A pocketed article includes a first primary panel, a liner panel having a first face bonded to the primary panel and a second face opposite the first face of the liner panel and a secondary panel having a first face facing the second face of the liner panel and a second face opposite the first face of the secondary panel. Outer portions of the liner panel are folded about edges of the secondary panel. The outer portions are bonded to the second face of the secondary panel. A second primary panel is joined to the first primary panel.

A pocketed article includes a first primary panel, a liner panel having a first face bonded to the primary panel and a second face opposite the first face of the liner panel and a secondary panel having a first face facing the second face of the liner panel and a second face opposite the first face of the secondary panel. Outer portions of the liner panel are folded about edges of the secondary panel. The outer portions are bonded to the second face of the secondary panel. A second primary panel is joined to the first primary panel.

An elastically modifiable wallet is an apparatus that is able to hold and organize a user's financial or personal items in accordance to how frequently the user accesses each financial or personal item. The apparatus includes a tubular band, a tubular strap, a tubular strip, a finger loop, a first stitch, and a second stitch. The tubular band, the tubular strap, the tubular strip, and the finger loop are each made of elastic fabric. The tubular band is used to hold weekly/occasionally used items, such as business cards. The tubular strap is used to hold daily used items, such as a regular credit card. The tubular strip is used to hold frequently used items, such as loose cash. The finger loop allows a user to easily grasp and disengage the tubular strip. The first stitch and the second stitch are used to hold these pieces of elastic fabric together.

An elastically modifiable wallet is an apparatus that is able to hold and organize a user's financial or personal items in accordance to how frequently the user accesses each financial or personal item. The apparatus includes a tubular band, a tubular strap, a tubular strip, a finger loop, a first stitch, and a second stitch. The tubular band, the tubular strap, the tubular strip, and the finger loop are each made of elastic fabric. The tubular band is used to hold weekly/occasionally used items, such as business cards. The tubular strap is used to hold daily used items, such as a regular credit card. The tubular strip is used to hold frequently used items, such as loose cash. The finger loop allows a user to easily grasp and disengage the tubular strip. The first stitch and the second stitch are used to hold these pieces of elastic fabric together.

A satchel and wallet combination assembly includes a container that is flexible and includes a perimeter wall having an upper end open to access an interior of the container. The container may be manipulated into a folded condition wherein the container is folded multiple times upon itself and into a deployed condition wherein the container is unfolded. A wallet is attached to a front wall of the container such that a top edge of the wallet is positioned adjacent to the upper end and the first lateral edge of the container. The wallet is positionable in the container when the container is in the deployed condition. The container is abuttable against the wallet when the container is in the folded condition such that the container has a length and width substantially equal to a length and width of the wallet.

A satchel and wallet combination assembly includes a container that is flexible and includes a perimeter wall having an upper end open to access an interior of the container. The container may be manipulated into a folded condition wherein the container is folded multiple times upon itself and into a deployed condition wherein the container is unfolded. A wallet is attached to a front wall of the container such that a top edge of the wallet is positioned adjacent to the upper end and the first lateral edge of the container. The wallet is positionable in the container when the container is in the deployed condition. The container is abuttable against the wallet when the container is in the folded condition such that the container has a length and width substantially equal to a length and width of the wallet.

An access device for storing items within a handbag includes a flexible strap having a first end and a second end, the strap including at least one aperture adjacent the first end, and a fastener adjacent the second end, the fastener being coupleable to the at least one aperture so that the strap forms a loop, a clip coupled to the strap, and at least one compartment being closed at a lower end, and side ends and defining an upper opening, the at least one compartment having a rigid tab that is coupleable to the clip.