A beverage holding and mobile device holding apparatus is provided. The apparatus includes a cylindrical housing formed from an insulating material and has flexible members attached to the cylindrical housing. A transparent member is attached to the flexible members to create a compartment which holds and allows use of the touch screen of a mobile device while in the compartment.

A compartmentalized carryall with a compartment for items, including electronic personal items, and a separately attached insulated compartment for a container that can be accessed for dispensing via an opening with a cover. This carryall would be comprised of at least two compartments. One compartment could be utilized for carrying items including wallets and electronics, such as key fobs and cellular phones. Another insulated compartment would carry a container. This container, with an attached dispensing mechanism, would be accessed through an opening from the carryall's second compartment to the carryall's exterior. This opening would be overlaid with a removable cover attached on the carryall's exterior. At least one handle strap would be attached to carryall.

A luggage accessory includes a sleeve including at least two openings. A luggage assembly includes at a handle of at least one piece of rollable luggage disposed through two openings of a sleeve. A method of forming a luggage assembly comprises disposing at least one handle of a piece of rollable luggage through a sleeve.

A luggage apparatus includes a front shell and a rear shell which are connected by a zipper closure and a hinge. A cup bolder includes a body portion which projects into the interior of the front shell. The cup holder includes a rim which rests on the outer surface of the front shell. The rear shell includes a telescoping handle and lower surfaces of the front and rear shells each have caster-type wheels. The front shell includes a fabric liner which prevents damage to items stored in the apparatus in the event that there is an accidental spill from the cup holder.

Retractable wheels within a suitcase that are configured to be positioned within the suitcase responsive to applying a downward force on the suitcase.

An insulation system for beverage containers comprising: an inner container surrounding a plurality of cylindrical beverage containers contained in an inner container; a handle included in an inner container top panel; an outer container having a cavity defined in the outer container for receiving the inner container; a pair of lateral spacers disposed lengthwise along corresponding inner upper corners of the out container; an airspace defined between an inner container side panel and an external container side panel having a polygon cross-section; and, a handle access opening centrally defined in an outer container top panel allowing access to the handle of the inner container so that the beverage containers, inner container and out container can be transported using the handle wherein the width of the handle access opening is about one third the length of the outer panel top opening.

Retractable wheels within a suitcase that are configured to be positioned within the suitcase responsive to applying a downward force on the suitcase.

An insulation system for beverage containers comprising: an inner container surrounding a plurality of cylindrical beverage containers contained in an inner container; a handle included in an inner container top panel; an outer container having a cavity defined in the outer container for receiving the inner container; a pair of lateral spacers disposed lengthwise along corresponding inner upper corners of the out container; an airspace defined between an inner container side panel and an external container side panel having a polygon cross-section; and, a handle access opening centrally defined in an outer container top panel allowing access to the handle of the inner container so that the beverage containers, inner container and out container can be transported using the handle wherein the width of the handle access opening is about one third the length of the outer panel top opening.

A luggage system includes modular cavities configured to receive selectively removable inserts for holding beverage containers, mobile devices, or accessories. The inserts are formed of rubber-like elastomeric materials and employ force-fit mechanisms to secure into pre-molded cavities and create seals that prevent the ingress of liquids or debris. Some inserts include integrated wireless charging coils for powering mobile devices, electrically coupled to an internal battery or solar panel. Plug modules may replace inserts when not in use and feature sealing gaskets and latch mechanisms for protection and streamlined appearance. Standardized cavity geometry allows for interchangeable use of trays, cupholders, or electronic docks across various luggage formats, including suitcases, duffels, and backpacks. The system supports modularity, hygiene, charging functionality, and accessory expansion, transforming traditional luggage into a customizable, tech-enabled travel platform.

The disclosure provides an article of luggage including one or more receptacles. The receptacles may receive beverage containers, food and food containers, or mobile devices. The receptacles may be integrated into the luggage or selectively removable from the luggage. Blank plugs may be inserted into the receptacle openings and secured via a latch mechanism. The receptacles may also be secured with the latch mechanism. Seals are provided to prevent water, dirt, or debris from entering the luggage and securing the contents of the luggage.