WO2020074398A1

WO2020074398A1 - Transport bag for clothing, in particular for use in a two-wheeled vehicle

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Publication number: WO2020074398A1
Application number: PCT/EP2019/076959
Authority: WO
Inventors: Thomas PFLETSCHINGER; Christine Pfletschinger; Michael Daniels; Alexander Erdwiens
Original assignee: Pfletschinger Thomas; Christine Pfletschinger; Michael Daniels; Alexander Erdwiens
Priority date: 2018-10-09
Filing date: 2019-10-04
Publication date: 2020-04-16
Also published as: DE102018124820B4; DE102018124820A1

Abstract

The invention relates to a transport bag (2) for an item of clothing, in particular from the group comprising a suit, suit jacket, jacket, ladies suit, shirt and/or trousers, having at least the following separate components that can be connected to one another: An inner bag (8) with a storage space, in particular for accommodating a laptop computer or tablet, a stiff inlay (6) that is foldable with a hinge, comprising an integrated hanger (30) as a support for the item of clothing, an outer bag (4) for accommodating the inner bag (8) and the inlay (6), wherein in the ready-to-travel state, a layer arrangement is provided consisting of the inner bag (8) as the centre, the folded inlay (6) and optionally containing the item of clothing as the centre at least partially surrounding the intermediate layer, and with the outer bag (4) as the outer covering.

Description

description

Transport bag for clothing,

especially for use on a two-wheeler

Nowadays, more and more people are riding a bicycle, an electric bicycle (for example a pedelec) or alternatively a scooter or motorcycle to the work place. Most of the time, so-called commuters wear appropriate sports clothing and / or protection against injuries and change clothes when they arrive at the job. Office workers who wear formal workwear such as a suit or jacket during working hours usually keep these in small numbers in the office, which limits the variety. Every now and then, however, this stock also has to be replaced, for example for cleaning purposes. Since it is difficult to transport it on a two-wheeler, it usually only takes place when the car is used as an exception to travel to work.

There are protective covers and bags for clothing, but these are generally not suitable for transport on a two-wheeler. Stuffing or crumpling delicate and possibly freshly ironed clothing into an ordinary bag or backpack is also not a satisfactory solution.

It should also be noted that in today's work environment, in addition to workwear, a laptop or tablet computer is often also to be transported to the workplace and back home.

The object of the present invention is to remedy this situation and to provide an easy-to-manufacture transport bag with which wrinkle-free and dry transport of sensitive clothing, in particular suits, jackets, jackets, costumes, shirts and pants, is protected from environmental and weather influences. on a two-wheeler, but also with other jellies Opportunities, such as when traveling by train or air or with a combination of different means of transport. The transport ash should be easy to handle and as compact as possible and should also be able to safely hold a laptop or tablet computer or similar flat objects. Furthermore, it should be possible to attach the transport bag to any two-wheeler as simply, securely and universally as possible, and to disturb the driver as little as possible during normal use.

Furthermore, the invention relates to an associated fastening adapter for fastening the transport bag to a two-wheeler.

With regard to the transport bag, the stated object is achieved according to the invention by a transport bag with the features of claim 1.

Accordingly, a transport bag for a piece of clothing, in particular from the group comprising a suit, jacket, jacket, costume, shirt and / or trousers, is provided with at least the following separate, interconnectable components:

An inner pocket with a storage space, in particular for holding a laptop or tablet,

An otherwise fold-resistant inlay which can be folded with the aid of a hinge and has an integrated hanger as a carrier for the item of clothing,

• an outer pocket for receiving the inner pocket and the inlay, a layer arrangement being realized in the ready-to-travel state, specifically with the inner pocket as the core, with the inlay folded and possibly carrying the garment as the intermediate layer at least partially enclosing the core, and with the outer pocket as outer wrapping.

Advantageous embodiments emerge from the dependent claims and the following description in conjunction with the associated drawings.

