A luggage case includes a shell and a continuous closure structure, the continuous closure structure including a protective cover and separately or additionally an expansion zipper. The continuous closure assembly of the continuous closure structure includes a first strip portion and a second strip portion connected along a common outer edge. The second strip portion overlays a portion of the first strip portion. The expansion zipper assembly of the continuous closure structure includes a central webbing portion having zipper teeth on opposing sides, and a gusset member secured between the shell and the central webbing portion.

A luggage case includes a shell and a continuous closure structure, the continuous closure structure including a protective cover and separately or additionally an expansion zipper. The continuous closure assembly of the continuous closure structure includes a first strip portion and a second strip portion connected along a common outer edge. The second strip portion overlays a portion of the first strip portion. A protective material may overlay all or part of the second strip portion, and/or may be applied to all or part of the first strip portion.

A case comprising a first housing, a second housing attached to the first housing, a liner on the inside of the first housing and/or second housing, and a strap attached to the first housing and/or second housing, the strap being constructed and arranged to secure footwear.

A luggage container includes: a main compartment having a front side and a backside; a cover portion coupled to the main compartment to cover the front side of the main compartment and configured to be open or closed via a first opening/closing mechanism element to expose or cover the main compartment; an expandable portion extendingly coupled to the main compartment, the expandable portion comprising a second opening/closing mechanism element; a storage compartment including an opening portion formed at the expandable portion and a pocket portion extending from the opening portion such that the pocket portion of the storage compartment is located in the main compartment; and a strap having a first locking structure and a second locking structure that are configured to be locked or unlocked, the strap coupled to an inner portion of the storage compartment.

A single-bag pack for carrying business and travel items together includes a harness for carrying the pack on one's back; a travel compartment having a suitcase-opening lid to which the harness is attached; a personal items compartment; and a computer compartment within one of the suitcase-opening lid and a wall separating the travel compartment from the personal items compartment; the travel compartment, the personal items compartment, and the computer compartment each inaccessible from within each other of the travel compartment, the personal items compartment, and the computer compartment. More generally, the pack may include a first compartment having a first lid, the first compartment constructed and arranged to be expandable and the be substantially invisible when not expanded; a slender compartment built into the first lid opening outside the first lid; and a second compartment having a second lid accessible from outside the first compartment and the slender compartment.

A side-opening type suitcase includes a shell having a side opening and an accommodation space, a lid disposed to the side opening, an outer zipper provided between the side opening of the shell and the lid, a partition having a fixing portion and a bending portion connected with the fixing portion and configured to be bent relative to the fixing portion, and an inner zipper provided between an outer edge of the fixing portion and the side opening of the shell. The bending portion is provided with a first connecting member and the side opening of the shell is provide with a second connecting member detachably connected with the first connecting member. As such, the suitcase of the present invention allows users to reach into the accommodation space to take out luggage while unzipping the outer zipper and bending the bending portion of the partition.

A retractable enclosure zipper and a double-layer retractable enclosure zipper. The retractable enclosure zipper includes: a first zipper cloth, a second zipper cloth, a retractable cloth, and a support structure. The first zipper cloth is arranged with first zipper teeth, and the second zipper cloth is arranged with second zipper teeth; the retractable cloth is connected to the first zipper cloth and the second zipper cloth; the support structure is disposed close to the first zipper teeth and is disposed on an inner side of the retractable cloth; the support structure includes a supporting cloth and a support member; the supporting cloth and the retractable cloth enclose to define a receiving space, and the support member is disposed in the receiving space; a width of the support member is greater than or equal to a width of the first zipper teeth and the second zipper teeth when engaged.

A luggage case including a zipper loop mounted thereon, the luggage case including a first zip member having an elongated first tape member with first zipper teeth extending along an edge, the first zip member having first and second opposing ends, the first zip member attached along a first rim portion of a first shell; a second zip member having an elongated second tape member with second zipper teeth extending along an edge, the second zip member having third and fourth opposing ends, the second zip member attached along a second rim portion of a second shell, and wherein the first zip member and the second zip member include substantially the same number of zipper teeth; the first zip member and the second zip member are attached together by engaging the first and second zipper teeth, with the first opposing end laterally adjacent the third opposing end, and the second opposing end laterally adjacent the fourth opposing end; the first opposing end attached to the second opposing end by a first joining member; and the third opposing end attached to the fourth opposing end by a second joining member.