A convertible bag includes a main storage component with a flexible body and a plurality of sides, connected to a fastener along at least one of its sides, and at least one detachable storage component, each with a flexible body and a plurality of sides, connected to a fastener along at least one of its sides, to form an enclosed shape, further connected to each other by a fastener, along at least one of their sides. The detachable storage component may be attached, expanded, collapsed, and stowed, along at least one side of the main storage component, or singularly detached, collapsed, or expanded.

A convertible bag includes a main storage component with a flexible body and a plurality of sides, connected to a fastener along at least one of its sides, and at least one detachable storage component, each with a flexible body and a plurality of sides, connected to a fastener along at least one of its sides, to form an enclosed shape, further connected to each other by a fastener, along at least one of their sides. The detachable storage component may be attached, expanded, collapsed, and stowed, along at least one side of the main storage component, or singularly detached, collapsed, or expanded.

A multifunction diaper bag that is constructed to provide a user with a first configuration and a second configuration wherein the first configuration is used for changing or entertaining an infant and the second configuration is utilized to provide transport of desired items. The present invention includes a body that is planar in manner having two longitudinal seams dividing the body into a center section and two lateral sections. The body includes a first side and a second side configured for alternate purposes. The body is operable to be foldable wherein the opposing lateral sections fold inward towards the center section and subsequently the body is folded in half to create a transport bag. The longitudinal seams have fasteners on a portion thereof to secure the body in its second configuration while creating an aperture in the lower portion of the body that is operable to carry larger objects.

A rail mounted bag has a bag. The bag is hollow and configured to store articles. A strap is made of fabric material, flexible and elongated. A rail is mounted on the strap. The rail is mounted to face the bag. A rail carriage is connected to the bag and slidingly connected to the rail. The bag is configured to slide along the rail. The rail is formed of belt rail segments with rail gaps between each of the belt rail segments. The rail is formed as a helix around a helical core. The helical core is an elongated opening parallel to the helix. Each turn of the helix is a rail segment. The bag also optionally includes a rail carriage loop mounted to a bag rear. The rail carriage is mounted to the rail carriage loop.

A rail mounted bag has a bag. The bag is hollow and configured to store articles. A strap is made of fabric material, flexible and elongated. A rail is mounted on the strap. The rail is mounted to face the bag. A rail carriage is connected to the bag and slidingly connected to the rail. The bag is configured to slide along the rail. The rail is formed of belt rail segments with rail gaps between each of the belt rail segments. The rail is formed as a helix around a helical core. The helical core is an elongated opening parallel to the helix. Each turn of the helix is a rail segment. The bag also optionally includes a rail carriage loop mounted to a bag rear. The rail carriage is mounted to the rail carriage loop.

A surface mountable storage assembly for storing and organizing purses and handbags includes a housing, which defines an interior space. The housing has a top, which is open, and a front, which has an aperture positioned therein. Contents, such as purses and handbags, can be inserted into the housing through the top. A panel is engaged to the housing and extends over the aperture. The panel is substantially transparent so that the contents of the housing are visible therethrough. A fastener engaged to a back of the housing engages a surface to mount the housing thereto.

The operational parameters of a respiratory apparatus can be controlled through the use of a user interface located on a separate or separable mobile computing device. Sensors or features located on the mobile computing apparatus can be used to adjust the operation parameters or therapy of the respiratory apparatus or otherwise improve the compliance of a patient utilizing the respiratory apparatus.

A dual-purpose storage bag includes a first bag body and a second bag body that share a common bottom surface and connect to each other in opposite directions, and the first bag body is formed by a mesh fabric, and the second bag body is formed by a woven fabric with a covering function and concealed and stored at the bottom of the first bag body. After being unfolded from the bottom of the first bag body, the second bag body can be folded in an opposite direction and wrapped around and combined with the first bag body to cover the objects contained in the first bag body, so as to achieve the effect of protecting personal privacy.

An improved makeup bag and a lipstick stand are disclosed herein. The improved makeup bag includes an outer portion and an interior portion. The outer portion includes a first outer side disposed opposite a second outer side and a fixation means configured to affix the first outer side to the second outer side. The interior portion includes a first interior side disposed opposite a second interior side. Each of the first interior side and the second interior side comprise one or more compartments. Further, each of the one or more compartments are configured to be detachable and/or to receive a cosmetic product therein. Additionally, the lipstick stand includes a first end disposed opposite a second end, where the first end comprises a base component and the second end comprises at least one holder component. Further, the lipstick stand includes a pillar component disposed between the first end and the second end.

A coaching bag that has an interior in which dividers are used to separate the interior into multiple compartments within each of which soccer balls (or other sports balls) can be stacked). The bag includes several straps and compartments for retaining training tools, such as cones, pinneys, a tripod, and other items commonly used in coaching.