JPH0426374Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The invention is applicable to pantaste tucking, shorts,
This invention relates to a packaging container for small textile products that is optimal for packaging small textile products such as handkerchiefs.

[Prior art] Small textile products, especially women's small textile products such as panty pants and shorts, are generally wrapped in plastic film and sold individually or in a series of film-wrapped products. It is often done.

However, in the above-mentioned packaging form, when individually packaged, the items tend to fall apart when stored in a chest of drawers, etc., making it inconvenient to use. Furthermore, if the film is left individually packaged, it is difficult for women to place it in a place where it can be seen, and if it is stored in a drawer or the like, it is troublesome to take it out relatively frequently. Furthermore, although it is difficult to use individual film packages as gifts, if multiple individual film packages are stored in a box to arrange the form of a gift item, the box can be opened and closed each time it is used. However, since each individual packaged item must be taken out, there remains an inconvenience in use.

Furthermore, in the case of products wrapped in film that are connected together, each product must be separated one by one each time it is used, making it more inconvenient to use than individually packaged products. If the connected items are folded and placed in the box, the entire connected item must be removed from the box, only the used items must be separated, and the rest must be placed back into the box, making it extremely inconvenient to use. .

Incidentally, a storage case disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application No. 62-35518 is known as a case for organizing and storing a plurality of stockings after washing, etc., but the entire case must be opened and closed even when taking out a single stocking. Therefore, although it can be organized, it is extremely inconvenient to use.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] The purpose of the invention is to focus on the inconveniences of the conventional packaging formats as described above, and to create a system that allows multiple individual packages to be stored and taken out one by one and used extremely conveniently. To provide a packaging container for small textile products that can be left as is even if it is not stored in a chest of drawers or the like and that can secure an optimal form as a gift or the like.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The packaging container for small textile products of the present invention, which meets this objective, stores small textile products such as panty pants, and has a plurality of tongues on one side that protrude outward. The package and the plurality of packages are stored in a vertically stacked state with the tongue directions aligned, and only the lowest layer of the stacked packages can pass through the lower end of the front wall. and a storage box having a door that can be opened and closed and has a window that allows the tongue of the lowermost package to be exposed outwardly.

The package is preferably made of relatively stiff paper, plastic film, or plastic sheet. Each of the plurality of packages stores one pair of small textile products, such as pantyhose.

[Function] In such a packaging container for small textile products, the tongue of the lowermost layer of packaging is exposed in the window formed in the door at the lower end of the front wall of the storage box. By pulling it by hand, the lowermost layer of the package is pulled outward, and accordingly, the openable/closable door is opened and only the lowermost layer of the package is taken out from the door. When the lowest package is removed, the packages above it will naturally shift down one layer.
The next layer of packaging will be the bottom layer the next time it is taken out.
In this way, individual packages can be taken out one by one while multiple packages are still stored in the storage box, so the individual packages can be prevented from falling apart. , each removal operation during use is simplified. In addition, multiple individual packages are stored in the storage box in addition to the individual packages, and the take-out door that can be opened and closed automatically closes after taking out one package, so even if the package is Even if they are made of transparent or translucent materials, they are always kept out of sight in the storage box, and are best suited for use as gifts, etc., and do not need to be stored in a chest of drawers. This is achieved without the above inconveniences.

[Embodiments] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1 to 3 show a packaging container for small textile products according to an embodiment of the present invention. In Fig. 2, numeral 1 indicates a pair of panty socks as a small textile product, and the pair of panty staples 1 are placed in a package 2, one pair at a time, directly or sealed with a film or the like (not shown). It is stored. The package 2 is made of a relatively stiff material such as paper, plastic film, or plastic sheet, and is formed into a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, with the thickness increasing toward the center when viewed in one direction. A tongue piece 3 that projects outward is formed on one side 2a of the package 2. In this embodiment, the tongue piece 3
is formed by making an arc-shaped cut in the upper wall of the package 2 in FIG. 2, and folding the portion cut out by the cut outward. However, the tongue piece may be formed using other methods and shapes.

