An adaptable luggage case includes a complete plurality of detachably connected components, including a first reduction group of components and a first reduced plurality of components that includes a second reduction group of components and second reduced plurality of components; such that the first reduced plurality of components assembles into a first reduced size luggage case, which is smaller than the adaptable luggage case; such that the second reduced plurality of components assembles into a second reduced size luggage case, which is smaller than the first reduced size luggage case.

Described herein is a modular luggage system (the MLS) comprising: a modular case system comprising a plurality of interchangeable modular cases having a plurality of interchangeable compartments; a modular transport system comprising a plurality of interchangeable modular transport devices having attachment means; a first chassis comprising: a first chassis inner surface having engaging means configured to releasably and interchangeably retain an interchangeable modular case selected from the modular case system; and a first chassis frame having attachment regions configured to releasably and interchangeably couple with an interchangeable modular transport device selected from the modular transport system. Also described are a coupling device for a MILS with multiple chassis, and corresponding methods for assembling the above MILS. A kit of parts for assembling the MLS is also described.

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.

The current invention may be to provide a modular luggage system having an at least one modular bag that may be configured to be secured to a cart configured to be fully-collapsible. In this embodiment, the collapsible adjustable cart may be configured in a nested configuration such that it may be a unibody structure that may be easily collapsed and stored, preferably in one or more modular bags. In this embodiment, the cart may further include a plurality of telescoping arms coupled to a base support as well as a plurality of extendable wheels secured to the base support through at least one wheel coupler. The adjustable support surface may be expandable through the use of one or more collapsible surfaces such that it may better accommodate one or more modular bags. The invention may also provide a belt-mounted stair guide mechanism to assist a user maneuver an adjustable cart up stairs, or other irregular elevated surfaces.

The present disclosure relates to refillable, modular containers consisting of a disposable refillable section and a retained section. The refillable section is dislodged from the retained section by pressing a release button which separates the two parts. Proximal to the releasing section is a connectable hinging mechanism by which individual modular containers can be connected and rotated about the hinge.

The present invention generally relates to a travel bag or a packaging container. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention are directed toward a modular travel, garment bag or similar container system that can be customized based on the needs of the user. Furthermore, the various modules or segments of the bag may have different shapes and sizes so as to be adapted to carry items, with such modules or segments being combinable in varying arrangements to provide a flexibly configured bag that is suitable for a variety of uses. The present invention also relates to a packaging system for suits, blazers and jackets from garment, fashion and retail brands.

A luggage case including a zipper loop mounted thereon, the luggage case including a first zip member having an elongated first tape member with first zipper teeth extending along an edge, the first zip member having first and second opposing ends, the first zip member attached along a first rim portion of a first shell; a second zip member having an elongated second tape member with second zipper teeth extending along an edge, the second zip member having third and fourth opposing ends, the second zip member attached along a second rim portion of a second shell, and wherein the first zip member and the second zip member include substantially the same number of zipper teeth; the first zip member and the second zip member are attached together by engaging the first and second zipper teeth, with the first opposing end laterally adjacent the third opposing end, and the second opposing end laterally adjacent the fourth opposing end; the first opposing end attached to the second opposing end by a first joining member; and the third opposing end attached to the fourth opposing end by a second joining member.

The present disclosure concerns a coupling mechanism for detachably attaching two or more utility modules to one another, utility assembles, mobile carriers and other attachable modules and articles.

A convertible luggage liner and method for converting a bag between a luggage liner and a laundry bag serves converts at least one stretchable bag between a luggage liner and a laundry bag, towel, or blanket. The luggage liner comprises two bags that are operable, both inside, and independent of, a luggage. The bags adapt to luggage compartment walls, so as to form a protective liner in a luggage compartment. The bags also detach from the luggage to form a laundry bag, a beach towel, or a picnic blanket. A fastening mechanism engages fastening receivers in the edge of the bag walls and the luggage walls to enable easy binding and unbinding of the bags with the luggage. In this manner, removing the bag from the luggage compartment allows a user to wash the bag, and dual options of using the bag as laundry bag, beach towel, or picnic blanket.

Methods, apparatus, systems, and articles of manufacture for a modular luggage frame are disclosed and described. An example luggage includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion includes: a first side including a first rib and a second rib; and a second side including a third rib and a fourth rib, the first rib and the third rib forming a first pair of ribs and the second rib and the fourth rib forming a second pair of ribs. The second portion includes: a third side including a fifth rib; a fourth side including a sixth rib, the fifth rib and the sixth rib forming a third pair of ribs. The third pair of ribs aligns with a selected one of the first pair of ribs or the second pair of ribs to removably affix the first portion to the second portion to form the modular luggage frame.