A partially simplified and schematic view shows: FIG. 1 shows a ready-to-travel closed transport bag according to the invention in a top view of the front,

FIG. 2 the transport bag according to FIG. 1 in a top view of the back,

FIG. 3 three components of the transport bag spread out next to one another, namely an inner pocket, an inlay and an outer pocket,

FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the inner pocket according to FIG. 3,

FIG. 5 shows a top view of the inlay according to FIG. 3,

FIG. 6 is a plan view of the outer pocket which has been folded apart and spread out on a base according to FIG. 3,

FIG. 7,7.1 a further top view of the front or back of the

Transport bag, here with optically highlighted zipper on the outside pocket,

FIG. 8 shows a plan view of the opened outer pocket with the inlay placed thereon,

FIG. 9 shows a detail from FIG. 8, namely a lock for releasably attaching the inlay to the outer pocket,

FIG. 10 shows a further detailed view of the lock according to FIG. 9,

FIG. 11 -19 different steps when packing a suit into the

Transport bag,

FIG. 20 a view of the collar of a packaged upper part of the suit through an opening gap in the almost closed transport bag, FIG. 21, 21 .1 a side plan view or a section through the almost fully packed transport bag, but with the side parts still open,

FIG. 22 an alternative embodiment of a bracket on the inlay,

FIG. 23 the bracket according to FIG. 22, which here engages in a connecting element,

FIG. 24, 24.1 a perspective view of a variant of the stiffening on the upper part of the outer pocket,

FIG. 25 is a perspective view of a fastening adapter mounted on a bicycle with a trapezoidal bracket for the transport bag,

FIG. 26 shows a further view of the fastening adapter according to FIG. 25, here mounted on another bike,

FIG. 27 is an exploded view of the mounting adapter, and

FIG. 28-30 three different, partially transparent views of a variant of the transport bag, which has a receptacle with a lock for the trapezoidal bracket of the fastening adapter according to FIG. 25 to 27.

Identical or functionally identical parts are provided with the same reference symbols in all figures.

The in FIG. 1 in a plan view of the front and in FIG. 2 includes a transport bag 2 for a suit or similar items of clothing, shown in a top view of the back during use, according to FIG. 3 essentially three separate components which are connected to one another for use in a manner described below. These are as The outer layer 4 acts as the outer layer or outer casing, an insert element also referred to as an inlay 6 serves as a carrier for the suit and an inner pocket 8 serving above all as a laptop or tablet computer pocket, which likewise forms an insert element, namely a core of the transport pocket 2.

Insofar as a suit is mentioned here and in the following, its components and other items of clothing such as jackets, jackets, costumes, shirts and trousers - alone or in combination - are always included in this term. For the sake of simplicity, terms such as “above” and “below” and similar position and direction information refer to the usual hanging arrangement of the transport ash 2, as explained further below. With regard to the fastening adapter 150, they relate to its usual installation position shown in the figures.

The flat inner pocket 8, for example made of leather, synthetic leather or a textile material, according to FIG. 4 has an essentially rectangular outline and is designed with regard to its dimensions for the accommodation of a commercially available laptop or tablet. It is preferably padded on the inside and has an engagement opening 12, which can be closed with a zipper 10, to a storage space or storage compartment. The zipper 10 can, in particular, be circumferential or partially circumferential on the lateral edges of the inner pocket 8, preferably in such a way that a lateral engagement in the inner pocket 8 is possible from one or from both transverse sides.

On one of the long sides of the inner pocket 8, an outwardly projecting flexible fastening element or connecting element 14 with a Velcro strip 16 or alternatively a zipper strip for connection to the outer pocket 4 is preferably attached. At the two corners of the opposite long side, connecting tabs 18 with Velcro strips 20 projecting obliquely outward are attached, likewise for connection to the outer pocket 4. The flat inlay 6 according to FIG. 5 (shown here with trousers hanging or placed over it) has a rigid lower part 22, for example consisting of a plastic plate (eg a hard foam plate) with or without a fabric covering, with an essentially rectangular outline, which is located on the upper longitudinal edge via a hinge, in particular in the form of a textile film hinge 24, is connected to a rigid upper part 26 so as to be foldable or pivotable. The upper part 26 has a base body 28, which can also consist of a plastic plate with or without a fabric covering, also with an essentially rectangular outline. The film hinge 24 allows the insert 6 to be moved from the position shown in FIG. 5 shown extended or unfolded configuration in a collapsed configuration in which the lower part 22 is substantially congruent on the upper part 26. The dimensions of the upper part 26 and lower part 22 are such that, when folded, they could enclose the inner pocket 8 as the inner layer or core of the arrangement.

