Special receptacle or package – For apparel – Means to hold article hanger or support
Patent
1994-12-30
1996-04-09
Weaver, Sue A.
Special receptacle or package
For apparel
Means to hold article hanger or support
206280, 2062871, 206292, 190 36, 190125, 190127, A45C 512, A45C 1330
Patent
active
055052975
ABSTRACT:
A garment bag of the type having an elongate body substantially formed of flexible fabric or sheet material, and defining a cavity with a hanger support at the top for receiving hanging clothes on hangers. The bag folds double on itself for transport, and includes a pair of rigid wall portions which when the bag is folded double on itself are urged forcefully together. These rigid wall portions substantially immobilize the clothing items therebetween to greatly reduce creasing and wrinkling of the clothing items which would otherwise result from their shifting about in transit. The garment bag also includes features preserving the efforts of careful packing during folding and unfolding of the bag to further reduce clothes wrinkling. Also, the garment bag includes a specially configured toiletries kit which by its shape and placement in the folded bag further contributes to a reduction of clothes wrinkling. The garment bag is also self-supporting in its transport conditions so that it is more convenient to carry by hand.
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Weaver Sue A.
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