CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS This application claims the benefit of U.S. provisional patent application 65/254,774, filed Nov. 13, 2015, which is incorporate herein by reference. Federally sponsored research Not Applicable
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This invention related to an odor containment pocket that may lock and or secure in another way to secure the odors inside of the pocket. Said pocket may be detachable or permanently attached inside or outside of another item.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Situations arise in which it is people need to store odorous material(s) on them as they travel from place to place. Millions of people ride subways, use taxi services, travel with other people use elevators and are in close contact with other people daily. As to not offend others they may not want to bring the tuna sandwich, egg sandwich, cooked broccoli, fish, or other odorous item to lunch as to no offend others with the odor of the food.
It has become desirable to be able to store these items in a pocket that may attach permanently or temporarily inside or outside of another item. This pocket is an odor containment pocket that may lock or may be secured in another way such as Velcro, zipper, button, snap or other ways to secure the odor inside of the pocket. This pocket allows the user the discretion of carrying whatever they want without offending anyone else.
Traditional pockets appearing in a handbag, purse, suitcase, messenger bag, brief case, duffle bag, diaper bag, backpack and other carrying bags have a lining with an attached pocket(s). Some pockets utilize a zipper opener while other pockets are attached to the bag and open at the top having no closing mechanism. This doesn't allow the user of the good any privacy to the items they store inside or outside of their bag. Typically the pockets are smaller and used for organization allowing valuable and non valuable items a designated area inside or outside of the bag. Issues arise when items are switched back and forth from one bag to another. Some items may be left behind or forgotten during this switch. Due to the size of the pockets the user of the bag is limited to what they may place inside of the pocket.
It would therefore be beneficial to have a pocket that may be removed from one bag and transported to another bag. It will be also beneficial to have a detachable pocket that utilized a locking mechanism to allow the user of the good security and privacy to any personal item inside or outside of the bag. It would further be beneficial to have a pocket that may vary in sides so that the user may pick which side would fit the items they would to carry. This pocket allows the consumer the ability to add pocket(s) to any other item permanently or temporarily inside or outside of the item. Said pocket has the ability to add on accessories to the pocket to transform the pocket so that they may carry the pocket separately when it is not attached to another item.
Every few minutes someone is a victim of theft, either in their home, vehicle, at work or in other situations. Typically the thief has an idea where to search for the valuable items.
It is therefore desirable to hide these personal items such as money, keys, pills or other items that they don't want other people to have access to. This pocket may be placed inside, or outside of any other item such as a placing the pocket behind a picture, book case, couch, refrigerator. The consumer may want to hide their money in a safe spot in their vehicle so they attach the pocket underneath their seat or up under the dash. This pocket will make is harder for the thief to find their valuable items.
DRAWINGS—FIGURES FIG. 1A is a front view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket, showing the new, original, and ornamental design.
FIG. 1B is a back view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket.
FIG. 1C is a front view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket unlocked with the top portion of the lock facing up.
FIG. 1D is a back view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket unlocked with the top portion of the lock facing up.
FIG. 1E is a back view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket unlocked showing the placement of the loop fastener and the placement of the top and bottom lock.
FIG. 1F is a front view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket unlocked showing the placement of the odor containment section, hook and loop fastener and part of the lock.
FIG. 1G is a front view showing the placement of the 3rd layers used to make a detachable odor containment lockable pocket prior to attaching the hook and loop fasteners.
FIG. 1H is a left side view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocked in the locked position.
FIG. 1I is a right side view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket in the locked position.
FIG. 1J is a top view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket in the locked position.
FIG. 1K is a bottom view of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket in the locked position.
FIG. 1L is a top view looking into the odor containment section of the detachable odor containment lockable pocket when the pocket is unlocked and the top part of the lock is facing up.
FIG. 2 is a view of the outer 1st layer used to make a: detachable odor containment lockable pocket, detachable odor containment snap pocket, odor containment lockable pocket, odor containment snap pocket.
FIG. 3 is a view of the 2nd layer used to make a: detachable odor containment lockable pocket, detachable odor containment snap pocket, odor containment lockable pocket, odor containment snap pocket.
FIG. 4 is a view of the 3rd layer used to make a: detachable odor containment lockable pocket, detachable odor containment snap pocket, odor containment lockable pocket, odor containment snap pocket.
FIG. 5 is a view of the 3rd layer face up sewn to the 2nd layer.
FIG. 6A is a front view of a detachable odor containment zipper pocket.
FIG. 6B is a back view of a detachable odor containment zipper pocket.
FIG. 6C is a top view of a detachable odor containment zipper pocket when the pocket is in the closed position.
