A convertible travel bag includes a first compartment, a second compartment rotatably coupled to the first compartment, and a third compartment rotatably coupled to the first compartment. The second compartment and the third compartment are rotatable between a backpack mode and a side-carry mode. In the backpack mode, the first compartment is positioned between the second compartment and the third compartment, and in the side-carry mode, the first compartment is longitudinally in line with both the second compartment and the third compartment.

A convertible clutch and footwear storage system is disclosed herein. The present invention includes a convertible clutch-style purse for conveniently storing various items. The convertible clutch includes a first compartment for storing personal items such as a wallet, money, ID, cosmetics, etc.; and a second compartment for storing footwear. The convertible clutch is movable from a folded condition to an unfolded condition. In the folded condition, the second compartment is sized to store flat shoes such as flip flops. In the unfolded condition, the second compartment is sized to store high heel shoes.

A convertible clutch and footwear storage system is disclosed herein. The present invention includes a convertible clutch-style purse for conveniently storing various items. The convertible clutch includes a first compartment for storing personal items such as a wallet, money, ID, cosmetics, etc.; and a second compartment for storing footwear. The convertible clutch is movable from a folded condition to an unfolded condition. In the folded condition, the second compartment is sized to store flat shoes such as flip flops. In the unfolded condition, the second compartment is sized to store high heel shoes.

A sports backpack includes a backpack arrangement configured for being disposed on a wearer's back and a headwear carrier. The backpack arrangement includes a pack body having a pack compartment and a front compartment opening, and a front panel foldably coupled at the front compartment opening of the pack body to selectively enclose the pack compartment thereof. The headwear carrier includes a headwear panel releasably coupled at the front panel to form a headwear cavity between the front panel and the headwear panel, such that a headwear is adapted to be received in the headwear cavity and carried by the backpack arrangement.

A travel bag for carrying and packing shoes or boots in a suitcase includes a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom, opposite ends, and an open top communicating with an interior and having a closure mechanism (e.g., zipper, drawstring, elastic, snap tab or magnets). A padded divider wall extending longitudinally within the interior separates left and right shoe compartments. A window on at least one of the front or rear panels allows for visibility of the shoes carried in the bag. A drawstring or elastic band on at least one of the front or rear panels secures the shoes in place. A carry handle (e.g., a strap or chain) extends from the top of the bag for convenience of carrying and hanging the shoe bag.

A travel bag for carrying and packing shoes or boots in a suitcase includes a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom, opposite ends, and an open top communicating with an interior and having a closure mechanism (e.g., zipper, drawstring, elastic, snap tab or magnets). A padded divider wall extending longitudinally within the interior separates left and right shoe compartments. A window on at least one of the front or rear panels allows for visibility of the shoes carried in the bag. A drawstring or elastic band on at least one of the front or rear panels secures the shoes in place. A carry handle (e.g., a strap or chain) extends from the top of the bag for convenience of carrying and hanging the shoe bag.

A shoe tote includes a first and a second shoe sock each with a first and second opposing side walls spaced apart by a bottom portion and a back portion. Each shoe sock has an exterior and an interior portion, designed to receive footwear. Each shoe socks contain a top portion opposing the bottom portion and a front portion opposing the back portion. Each shoe sock contains a closure mechanism. The shoe socks are separated by a strap. The strap has a first terminal end and a second terminal end. The strap further contains a first attachment disposed between the first terminal end of the strap and the first shoe sock. The strap also is comprised of a second attachment disposed between the second terminal end of the strap and the second shoe sock.

A shoe tote includes a first and a second shoe sock each with a first and second opposing side walls spaced apart by a bottom portion and a back portion. Each shoe sock has an exterior and an interior portion, designed to receive footwear. Each shoe socks contain a top portion opposing the bottom portion and a front portion opposing the back portion. Each shoe sock contains a closure mechanism. The shoe socks are separated by a strap. The strap has a first terminal end and a second terminal end. The strap further contains a first attachment disposed between the first terminal end of the strap and the first shoe sock. The strap also is comprised of a second attachment disposed between the second terminal end of the strap and the second shoe sock.

The present invention discloses a sack comprising a second container and a first container, an activated carbon filter that is positioned between said first and second containers and a sealable rubberized zipper and the activated carbon filter is positioned such that it may absorb at least a portion of odor and moisture from items stored inside sack. In addition, an antimicrobial material may be infused into the material of the sack.

A footwear transportation device is an apparatus used to contain, protect, and transport various shoes, sandals, sneakers, and other such footwear. The apparatus is also configured to hang comfortably around a user's neck or over a user's shoulder for carrying ease. The apparatus includes a storage pouch, a hood, a first shoe-supporting mechanism, and a second shoe-supporting mechanism. The storage pouch allows for storage of items. The hood is an enclosure generally used to cover the head of a user. The first shoe-supporting mechanism and the second shoe-supporting mechanism are units allowing for containment and support of one of a pair of shoes each. The first shoe-supporting mechanism and the second shoe-supporting mechanism each comprise a flexible line and a shoe pouch. The flexible line is a connector made of elastic material. The shoe pouch is a storage unit which allows for secure containment of a shoe or other footwear.