Bag with a handle that can be stored in the lid

Abstract

The present invention relates to a functional bag in which a handle attached to the lid of the bag can be freely stored inside the lid and pulled out for use within seconds as needed.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a functional bag in which a handle attached to the lid of the bag can be freely stored inside the lid as needed. Background Technology

[0002] Handles are essential for carrying a bag by hand, but they are unnecessary when using a shoulder strap. When using a shoulder strap, the lid handle can snag on clothing, causing inconvenience, and in simple-designed bags, it becomes an unnecessary element that detracts from the design's purpose. Therefore, this technology allows for storage within the bag lid when the handle is not in use. The problem to be solved

[0003] An important objective of the present invention is to allow the handle of the lid to be freely used according to the user's needs, easily stored in the lid of a bag when not in use, and to allow the handle to be taken out and used in just a few seconds when in use. When using the handle, it must have flexibility to bend so that it is comfortable to grip, and elasticity to rotate parallel to the lid when stored in the lid. means of solving the problem

[0004] To achieve the purpose of the above invention, a hole equal in size to the narrow width of the handle is drilled in the lid to ensure there is no inconvenience in inserting and removing the handle, and a hole shorter than the length of the handle is drilled to prevent the ends of the handle from slipping out of the lid. To provide the necessary elasticity for storing the handle, an elastic steel core is inserted inside the handle and sealed during manufacturing. To prevent the handle from coming off the bracket, both ends of the handle are cut into a T-shape, and the cut handle is attached to the inside of the lid using the bracket. When attaching the handle, a gap is maintained between the bracket and the two ends of the T-shape of the handle equal to the length the handle protrudes outside the lid when in use. Effects of the invention

[0005] As described above, the feature of this invention is that the bag handle can be freely inserted and removed. When carrying the bag on a shoulder strap, the handle is unnecessary; however, this design offers the advantage of eliminating the inconvenience of the handle catching on one's collar, making it practical as well. In a bag with a simple design, the method of storing the handle allows for a handleless appearance, thereby maximizing its fashion appeal. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0006] Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of the handle stored in the lid of the bag when not in use. Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of the handle protruding from the bag lid when the handle is in use. Figure 3 is a photograph of the handle before cutting, showing the steel core inserted inside the handle during the handle manufacturing process. Figure 4 is a photograph of a finished handle, with both ends cut into a T-shape, attached to the inside of a bag lid using a bracket. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0007] Referring to FIGS. 1 and FIGS. 2, the lid (10) of the bag, which is capable of storing a handle in the lid according to the present invention, can be formed in various shapes. That is, since the feature of the present invention is that the handle is stored in the lid, the present invention can be applied to any bag with a handle and a lid, regardless of the shape of the bag lid (10).

[0008] Figure 1 shows a shape in which the handle (20) is stored inside the lid (10) when the handle is not in use, and the handle is stored inside the lid parallel to the lid so as not to provide any obstructing factors to the outside of the lid.

[0009] Figure 2 shows a protruding handle (20) when using the handle, providing the same functionality as a regular bag with an external handle, allowing the bag to be carried using the handle.

[0010] Figure 3 is a picture of a handle being made, in which an elastic iron core (30) is inserted inside the handle so that it bends when the handle is used and returns to its original flat shape when the handle is stored.

[0011] FIG. 4 is a photograph of a handle (20) that has been cut into a T shape and finished, attached to the inside of a lid (10) using a bracket (40). The gap between the T-shaped end of the handle and the bracket is taken into account the length of the handle protruding outward when the handle is used. Explanation of the symbols

[0012] 10 : Lid 20 : Handle 30 : Iron core 40 : Bracket

Claims

Claim 1 A functional bag characterized by having a hole formed in the lid (10) of the bag corresponding to the width of the handle (20), wherein an elastic iron core (30) is embedded inside the handle (20) to provide elasticity that returns to a parallel state when stored after use, and both ends of the handle (20) are cut into a T-shape and joined by a bracket (40) inside the lid (10), and the gap between the bracket (40) and the T-shaped ends of the handle (20) is variably set during the manufacturing stage so that the height of the handle protruding outside the lid when used can be precisely adjusted to meet the user's requirements.

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