A modular wallet including an elastic band and an outer jacket, and in some cases, various internal flexible components including at least one divider, and/or card valet. Each component utilizes corresponding notches that are positioned such that they align when assembled, allowing for convenient securing by the band. The wallet can be reconfigured for different purposes, such as carrying oversized documents such as a passport. The wallet allows freedom to arrange elements and add to and remove components freely and as needed. Additionally, components of different colors may be used interchangeably as an accessory to a variety of clothing.

Key assist devices for enabling a user to conveniently and repeatedly attach a key to a key ring's split ring and detach it therefrom and, during its detachment, securely clamp the key to a clothing item for safely carrying the key. The key assist devices include a spring clip with the interchangeability functionality of freely and directly suspending a key from a key ring's split ring and clamping the key on a clothing item. The key assist devices are designed such that they are unable to merely slide off a split ring but rather requires a specific user manipulation.

An adaptable handbag system enables a user to customize the capacity of their hand bag by adding or removing bags from a carrying ring. The bags are attached to the ring via a hinge and attachment point to allow the bag to move with respect to the carrying ring. The bags have different shapes and markings to allow for quick identification even in less than optimal viewing conditions.

The present invention is an organizing unit for barcode tags. The organizing unit includes a housing divided into two parts, an upper member and a lower member. The upper member and the lower member are generally L-shaped members joined together such that a space is formed therebetween in which multiple barcode tags are arranged and stacked on top of each other. Each of the barcode tags includes an aperture, and further the upper member and the lower member include apertures formed therein. A ring may be coupled with the housing, by engaging with the apertures, such that the barcode tags pivot about the ring to be retracted in and out of the space, as and when desired.

The multiple key fob holder is a case which stores a plurality of key fobs. The multiple key fob holder comprises a base, a cover, a master fastener, and a cord loop. The base and the cover form an enclosed containment structure within which the plurality of key fobs are contained. The base and the cover attach such that the cover rotates relative to the base. The master fastener attaches the base to the cover such that the containment structure can be secured in a closed position and unsecured to form an open position. The cord loop is a loop structure positioned at a location selected from the group consisting of: 1) the interior of the containment structure when the multiple key fob holder is in a closed position; and, 2) the exterior of the containment structure when the multiple key fob holder is in an open position.

Key assist devices for enabling a user to conveniently and repeatedly attach a key to a key ring's split ring and detach it therefrom and, during its detachment, securely clamp the key to a clothing item for safely carrying the key. The key assist devices include a spring clip with the interchangeability functionality of freely and directly suspending a key from a key ring's split ring and clamping the key on a clothing item. The key assist devices are designed such that they are unable to merely slide off a split ring but rather requires a specific user manipulation.

An apparatus and method of making the same is presented. The apparatus may comprise a front portion comprising a front exterior panel and a front interior panel, a back portion comprising a back exterior panel and a back interior panel, the back connected along two sides of the back exterior panel to two corresponding sides of the front exterior panel; and a closure part connecting the non-connected sides of the front exterior panel and the back exterior panel. The front interior panel and the back exterior panel may each comprise a slit opening for a pocket. The closure part may comprise a zipper having a key tab. The apparatus may comprise an RF blocking material. The front may further comprise a flat portion having embossed text, and may also comprise a key chain band. The apparatus may be a wallet, handbag, or other luxury accessory, and/or a wearable item.

A change purse composed of enveloping flexible material such as solid or clear plastic, leather, fabric, or light metal, with closure means such as a zipper, Velcro or buttons and having a grommet in one corner of the flexible material for slidable attachment to a key ring.

A belongings pocket contains: a body, a first magnet, and a second magnet. The body includes a straight fringe and a semi-circular fringe which form the body in a semi-circle shape, and the body also includes a surface fabric, a flexible lining fabric, and an accommodation space in which an opening is defined. The first magnet and the second magnet are arranged beside two ends of the straight fringe of the body. In operation, the body is expanded flatly or the straight fringe of the body is folded in half, and two ends of the body are connected together, after the first magnet and the second magnet are magnetically attracted with each other. Furthermore, the body is erected by way of the flexible lining fabric.

A bag to be used for travelling, designed for convenience. It holds a traveller's items, including a mobile phone and camera. It helps store the traveller's items safely, conveniently and also helps charge them. It is made of strong material to provide slash resistance, durability and ease of mind during travel.