FIG. 7A is a front view of a detachable odor containment pocket.
FIG. 7B is a back view of a detachable odor containment pocket.
FIG. 7C is a top view of a detachable odor containment pocket in a closed position.
FIG. 8 is a view of the first layer used to make the detachable odor containment zipper pocket, the detachable odor containment pocket, the odor containment zipper pocket and the odor containment pocket.
FIG. 8a is a view of the second layer used to make the detachable odor containment zipper pocket, the detachable odor containment pocket, the odor containment zipper pocket and the odor containment pocket.
FIG. 8B is a view of the third layer used to make the detachable odor containment zipper pocket, the detachable odor containment pocket, the odor containment zipper pocket and the odor containment pocket.
FIG. 8C is a view of the placement of the 3rd layers used to make the detachable odor containment zipper pocket, the detachable odor containment pocket, the odor containment zipper pocket and the odor containment pocket.
FIG. 8D is a view of the 3rd layer placed on top of the 2nd layer sewn together along the exterior.
FIG. 8E is a view showing the placement of FIG. 8D on top of layer 1.
FIG. 9 is a view showing 3 different detachable odor containment pocket's attached inside of a carrying good. Inside of the carrying good is a long hook insert strip that allows the pockets to be attached. Outside of the carrying good has a regular size hook fastener that has detachable accessories attached.
FIG. 10 is a view of a hook fastener attachment insert strip that may be attached inside or outside of a carry good to hold any detachable odor containment pocket or accessory.
FIG. 11 34A is an illustration of a loop fastener strip with or without adhesive on the back, that may be attached inside or outside of any carrying good, that may hold a detachable odor containment pocket or accessory.
FIG. 11 34B is a view showing a hook fastener attachment insert strip with or without adhesive on the back that may be attached inside or outside of any carrying good that may hold a detachable odor containment pocket or accessory.
FIG. 12 is a view of a hook fastener attachment insert strip and a hook fastener inserted inside of a briefcase with odor containment pockets attached to the hook fastener attachment insert strip and hook fastener attached to the back of the good; an odor containment lockable pocket is laying inside of the good.
FIG. 13 is a front view of a detachable odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 13A is a top view of a detachable odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 13B is a bottom view of a detachable odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 13C is a left or right side view of a detachable odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 13D is a top view looking inside of the odor containment section of a detachable odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 14 is a front view of an odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 14A is a top view of an odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 14B is a bottom of an odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 14C is a side view of an odor containment snap button pocket.
FIG. 14D is top view looking inside of the odor containment section of an odor containment snap pocket.
FIG. 15 is a front view of an odor containment pocket.
FIG. 15A is a top view of an odor containment pocket.
FIG. 15B is a bottom view of an odor containment pocket.
FIG. 15C is a left or right side view of an odor containment pocket.
FIG. 15D is a top view looking inside of the odor containment section of an odor containment pocket.
FIG. 16 is a front view of an odor containment lockable pocket.
FIG. 16A is a top view of an odor containment lockable pocket.
FIG. 16B is a bottom view of an odor containment lockable pocket.
FIG. 16C is a left or right side view of an odor containment lockable pocket.
FIG. 16D is a top view looking inside of the odor containment section of an odor containment lockable pocket.
FIG. 17 is a back view of detachable accessories attached to the hook insert strip.
FIG. 17A. is the front view of a detachable accessory.
FIG. 19 is a back view showing the back of the detachable accessories.
FIG. 20 is a view of a detachable strap that may be attached to any embodiment of this invention and future embodiments.
FIG. 21 is a view of a detachable hand strap that may attach to any embodiment of this invention and future embodiments.
FIG. 21A is the front of a loop cover strip.
FIG. 21B is the back of a loop cover strip.
FIG. 21C is a loop cover with an attached holding strap.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION The disclosed embodiments may be embodied in various and alternative sizes, shapes and or materials. Specific structural and functional details disclosed herein are not to be interpreted as limiting, but as a basis for the claims and for teaching one skilled in the art to variously employ the present invention. This description of embodiments is intended to be read in connection with the accompanying drawings, which are to be considered part of the entire written description. When referring to the terminology used in the following description it is understood the words “right” “left” “top” “bottom” “up” “down” designate directions in the drawings for measurements, placements, areas or stitching that is required.
