Decorative sleeve for soft-packaging products
OwnerAmber Askins Gearhartinventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides generally for transforming the exterior of everyday products, such as toiletries and makeup, to have a decorative aesthetic. More specifically, the present disclosure describes a decorative sleeve for soft-packaging products, such as toothpaste, tubes of makeup, or lotion containers. In some aspects, the decorative sleeve may be universal, wherein the decorative sleeve may be adaptable to a range of soft-packaging products. In some embodiments, the decorative sleeve may be customizable, wherein a user may customize one or more parameters of the decorative sleeve, such as size, color, functionality, or text, as non-limiting examples.
Claims13
A decorative sleeve for soft-packaging products comprising:
- a receiving opening;
- a sheath, wherein the sheath at least partially comprises a stretchable material;
- a decorative feature located on the sheath;
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- a soft-packaging product comprising:
- a body,
- a dispensing opening,
- a product cap configured to at least partially cover the dispensing opening, wherein the product cap is configured to be removably received by the dispensing opening;
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- a product;
- wherein the receiving opening is located at a first end of the sheath, wherein a second end of the sheath opposite to the first end remains closed, wherein the receiving opening stretches to allow the soft-packaging product to be inserted into and removed from the sheath, wherein the sheath is configured to completely obscure the body of the soft-packaging product when the body of the soft-packaging product is fully inserted into the sheath, wherein the dispensing opening at least partially protrudes through the receiving opening such that the dispensing opening is able to receive the product cap when the body of the soft-packaging product is fully inserted within the sheath, and wherein the body of the soft-packaging product changes shape as an amount of the product enclosed within the body changes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.