BAG SET WITH COVER AND STRAP

Abstract

A bag set with a cover and strap, characterized in that it comprises: - a bag with two fastening straps (1) with notches sewn on each side of the bag; - a strap containing an adjuster (5) and two carabiners (6) at each end of the strap; - a cover having two side openings (3) that allow the notches of the fastening straps (1) of the bag to be attached to the carabiners (6) of the strap.

Description

Handbag set with case and strap Technology sector This utility model application is for the registration of handbag covers. The set consists of the following items: a handbag, a handbag cover, and a strap. This utility model offers new advantages such as: 1. Promote the care and washing of handbags. The dust bag is what's actually in contact with the outside. It's easy to put on and take off, which should encourage regular washing. Many users never wash their handbags after prolonged use or after leaving them exposed to the elements, resulting in excessive dirt buildup. Therefore, dust bags could be considered a hygienic advantage. 2. A convenient attachment for the user: the carabiner of the strap attaches to the peg of the fastening strip located inside the bag thanks to the gap in the cover. 3. Double protection for the user's belongings: the bag stores the items, while the cover is what remains visible. This protects the user from potential theft. 4. Improved Storage. This set allows the user to have one bag and multiple covers. This enables optimal storage at home, as the bag itself would be the only item taking up significant space, while the covers and handles can be folded or rolled up to maximize storage. This is also useful for those with limited space in their travel bags, who can simply pack their bag and its various covers folded and stored away. Furthermore, it allows the user to mix and match different styles of covers for the same size bag. Background of the invention Similar inventions are already on the market. For example, mobile phone or computer cases. The concept of a case is typically applied to electronic devices to protect them from drops or impacts. This invention applies the concept of a case to handbags. Explanation of the invention This bag set with a sleeve and adjustable, interchangeable strap works as follows: First, the consumer purchases the bag. The bag refers to a minimally rigid pouch that is then inserted into the sleeves to hold the user's belongings. In this way, the bag functions as an "inner bag." Users can carry all kinds of items for daily use in this bag, including electronic and delicate devices (such as laptops, tablets, mobile phones, wallets, keys, and more). Smaller versions are also available. The creation of these handbag covers will allow the user to have one handbag and multiple covers for it. The covers promote more hygienic use of handbags, as they can be washed like clothing. The covers can be made of different textile materials to protect the handbag (for example, waterproof fabric) and can also be made in different colors. The essential feature of these covers is their side openings through which the bag's fastening straps can be attached to the strap. These sets of bags, covers, and handles would be highly beneficial to the user in several ways. First, they offer hygienic advantages. Many people never wash their bags after prolonged use, especially after placing them on dirty surfaces outside, which can cause excessive damage to the exterior. With these sets, the covers are the only part exposed to the elements. Furthermore, they allow for optimal storage at home. The bag itself would take up the most space, as it's the bulkiest item, while the covers and handles could be folded or rolled up to maximize storage. This feature is particularly useful for travelers with limited storage space. Finally, these sets also allow users to mix and match different styles of covers for the same size bag. Brief description of the drawings FIGURE 1. Handbag in profile view. FIGURE 2A. Bag cover. Profile view. FIGURE 2B. Handbag cover. Top view. FIGURE 3. Adjustable and interchangeable strap. FIGURE 4. Bag being inserted into the case. Action performed from a profile view. FIGURE 5. Complete set. Preferred embodiment of the invention FIGURE 1. Bag. Profile view. It refers to a rigid and sturdy bag, or one that "has substance." The bag itself may contain zippers and interior pockets. FIGURE 2nd. Bag cover. Profile view. It can be made with any type of textile. Preferably with fibers that can give a little when the bag is inserted, although it depends on the fabric required for each type of cover. FIGURE 2B. Handbag cover. Top view. FIGURE 3. Adjustable and interchangeable strap. It contains a regulator and two carabiners, one at each end. FIGURE 4. Bag being inserted into the case. Action shown from a profile view. FIGURE 5. Complete set. Profile view. The following are the crucial elements that make up these figures in order to understand the invention: 1.- Fastening strap with peg. There are two fastening straps sewn onto the bag, one on each side. They consist of a strip of any type of fabric with a notch. 2.- Zipper. The zipper is part of the cover. It is a handbag zipper consisting of a pull, track, and teeth. Figure 2A shows the zipper in profile view (closed), while Figure 2B shows it in top view (zipper almost fully open). 3.- Side opening of the case. The case has two openings, one on each side. These openings allow you to pull the stakes out of the bag once it's inserted. 4.- Rack limit switch. It consists of a fabric stopper that is placed on the zipper on both sides. 5.- Regulator. It is part of the strap in order to adjust the length to the consumer's liking. 6.- Carabiners. They are part of the strap. There are two carabiners in total, one at each end. Explanation and operation of the set Steps to follow to assemble the bag set with its case and strap: 1. We take the three objects: bag (FIG.1), the case (FIG.2a and FIG.2B) and the strap (FIG.3). 2. Open the zipper (2) of the case (FIG.2A AND FIG.2B). 3. The bag is inserted (Action performed in FIG.4). 4. The pegs of the fastening strips (1) are pulled out through the side holes of the cover (3). 5. Attach the carabiners (6) of the strap (FIG.3) to the pegs of the fastening straps (1). 6. Close the zipper (2) of the case. (FIG.2A AND FIG.2B) . To disassemble it: 1. We open the zipper (2) of the case (FIG.2A AND FIG.2B). 2. We unhook the carabiners (6) from the pegs of the fastening straps (1). 3. We insert the fastening straps (1) inside the case (FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B) so that we can finally easily remove the bag (FIG. 1).

Claims

1. A bag set with a cover and strap, characterized in that it comprises: - a bag with two fastening straps (1) with notches sewn on each side of the bag; - a strap containing an adjuster (5) and two carabiners (6) at each end of the strap; - a cover having two side openings (3) that allow the notches of the fastening straps (1) of the bag to be attached to the carabiners (6) of the strap.