Furthermore, on the upper side of the upper part 26 there is a hanger 30, for example made of plastic, which is firmly connected to the base body 28 and which takes over the function of a clothes hanger. A recess or opening 32 is present between the bracket 30 and the base body 28, as in the case of conventional clothes hangers. The upper edge 34 of the base body 28 facing the opening 32 can be padded and serves as a carrier / fold-over edge for trousers hung over it. The shoulders 36 of the bracket 30 serve as carriers for a shirt / jacket / jacket / costume and can also be padded.

A fastening element or connecting element 38, here schematically in the form of a metal rod, for connecting the inlay 6 to the outer pocket 4 is also attached to the bracket 30. Furthermore, the bracket 30 can have a hook 40 (preferably not shown in FIG. 5, but see FIG. 22) for hanging up at the upper end. The function of connecting element 38 and hook 40 can alternatively also be combined in a single component. The function and possible configurations of the individual elements are described in more detail below. The outer pocket 4, for example made of a textile material, preferably in a waterproof or at least water-repellent design, is shown in FIG. 6 shows an opened and unfolded configuration. It comprises a continuous piece of fabric in which a substantially rectangular back part 42 and a substantially rectangular front part 44 are formed, both here lying with their outer surface on a base, and which are connected to one another via a flexible bottom part 46. The advantage part 44 and / or the back part 42 can be provided with stiffening, for example in the form of a flat plastic plate integrated into the fabric. The back part 42 merges at the upper end into an upper part 50 which is provided with a stiffening 48 (see also FIG. 9) and is preferably curved in cross section, in particular semicircularly curved. The front part 44 merges laterally into two wing-like, foldable side parts 52 which are provided with a zipper strip 54 on the edge, which extends to the end edge of the front part 44. The respective zipper strip 54 interacts with an associated zipper strip 56 on the back part 42, which extends as far as the upper part 50, and forms an at least partially circumferential zipper 58. Instead of the zipper 58 or in addition to it, alternative closing and - / or connecting means are present, for example in the form of one or more Velcro fasteners.

The shape, dimensions and arrangement of the individual elements are such that the outer pocket 4, when the inlay 6 is inserted, folded and enclosing the inner pocket 8, by folding over the film-hinge-like base part 46 and by folding the side parts 52 into the position shown in FIG. 1 and 2 shown folded compact transport configuration can be transferred. In this way, in particular in FIG. 7 clearly visible, circumferential zipper 58 formed from the two interacting zipper strips 54, 56, which can be actuated via one or preferably two sliders 60, the closure of the transport bag 2. In the transport configuration, the front part 44 lies parallel to the back part 42 , so that the back part 42, the front part 44, the bottom part 46, the top part 50 and the two side parts 52 enclose an essentially cuboid-shaped interior (storage space). In the upper part 50 of the outer pocket 4 is shown in FIG. 8 to 10, a lock 62 for receiving the connecting element 38 on the bracket 30 of the inlay 6 and thus for fastening / hanging the inlay 6 on the inside of the outer pocket 4 is integrated. The lock 62 advantageously snaps (eg spring-loaded or due to internal stress) automatically when the connecting element 38 is introduced and can be released again by means of an unlocking lever 64 if necessary. It is advantageously a quick release that can be operated with only one hand.

On the inside of the outer pocket 4, in an advantageous embodiment according to FIG. 6 Velcro strips 66, 68 are attached at a suitable point for establishing an adhesive connection with the associated Velcro strips 16, 20 of the inner pocket 8, specifically in particular at the lower (in the transport configuration upper) end of the front part 44, and further up, approximately at the level of the base part 46. In addition, the upper part 50 and the front part 44 have Velcro strips 70, 72 on the edge, which act as a closing aid when closing the outer pocket 4 with the aid of the zipper 58 (see also FIG. 10). Instead of the Velcro strips 16, 20, 66, 68 or in addition to them, other (detachable) connecting means can also be used in order to optionally establish a connection between the inner pocket 8 and the outer pocket 4 at this point.

Furthermore, the outer pocket 4 according to FIG. 1 expediently has a handle 74 fastened to the upper part 50 and at a suitable location, in particular on the fastenings for an optional shoulder strap 76, for example in the form of eyelets or the like.

In the front part 44 of the outer pocket 4 is shown in FIG. 1 also integrates a compartment 80 for small parts (mobile phone, key, pens, etc.) that is accessible from the outside and can be closed with a zip 78. On the back, that is, on the outside of the back part 42, according to FIG. 2 schematically indicates an interface 82 for fastening the transport bag 2 to a two-wheeler, which will be described in more detail below.

