A foldable basket has a basket body and a bottom plate. The basket body has two lateral plates, two folding sets, and a supporting cloth. The two lateral plates and the two folding sets are connected. The supporting cloth is connected to bottom edges of the two lateral plates and the two folding sets. A storage space is enclosed by the lateral plates, the folding sets, and the supporting cloth. The bottom plate is detachably disposed on a bottom of the basket body. Each folding set has multiple end plates connected in sequence. Each two adjacent end plates are connected via a conjoining plate being flexible. Two end plates of each folding set respectively disposed adjacent to the two lateral plates are connected to the two lateral plates via two corner linking plates being flexible respectively.

An accessory bag for securing to a wrist of a user. The accessory bag includes a closed lower end and an open upper end, wherein the open upper end provides access to a main interior compartment for retaining personal items. A pair of handles extend from the open upper end, wherein the first handle is longer than the second handle and both handles are movable between an open and closed configuration. In the closed configuration, the first handle is threaded through the second handle to form a closure that prevents access to the main compartment. A wrist securement is formed by the first handle that secures around the wrist. A secondary interior compartment is formed between an exterior layer and an interior layer of the accessory bag. The accessory bag is reversible such that the interior layer becomes the exterior layer, and the exterior layer becomes the interior layer.

A compactible reusable shopping bag devised to incentivize reuse is presented herein. The compactible reusable shopping bag is compactible down to a discrete, folded stack enabling ready storage and portage when not in use. The compactible reusable shopping bag is securable in the folded stack by securement of a pair of handles around the folded stack and, in an alternative embodiment, by action of fasteners. The compactible reusable shopping bag further includes handle loops enabling carriage of fewer items in the bag and attachment of a shoulder strap to enable over-the-shoulder carry when at capacity. The compactible reusable shopping bag is lightweight, capacious, and durable.

Pet travel luggage configured to organize pet essentials for an extended duration is described. The luggage includes a body and a lid attached to the body at an opening. A removable dividing panel divides a hollow interior of the body into at least two unsymmetrical sections. At least one of the at least two sections receives a pair of stackable containers. The luggage also includes a feeding station. The feeding station comprises a flexible fold down flap secured to an outer edge of a side of the body proximate the bottom side. The flap deploys along a horizontal surface such that an interior surface of the flap receives a removable mat. The removable mat receives a pair of collapsible bowls. The flap is secured in a closed position to an outer surface of the side of the body by a fixation element.

The article manufacture provides a foldable fitness bag for use before or after exercise such as swimming, gym, running or hiking/camping. The bag is divided into three portions that are separated by one or more strips of material. Each portion on the front side of the bag possess one or more mesh pockets that are closed with a zipper. The strips of material separating the portions of the bag contain male and female strips of Velcro™ that permit the bag to be placed into a folded or closed arrangement in which the interlocking strips of Velcro™ hold the bag in this closed arrangement.

A Reversible Collapsible Security Pouch for Electronic Devices. The Pouch is provided in a variety of different configurations, and further are designed to accommodate a variety of different items. A key-fob-accommodating version is small enough to be attachable to the key fob when in a compacted condition so that it can always be attached to the key fob. The key fob version includes a pair of stretchable wrapping loops that allows the user to roll the pouch into a compact roll and then secure it in the rolled condition using one of the wrapping loops. In some larger pouch versions, there may be closure buttons around which a wrapping loop could be wrapped to secure the closure of the pouch. Other versions may include the ability to close and lock the pouch to secure the encapsulated device. All versions include a Faraday cage integrated into the pouch assembly.

This foldable bag (A) includes a container main body (B) having: a set of foldable surfaces (5) positioned on a front surface and a rear surface when the foldable bag is in a folded state; inner bottom pleats (6) formed from one longitudinal end side (M1) of each of the foldable surfaces toward an inner other end side, and having a width corresponding to a bottom gusset (20); a plurality of sets of top inner pleats (7,8) formed from the other longitudinal end side (M2) of each of the foldable surfaces toward an inner one end side, and having pleat widths that become gradually narrower toward the inner-facing side. After use, the container main body can be flipped over and folded into a flat rectangular shape by tensioning bundling end parts (C), at which side end parts (4) are sealed, in a direction pulling the bundling end parts apart.

The present application discloses an improved culinary bag. The bag is designed to carry the essential tools and devices a chef needs when working in a kitchen. The bag comprises an exterior shell and one or more detachable panels. In one embodiment, the panels can be attached to the center spine of the shell via clips and detached from the shell by releasing the clips. Each panel includes various structures such as pouches, bags, fasteners, pockets, etc. for holding various kitchen utensils and the like, as well as other accessories.

Disclosed is a child carrier seat arrangement comprising: a child seat configured to receive a child; a carrier base detachably attached to the child seat; a wheel arrangement coupled to the carrier base, wherein the wheel arrangement provides movement to the child carrier seat arrangement; a processor coupled to the carrier base, wherein the processor is configured to: receive a first input to make the child carrier seat arrangement work in a luggage mode, wherein, in the luggage mode, a user is configured to carry the child carrier seat arrangement as hand luggage; receive a second input to make the child carrier seat arrangement work in a manual mode, wherein, in the manual mode, a user is configured to navigate the child carrier seat arrangement; receive a third input to make the child carrier seat arrangement work in an automatic mode; and a sensor module coupled to the processor, wherein the sensor module is configured to provide instructions to the processor in the automatic mode for autonomous navigation of the child carrier seat arrangement.

A glasses case having a reducible size is described, having an inner frame including a filiform element made of resiliently flexible material. The element has a closed profile and is folded to assume a first, saddle-shaped configuration in which two portions of the element are formed that extend laterally from opposite sides with respect to a top zone of the element, and a case body, which holds the frame in the operative configuration, the body is connected to the frame along its profile and extends to delimit the inner volume of the case. The case has a second, non-operative configuration having a smaller size by a first relative torsional fold of the frame portions, thus forming a substantially eight-shaped configuration, followed by a second fold that brings the frame portions together such that they lie one on top of the other until a flattened shape of the case is obtained.