As used herein, the term “carrying good” “personal carry good” or “good” refers to any of the following: purse, handbag, clutch, wallet, key & card holders, technical cases, shoulder bag, carry tote, back pack, gym bag, all in one, hold all bag, messenger bag, briefcase, camera bag, hydration pack, gun bag, hunting bag, assault pack, rolling bag, carryon luggage, laptop bag, laptop case, tablet case, phone case, watch case, memory stick case, golf bag, reusable bag, lunch bag, organizers, animal carry bag, military bag, horse saddle bag, bike bags, luggage, rolling luggage, business bags, small bags, custom made bags, recycled bag, electronic case, sports bag, snowboard bags, medicine bag, hospital bag, vacation bag, dental bag, wallets, chair bags, animal bags, fish bag, tackle bag, oxygen bag, fitness bag, medical marijuana bag, marijuana bag, concealed carry bag, concealed carry holster, activity bag, game bag, bowling bag, dog grooming bag, boat bag, gaming bag and any and all other bags or cases that can be carried.
As used herein the term “fabric” or “lining material” refers to any of the following: cotton, denim, polyester, plastic, wool, silk, suede, artificial animal hair, animal hair, linen, Chinese cotton fabric, soft twilled fabric, closely woven fabric, felt, flannel, fleece, fishnet, cashmere, char cloth, cotton duck, woven fabric, hemp, Indian cotton, jersey, knit, lamb's wool, mesh, muslin, monks cloth, nylon, satin, sateen, spandex, terrycloth, tweed, twill, ultra suede, velvet, fiber, vinyl, polyurethane, recycled fabrics, fleece, broadcloth, burlap duck canvas, utility fabric, apparel fabric, rayon, lace, artificial leather, textile, deer skin, lamb skin, sheep skin, pig skin, any type of reptile skin, crocodile, alligator, lizard, frog, snake faux leather, synthetic leather, waterproof fabrics, calf leather, ramie, fur, microfiber, tyvek, cork, wood grain, thermal fabrics, insulated materials, blends and the like, any materials that may be sewed and the like.
It will be understood that the 1st layer used to make any of the following and/or future embodiments may be made out of any of the following: cotton, denim, Polyester, plastic, wool, silk, suede, artificial animal hair, animal hair, linen, Chinese cotton fabric, soft twilled fabric, closely woven fabric, felt, flannel, fleece, fishnet, cashmere, char cloth, cotton duck, woven fabric, hemp, Indian cotton, jersey, knit, lamb's wool, mesh, muslin, monks cloth, nylon, satin, sateen, spandex, terrycloth, tweed, twill, ultra suede, velvet, fiber, vinyl, polyurethane, recycled fabrics, fleece, broadcloth, burlap duck canvas, utility fabric, apparel fabric, rayon, lace, artificial leather, textile, deer skin, lamb skin, sheep skin, pig skin, any type of reptile skin, crocodile, alligator, lizard, frog, snake faux leather, synthetic leather, waterproof fabrics, calf leather, ramie, fur, microfiber, tyvek, cork, wood grain, Thermal fabrics, insulated materials, blends and the like, any materials that may be sewed and the like
It is to be understood that the 3rd layer used to make any of the following and/or future embodiment may be made out of any of the following: cotton, denim, Polyester, plastic, wool, silk, suede, suede animal hair, linen, Chinese cotton fabric, soft twilled fabric, closely woven fabric, felt, flannel, fleece, fishnet, cashmere, char cloth, cotton duck, woven fabric, hemp, Indian cotton, jersey, knit, lamb's wool, mesh, muslin, monks cloth, nylon, satin, sateen, spandex, terrycloth, tweed, twill, ultra suede, velvet, fiber, vinyl, polyurethane, recycled fabrics, fleece, broadcloth, burlap duck canvas, utility fabric, apparel fabric, rayon, lace, artificial leather, textile, deer skin, lamb skin, sheep skin, pig skin, any type of reptile skin, crocodile, alligator, lizard, frog, snake faux leather, synthetic leather, waterproof fabrics, calf leather, ramie, fur, microfiber, tyvek, cork, wood grain, Thermal fabrics, insulated materials, blends and the like, any materials that may be sewed and the like
When referring to the placement of the leather or fabric it is understood that the term “right side up” is when you are looking at the best side of the leather or fabric, “right side down” is when you see the dull or back side of the fabric. The following detailed description relates to various embodiments of odor containment detachable pockets and a method for attaching the pockets inside or outside of goods and other items. It will be understood that broken lines (such as a long line followed by a dot) disclosed in the drawing are for illustrative purposes only and form no part of the claimed invention.