Packing a suit with trousers and a jacket or jacket into the transport bag 2, which was initially disassembled or disassembled, is carried out in the following simple steps:

According to FIG. 11 the pants 90 are first hung over the unfolded inlay 6 which is in the extended configuration. For this purpose, the trousers 6 are guided through the opening 32 between the bracket 30 and the base body 28 of the upper part 26, so that they hang approximately equally far on both sides.

Then according to FIG. 12 the jacket 92 hung over the bracket 30 and the rest of the inlay 6. In this configuration, the inlay 6 hung with the suit (here pants 90 and jacket 92) can also be hung in a wardrobe or on a wall hook / coat hook for storage like an ordinary hanger.

To continue the packing process, according to FIG. 13 the jacket 92 is straightened and the sleeves are aligned by turning them inwards. Depending on the size and cut of the dress, the jacket 92 now protrudes slightly beyond the edge of the inlay 6.

In the subsequent step according to FIG. 14, the inlay 6 loaded with the suit is latched by means of the connecting element 38 on the bracket 30 into the latch 62 on the upper part 50 of the outer pocket 4 which is folded or spread out, and is thereby firmly connected to the latter.

According to FIG. 15 and 16, the inner pocket 8 is now placed from the front onto the jacket 92 and thus onto the 6 inlay, in such a way that it is positioned approximately congruently with the lower part 22. This is preferably done by means of the flexible connecting element 14 protruding from the inner pocket 8 Velcro strips 16 (see FIG. 4) are brought into engagement with the corresponding Velcro strips 66 (see FIG. 6) at the lower end of the front part 44 of the outer pocket 4 and are thereby connected to it. The inner pocket 8 thus initially forms, so to speak, an extension of the outer pocket 4 downward and is then brought upward into the desired end position by folding over / turning over the flexible connecting element 14. In this position, the inner pocket 8 is fixed by the connecting tabs 18 which protrude from it and are provided with Velcro strips 20 and which are brought into engagement with associated Velcro strips 68 (see FIG. 6) on the inside of the outer pocket 4.

Alternatively, the inner pocket 8 can be attached to the inlay 6 before the clothes are draped.

Then according to FIG. 17, the outer pocket 4 on the flexible bottom part 46 is folded over in such a way that the back part 42 comes to lie opposite the front part 44, as a result of which the inlay 6 therein, together with the suit draped thereon, at the transition between the upper part 26 and the lower part 22, namely on the film hinge 24 (see FIG. 5).

Finally, according to FIG. 18, the wing-like side parts 52 of the outer pocket 4 are turned over in such a way that the circumferential zipper 58 can be closed with the aid of the slider 60 and the transport pocket 2 can thus be closed. According to FIG. 19 is the transport bag 2 ready to travel.

The unpacking and dismantling of the transport bag 2 is essentially carried out in the reverse order.

The main advantages of the construction described can be summarized as follows:

The Inlay 6 can hang alone in the closet like a hanger. • The clothing can be pulled smooth over the inlay 6 as a rigid element.

• At every step in the process described above, the clothing can be corrected or smoothed for a perfect fit and wrinkles removed.

• Over the film hinge 24 of the inlay 6, the clothing is turned over at a well-defined and suitable location.

• Instead of lying down, packing and unpacking can just as easily be done in a hanging state without sacrificing convenience.

The stiffener 48 (see FIGS. 8 to 10) in the upper part 50 of the outer pocket 4 protects the sensitive collar of a suit or a costume, since this hangs / lies free and stays in shape (collar protection, see also FIG. 20).

• The inlay 6 with the clothing draped on it can be hung in the outer pocket 4 with one hand and released again (click closure).

• An optional Velcro fastener, formed from the Velcro strips 70, 72, supports the closing of the zippers 58 when used in a hanging state.

It is essential that the arrangement described realizes a layer system: when ready for travel, the inner pocket 8 (with the laptop or tablet possibly accommodated therein) forms the inner core of the arrangement. That is why the jacket 92 (and the trousers 90), in which the inlay 6 is stuck, is folded over on both sides. The outer pocket 4 lies above it as an outer covering. This layer system is good in the side view according to FIG. 21 (with side parts 52 still open) recognizable.

The result is a compact, taut and stable package that protects the packed suit or costume all around against slipping, creasing, folding etc.

