A system, method, and multipurpose hammock including a base of interconnected webbing forming a support structure. Each corner of the base includes on a of a number of loops fixing the base to stationary objects when the multipurpose hammock is positioned. The multipurpose hammock further includes a hammock body attachable to the base. The hammock body includes or more connectors proximate a longitudinal edge of the hammock body. The one or more connectors secure at least the longitudinal edge of the hammock body to the base when connected together.

A transformable bag includes a first storage unit and a second storage unit connected with each other, and a third storage unit disposed between the first storage unit and the second storage unit. The first storage unit and the second storage unit are respectively connected to two side edges of the third storage unit by two connecting units. When the first storage unit and the second storage unit are away from each other, the third storage unit is stretched to form a placing space for an infant to rest or changing diapers. When the first storage unit and the second storage unit are close to each other, the third storage unit is stored between the first storage unit and the second storage unit, and the third storage unit can be removed to release a storage space between the first storage unit and the second storage unit.

A transformable bag includes a first storage unit and a second storage unit connected with each other, and a third storage unit disposed between the first storage unit and the second storage unit. The first storage unit and the second storage unit are respectively connected to two side edges of the third storage unit by two connecting units. When the first storage unit and the second storage unit are away from each other, the third storage unit is stretched to form a placing space for an infant to rest or changing diapers. When the first storage unit and the second storage unit are close to each other, the third storage unit is stored between the first storage unit and the second storage unit, and the third storage unit can be removed to release a storage space between the first storage unit and the second storage unit.

A system, method, and multipurpose hammock including a base of interconnected webbing forming a support structure. An outer edge of the base includes multiple loops within the webbing. The multipurpose hammock also includes a hammock body attached to the base. The hammock body includes one or connectors proximate a longitudinal edge of the hammock body. The one or more connectors secure at least the longitudinal edges of the hammock body when connected together and one or more liners removable attached to the one or more connectors.

A system, method, and multipurpose hammock including a base of interconnected webbing forming a support structure. An outer edge of the base includes multiple loops within the webbing. The multipurpose hammock also includes a hammock body attached to the base. The hammock body includes one or connectors proximate a longitudinal edge of the hammock body. The one or more connectors secure at least the longitudinal edges of the hammock body when connected together and one or more liners removable attached to the one or more connectors.

A sleeping apparatus includes a pad section configured to allow a user to lay on the pad section. The pad section includes padding of a predetermined thickness. The sleeping apparatus includes a blanket section coupled lengthwise to one side of the pad section, and configured to fold onto, and substantially cover at least a portion of the user and the pad section. A pocket is permanently coupled to the pad section. The pocket includes an opening. Other portions of the sleeping apparatus are configured to fold into the pocket and be held in the pocket by friction when the opening of the pocket is in a downward position.

A sleeping apparatus includes a pad section configured to allow a user to lay on the pad section. The pad section includes padding of a predetermined thickness. The sleeping apparatus includes a blanket section coupled lengthwise to one side of the pad section, and configured to fold onto, and substantially cover at least a portion of the user and the pad section. A pocket is permanently coupled to the pad section. The pocket includes an opening. Other portions of the sleeping apparatus are configured to fold into the pocket and be held in the pocket by friction when the opening of the pocket is in a downward position.

A two-piece coat or jacket that has a removable liner is provided with a hook and loop fastener strip along it's lower hem. The lining, being removable, can be inverted and secured back to the outer shell via the hook and loop fastener, thereby forming a suitable, insulative sleeping bag for use by individuals unexpectedly caught out of doors overnight.

A novel travel device and method of storing items are disclosed. The travel device may comprise a top shell joined to a bottom shell to form a container. A sleeve may be removably attached to the top and bottom shells but is preferably fixed to the interior of the container. The sleeve acts a second container for holding items such as dirty clothes. Clean clothes may be placed in the remaining portion of the interior of the first container thereby keeping the dirty clothes separate from the clean ones. The top shell, bottom shell, and sleeve are preferably made of fabric. The sleeve may be made of impermeable material and may include a sealable hole to store wet or particularly odorous items. The travel device advantageously is capable of storing both clean and dirty clothes at the same time while also functioning as a comfortable pillow.

A novel travel device and method of storing items are disclosed. The travel device may comprise a top shell joined to a bottom shell to form a container. A sleeve may be removably attached to the top and bottom shells but is preferably fixed to the interior of the container. The sleeve acts a second container for holding items such as dirty clothes. Clean clothes may be placed in the remaining portion of the interior of the first container thereby keeping the dirty clothes separate from the clean ones. The top shell, bottom shell, and sleeve are preferably made of fabric. The sleeve may be made of impermeable material and may include a sealable hole to store wet or particularly odorous items. The travel device advantageously is capable of storing both clean and dirty clothes at the same time while also functioning as a comfortable pillow.