A garment transportation and storage device comprises a support rod at the bottom, a hook at the top, and a ball-shaped handle between the support rod and the hook for transporting garments supported on the support rod by hangers and for engaging the hook with a support structure. An article transportation and storage device comprises an inverted U-shaped frame, a support rod slidably engageable with the frame, and a hook mounted on the frame for pivotal movement between extended and retracted positions. A garment receiving and supporting hanger is provided with an inflatable garment protection device that prevents wrinkling of garments supported by the hanger. A garment transportation and support device comprises opposed garment engaging arms that pivot outwardly to securely support a garment.

A jacket of an embodiment of the present invention includes (i) a main body of the jacket and (ii) a hanging belt, provided in an inner side of the main body, for hanging the main body on a bag or the like. The hanging belt includes (i) a belt portion extending on the main body and (ii) a buckle that fastens or unfastens the belt portion.

A jacket of an embodiment of the present invention includes (i) a main body of the jacket and (ii) a hanging belt, provided in an inner side of the main body, for hanging the main body on a bag or the like. The hanging belt includes (i) a belt portion extending on the main body and (ii) a buckle that fastens or unfastens the belt portion.

A hanger including a hanger body, a hook assembly and an attachment assembly. The hanger includes a hanger body and a hook assembly. The hook assembly includes a body and a hook member. The attachment assembly is structurally configured to couple the hook assembly to the hanger body while facilitating relative rotation thereof, and, comprises a first coupling component and a second coupling component. The first coupling component includes a central post having an outer surface and locking tabs at a distal end thereof. The second coupling component has a central bore with a rear annular surface. The central post extends through the central bore, with the locking tabs interfacing with the rear annular surface so as to substantially preclude axial movement of the central post within the central bore, while allowing rotation about an axis that extends through the central post.

The disclosure concerns a rinse hanger for rinsing a wetsuit thereon. The rinse hanger is differentiated by a hook and cap assembly configured to provide swivel function; longitudinal grooves for improved structural support and weight displacement; a male adapter extending along a longitudinal axis; the hanger body being symmetrical about the longitudinal axis; and other features as described herein. A user hangs a wetsuit on the hanger and places the hook end of the hanger on a structural support, a quick release connector and hose is then coupled to the hanger and water flow is communicated through holes in the hanger body to rinse the inside of the wetsuit. The quick release connector and hose are removed, and a spray nozzle is coupled to the quick connector and hose, the spray nozzle is used to rinse an outside of the wetsuit. The hanger is then hung for drying and storage.

The present invention relates to the technical field of clothes hangers, and specifically relates to a quick clothes hanger suitable for narrow collars. The quick clothes hanger comprises a handheld end, at least one movable arm, a release assembly, and a positional reset piece; the movable arm is installed on the handheld end; the release assembly is installed on the handheld end and jointly moves with the movable arm, and is used for driving the movable arm to fold towards to the handheld end, so as to pass through a narrow collar, or to drive the movable arm to open out away from the handheld end and lock the movable arm, so as to provide support for clothing; and the positional reset piece is mounted on the handheld end and connected to the movable arm and/or the release assembly. The device has a simple structure and a sensible design; during use, the handheld end is held in one hand, and the release assembly is pressed, so that the release assembly and the movable arm jointly move, and the movable arm is driven to fold to quickly pass through a narrow collar; after pressing stops, the movable arm is positionally reset and opens up under the action of the positional reset piece, and the movable arm is engaged via the release assembly to hang clothing, and thereby rapid hanging of narrow-collar clothing is achieved.

A wearable apparel that has pockets usable as a storage compartment for multitudes of items. The wearable apparel with pockets can be tied around different areas of the body as well as on animals. There is a thin and flexible metal strip in the middle section of the wearable apparel with pockets that the user can conform into different shapes to achieve a better fit. The user can zip the pocket compartments shut to secure any items located inside the pockets.

A wearable apparel that has pockets usable as a storage compartment for multitudes of items. The wearable apparel with pockets can be tied around different areas of the body as well as on animals. There is a thin and flexible metal strip in the middle section of the wearable apparel with pockets that the user can conform into different shapes to achieve a better fit. The user can zip the pocket compartments shut to secure any items located inside the pockets.

An apparatus that may include a first tubular structure comprising a first end and a second end, wherein the first tubular structure further comprises one or more pieces of fabric. The apparatus may further include an opening device that is at least in part connected to the first end and the second end of the tubular structure.

An apparatus that may include a first tubular structure comprising a first end and a second end, wherein the first tubular structure further comprises one or more pieces of fabric. The apparatus may further include an opening device that is at least in part connected to the first end and the second end of the tubular structure.