An enclosure for storage, transport, and display of pins for trading includes: a front and a back connected together by a first closure mechanism, such as a zipper; and a second closure mechanism such as a zipper located on an exterior of and connecting a clear cover to the front. The enclosure defines an enclosed interior space between the front and the back in which mounting surfaces are located for pins. The cover and an outwardly facing surface of the front define another enclosed interior space having an additional mounting surface for the mounting pins to be seen through the clear cover and showcased.

A tool organizer with a rotatable platform mounted on a supporting base, a post extending vertically from a center of the base and through a center of the rotatable platform, and a mobile phone holder extending from the tool organizer via an arm, configured to accommodate a mobile phone. The tool organizer also includes at least one vertical divider radially extending from the post and at least one horizontal shelf radially extending from the post.

A tool organizer with a rotatable platform mounted on a supporting base, a post extending vertically from a center of the base and through a center of the rotatable platform, and a mobile phone holder extending from the tool organizer via an arm, configured to accommodate a mobile phone. The tool organizer also includes at least one vertical divider radially extending from the post and at least one horizontal shelf radially extending from the post.

The disclosure relates to a carrying case used for an electronic cigarette and a cartridge thereof, including: a top cap, a bottom cap pivotally connected to the top cap, at least two magnets disposed in the top cap, and at least two magnets disposed in the bottom cap, where the magnet disposed in the top cap and close to a pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap and the magnet disposed in the bottom cap and away from the pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap attract each other; the magnet disposed in the top cap and away from the pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap and the magnet disposed in the bottom cap and close to the pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap repulse each other.

The disclosure relates to a carrying case used for an electronic cigarette and a cartridge thereof, including: a top cap, a bottom cap pivotally connected to the top cap, at least two magnets disposed in the top cap, and at least two magnets disposed in the bottom cap, where the magnet disposed in the top cap and close to a pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap and the magnet disposed in the bottom cap and away from the pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap attract each other; the magnet disposed in the top cap and away from the pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap and the magnet disposed in the bottom cap and close to the pivotal joint between the top cap and the bottom cap repulse each other.

A knitting needle storage/display device includes a display flap, and a main flap, which is foldable at first and second fold regions, to form a first end flap portion, a middle flap portion, and a second end flap portion. A strap, being intermittently secured to the display flap, releasably supports a knitting needle between adjacent pairs of intermittently secured locations. The display flap, being secured to the main flap, can be folded between its first and second ends into a display position, and be releasably secured thereat using hook and loop fastening materials. The folded display flap in the display position exposes the ends of the needles. Snap members releasably secure the first and the second end flap portions together, when respectively folded at the first and second fold regions, in either a closed position, or an open position while the display flap is in the display position.

A knitting needle storage/display device includes a display flap, and a main flap, which is foldable at first and second fold regions, to form a first end flap portion, a middle flap portion, and a second end flap portion. A strap, being intermittently secured to the display flap, releasably supports a knitting needle between adjacent pairs of intermittently secured locations. The display flap, being secured to the main flap, can be folded between its first and second ends into a display position, and be releasably secured thereat using hook and loop fastening materials. The folded display flap in the display position exposes the ends of the needles. Snap members releasably secure the first and the second end flap portions together, when respectively folded at the first and second fold regions, in either a closed position, or an open position while the display flap is in the display position.

A multi-storage carrying case for storing utensils and accessories therein. The multi-storage carrying case provides a user with a device that includes a main compartment for storing large items, and a series of sub-compartments that store utensils and accessories that are commonly needed during and after eating food, including floss picks, napkins, drinking straws, and hand sanitizer, in a single, easily accessible location. The multi-storage carrying case includes an upper shell rotatably affixed to a lower shell, wherein the upper shell and the lower shell cooperatively form the enclosed main compartment in a closed configuration. The sub-compartments have a recessed area sub-flush from a lower base panel such that an open front face of each sub-compartment is positioned on a same plane as the lower base panel. Further, the lower base panel forms a divider between each of the sub-compartments to not commingle the items of the sub-compartments.

The present disclosure relates to a sanitary mask storage, and more particularly, to a sanitary mask storage having a disposable mask for personal hygiene (including, for example, fine dust and yellow dust masks) dehumidified, antibacterialized, and deodorized when storing the disposable mask, thereby allowing hygienic storage for the disposable mask to be reused several times.

The present disclosure relates to a sanitary mask storage, and more particularly, to a sanitary mask storage having a disposable mask for personal hygiene (including, for example, fine dust and yellow dust masks) dehumidified, antibacterialized, and deodorized when storing the disposable mask, thereby allowing hygienic storage for the disposable mask to be reused several times.