Referring to the figures, a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31 has a first layer 21 of leather or fabric measuring approximately 11½ inches by 17½ inches. A second layer 22 of 100% activated charcoal cloth, (for example, Zorflex®) measuring approximately 11½ inches by 15½ inches. A third layer 23 of fabric or lining material, measuring approximately 11½ inches by 15½ inches. Sheet 1 illustrated that a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31 has: a front side 1A, a back side 1B, a left side (referring to sheet 3) 1H, a right side 1L, a top 1J, a bottom 1K and a odor containment section 1L. Turn layer 21 right side up (referring to FIG. 1E). From the top left corner of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 6¼ inches, from that measurement, measure down towards the bottom of layer 21 (right side up) approximately ½ of an inch. Place the top portion of the lock 32A at this point. From the bottom left corner of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 6½ of a inch, from that point measure up towards the top of layer 21 (right side up) 4 inched place the 2nd part of the lock 32B at this measurement. At the top edge of layer 21 (right side up) measure down approximately 8 inches from that measurement draw a line from the left edge to the right edge. Place a loop fastener 34A (such as Velcro, Velcro® is a registered trademark of Velcro. Industries B.V. LTD.) measuring approximately 11½ inches to the line, stitch the perimeter of 34A to secure 34A to layer 21 (right side up). Referring to FIG. 1F turn layer 21 right side down. From the top right corner of layer 21 (right side down) measure down toward the bottom approximately 6¼ inches, from that measurement draw a non permanent line from the left edge to the right edge. Place a loop fastener 34A on top of the line, sew from left to right the top part of the loop fastener to attach the top of the loop fastener to layer 21. The bottom and sides will remain unattached to layer 21 leaving an opening at the bottom of the loop fastener. From the bottom left corner of layer 21 (right side down) measure up toward the top approximately ¼ of a inch, from the left edge to right edge draw a line, from this measurement place a hook fastener 34B measuring approximately 11½ inches on the line, sew the bottom half of the hook fastener 34B from left to right to layer 21 (right side up). The top and sides will remain unattached to layer 21 leaving an opening at the top of the hook fastener. Referring to FIG. 5 (on sheet 4) place layer 23 right side up on the top of layer 22, sew along the exterior of FIGS. 23 and 24 to attach the pieces together to achieve FIG. 5. Referring to FIG. 1F (on sheet 2) turn layer 21 right side down, With layer 23 right side up place FIG. 5 on top of layer 21 (right side down). Place the top edge of FIG. 5 underneath the opening of FIG. 34A. FIG. 34A should be over FIG. 5 and FIG. 5 should be under FIG. 34A. Sew the remaining exterior of FIG. 34A to secure FIGS. 5 and 34A to layer 21. Referring to FIG. 1F place the top edge of FIG. 5 under FIG. 34B. 34B should be over FIG. 5, FIG. 5 should be under 34B. Sew the remaining exterior of 34B to secure 34B and FIG. 5 to layer 21. Referring to FIG. 1F fold 34B up to 34A, this will create FIG. 1C (on sheet 1). Starting at the bottom left edge of layer 21 (with 34A and 34B connected) measure from left to right approximately ¼ of an inch make a non permanent dot. From the left top edge of the hook and loop fastener 35 measure from left to right over approximately ¼ of an inch and down approximately ½ of an inch, make an non permanent dot at this measurement. Drawl a non permanent line connecting the two points. With 34A connected to 34B Stitch along the line from top to bottom secure the final stitch. From the right bottom corner measure from right to left approximately ¼ of an inch make a non permanent dot. From the right top edge of the hook and loop fastener measure from right to left approximately ¼ of an inch and then from that point measure down towards the bottom approximately ½ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Drawl a non permanent line connecting the 2 points. With 34A and 34B connected stitch from top to bottom on this line and secure the final stitch at the bottom. This will form the odor containment chamber 36. Connect the top lock 32A to the bottom lock 32B. This will form a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31.
