Container for storing perishable contents and method of making same

A container for storing perishable contents comprising:

• an inner storage chamber for receiving the perishable contents therein, the inner storage chamber defining top and bottom ends and comprising a floor at the bottom end thereof, an inner wall extending from the floor towards an opening at the top end thereof, the floor and the inner wall defining a storage cavity therebetween;
• an outer wall covering the inner wall and downwardly extending from a junction therewith at the top end of the storage chamber towards a bottom edge thereof at the bottom end of the storage chamber, the outer wall and the inner wall being spaced apart so as to define an air channel therebetween for receiving air, the bottom edge of the outer wall and the floor of the storage chamber being horizontally aligned and defining an opening therebetween leading to the air channel;
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• a plurality of equally spaced apart wing-like interconnectors vertically extending between the outer wall and inner wall and along a full length of the outer and inner walls defining opposite flat faces and comprising an upper part thereof connected to the inner wall and a lower part thereof that is not connected to the inner wall, the lower part being longer than the upper part, the lower part extending from the upper part and defining a free vertical edge thereof interfacing with the inner wall and progressively and diagonally receding away from the inner wall towards a free bottom edge thereof at the bottom edge of the outer wall, the inner and outer walls comprising relatively thin and flexible material, the interconnectors providing additional sturdiness to the inner and outer walls, the upper part being fully connected to the inner wall providing greater sturdiness between the outer and inner walls than the lower part,
• wherein the air channel is defined by empty sections between the interconnectors and a contiguous pathway beneath the upper parts thereby providing for allowing a layer of air between the outer wall and inner wall to act as insulation for the perishable contents, wherein insulation is further provided by heat on the outer wall being absorbed by the lower parts of the interconnectors which are not connected to the inner wall thereby avoiding direct heat transfer thereto.