Foldable bag
AssigneeNIKE, Inc.
InventorVincent Clervi
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Abstract
A foldable bag includes a main body having a central longitudinal axis, a first outer edge having a first longitudinal axis that is convergent with the central longitudinal axis, and a second outer edge disposed on an opposite side of the central longitudinal axis than the first outer edge and having a second longitudinal axis that is convergent with the central longitudinal axis. The main body is operable between an open state having the first outer edge separated from the second outer edge and a first closed state having the first outer edge aligned with and attached to the second outer edge. A first storage compartment is attached to a first side of the main body.
Claims20
A bag comprising:
- a main body including a central longitudinal axis, a first outer edge having a first longitudinal axis that is convergent with the central longitudinal axis, and a second outer edge disposed on an opposite side of the central longitudinal axis than the first outer edge and having a second longitudinal axis that is convergent with the central longitudinal axis, the main body operable between an open state having the first outer edge separated from the second outer edge and a first closed state having the first outer edge aligned with and attached to the second outer edge;
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- a first storage compartment attached to a first side of the main body.
A bag comprising:
- a main body including a central longitudinal axis, a first side, a second side disposed on an opposite side of the main body than the first side, and operable between an open state, a first closed state having a first portion of the first side in contact with a second portion of the first side, and a second closed state, the main body being folded about a lateral axis crossing the central longitudinal axis when moved from the first closed state to the second closed state to bring a first portion of the second side in contact with a second portion of the second side;
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- a first storage compartment attached to the first side of the main body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.