Decoratable and Re-decoratable Bag

Abstract

One embodiment of an improved flexible bag that easily displays decorations placed beneath its outer sheer layer ( 110 a ) by inserting the decorations in a bag that is a slip cover for another bag or by inserting them through a gap ( 118 ) in the fabric or in the adhesive-agent ( 116 ). The aesthetic of the bag varies widely, as a broad range of materials are able to be sourced to make the bag fabric ( 110 a - d , 710 a - b ), handles ( 112 a - b , 1010 a - b , and 1410 a - d ), and adhesive agent ( 116 ). The layers of the bag may be embellished by decoration, such as trim, various fabrics, and a closure device. Depending on the material used, an embodiment is easily compressed and carried for reuse and carries loads upward of 10 kgs. over and over, thereby conserving resources.

I claim: 
     
         1 . A flexible bag, comprising
 a. a layer or plurality of layers of material of predetermined size and   b. a means for joining said layer or plurality of layers providing the user a compartment or plurality of compartments in which   c. to carry an object or plurality of objects and   d. to easily display and remove a decoration or plurality of decorations through said layer or plurality of layers of material.   
     
     
         2 . The flexible bag of  claim 1 , wherein said layer or layers of material are composed of materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources, having common names including, but not limited to, mesh, tulle, voile, chiffon, batiste, muslin, vellum, gauze, webbing, netting, and cheesecloth, canvas, parachute, linen, silk, acetate, woven, paper, rubber, plastic, and sack cloth. 
     
     
         3 . The flexible bag of  claim 1 , wherein said means for joining said layer or plurality of layers are by methods including, but not limited to, sewing, gluing, melting, attaching, riveting, sealing, stapling, and latching. 
     
     
         4 . The flexible bag of  claim 1 , wherein said means for joining said layer or plurality of layers are by materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources, having common names including, but not limited to, tape, thread, upholstery thread, studs, tacks, snaps, buttons, rivets, cord, strapping, wire, mesh, folded fabric, buckles, strips of fabric, twine, and rawhide. 
     
     
         5 . The flexible bag of  claim 1 , further including handles made of the materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources having common names including, but not limited to, folded fabric, buckles, cord, wire, strapping, rawhide, twine, rope, trim, laces, string, yarn, zip-ties, metal, fasteners, tape, belt, and tubing. 
     
     
         6 . The flexible bag of  claim 1 , further including handles integrated by design into the fabric of the bag. 
     
     
         7 . The flexible bag of  claim 1 , further including adhesive-agent applied to secure the placement of an insertable-decoration or a plurality of insertable decorations. 
     
     
         8 . A flexible bag, comprising
 a. a compartment or plurality of compartments of predetermined size composed of at least one outer sheer layer of fabric, with the compartment or plurality of compartments of predetermined size having been created as a means for   b. carrying objects and   c. to easily display and remove a decoration or plurality of decorations.   
     
     
         9 . The flexible bag of  claim 8 , wherein the compartment or plurality of compartments is comprised of a layer or plurality of layers of fabric, the outermost of which is sheer. 
     
     
         10 . The flexible bag of  claim 8 , wherein said layer or layers of material are composed of materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources, having common names including, but not limited to, mesh, tulle, voile, chiffon, batiste, muslin, vellum, gauze, webbing, netting, cheesecloth, canvas, parachute, linen, silk, acetate, woven, paper, rubber, plastic, and sack cloth. 
     
     
         11 . The flexible bag of  claim 8 , wherein said means for joining said layer or plurality of layers are by methods including, but not limited to, sewing, gluing, melting, attaching, riveting, sealing, stapling, and latching. 
     
     
         12 . The flexible bag of  claim 8 , wherein said means for joining said layer or plurality of layers are by materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources, having common names including, but not limited to, tape, thread, upholstery thread, studs, tacks, snaps, buttons, rivets, cord, strapping, wire, mesh, folded fabric, buckles, strips of fabric, twine, and rawhide. 
     
     
         13 . The flexible bag of  claim 8 , further including handles made of the materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources having common names including, but not limited to, folded fabric, buckles, cord, wire, strapping, rawhide, twine, rope, trim, laces, string, yarn, zip-ties, metal, fasteners, tape, belt, and tubing. 
     
     
         14 . The flexible bag of  claim 8 , further including handles integrated by design into the fabric of the bag. 
     
     
         15 . The flexible bag of  claim 8 , further including adhesive-agent applied to secure the placement of an insertable-decoration or a plurality of insertable decorations. 
     
     
         16 . A flexible bag, comprising
 a. a compartment or plurality of compartments of predetermined size composed of at least one outer sheer layer of fabric, with the compartment or plurality of compartments of predetermined size.   
     
     
         17 . The flexible bag of  claim 16 , wherein the compartment or plurality of compartments is comprised of a layer or plurality of layers of fabric, wherein said layer or plurality of layers of fabric are composed of materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources, having common names including, but not limited to, mesh, tulle, voile, chiffon, batiste, muslin, vellum, gauze, webbing, netting, cheesecloth, canvas, parachute, linen, silk, acetate, woven, paper, rubber, plastic, and sack cloth. 
     
     
         18 . The flexible bag of  claim 16 , wherein the layer of fabric or plurality of layers of fabric further comprising adhesive-agent derived from animals, plants or man-made sources, having common names including, but not limited to, tape, thread, upholstery thread, studs, tacks, snaps, buttons, rivets, cord, strapping, wire, mesh, folded fabric, buckles, strips of fabric, twine, and rawhide. 
     
     
         19 . The flexible bag of  claim 16 , further including handles made of the materials derived from animals, plants or man-made sources having common names including, but not limited to, folded fabric, buckles, cord, wire, strapping, rawhide, twine, rope, trim, laces, string, yarn, zip-ties, metal, fasteners, tape, belt, and tubing. 
     
     
         20 . The flexible bag of  claim 16 , further including handles integrated by design into the design of the bag.