A jewelry storage case includes a spool having a cylindrical hollow body, a first slot at a first end, and a second slot at a second end. The first and second slots are sized and shaped to receive an end of a jewelry item that is secured to the spool. The spool may be disposed in a base and protected by a cover that is removably attached to the base.

In one aspect, the present specification discloses a multi-component eyelash case for the safe keeping and storage of false eyelashes and/or eyelash extensions. In one embodiment, the eyelash case includes a sleeve, a drawer having eyelash mounts therein and a biasing mechanism whereby the mechanism provides biasing of the drawer into a drawer compartment when elements of the biasing mechanism are brought to within a biasing proximity of each other, thus securing the drawer and preventing its unintended opening.

A luggage packing system is provided to assist parents to ensure that they have the necessities for travelling with infants and young children. The packing system of the present invention provides a series of inserts and layers that makes items easier to locate and remove one-at-a-time without disturbing the rest of the contents of the luggage. The inserts may have varied pouch configurations adapted to store a wide variety of medications, clothing, accessories, and items. One or more elements can be particularly arranged to provide a separable, packing and organization system for clothing and accessories to be packed in a suitcase. By using the layers to pack small items of clothing and personal care items, entertainment and food, the luggage may provide a versatile suitcase for travel with an infant or young child.

A system including a plurality of disposable bags, a dispenser for the bags and a method of use for accommodating a personal electronic device within each bag to isolate it from the ambient atmosphere is disclosed. Each of the bags includes a pair of panels of a flexible transparent material forming a hollow cavity or pocket having an open mouth through which the personal electronic device may be inserted. Each bag includes a flap for adhesively sealing the mouth of the bag with the device therein so that any pathogens on the device are sealed and isolated within the bag, and pathogens in the ambient atmosphere will not come in direct contact with the personal electronic device. The panels of the bag are frangible so that the bag can be torn open to remove the device, when desired. The dispenser is configured to dispense the bags one at a time.

A luggage system described herein includes a hard shell body and a soft shell body. The hard shell body includes first and second hard shell body portions. The soft shell body includes first and second soft shell body portions. The first hard shell body portion defines a first hard shell interior storage compartment. The second hard shell body portion defines a second hard shell interior storage compartment. The first soft shell body portion is sized and shaped to fit within and line the first hard shell interior storage compartment. The second soft shell body portion is sized and shaped to fit within and line the second hard shell interior storage compartment. The first and second soft shell body portions are removable, respectively, from the first and second hard shell interior storage compartments to thereby provide a soft shell luggage unit that can be used independent of the hard shell body.

A case for a portable electronic device that includes a rigid outer layer and a more flexible inner layer. The case is a single piece. The outer layer has openings that extend through the thickness of the outer layer. The openings are connected by a groove in the outer layer. The openings and the groove can be filled by a more flexible material. The inner layer has openings. The outer layer is translucent so that the inner layer may be visible through the outer layer.

A lens assembly for covering at least a portion of an electronic device having a camera and a microphone. The lens assembly includes a first optically transparent portion configured to cover the camera of the electronic device. The first optically transparent portion extends from a first front optically transparent region having an area bounded by a light-blocking material covering a portion of a front surface of the lens assembly to a first rear optically transparent region having an area bounded by a light-blocking material covering a portion of a rear surface of the lens assembly. The area of the first rear optically transparent region is larger than the area of the first front optically transparent region. The lens assembly further includes an acoustically transparent portion configured to cover the microphone of the electronic device. The acoustically transparent portion includes a water-resistant membrane.

An attachable pocket is configured to be attached to a garment at any desired location along a surface of the garment. The attachable pocket includes a sheet that forms a chamber that is used to store objects such that the attachable pocket protects the objects from elements or debris. An opening into the chamber is closed with a closure to block access into the chamber and to seal the attachable pocket with the object in the chamber.

A bag strap that converts a clear, zippered, plastic bag into a purse or a clutch. The strap has a clip or a hook attached to each end. When hooks are used the hooks each pierce the bag below the zipper and a guard covers the tip of the hook. Where clips are used the bag is not pierced and the clips attach below the zipper. For the clutch style version both ends of the strap are joined by a single hook or clip.

A bag having a housing structure of the bag forming a cavity in the bag, a display board removably secured to a board securing mechanism, wherein the board securing mechanism is disposed in the cavity in the bag, and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastening mechanism, wherein the fastening mechanism is operable to transition the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, wherein in the open configuration the display shell is positioned to allow access to the display board, and wherein in the closed configuration the display shell is positioned to prevent access to the display board.