As shown in FIG. 1, the package 2 includes a plurality of
The tongue pieces 3 are stored in the storage box 4 in a state where they are aligned in the same direction and stacked in the vertical direction. In this example, 5
Two packages 2 are stacked and stored in one storage box 4. A door 5 that can be opened and closed is provided at the lower end of the front wall 4a of the storage box 4. In this embodiment, the door 5 is configured so that a folding line 6 is simply formed in the horizontal direction on the front wall 4a, and the door 5 can be rotated around the folding line 6. Under normal conditions, the door 5 rotates naturally due to its own weight. It is designed to be in a closed state. The size of this door 5 is set to a size that allows only the lowest package among the packages 2 stacked in the storage box 4 to pass through. In other words, the height of the door 5 is set to be approximately the same as or slightly larger than the height of one package 2. A window 7 is formed in the center of the door 5, and the tongue piece 3 of the lowermost package 2 can be exposed outward through the window 7.

The storage box 4 in which a plurality of packages 2 are stacked and stored inside may be used as is for distribution and sales, and as shown in FIG. It may be housed in a box body 8. The size and shape of the box 8 can be set arbitrarily.

In addition, the storage box 4 can be opened/closed at any suitable wall other than the wall having the door 5, and a plurality of packages 2 can be opened and closed.
It is now possible to take things in and out.

In the embodiment configured as described above, the package 2 is taken out from the storage box 4 as follows. The door 5 is normally closed, but the tongue piece 3 of the lowest layer of the packages 2 stacked inside the storage box 4 is exposed to the outside through the window 7. By pulling this tongue piece 3 by hand, the lowermost package 2 is pulled out. With this pulling operation, the door 5 is opened by the package 2 being pulled out, and only the lowest package 2 is pulled out from the door 5, which has a size substantially equal to one package 2. After the package 2 in the lowest layer is pulled out, the packages 2 in the upper layer lower by one layer due to their own weight, and become the bottom layer when the package 2 in the immediately upper layer is pulled out next time. This operation is repeated every time two packages are pulled out.

In this manner, when using pantaste packing, etc., the plurality of packages 2 remain stored in the storage box 4, and the packages 2 necessary for use can be taken out one by one very easily. After taking it out, open door 5.
Since the package 2 closes naturally, the individual packages 2 are always kept hidden in the storage box 4 before and after being taken out.

Further, there is no need to open and close the storage box 4 itself each time the package 2 is taken out. Moreover, since the plurality of packages 2 are kept stored in the storage box 4, even if they are individually packaged items, they will not come apart.

In the above embodiment, pantyhose socks 1 are shown as the small fiber product, but other suitable items such as shorts, handkerchiefs, etc. may also be used.

[Effects of the invention] As explained above, when using the packaging container for small textile products of the present invention, a plurality of packaging bodies having tongue pieces are stacked and stored in a storage box having a door at the lower end of the front wall, By pulling the tongue that appears on the window formed in the door, the packages can be taken out one by one, starting with the lowest layer, so multiple packages can be stored in the storage box and kept in a state where they do not fall apart. In this case, it is possible to take out the packages as individual items necessary for use one by one very easily, and the convenience of use can be greatly improved.

In addition, since each individual item is always stored in a storage box so that it does not appear on the surface, it is possible to simply place it in an appropriate place in the form of a storage box without worrying about other people's eyes, and it can also be used as a gift item. etc., it is possible to realize an extremely appropriate form.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a packaging container for small textile products according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of one package shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of a housing box. 1... Panty fitting as a small textile product, 2... Packaging body, 3... Tongue piece, 4... Storage box, 4a... Front wall, 5... Door, 7... Window, 8...
Box body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A plurality of packaging bodies containing small textile products such as panty pants and having tongues protruding outward on one side, and the plurality of packaging bodies having their tongues aligned in the direction. The package is stored in a stacked state in the vertical direction, and a lower end of the front wall is provided so that only the lowest layer of the stacked packages can pass through and the tongue piece of the lowest layer of the package faces outward. A packaging container for small textile products, comprising: a storage box having an openable/closable door with an exposed window formed therein;