A protective case for a portable electronic device includes a housing with an open tray and a resilient cord. The tray is recessed into the rear of the housing. The cord spans the opening of the tray, creating a cord pattern of overlapping segments capable of securing items placed into the tray. In an embodiment, the tray may be separated from the housing and the cord separated from the tray. A user may customize the cord layout by threading the cord across the tray opening in a desired pattern based on the goods within the tray.

A protective case for a portable electronic device includes a housing with an open tray and a resilient cord. The tray is recessed into the rear of the housing. The cord spans the opening of the tray, creating a cord pattern of overlapping segments capable of securing items placed into the tray. In an embodiment, the tray may be separated from the housing and the cord separated from the tray. A user may customize the cord layout by threading the cord across the tray opening in a desired pattern based on the goods within the tray.

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.

This disclosure is directed to corrugated tubes comprising metal and/or nonmetal holes using, for example, an eyelet grommet for the hole on the tubes and/or the holder. A lip balm container, which may for example be generally diamond shaped with a hole at the bottom provides easy access to the lip balm or Chapstick™ and easy access to the bottom of the tube.

A portable multipurpose clipboard box equipped for securing and sectioning documents, holding keys, and dispensing tape.

The invention relates to a receptacle (10) for accommodation of objects, comprising a wall (12) made of a flexible material, said wall enclosing an inner space (14). The wall (12) has an opening (16) which is accessible by way of the inner space (14). The wall (12) can be inverted through the opening (16) between a first state and a second state. Fastened to the wall (12) is a textile surface structure (22), which in a first state is arranged outside the inner space (14), and in a second state is arranged inside the inner space (14).

Disclosed is a bag accessory that allows a user to easily and conveniently retain keys, cell phones, and other personal items so that the items do not shuffle around in a handbag and force a user to try and find them, which can be frustrating, time consuming, and even dangerous. The bag accessory is a hanger or clip with a magnet on one side and an embellishment on the other, wherein the magnet is used to retain keys, a cell phone, and other personal items. The invention also discloses a method of adhering a metal accessory to a cell phone case or other personal item so that items will adhere to the magnet.

A storage sash apparatus is disclosed and configured for securely and covertly storing personal items therewithin. In at least one embodiment, the apparatus provides an elongate sash sized and configured for being wrapped around and removably engaged with at least one of a wrist, forearm, arm, neck, leg and ankle of a user. The sash provides opposing ends configured for removable engagement with one another. The sash also defines an at least one compartment between opposing first and second panels of the sash, with the at least one compartment being sized and positioned for removably receiving at least one personal item therewithin. During use of the apparatus, the sash is wrapped at least once around the user, and the opposing ends are then removably engaged with one another, thereby securing the apparatus to the user while allowing access to the at least one compartment.

A mobile device carrier comprising a device pouch and a strap is disclosed. The device pouch is constructed of a compression fit material and sized to receive a mobile device while a portion of the mobile device extends through the opening and remains outside of the device pouch. The compression fit material creates tension on the surface of the mobile device to hold the mobile device in the device pouch with the end of a mobile device remaining outside of the device pouch.