Apparatus for holding hanging clothes in compact bag
AssigneeEiffel Design, Inc.
InventorRobert V. Plath
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AssigneeEiffel Design, Inc.
InventorRobert V. Plath
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Apparatus for holding folding clothing in a compact bag, particularly one suited for storage under seats or in overhead bins on commercial aircraft is disclosed. A two part folding panel is connected at one edge parallel to a hinge between two compartments of a suitcase. A hanger carrying an article of clothing is attached to a hook on the interior of a side wall opposite the hinge so that the clothing lays across the bottom of the compartment and portions of the folding panel. Two arcuate padded bars are provided over the hinge and over a fold line on the folding panel so that the clothing is wrapped around same with a relatively large radius of curvature when the first panel segment is folded along the fold line over the second panel segment, and the composite folded panel is then folded into one compartment of the suitcase. A plurality of straps connected near the exterior edge of the peripheral wall of the compartment in which the panel is folded are provided with apparatus for connecting free ends thereof in order to provide a strap web that is taut over the folded panel but does not tend to compress the folded composite of clothing in panel.
Apparatus for holding hanging articles of clothing in a suitcase of the type including a first compartment defined by a peripheral wall, a portion of which forms a hinge connecting said first compartment to a second compartment, means disposed within said first compartment on said peripheral wall for holding at least one hanger, comprising in combination therewith:
Apparatus as recited in claim 23 further comprising:
Apparatus for holding hanging articles of clothing in a suitcase of the type including a first compartment defined by a peripheral wall, a portion of which forms a hinge connecting said first compartment to a second compartment, means disposed within said first compartment on said peripheral wall for holding at least one hanger, comprising in combination therewith:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.