Abstract: A collapsible container has at least three panels, including a center panel and first and second side panels. Each panel has a tension loop frame fastened to a web of flexible material. The center panel has two sides each fastened to a first side of a different side panel. Each side panel has a second side fastened by a zipper to form the panels into a triangular tube. Third and fourth side panels having a first side are optionally fastened to a different side of the center panel with a second side of the third and fourth panels fastened by a zipper to form the four side panels into a quadrilateral tube. Each side panels has a bottom side with a container bottom permanently fastened to a plurality of the bottom sides and fastened by one of the zippers to another of the bottom sides.

Abstract: A suspended, collapsible carousel has a plurality of horizontal panels joined by vertical flexible walls to form a plurality of collapsible compartments. Hinged shelves have an inner side fastened to the outside of the walls so as to rotate upward toward and downward away from the outer walls. A pair of supports each fastens to an outer side of the shelf and to the panel above the shelf or the adjacent container wall. A strip of material is fastened to the container at the panel perimeters. The strip of material has a fastener with first and second releasably engaging parts which are spaced apart on the strip of material a distance sufficient to form a loop large enough to encircle a purse strap during use when the first and second parts releasably engage.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for joining collapsible containers is provided. The containers have flexible walls joining stiff top and bottom panels with optional intervening compartments in which each compartment typically has a floor panel. At least one hole through the center of the top and bottom panels is aligned and a connector passed through the aligned holes to connect the panels of two different containers together so the lower container hangs from the upper container along the longitudinal axis. A hanger, usually with a hook, passes through the hole in the top panel so the connected containers can be hung from a closet pole.