JPS6338815Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a costume bag used for storing and carrying costumes.

Conventionally, this type of costume bag has a handle 3 attached to the upper edge of the main body 1 as shown in FIGS. The bag 10 can be opened and closed with a chuck 4 or the like, and such a bag 10 can be opened and closed as shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2, it was folded from the center in the longitudinal direction, the incisions 2 were aligned, and the chuck 4 was closed. However, the above-mentioned conventional bag has a problem in that since the bag is folded from the center in the longitudinal direction as described above, the clothing stored in the bag also becomes creased or wrinkled.

The purpose of this invention is to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and in a bag consisting of both side surfaces, a bottom surface, front and rear surfaces, and a top surface, there is a An incision consisting of a bottom part of the ivy incision, an upper part of the incision along the longitudinal direction of the center of the upper surface, and an anteroposterior part of the incision extending diagonally longitudinally from one end of the bottom part to the upper part. The main point is that a section has been established.

With the above-mentioned outline, the bag of the present invention can be unfolded flatly along the incision, and therefore the costume can be properly stored without wrinkles, and the bag in the unfolded state can be folded into the costume. It can be stored compactly in a chest of drawers, etc. Furthermore, even if the bag is closed along the incision, the garment stored in the bag due to the width of the bottom will only be gently bent and will not be folded, so there will be no creases or wrinkles.

The present invention will be explained with reference to an embodiment shown in FIG.
, the bottom surface 11C, the top surface 11D, and the front and rear surfaces 11
It consists of a main body 11 consisting of parts E and 11F, and handles 12 and 12 extended from the upper edges of both sides 11A and 11B of the main body 11, respectively, and an incision 13 is provided longitudinally through the main body 11. The incision 13 includes incision bottom portions 13A, 13A along the joint of the bottom surface 11C of the front and rear surfaces 11E, 11F, and an incision top portion 13B along the longitudinal direction of the center of the top surface 11D. An incision intermediate side portion 13 that longitudinally traverses the front and rear surfaces 11E, 11F from one end of the bottom portions 13A, 13A and communicates with the upper side portion 13B, respectively.
It consists of C and 13C. The incision 13 is opened and closed by a chuck 14. Figure 3 shows the chart 1.
4 indicates the closed state of the bag 20, and the fourth
The figure shows the bag 20 in an unfolded state. In such a deployed state of the bag 20, the divided front and rear surfaces 1
The upper half of 1E, 11F becomes wider in width toward the bottom, and the lower half becomes wider in width toward the top.
The upper and lower halves of 1F can be easily opened in the front and back, and in this way the bag 20 can be unfolded in a substantially flat state. As shown in FIG. 4, inside the bag 20 is a transparent plastic bag 16 whose upper edge is adhered to the upper surface 11D of the main body 11, which can be opened and closed with a cutout 17 provided in the longitudinal direction by a chuck 18. The garment 15 is stored in the plastic bag 16. 19 is the costume 1 through the plastic bag 16.
5 is an elastic band that fixes it. A hanger 15A is hung from a hanging ring 11'D provided on the upper surface 11D of the main body 11, and the clothes 15 are hung from the hanger 15.
It is hung on A. Store the costume 15 in the bag 20 in the state shown in Figure 4, and put the bag 20 in the state shown in Figure 3.
The clothes 15 inside the bag 20 are only gently bent along the right side 11A, bottom 11C, and left side 11B of the main body 11, and are not creased or wrinkled. Also check 1
When the bag 20 is unfolded through the incision 13 in step 4, it becomes a substantially planar unfolded state as described above and there is no undulation, so the stored costume 15 is not wrinkled and can be stored compactly in a costume drawer or the like.

The costume bag of the present invention is made of a soft material such as cloth, nonwoven fabric, synthetic leather, or leather, but it is desirable to insert a slightly hard core material on the bottom.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded view of a conventional bag, Fig. 2 is a side view of the bag in a closed state, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a bag according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 4 is an exploded view of the bag. It is a diagram. In the figure, 11...Main body, 11A, 11B...Both sides, 11C...Bottom surface, 11D...Top surface, 11E,
11F... Anteroposterior surface, 13... Incision, 13A...
Bottom part of incision, 13B...Top part of incision, 1
3C...middle side of the incision, 20...bad.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a bag consisting of both side surfaces, a bottom surface, an anteroposterior surface, and an upper surface, there is an incision bottom portion near the bottom joint of the front and rear surfaces along the joint, and an incision top portion along the longitudinal direction at the center of the top surface. and an incision section that extends diagonally longitudinally from one end of the bottom section to the front and rear surfaces and connects to the top section.