A laptop or tablet carried in the inner pocket 6 is extremely well protected since it is in the innermost layer of the layer arrangement. Nevertheless, the contents of the inner pocket 6 remain easily accessible at all times: namely, only one of the side parts 52 of the outer pocket 4 has to be opened (by opening the Zipper 58 in this area and subsequent opening of the side part 52) and then already has access to the lateral engagement opening 12 of the inner pocket 6.

It is understood by the person skilled in the art that the transport bag 2 can undergo manifold modifications and expansions in detail, which are within the framework and functional principle defined by the claims.

For example, the previous description provided for the lock 62 with the unlocking lever 64 to be integrated into the upper part 50 of the outer pocket 4, the bracket 30 of the inlay 6 engaging with a connecting element 38 in the lock. Alternatively, according to FIG. 22, a lock 100 with a unlocking lever 104 can be integrated into the head part of the bracket 30, the locking 100 for setting the desired connection in accordance with FIG. 23 interacts with a connecting element 102, which is integrated in the outer pocket 4, expediently in the upper part 50 thereof. In this example, the locking device 100 is formed by a spring-loaded rocker arm 106, which at the same time acts as an unlocking lever 104. In the connected and locked state, the locking 108 of the rocker arm encompasses / surrounds one according to FIG. 24, for example in the stiffening 48 of the upper part 50 of the outer pocket 4, the folding bar 110 fixed as a connecting element 102. By manual pressure on the actuating end 112 of the rocker arm 106 against the effective spring force, the locking is released if necessary.

The stiffening 48 of the upper part 50 of the outer pocket 4 can, for example, as shown in FIG. 24 can be realized by two stiffening struts 114 made of plastic or metal running parallel to one another and curved in the upper area corresponding to the contour of the upper part 50. Rod-shaped cross struts 116 between the two stiffening struts 114 can contribute to increasing the stability. The folding bar 110 for locking the connection to the bracket 30 can also be regarded as a cross strut. Depending on the spatial arrangement of the various components and the contour of the At the head end of the bracket 30, the stop can have a bulge 118 as shown here.

Furthermore, an upwardly extendable round hook 120 or another hook can be attached to the head end of the bracket 30, for example for hanging the inlay 6 on a wardrobe or in a wardrobe. FIG. 22 and 23 illustrate the extended position on the one hand and the retracted position on the other hand. The pads 122 on the shoulders 36 of the bracket 30 are also visible.

Typical dimensions of the transport bag 2 packed ready for travel, that is to say the outer dimensions of the outer bag 4 (without a handle and shoulder strap) are, for example, 55 x 40 x 20 cm. The lateral dimensions of the inlay 6 and the inner pocket 8 are correspondingly somewhat smaller in order to find space in the outer pocket 4 together with the suit draped thereon. The thickness of the inlay 6 in the region of the plate-shaped upper part 26 and lower part 22 is advantageously only a few millimeters.

A reliable, safe and quick fastening of the transport bag 2 to a two-wheeler, in particular a bicycle or electric bicycle, can be done with the aid of the 25 to 27 mounting adapter 150 shown. The design of the fastening adapter 150 takes account of the fact that there is an unmanageable variety of luggage racks for two-wheelers with different strut numbers, strut diameters and angles. The fastening adapter 150 can be easily adapted to very different constructions.

The mounting adapter 150 according to FIG. 27 comprises an elongated rectangular bracket 152 with two mutually parallel longitudinal members 154 and two mutually parallel transverse members 156, the corners advantageously being rounded off. In the usual attachment to an upright two-wheeler, the longitudinal members 154 run horizontally and the cross members 156 vertically. On the rectangular bracket 152 is a rectangular support plate 158 for a trapezoidal bracket 160 can be attached, the longitudinal edges 162 of which are arranged and angled such that they at least partially encompass the associated longitudinal members 154 of the rectangular bracket 152, preferably with slight clamping. The carrier plate 158 has a longitudinal slot 164 approximately in the center and is significantly shorter in the longitudinal direction than the rectangular bracket 152. As a result, the carrier plate 158 can be placed on the rectangular bracket 152 and displaced in the longitudinal direction into a suitable position.

