A package of one or more absorbent articles, wherein the one or more absorbent articles are sealed within the package is described. The package has a plurality of panels and a top fold line. The plurality of panels includes a consumer-facing panel and a top panel disposed superjacent to the consumer-facing panel. Each of the plurality of panels has an inner surface and an outer surface. The top fold line is disposed between the consumer-facing panel and the top panel, and the top fold line is colinear, at least in part, with a cross-wise crease. And the package material has natural fibers and has a basis weight of between 60 gsm to 120 gsm, more preferably between 65 gsm to 105 gsm, or most preferably between 70 gsm to 90 gsm, as determined via ISO 536 as modified herein.

A package of one or more absorbent articles, wherein the one or more absorbent articles are sealed within the package is described. The package has a plurality of panels and a top fold line. The plurality of panels includes a consumer-facing panel and a top panel disposed superjacent to the consumer-facing panel. Each of the plurality of panels has an inner surface and an outer surface. The top fold line is disposed between the consumer-facing panel and the top panel, and the top fold line is colinear, at least in part, with a cross-wise crease. And the package material has natural fibers and has a basis weight of between 60 gsm to 120 gsm, more preferably between 65 gsm to 105 gsm, or most preferably between 70 gsm to 90 gsm, as determined via ISO 536 as modified herein.

A package intended to contain at least one object includes a box; a lid which can adopt, with the box, a closed package configuration or an open package configuration, a device for detecting the closed or open package configurations, at least one image sensor relating to said object(s), at least one electronic display device accessible from the exterior of the package, a computing unit, intended to receive images from the image sensor and to transmit to the electronic display device instructions to display said images, means for triggering the image sensor, and

the triggering means are presented on an external facade of the package, the computing unit is connected to the detection device and is parameterized to authorize a display of the images from the image sensor in the closed package configuration and, conversely, prohibit the display in the open package configuration.

A discreet packaged sterile hygiene kit for the unexpected menstrual cycle and safe sex. Kit is comprised such as at least sterile scented underwear, or leggings, and either one in addition to the undergarments/leggings and at least tampons, sanitary pads, panty liners, and at least sterile wipes, and at least prophylactic birth control/safe sex. Packaged uniquely in a small confined vacuum packed plastics packaging which fits inconspicuously inside a purse, backpack, locker, desk, vehicle glove box, or any place of choosing; thus allowing its user maximum and or ultimate privacy. Underwear is folded tightly then inserted into the packaging in one pocket followed by the insertion of either tampons, sanitary pads, panty liners, wipes or prophylactic into another pocket. Extra items being provided in its own packaging material. Package is sealed and packaged in a manner that will allow displaying via; vending machines, store racks, or any retail display.

A discreet packaged sterile hygiene kit for the unexpected menstrual cycle and safe sex. Kit is comprised such as at least sterile scented underwear, or leggings, and either one in addition to the undergarments/leggings and at least tampons, sanitary pads, panty liners, and at least sterile wipes, and at least prophylactic birth control/safe sex. Packaged uniquely in a small confined vacuum packed plastics packaging which fits inconspicuously inside a purse, backpack, locker, desk, vehicle glove box, or any place of choosing; thus allowing its user maximum and or ultimate privacy. Underwear is folded tightly then inserted into the packaging in one pocket followed by the insertion of either tampons, sanitary pads, panty liners, wipes or prophylactic into another pocket. Extra items being provided in its own packaging material. Package is sealed and packaged in a manner that will allow displaying via; vending machines, store racks, or any retail display.

Herein disclosed is a novel shoe box, comprising a box body. The box body may be formed by a top panel, a bottom panel, a back panel, a front panel, a left panel, and a right door frame. The box body may be provided with a first opening. The front panel may open or close the first opening. The right door frame may be provided with a second opening, and the second opening may be provided with a side cover that may open or close the second opening. Inside the first opening, there may be a first iron block. The front panel may be provided with a matching first magnet at the position of the first iron block. A second iron block may be arranged in the second opening, and the side cover may be provided with a matching first magnet at the position of the second iron block. When closing the first opening on the front panel, or closing the second opening on the side cover, the first or second magnet my abut the first or second iron block, respectively. The show box may have an at least partially transparent design for easy display, and may be provided with a front panel, a side cover, and a magnetic attraction structure, so that the shoe box can be opened from both sides to realize double doors opening, which may be convenient for storing and collecting shoes.

The invention disclosed herein is an improved panel arrangement for closing a box. The invention includes two sliding panels and two slotted panels, each slotted panel having a first slot and a second slot for receiving a terminal edge of a sliding panel. In some embodiments of the invention, a flap or flaps are present about a perimeter edge of the slots to allow better access to the slots by the terminal edges of the sliding panels.

Warehouse automation and methods of sorting and sequencing garment items can be used to enhance efficiencies of order fulfillment processes. For example, this document describes warehouse automation of systems and methods for efficiently compiling store replenishment orders for garment items. The systems and methods make store replenishment of garment items highly efficient. In some examples, the systems and methods are focused on automation (e.g., using autonomous mobile robots that transport pods containing garment items) and arranging the garment items in store-ready containers that can be wheeled out directly into the retail area for efficient store replenishment.

An apparatus includes a container for preservation of articles defining an atmospheric control mechanism that maintains an internal atmospheric composition within the container such that an interior cavity of the container that is devoid of various contaminants including UV radiation, dust, oxygen, water, atmospheric moisture (humidity), reactive oxygen species, airborne chemical pollutants and/or airborne chemicals not conducive to the longevity or preservation of the articles to be protected. As such, the container protects and preserves articles by preventing decay and deterioration of the articles due to light, temperature, dirt, mold, humidity, hydrolysis due to moisture in the air, and oxidation with exposure to air.