An expandable purse has elongated inner lining releasable from the purse's bottom. The purse contains inner lining that is attached to the top inner edge of the inside back of purse and attached to the bottom inner edge of the inside front of purse. This allows the inner lining to be extended down out from opening at bottom of purse forming a carrying bag.

The present invention generally relates to a field of luggage bags, and particularly, relates to convertible utility bag with extendable trays that allows for the easy and secure carrying of various devices and equipment together. More specifically, the bag includes a base having a plurality of sidewalls extending upwardly therefrom, thereby defining an interior volume. The bag has a hinged lid that is configured to removably secure to the base via a fastener. The bag also includes a plurality of trays which are disposed in the interior volume of the bag. The trays are preferably hingedly adjustable, such that a user may extend or retract the trays as desired. The utility bag with extendable trays is configured to enable a user to safely and easily store a plurality of items while retaining comfort and convenience.

Folding piece of luggage includes parallel first and second rigid panels; third and fourth rigid panels each mounted on and articulated to one of the first and second panels between a deployed position and a retracted position in which the third or fourth panel extends parallel to first and second panels; third and fourth panels defining with the first and second panels a rigid frame when third and fourth panels are in their deployed position; fifth and sixth panels each connects the first and second panels and define with the other panels an internal storage space of parallelepipedal shape; fifth and sixth panels being deformable in a direction x perpendicular to the first and second panels between an unfolded position and a folded position so that, when third and fourth panels are in their retracted position, first and second panels are able to move relative to one another.

A reversible, expandable, reusable and versatile handbag that has a rectangular proportion and contains two inner pockets each sewn on the side and not fixed at the bottom and at least one outer front pocket. The reversible aspect of the handbag allows it to go from one size to another with the simple action of inverting or flipping the bag inside out because the inside pockets become outer pockets.

The present invention provides a backpack structure for easily loading a large item having column shape or “T”-shape that cannot be put into a storage space of a backpack. The backpack (500) includes a first backpack member (510) provided on both sides thereof with shoulder straps 530, a second backpack member (520) configured onto a rear surface of the first backpack member, an auxiliary loading portion (540) configured to fix the bottom surfaces of the first backpack member and the second backpack member to each other to enable the first backpack member and the second backpack member to be unfolded in opposite directions, and configured to be exposed outward from the first backpack member and the second backpack member, and a buckle (550) for coupling both side portions of the first backpack member (510) and the second backpack member (520) to each other, wherein the auxiliary loading portion 540 includes a spacing adjusting device capable of adjusting a spacing according to the item loaded between the first backpack member and the second backpack member.

An automatically opening box comprising a rectangular base formed from two rectangular panels joined by a foldable spine. A pair of opposed sides extend upwardly from the base at base corners perpendicular to the spine, each having a vertical fold aligned with the spine. A pair of opposed sides extend upwardly from edges of the base at base corners parallel to the spine. Adjacent sides are connected at side corners. At least two side corners include sprung hinges. Both sides of one of the pairs of opposed sides having diagonal folds. The box has a collapsed configuration where both pairs of opposed sides are folded down to be parallel to the base, the base is folded along the spine and vertical folds, and a fastener secures the box in the collapsed configuration, and a deployed configuration where the fastener is released and the sprung hinges deploy the sides and base.

A bag includes a first sidewall, a second opposing sidewall, and a foldable base. The foldable base is coupled to the first sidewall and the second side wall. The foldable base includes a first rigid panel coupled to a second rigid panel such that the foldable base is configured to fold from a generally flat configuration to a folded configuration, thereby converting the bag from an expanded configuration to a collapsed configuration.

A shell assembly configured for holding one or more weighted articles includes an outer shell having an outer surface and an inner surface defining a cavity configured for receiving the article(s) therein, with an opening providing access to the cavity, a closure configured for selectively opening and closing the opening, and a securing structure configured for securing the article(s) within the cavity to limit movement of the article(s). The securing structure includes a plurality of adjustable straps each connected to the inner surface of the outer shell at a first securing point and a second securing point on opposite sides of the opening. Each of the straps is adjustable with respect to the outer shell to increase or decrease an effective length of the respective strap between the respective securing points, to increase or decrease a distance between the respective securing points and thereby constrict or expand the outer shell.

A bag or a rucksack has a base part having an enlargeable packing volume and first and second connection elements, between which a flexible wall element is arranged. A first packing volume is formed when the first and second connection elements are connected and the wall element is arranged in the first packing volume at least in part, and an expanded packing volume is formed when the first and second connection elements are separated. An additional part is provided which has an additional packing volume, and a first additional connection element is provided on the wall element and a second additional connection element is provided on the additional part. The additional part can be fastened to the base part by means of the additional connection elements.

Embodiments include a portable pet food container comprising a main body having a flexible top end, a flat bottom end, and an internal compartment extending between the top end and the bottom end for storing pet food. The top end comprises a spring-assisted fastener configured to snap open when moved to a first position and snap closed when moved to a second position. The spring-assisted fastener may include a pair of flexible bands and a pair of flex springs, each band having a first end coupled to a first one of the springs and a second end coupled to a second one of the springs, the fastener moving to the first position by pulling the two bands away from each other and moving to the second position by pressing the two bands towards each other. The container may be attached to a wearable device to facilitate portability.