A gambler's purse designed to be a portable, key locked container into which a gambler can insert winnings. Once inserted, the winnings cannot be accessed without the use of the key, which would appropriately be stored somewhere away from the gambling. The gambler's purse may further comprise a coin purse and/or phone case on the exterior, multiple internal compartments so that some are accessible and others are not, and Battery backup.

A wireless charging apparatus. The wireless charging apparatus includes a bag having an internal compartment. A pocket sized to receive a mobile device is formed within the internal compartment. A charging station is secured within the bag adjacent to the pocket. The charging station is operable to charge the mobile device when the mobile device is disposed within the pocket. A battery is secured within the bag and provides power to the charging station.

An exemplary personal carrier includes a housing defining a space, and an antimicrobial metal incorporated into the housing. According to one exemplary embodiment, the housing can be any carrying type object and can include an anti-microbial material deposited or infused therein.

An exemplary personal carrier includes a housing defining a space, and an antimicrobial metal incorporated into the housing. According to one exemplary embodiment, the housing can be any carrying type object and can include an anti-microbial material deposited or infused therein.

A card identity concealment device partially covers a card to conceal an identity portion on the card, while still enabling functionality of the card by allowing access to a reading portion on the card. The device protects against unauthorized viewers, identity theft, or physical damage to the card and allows easy insertion into a Credit Card reader. A first panel overlays a substantial region of the first side, including the identity portion. The first panel includes a first panel indicia that creates a false identity for the card by indicating a different card information than on the identity portion of the card. Second panel is spaced parallel and joined along at least two opposing sides with the first panel. The second panel is adapted for receiving the card, while still allowing access to the reading portion.

An anti-theft pocket insert designed to prevent a pickpocket from stealing items stored within a traditional pocket. The anti-theft pocket insert includes a first fabric member having a front surface and a rear surface. A second fabric member is affixed to the front surface of the first fabric member such that a compartment having an interior volume designed to hold a passport or wallet is formed. An upper side of the second fabric member is not affixed to the first fabric member such that an opening in communication with the interior volume is formed. Further, the first fabric member is greater in length than the second fabric member such that a top edge of the first fabric member overhangs the opening. In this way, a user is able to store items inside the anti-theft pocket insert and place the insert within a pocket to prevent pickpockets from stealing the items.

A convertible carrying device in which the straps may be selectively secured to configure the device as a backpack or as a handbag. In the handbag configurations, the selective securing of the straps effectuates differing functional strap lengths enabling the handbag to be carried by hand, over a shoulder, or cross body. The arrangement of the connection points on the bag and the straps applies directional forces to the placket surrounding the opening that make it adopt a valley shape when in a handbag configuration and a planar orientation when in the backpack configuration.

A convertible carrying device in which the straps may be selectively secured to configure the device as a backpack or as a handbag. In the handbag configurations, the selective securing of the straps effectuates differing functional strap lengths enabling the handbag to be carried by hand, over a shoulder, or cross body. The arrangement of the connection points on the bag and the straps applies directional forces to the placket surrounding the opening that make it adopt a valley shape when in a handbag configuration and a planar orientation when in the backpack configuration.

This document describes a handbag that includes: a bag-shaped body that defines an opening for receiving personal items; a handle for carrying the handbag, the handle being attached to the body; and a first and second flap each attached to the body along opposing edges of the opening, wherein the first and second flaps can be secured in a first position, in which the flaps overlap one another to substantially close the opening of the body, and in a second position, in which each flap extends away from the opening, along a side of the body.