of each member sewn in this way are folded in the direction of the back surface 20 as shown in FIG. 3 along the chain lines 32a and 32b, and the lower edge is sewn as shown by the dotted line 33 in FIG.

  When the above-described portions are stitched, the front and back surfaces of the front member 10 and the rear member 20 are turned over while folding the bottom 34 into a rectangular shape as shown in FIG. Since this handbag is a rectangular tube, it has a large capacity.

  When this handbag is not used, the bottom 34 is straightened, the pocket 24 is pulled upward as shown in FIG. 5 and both sides are folded back, and as shown by arrows 35, 36, and 37 shown in FIG. 6a. Fold in order from the bottom, and then fold the top as shown by arrow 38 to the form shown in FIG. 6b. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6c, the loop 25 at the lower end of the pocket 24 is turned to the back side and hung on the button 14 to be fastened. Since the handbag folded in this way is very compact, it can be stored in a pocket of groceries or clothes and used at any time.

It is a surface view of the front material of the handbag of this invention. It is a back view of the back material of the said handbag. It is a reverse view of the manufacturing process of the said handbag. The completed state of the said handbag is shown, a is a front view, b is a side view, c is a top view. The state which the said handbag folded up vertically is shown, a is a back view, b is a front view. The folding process of the handbag is shown. a is explanatory drawing of a folding order, b is the back view of the folded handbag, c is the surface figure.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Front material 11 Reinforcement material 12a Center cut 12b Both side cut 12c Both side cut 13a Protrusion part 13b Prop part 14 Button 20 Back material 21 Reinforcement material 22a Central cut 22b Both side cut 22c Both side cut 23a Prop part 23b Hook 24 Pocket 25 Loop 26 Fastener 30a Suture line 30b Suture line 31a Suture line 31b Suture line 32a Folded line 32b Folded line 33 Suture line 34 Square bottom 35 Folding direction 36 Folding direction 37 Folding direction 38 Folding direction 38 Folding direction

Claims (3)

  A front material and a back material having a central notch cut from the center of the upper end to the lower side and a notch cut on both sides of the bridging portion on both sides of the center notch are stacked. In addition, the front material and the back material are joined at the both side edges and the lower edge, and the upper ends of the handle portions on the both sides are joined together, and a locking tool is provided below the central notch on the outer surface of the front material. A foldable handbag provided with a loop that hangs downward from the vicinity of the central notch on the inner surface of the back material, and a loop that engages the locking member at the lower edge of the pocket.   The handbag according to claim 1, wherein the front portion and the back portion of the back material, and the reinforcing material is overlapped on the inner surface of the upper portion where the center and both side cuts are present. Handbag.   3. The foldable handbag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein both lower edges of the front material and the back material are sewn into the bottom of the bag to form a square bottom. .

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