The present invention is for a display and storage unit for a hair piece comprising an insert, a hair piece coupled to the insert, a hanger and a cover enclosing the same. In one aspect of the invention, the insert includes a void where the hair piece is positioned and secured. In another aspect of the invention, the insert includes a front section and a rear section integrally formed together. The front and rear sections overlap each other and a folded portion is formed along a border of the front and rear sections. The hanger includes a lower bar which is engaged with the folded portion of the insert between the front and rear sections. In yet another aspect of the invention, the hanger is formed integral with the insert.

Fabric cover for a garment rack, its components, their relationship to each other, and materials used for manufacturing the same are herein disclosed. The cover generally includes a panel with two sides, with a plurality of connectors affixed to one side to be secured to the garment rack bar, and a plurality of connectors affixed to the vertical portion edge of both sides of the panel.

Fabric cover for a garment rack, its components, their relationship to each other, and materials used for manufacturing the same are herein disclosed. The cover generally includes a panel with two sides, with a plurality of connectors affixed to one side to be secured to the garment rack bar, and a plurality of connectors affixed to the vertical portion edge of both sides of the panel.

A closet garment dust protection embodiment that does not rely on the hanger rod but uses other closet surfaces for support and installation primarily the shelf typically located above the hanger rod in a clothes closet. The dust protection system uses an elongated, rectangular panel of typically clear 12 to 20 mil vinyl that is custom cut to width of closet rod/shelf. Preferably 16 to 20 inches in height, the vinyl panel's two ends and one elongated edge are left raw while the remaining long edge is hemmed preferably using one part of a two part hook and loop system which is folded over the vinyl panel edge then stitched or welded into place. Typically the remaining part of the two part hook and loop system, measured to length of cut vinyl is then adhered to designated anchoring point. The hook and loop surfaces are pressed together for attachment. The affixed vinyl panel is then placed over the horizontal surfaces of hangered garments that protrude outward from the hanger rod protecting that portion of hangered garments from dust accumulation. Typically the closet shelf protects that portion of the garments hanging inward from hanger rod from dust accumulation.

A multi-functional device for holding multiple brassieres that supports washing and drying; saves closet storage space; facilitates travel organization; prevents strap tangling; maintains cup shape; and allows visibility. The brassiere holder is constructed entirely from modern, quick-drying washable materials. This design allows the entire unit and the multiple brassieres contained inside to go from: closet; to washer; to dryer; to storage; and from storage directly into a suitcase for travel. The front of the device is covered in a high performance 4-way power stretch mesh fabric. The rear of the device is covered in a quick drying mesh fabric chosen to hold the brassieres firmly and gently in place. Each brassiere is provided a separate compartment to prevent tangling of the straps during washing. Each compartment has two specially designed cup supports made entirely of quick drying mesh pouf to maintain cup shapes and to gently press the cups into the high performance 4-way stretch power mesh to stabilize them.

The invention is a removable garment carrying accessory which fits inside of a luggage, receives a single or a plurality of garments, is comprised of a partially rigid flexible sheet, a hanger rod and clips to hold garments, straps to secure the garments to the said flexible sheet, and a hook to hang the accessory to a clothes rod. A cylindrical tube with garments rolled around it and a toiletry receptacle and miscellaneous items occupy the inner space of the said folded flexible sheet. The invention is designed to keep the garments substantially crease-free during travel by reducing the number of folds needed while packing the garments, make packing and unpacking a luggage quick, easy and efficient, and the said accessory to be readily usable with most luggages currently in the market thus avoiding any need to an buy entirely new luggage.

The bag has a garment receiving entrance and a side preferably including a side gusset. An opening in the side extends from a point on the bag to the garment receiving entrance. A drawstring extends around the bag at the garment receiving entrance, except at a location aligned with the side opening. A zipper is movable along the opening in the side between a closed position, wherein the side opening is closed, and an open position, wherein the side opening and the garment receiving entrance combine to form a single large opening to facilitate the insertion and removal of garments into and out of the bag. The bag functions as a counter bag in one orientation and a dry cleaning carrier in a second orientation. In the second orientation, a hanger is situated in the bag with the hanger hook extending through a small opening at the top.

The bag has a garment receiving entrance and a side preferably including a side gusset. An opening in the side extends from a point on the bag to the garment receiving entrance. A drawstring extends around the bag at the garment receiving entrance, except at a location aligned with the side opening. A zipper is movable along the opening in the side between a closed position, wherein the side opening is closed, and an open position, wherein the side opening and the garment receiving entrance combine to form a single large opening to facilitate the insertion and removal of garments into and out of the bag. The bag functions as a counter bag in one orientation and a dry cleaning carrier in a second orientation. In the second orientation, a hanger is situated in the bag with the hanger hook extending through a small opening at the top.

A method, system, apparatus, and/or device for cleaning clothing items. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a first sheet of material and a second sheet of material connected to the first sheet of material along an edge of the first sheet and an edge of the second sheet. The first sheet and the second sheet may be connected to form a cavity between the first sheet and the second sheet configured to receive a clothing item. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a slot along a surface of at least one of the first sheet or the second sheet and a fastener. The slot may provide an opening to the cavity and a fastener configured to seal the slot closed.

A method, system, apparatus, and/or device for cleaning clothing items. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a first sheet of material and a second sheet of material connected to the first sheet of material along an edge of the first sheet and an edge of the second sheet. The first sheet and the second sheet may be connected to form a cavity between the first sheet and the second sheet configured to receive a clothing item. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a slot along a surface of at least one of the first sheet or the second sheet and a fastener. The slot may provide an opening to the cavity and a fastener configured to seal the slot closed.