Multi-functional reconfigurable bag with adjustable structural elements

Abstract

The present disclosure provides a reconfigurable bag comprising a generally circular shaped textile having an outer circumference with a plurality of eyelets disposed along the outer circumference. The bag includes a plurality of channels formed within the textile, each channel extending from a central region toward the outer circumference and configured to receive a removable boning insert. A drawstring is configured for threading through the eyelets in different patterns, whereby cinching the drawstring in different eyelet patterns forms the bag into different shapes. A securing mechanism is configured to secure the drawstring when cinched, thereby maintaining the bag in an assembled configuration. The textile may comprise reversible inner and outer linings with reinforced base construction. Removable dividers with slits engage channels to create separate sections. The boning inserts are constructed of bendable material for structural customization. Attachment points accommodate repositionable carrying straps.

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