A removably attachable reflective covering has an upper end and a lower end. The upper end and lower end may be removably attached to the upper end and lower end of a backpack or other item, respectively. The removably attachable reflective covering having a device attachment site to carry a light or GPS tracking device. The upper end has a void that can be inverted and receive the lower end and closed to completely enclose the lower end, allowing the removably attachable reflective covering to be conveniently stored.

The present invention relates to an insulated shopping bag device wherein the exterior surface of the body may be comprised of at least one attachment fastener that allows the body of one device to attach to the body of a second device. As a result, the devices are secured to each other and cannot easily move or topple while in the trunk of a vehicle. The body may also be a plurality of colors and may have a plurality of indicia to indicate what items should be stored in the bag (i.e., fresh items, dry items, cold items, etc.). In addition, one embodiment of the device for cold items can be comprised of an insulated lining and lid to keep cold items at a stable temperature.

An integrated bag and toy product is provided. The product may include a body that may define a storage cavity. The product may include a bag body that may include a strap secured to the body at a fixed location. The product may be manipulateable between a stored position in which the bag body and the strap may be received within the storage cavity and a deployed position in which the bag body and the strap may extend outside of the storage cavity.

A jewelry storage device for organizing and storing jewelry in a discreet manner comprising a base portion, a lid portion, and a means to hold two or more rigid, jewelry-retaining surfaces therein. The jewelry-retaining surfaces may include a plurality of features such as tabs with snap button closures, apertures, elastic bands, cut-outs, pockets and other means of securing jewelry which may be configured in various combinations to allow for the efficient storage and display of various jewelry items in an organized and secure manner.

Described herein are examples of a versatile insulation and secure storage system including an insulated sleeve, a first pocket, a second pocket, a fastener, and a multifunctional device. The insulated sleeve may be configured to surround and thermally insulate a container. The first pocket may be configured to hold a card a first card vertically within the insulated sleeve, and the second pocket may be configured to hold an identification card or driver's license within the insulated sleeve. The fastener may be configured to provide quick and reliable access to the second pocket. The multifunctional device may be attachable to an outer surface of the insulated sleeve, wherein the multifunctional device comprises various integrated components configured to provide additional functionality to the system.

An activity kit with tetherable components includes a foldable case movable between a closed position and an open position. The case is devised for use by a child during transit in a vehicle. An interior surface is presentable for use when the case is moved to the open position. Writing implements are releasably secured to the interior surface and may be unsecured for use. A tether connects each writing implement to the case whereby each writing implement may be retrieved if dropped during transit. A child may, therefore, engage in written and drawing activities in a vehicle without losing use of writing implements, even when the writing implements are dropped.

A backpack has a system for anchoring the upper ends of shoulder straps that can be changed from a lower anchoring point to a higher anchoring point and vice-versa. The system comprises a fixed cross-bar attached to the backpack and a moveable cross-bar to which the upper ends of the shoulder straps are attached and that rotates with respect to the fixed cross-bar.

An engaging member, which is adapted to connect a bag body and a wearable object, includes a receiving member and a covering member. The receiving member is disposed on a reverse of the bag body, and includes a first exterior surface and a receiving space. A first engaging structure is formed on the first exterior surface. The covering member disposed on the reverse is capable of covering the first exterior surface, and includes a second exterior surface and an interior surface. A second engaging structure corresponding to the first engaging structure is formed on the interior surface, so that the first engaging structure could be engaged with the second engaging structure. A third engaging structure is formed on the second exterior surface and is adapted to be engaged with the wearable object. Also, the first engaging structure could be directly connected to the wearable object.

A purse insert protector comprises an insert lining, a bottom protector, and a hook-and-look fastener. The purse insert protector is inserted inside of a purse. The bottom protector which is comprised of parts A, B, and C. A hook-and-look fastener is used to secure the bottom protector to the insert lining. A hook-and-look fastener is used to secure each side of the insert lining to each side of the inside of the purse. This helps keep the original inside lining of a purse that is attached to the purse clean.

A container has an outer shell and includes a bottom wall, at least one integral side wall, and an open upper end defining a chamber therein. Within the outer shell chamber, at least two parallel spaced divider walls are provided, each having top, bottom and side edges. The bottom edge of each wall is integrally connected with the inner surface of the outer shell bottom wall, and the side edges of each are integrally connected with the inner surface of the outer shell side wall. The divider walls extend vertically from the bottom wall toward the outer shell open upper end. At least one compartment is integrally connected with one divider wall and has an open upper end defining a chamber therein. A drawstring and securing device are arranged within a seam of the outer shell at an upper portion of the outer shell for closing the open upper end and securing the supplies within the container. Preferably, the outer shell is made of a synthetic resin or similar material which is used for improved structural integrity and water-resistance.