Carrying bag
AssigneeKazuo OKAMURA
InventorMasami TANIGUCHI
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Abstract
A shopping bag is provided that can be transformed for use as a file holder for storing documents and items such as a large envelope. The shopping bag includes a rectangle-shaped body part formed by a pair of front and back sheets, handles provided to the open side of the body, and a file part that is integrally formed with the body and that is turned into a rectangle-shaped file holder when separated from the body. The file part includes a separation line to be used for separating the file part from the body, a joint line formed inside of the separation line along the two sides of the separation line, at which the front and back sheets are joined together, and a cut-out part formed as a part of the separation line to be used as a starting point for separating the file part from the body.
Claims10
A shopping bag comprising:
- a rectangle-shaped body part formed by a pair of front and back sheets, one side of four outer peripheral sides being open, and the three other sides being closed, thereby being formed as a bag;
- a handle provided to the open side of each sheet of the body part;
- a file part integrally formed with the body part, and turned into a rectangular file holder when separated from the body part;
- wherein the file part comprises a separation line provided inside the four outer peripheral sides of the body part, and being generally rectangle shaped, the separation line being used for separating the file part from the body part,
- a joint line formed inside of the separation line along the two sides of the separation line, the two sides being at right angles to each other, at which the front and back sheets are joined together,
- a cut-out part that is formed as a part of the separation line and that is to be used as a starting point for separating the file part from the body part, and
- wherein into the body part from which the file part has been separated along the separation line, an external object such as a bag-shaped body formed by a sheet or the like can be inserted from the open side of the four outer peripheral sides, so that the external object can be held by means of the three other peripheral sides.
A shopping bag comprising:
- a rectangle-shaped body part formed by a pair of front and back sheets, one side of four outer peripheral sides being open, the side opposite to the open side forming a bottom part by bonding the front and back sheet together, with the other two sides being closed thereby being formed as a bag;
- a handle provided to the open side of each sheet of the body part;
- a file part integrally that is formed with the body part, and that is turned into a rectangle-shaped file holder when separated from the body part;
- wherein the file part comprises a separation line used to separate the file part from the body part, the file part being formed by the separation line and by two closed sides of the body part that are formed by the bottom part of the body part and the other side adjacent to the bottom part,
- a cut-out point formed at a portion of the bottom part where the separation line intersects with the bottom part, to be used as a starting point for separating the file part from the body part, and
- a cut-limit part formed on the separation line near the cut-out point provided to the bottom part so as to prevent the body part from being broken while the shopping bag is carrying something, even if the bag begins to break at the cut-out point, and
- wherein into the body part from which the file part has been separated along the separation line, an external object such as a bag-shaped body formed by a sheet, and the like are inserted from the open side of the four outer peripheral sides, so that the external object can be held by means of the other three peripheral sides.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.