A packaged mobile device accessory includes a mobile device accessory and a hang card. The mobile device accessory includes a back wall, a top wall, at least two opposing sidewalls, and first and second flanges. Each of the first and second flanges extends from one of the at least two opposing sidewalls to form one of a first side pocket and a second side pocket. The hang card includes a primary panel, two card sidewalls, and a hook panel. The card sidewalls each extend from the primary panel. Each of the card sidewalls is maintained within one of the first and second side pockets of the mobile device accessory. The hook panel extends upwardly from the primary panel and includes a cutout to receive a supporting structure above the top wall of the mobile device accessory such that the packaged mobile device is configured to hang from the supporting structure.

A packaging assembly for a pair of eyeglasses. The packaging assembly includes: a front face, the front face comprising at least one front hanger opening and at least two eyeglass temple openings, and a fastening structure configured to restrict removal of an at least one eyeglass temple from the front face. The packaging assembly is configured to facilitate sampling of the pair of eyeglasses while engaged with the packaging assembly. The packaging assembly may include a back face connected to the front face; a cutout; and at least one security element. Furthermore, the fastening structure and at least two eyeglass temple openings may be cooperatively structured to dispose the pair of eyeglasses in a stored position in overlying relation to the front face. Additionally, the present invention relates to a packaging assembly that is practicalthereby permitting a user to effectively sample the pair of eyeglasses by trying them on.

A retail product assembly includes a combination display chip and gift bag. A gift bag is folded into a generally flat configuration with a plurality of adjacent layers and is used as a replacement for a cardboard chip. Retail articles, such as a pair of slippers, are attached to the folded gift bag for display at a retail market. When a consumer purchases the pair of slippers, the slippers may be detached from the folded gift bag, and inserted into an interior of the gift bag, once unfolded and opened. The slippers may then be readily transported within the gift bag and presented as a gift.

An anti-theft display card is provided, including: a main body, having at least one sleeved structure protruding thereon, the at least one sleeved structure having a through slot open on a free end thereof and forming two restricting walls spacingly, a side of the main body opposite to the through slot having at least one through hole communicating with the through slot, a direction in which the two restricting walls face each other defining a variation direction; at least one restricting member, each said restricting member having a connecting portion connected to the main body and at least one abutting portion, each said abutting portion being inserted into one said through slot of the at least one sleeved structure through one of the through holes to restrict the two restricting walls to move relative to each other along the variation direction.

A hang tag includes a main body and a retaining portion. The main body includes a ridge that extends in a direction from a top of the main body to a bottom of the main body. The ridge divides the main body into a first region at a first side of the ridge and a second region at a second side of the ridge. The retaining portion includes (a) prongs configured to, when the portion of the object is inserted in the retaining portion, engage with side grooves in opposite sides of the object to prevent the object from rotating, and (b) ribs configured to support the prongs when the prongs are forced towards the ribs.

An anti-theft display card is provided, including: a main body, having at least one sleeved structure protruding thereon, the at least one sleeved structure having a through slot open on a free end thereof and forming two restricting walls spacingly, a side of the main body opposite to the through slot having at least one through hole communicating with the through slot, a direction in which the two restricting walls face each other defining a variation direction; at least one restricting member, each said restricting member having a connecting portion connected to the main body and at least one abutting portion, each said abutting portion being inserted into one said through slot of the at least one sleeved structure through one of the through holes to restrict the two restricting walls to move relative to each other along the variation direction.

An assembly for holding a transaction card, such as a gift card, upon the wall of an open-ended container, such as a Christmas stocking or Easter basket, using cooperating inner and outer panels connected to one another via a foldable extension member.

A jewelry display hanger includes a substantially flat body member having a hook on a first end, a first side and a second side both extending outwardly from the first end to a second end, and a closure device protruding outwardly from the first side, a base member extending from the second end of the body member, a closure member having a closure aperture, the closure member connected by the base member to the body member, and a security tag attached to one of the sides of the body member, wherein the closure device is configured to engage with the closure aperture.

An integrated hanger case configured to hold a mobile device. The integrated hanger case comprises an integrated hanging feature comprising a hook, and a case portion comprising a rear panel and a side wall forming a perimeter around said rear panel. The integrated hanging feature is attached to the case portion and can be in a retracted position inside the case portion or in an extended position partially outside the case portion. When the hook of the integrated hanging device is outside the case portion, it may be used to hang the integrated hanger case, and thus the mobile device installed in it, from an article of choice.

A stringer for retaining empty beverage cans is disclosed. The stringer may include a catch at a first end of the stringer. The catch may be configured to be threaded through a hole in a tab of a beverage can. The stringer may also include a stopper that is configured to prevent the beverage cans from falling off of a second end of the stringer. An elongated neck may be positioned between the catch and the stopper that is configured to hold a plurality of beverage cans. The catch, the stopper, and the elongated neck may all be manufactured from a unitary piece of material or may be a combination of different materials. This material may be aluminum to allow the stringer to remain attached to cans during the recycling process or a ferromagnetic metal so that the stringer may be extracted magnetically in the recycling process.