Carrying pouch attachable to garments

For storing a plurality of objects of credit card length and width stacked face-to-face, a pouch attachable to a bra comprising a container having front and back walls fixed to each other along bottom and opposite side edges to define a compartment sized to receive and hold the plurality of objects inserted in a lengthwise direction through an open top edge thereof in substantially immobile condition therein, said side edges being arcuate so as to approximately conform to cleavage between the cups of the bra, means for sealing at least a portion of said open top edge so as to secure the objects inserted therein, a strap fixed at one end thereof to a back face of said back wall proximate one of said edges of said container and extending across said back face to a free end of said strap at point proximate another of said edges, a segment of hook-and-loop material fixed along its entire length to an entire length of a front face of said strap and a mating segment of hook-and-loop material fixed along its entire length to said back face of said container back wall between said strap fixed end and said point whereby, when said segments of hook-and-loop material are mated with the segment of the garment disposed therebetween over a portion of said lengths thereof, said container is immobilized in relation to the garment.

For storing a plurality of objects of credit card length and width stacked face-to-face, a pouch attachable to a segment of a garment comprising a container having front and back walls fixed to each other along bottom and opposite side edges to define a compartment sized to receive and hold the plurality of objects inserted in a lengthwise direction through an open top edge thereof in substantially immobile condition therein, said back wall of said container comprising two layers of cloth, means for sealing at least a portion of said open top edge so as to secure the objects inserted therein, a strap fixed at one end thereof to a back face of said back wall proximate one of said edges of said container and extending across said back face to a free end of said strap at point proximate another of said edges, a segment of hook-and loop material fixed along its entire length to an entire length of a front face of said strap and a mating segment of hook-and-loop material fixed along its entire length to said back face of said container back wall between said strap fixed end and said point whereby, when said segments of hook-and-loop material are mated with the segment of the garment disposed therebetween over a portion of said lengths thereof, said container is immobilized in relation to the garment.

For storing a plurality of objects of credit card length and width stacked face-to-face, a pouch attachable to a segment of a garment comprising a container having front and back walls fixed to each other along bottom and opposite side edges to define a compartment sized to receive and hold the plurality of objects inserted in a lengthwise direction through an open top edge thereof in substantially immobile condition therein, said front wall of said container comprising two layers of cloth, means for sealing at least a portion of said open top edge so as to secure the objects inserted therein, a strap fixed at one end thereof to a back face of said back wall proximate one of said edges of said container and extending across said back face to a free end of said strap at point proximate another of said edges, a segment of hook-and loop material fixed along its entire length to an entire length of a front face of said strap and a mating segment of hook-and-loop material fixed along its entire length to said back face of said container back wall between said strap fixed end and said point whereby, when said segments of hook-and-loop material are mated with the segment of the garment disposed therebetween over a portion of said lengths thereof, said container is immobilized in relation to the garment.

For storing a plurality of objects of credit card length and width stacked face-to-face, a pouch attachable to a segment of a garment comprising a container having independent front and back walls fixed to each other along bottom and opposite side edges to define a compartment sized to receive and hold the plurality of objects inserted through an open top edge thereof in substantially immobile condition therein, a strap fixed at one end thereof to a back face of said back wall proximate one of said edges of said container and extending across said back face to a free end of said strap at point proximate another of said edges, a segment of hook-and loop material fixed along its entire length to an entire length of a front face of said strap and a mating segment of hook-and-loop material fixed along its entire length to said back face of said container back wall between said strap fixed end and said point whereby, when said segments of hook-and-loop material are mated with the segment of the garment disposed therebetween over a portion of said lengths thereof, said container is immobilized in relation to the garment.