By means of screw clamps 166 which extend through the longitudinal slot 164, the carrier plate 158 can be fixed in a suitable position on a frame part 168 of the two-wheeler or its luggage rack, as a result of which the carrier plate 158 is also fixed relative to the rectangular bracket 152. For this purpose, the respective screw clamp 166 has a head screw 170 or other fastening screw to be guided through the longitudinal slot 14 of the carrier plate 158 and a clamping part 172 provided with a complementary threaded bore and opposite in the final assembly position with respect to the rectangular bracket 152 with a on a strut of the frame part 168 adjacent clamping surface. Appropriately, according to FIG. 25 and 26 use two such screw terminals 166 for fixing the carrier plate 158 to the frame part 168. At least one of the clamping parts 173 can also be designed in the form of a plate, its length advantageously being selected such that it can lie on both longitudinal beams 154 of the rectangular bracket 152 simultaneously.

Furthermore, the rectangular bracket 152 can be additionally fixed to the frame part 168 in the area not covered by the carrier plate 158 by one or more further screw clamps 174, each of which has a cap screw 176 or other fastening screw, a clamping part 178 and one in the Having the final mounting position on the rectangular bracket 152 has fastening plate 180. The mounting plate 180 is constructed similarly to the carrier plate 158, but is significantly shorter when viewed in the longitudinal direction of the rectangular bracket 152. Instead of a longitudinal slot, it can have a round bore 182 for the passage of the cap screw 176. The structure described and the longitudinal displaceability of the carrier plate 158 and the fastening plate 180 relative to the rectangular bracket 152 allow the fastening adapter 150 to be attached almost universally to various frame parts 168, as shown in FIG. 25 and 26 illustrates.

The carrier plate 158 has on its side facing away from the rectangular bracket 152 a trapezoidal bracket 160 which is firmly connected to it and which projects laterally and upwards as the actual carrier for the transport bag 2. In the preferred use of metallic materials for the rectangular bracket 152, the carrier plate 158 and the trapezoid bracket 160, the trapezoid bracket 160 can in particular be welded to the carrier plate 158. The trapezoidal bracket 160 has a trapezoidal (but open at the bottom) shape with a longitudinal member 184 running parallel to the longitudinal members 154 of the rectangular bracket 152 in the final assembly position and with two transverse members 186 angled downward from the longitudinal member 184, the ends of which are in U merging into angled end sections, the legs 188 of which are connected to the carrier plate 158. The longitudinal member 184 is used for the actual suspension and fastening of the transport bag 2, and those in the cross member 186 enable the transport bag 2 to be supported on its back part 42.

According to FIG. 28, the fabric of the back part 42 of the transport bag 2 has one or more slots 190 for the trapezoidal bracket 160 to pass through. Integrated on the inside of the back part 42 of the outer pocket 4 or integrated into the back part 42, in particular integrated into the stiffening 48, there is a lockable receptacle 192 for the side member 184 of the trapezoidal bracket 160, so that the outer pocket 4 in the locked position is attached / suspended on the longitudinal beam 184 and is supported on it. As shown here, the receptacle 192 can be designed, for example, as a pocket-like enclosure of the longitudinal beam 184 within a cross strut 194 of the stiffening 48. A spring-loaded lock 196, for example, advantageously snaps automatically when the trapezoidal bow 160 is inserted and can be released around the transport pocket 2 by an unlocking element 198 which can be operated from the outside, for example via an actuating loop 202 connected to an unlocking snap 200 if necessary, to be detached from the trapezoidal bracket 160 and thus from the fastening adapter 150. The unlocking catch 200 can be fastened to the upper cross strut 116, for example.

In the area of the trapezoidal bracket 160 there is expediently a stiffener 204 for the fabric of the outer pocket 4, so that the cross members 186 of the trapezoidal bracket 160 can be supported on it.

In contrast to the previous description, the trapezoidal bracket 160 does not necessarily have to be attached to the fastening adapter 150 described above, but can be available in any other way.

