This invention is directed to a multi-functional replaceable panel assembly for a bag allowing a user to add a functionality to the bag and/or to vary its appearance. The multifunctional replaceable panel assembly comprising: (a) at least two rail profiles, each rail profile is attached to a bag and comprises at least one elongated strip that is made of at least one flexible material, wherein upon attachment of the elongated strip to the bag, a protruding rim is created at the interface between each one of the elongated strips and the bag, said protruding rims are positioned one toward the other to functionally allow inserting and holding of a replaceable panel below them; and (b) at least one replaceable panel having dimensions suitable to be inserted into the space created between said two protruding rims of the at least two rail profiles and the bag, wherein said replaceable panel is stably being held by the two protruding rims and provides the bag with additional functionality and/or a different appearance; wherein, the same or different panel are replaced by the user according to his need upon usage. This invention is further directed to a modular bag comprising a multifunctional replaceable panel assembly.

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.

A modular linking system allows bags, pouches, and other items to be connected together quickly and securely while providing the ability to remotely disconnect the two items. The modular linking system includes a post assembly and a receiver assembly, each of which includes a geared component to permit variously angled, non-rotational engagement therebetween. The receiver assembly includes a locking member that is resiliently moveable to an unlocked position to permit disengagement between the post assembly and the receiver assembly. The locking member includes two arms that are positioned in a slide lockup channel of the post assembly in the locked configuration, where the arms move out of engagement with the slide lockup channel in the unlocked configuration.

This invention is directed to a multi-functional replaceable panel assembly for a bag allowing a user to add a functionality to the bag and/or to vary its appearance. The multifunctional replaceable panel assembly comprising: (a) at least two rail profiles, each rail profile is attached to a bag and comprises at least one elongated strip that is made of at least one flexible material, wherein upon attachment of the elongated strip to the bag, a protruding rim is created at the interface between each one of the elongated strips and the bag, said protruding rims are positioned one toward the other to functionally allow inserting and holding of a replaceable panel below them; and (b) at least one replaceable panel having dimensions suitable to be inserted into the space created between said two protruding rims of the at least two rail profiles and the bag, wherein said replaceable panel is stably being held by the two protruding rims and provides the bag with additional functionality and/or a different appearance; wherein, the same or different panel are replaced by the user according to his need upon usage. This invention is further directed to a modular bag comprising a multifunctional replaceable panel assembly.

Presented herein is a modular backpack comprising a front module and a back module, with the front module releasably attached to the back module via a connection between an attachment element of the front module and an attachment element of the back module. The modular backpack system can include any number of center modules positioned between the front module and the back module and releasably attached to both the front and back modules. To be a large capacity backpack, the modular backpack system can include a back module, the appropriate number of center modules, and a front module. To be a small capacity backpack, the modular backpack system can simply include a front module with a number of pockets and a back module. Accordingly, the modular backpack system thus enables the user to easily and quickly customize their backpack as needed based on the occasion.

A configurable bag is provided. The configurable bag has plurality of various interconnecting storage compartments (or modules). The interconnecting storage compartments may be selectively used to store various objects such as, for example, shoes, clean clothes, dirty clothes, toiletries, etc. The interconnecting storage compartments may be selectively secured vertically to each other so as to be able to be easily fit within, for example, a standard vertical gym locker. Retractable hooks may be secured to the sides of the interconnecting storage compartments so as to allow the assembled device to hang vertically from a hanger poll. The storage compartments may allow for both front and top access into the interior of the device.

A backpack for large objects is provided, which includes a main body, two straps, a first wing, a second wing, and an extended piece, wherein two ends of each of the straps are respectively connected to the rear of the main body, and the straps are used as shoulder straps. The main body has two opposite sides which are respectively connected to the first wing and the second wing, wherein the first wing and the second wing are connected to each other detachably. The first wing, the second wing, and the main body enclose and form a first holding space. The extended piece is connected to the main body close to either a bottom opening or a top opening of the first holding space.

A bag assembly has a primary storage chamber and a carrying structure, and the carrying structure having a panel and a shoulder strap extending from the panel. The strap and the panel are seamlessly integrated. The primary storage chamber is a first three dimensional (3D) knit structure having a first material or combination of materials and the carrying structure is a second 3D knit structure having a second material or combination of materials. The primary storage chamber is fixed to the panel of the carrying structure to form the bag assembly. Also provided is a bag assembly in which the primary storage chamber is a first 3D knit structure having a first knit pattern and the carrying structure is a second 3D knit structure having a second knit pattern. Also provided is a method for customizing locations of 3D knit features based on user dimensions.

Collapsible or otherwise selectively reconfigurable carrying cases, and methods for the manufacture and use thereof, are provided. The carrying cases are constructed of at least two body panels made of puncture-resistant material and are selectively reconfigurable between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration by the use of a zipper disposed around all or substantially all of a perimeter or circumference of the at least two body panels. The carrying cases are adapted to receive and securely store and carry fragile items, e.g. cameras and photographic equipment, when in the expanded configuration and to collapse or otherwise significantly reduce in volume when in the collapsed configuration for easy storage and transportation.

In some aspects, a dual-compartment handbag, having: (1) a unitary handbag exterior body, including: at least two sidewalls; an upper portion having a top opening; a lower portion, including: a bottom side, the bottom side defined by bottom perimeter edges of the at least two sidewalls; and a resealable bottom opening positioned on the bottom side; (2) a handbag interior including: an upper compartment corresponding to the upper portion and accessible via the top opening; and a concealable lower compartment corresponding to the lower portion and accessible via the resealable bottom opening; and (3) a divider positioned in the handbag interior and arranged to divide the upper compartment from the lower compartment.

And in some aspects, a dual-compartment handbag, having: (1) a unitary handbag exterior body, including: at least two sidewalls; an upper portion having a top opening; a lower portion including: a bottom side, the bottom side defined by bottom perimeter edges of the at least two sidewalls; and a resealable bottom opening positioned at least in part along the side walls and within three inches distance from the bottom side; (2) a handbag interior including: an upper compartment corresponding to the upper portion and accessible via the top opening; and a thermally-insulated lower compartment corresponding to the lower portion and accessible via the resealable bottom opening; and (3) a divider positioned in the handbag interior and arranged to divide the upper compartment from the lower compartment.