Reference list

2 transport bag

4 outside pockets

6 inlay

8 inside pocket

10 zipper

12 access opening

14 connecting element 16 Velcro strips 18 connecting tab 20 Velcro strips 22 lower part

24 film hinge

26 top

28 basic body

30 stirrups

32 opening

34 top edge

36 shoulder

38 connecting element 40 hook

42 back section

44 front part

46 bottom part

48 stiffening

50 top

52 side panel

54 zipper strips 56 zipper strips 58 zipper

60 sliders

62 interlock Release lever Velcro strips Velcro strips Velcro strips Velcro strips handle

Shoulder strap

zipper

subject

Mounting interface pants

jacket

Interlock

Connecting element release lever rocker arm

Locking

Handrail

Actuating stiffening strut cross strut

bulge

Round hook

pad

Rectangular bracket mounting adapter

Side member

Cross member

Carrier plate

Trapezoidal bracket

Long edge

Longitudinal slot

Screw terminal Frame part

Cap screw

Clamping part

Screw terminal

Cap screw

Clamping part

Mounting plate

Round bore

Side member

Cross member

leg

slot

admission

Cross strut

Interlock

Unlocking element

Unlocking snap

Operating loop

Bracing

Claims

Expectations

1. Transport bag (2) for a piece of clothing, in particular from the group comprising a suit, jacket, jacket, costume, shirt and / or trousers, with at least the following separate, interconnectable components:

An inner pocket (8) with a storage space, in particular for holding a laptop or tablet,

An otherwise fold-resistant inlay (6) which can be folded with the aid of a hinge or a fold, with an integrated bracket (30) as a carrier for the garment,

• an outer pocket (4) for receiving the inner pocket (8) and the inlay (6), a layer arrangement being realized in the ready-to-travel state, with the inner pocket (8) as the core, with the inlay folded and possibly carrying the garment ( 6) as an intermediate layer at least partially enclosing the core, and with the outer pocket (4) as an outer covering.

2. Transport bag (2) according to claim 1, wherein the inlay (6) has a plate-like upper part (26) and a plate-like lower part (22) which are connected to one another via a film hinge (24).

3. Transport bag (2) according to claim 2, wherein the bracket (30) on the upper part (26) is attached or molded.

4. Transport bag (2) according to one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the outer pocket (4) has an internal lock (62) for fastening the inlay (6).

5. Transport bag (2) according to claim 4, wherein on the bracket (30) of the inlay (6), a connecting element (38) for engaging in the lock (62) is arranged.

6. Transport bag (2) according to one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the bracket (30) has a lock (100) for attachment to a in the outer pocket (4) integrated connecting element (102).

7. Transport bag (2) according to one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the locking (62, 100) snaps automatically when the connecting element (38, 102) is inserted.

8. Transport bag (2) according to one of claims 4 to 7, wherein the locking (62, 100) can be released by an unlocking lever (64, 104) which can be operated with only one hand.

9. Transport bag (2) according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the outer pocket (4) has a front part (44), a back part (42), an upper part (50), a flexible bottom part (46) and two flexible side parts (52).

10. Transport bag (2) according to claim 9, wherein the outer pocket (4) can be brought into an expanded configuration in the open state in which the front part (44), the back part (42), the bottom part (46) and the side parts ( 52) lie essentially flat in one plane.

11. Transport bag (2) according to claim 9 or 10, wherein the outer pocket (4) with the help of a circumferential zipper (58) can be closed.

12. Transport bag (2) according to one of claims 9 to 11, wherein the back part (42) has an interface (82) for attachment to a two-wheeler.

13. Transport bag (2) according to claim 12, wherein in the back part (42) a lockable receptacle (192) for a trapezoidal bracket (160) is integrated.

14. Transport bag (2) according to claim 13, wherein there is an unlocking for the receptacle (192) which is to be actuated by an actuating loop (202) accessible from the outside of the outer pocket (4).

15. Transport bag (2) according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the inner pocket (8) can be connected to the outer pocket (4) with the aid of a flexible connecting element (14).

16. Transport bag (2) according to claim 15, wherein the connection of the inner pocket (8) and outer pocket (4) takes place via a Velcro fastener or zipper.

17. Transport bag (2) according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the packing and unpacking is possible in the hanging state.

18. Fastening adapter (150) for fastening the transport bag (2) according to one of claims 1 to 17 to a two-wheeled vehicle, comprising a rectangular bracket (152), and a support plate (158) to be attached to the rectangular bracket (152), on which Trapezoidal bracket (160) for holding the transport bag (2) is attached.

19. Mounting adapter (150) according to claim 18 with a number of

Screw clamps (166, 174) for fastening the fastening adapter (150) to the two-wheeler, the screw clamps (166, 174) also fixing the carrier plate (158) relative to the rectangular bracket (152) when tightened.

20. Fastening adapter (150) according to claim 19, wherein the carrier plate (158) with loosened screw terminals (166, 174) on the rectangular bracket (152) is displaceable.