In another embodiment referring to FIG. 6A a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41 has (referring to sheet 7) a first layer 25 of leather or fabric measuring approximately 11½ inches by 13 inches. A second layer 26 of 100% activate charcoal cloth (for example, Zorflex®) measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 13 inches. A third layer 27 of fabric or lining material measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 13 inches. A detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41 has: a front 6A, a back 6B, a left and right side (not shown) a top 6C, a bottom (not shown) and an odor containment section (not shown). At the top edge of layer 21 (right side up), measure down approximately 8 inches from that measurement draw a line from the left edge to the right edge. Place a loop fastener 34A (such as Velcro®) measuring approximately 11½ inches to the line, stitch the perimeter of 34A to secure 34A to layer 21. Referring to FIG. 8C the layers all being the same size will be placed on top of each other, layer 25 will be on the bottom (right side down), layer 26 will be in the middle, layer 27 will be on the top (right side up). Referring to FIG. 8E place layer 25 right side down, place FIG. 8D with layer 27 right side up on top of layer 25. Glue 8D around the perimeter to layer 25 (right side down) and let it dry. Referring to FIG. 8E with layer 25 right side down with the loop fastener at the top and layer 27 right side up fold 8E from the bottom edge up to top edge until both sides are even and touching equally. Unzip a one way zipper 52 (Referring to FIG. 6C) that measures 12 inches. When unzipped the zipper puller 52 and zipper end 52A should be on the right side. The zipper will now have two edges that will have the ribbon of the zipper visible 52B and 52D. With the zipper pull and zipper end on the right side so that the zipper is face up place 52B under the top edge of 21, the top edge of 21 should be over 52B. Place 52D under the bottom edge of 21, the edge of layer 21 should be placed over 52D. 52B and 52D should be flat against layer 27. Secure the zipper to each edge temporarily. Starting with the bottom edge of layer 21 sew 52D from left to right flat up against layer 27 approximately ¼ of an inch from the bottom edge of 21 (referring to 53). The teeth and the zipper pull should be showing on the outside. Take the top edge of layer 21 and sew 52B from left to right flat up against layer 27 approximately ¼ of an inch from the edge of layer 27. Move the zipper from the right side to the left to close creating FIG. 6C. Referring to FIG. 6A lay the pocket flat so that the loop fastener is flat against a hard surface. Measure from the left bottom corner edge over to the right approximately ¼ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Measure from the top left corner over approximately ¼ of an inch and down approximately ¼ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Make a line connecting the two points. Referring to 33L starting from the top left edge stitch on the line from top to bottom and secure the final stitch. Measure approximately ¼ of an inch from right to left at the right bottom corner edge, make a non permanent dot. Measure from the top right corner from right to left over approximately ¼ of an inch and down approximately ¼ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Draw a line connecting the two points. Referring to 33R stitch on that line from top to bottom and secure the final stitch at the bottom. This forms a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41.
In another embodiment referring to FIG. 7A a detachable odor containment pocket 51 comprising 3 layers. Referring to sheet 10 a first layer 25 of leather or fabric measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 13 inches. A second layer 26 of 100% activated charcoal cloth (for example, Zorflex®) measuring approximately 11½ inches by 13 inches. A third layer 27 of fabric or lining material measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 13 inches. A detachable odor containment pocket has a front side 7A, a back side 7B, A left and a right side (not shown) a top 7C, a bottom (not shown) and an odor containment section (not shown). At the top edge of layer 21 (right side up) measure down 6 inches from that measurement draw a line from the left edge to the right edge. Place a loop fastener 34A (such as Velcro®) measuring approximately 11½ inches to the line, stitch the perimeter of 34A to secure 34A to layer 21 (right side up). Referring to FIG. 8C the layers will be placed on top of one another. Layer 25 will be on the bottom right side down, layer 26 will be in the middle, layer 27 will be on the top right side up. Referring to FIG. 8D sew layer 27 (right side up) to layer 26, sew along the perimeter. Referring to FIG. 8E place layer 25 right side down, place FIG. 8D with layer 27 right side up on top of layer 25 (right side down). Glue FIG. 8D along the perimeter to layer 25 (right side down) let it dry. Starting at the top of layer 25 (right side down) and layer 27 (right side up) measure from top to bottom approximately ¼ of a inch, draw a line from left to right. Place one edge of a Loop fastener 34A measuring approximately 11½ inches on top of the line and sew the entire perimeter of the fastener to layer 25 secure the final stitch. At the bottom of FIG. 8E measure from the bottom up approximately ¼ of an inch, from that point draw a line from left to right. Attach one edge of a hook fastener 34B approximately 11½ inches on top of the line. Stitch the perimeter from left to right and secure the final stitch. Attach the hook 34B fastener to the loop 34A fastener. Referring to FIG. 7A, measure from the left bottom corner over to the right approximately ¼ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Measure from the top left corner over approximately ¼ of an inch and down approximately ½ of an inch make a non permanent dot. Draw a line connecting the two points. Referring to 33L starting from the top left edge stitch on the line from top to bottom and secure the final stitch. Measure approximately ¼ of an inch from right to left at the right bottom corner, make a non permanent dot. Measure from the top right corner from right to left over approximately ¼ of an inch and down approximately ½ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Make a line connecting the two points. Referring to 33R stitch on that line from top to bottom and secure the final stitch at the bottom. This forms a detachable odor containment pocket 51.
In another embodiment referring to FIG. 13 a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61 has a first layer 21 of leather or fabric measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 17½ inches. A second layer 22 of 100% activated charcoal cloth (for example Zorflex®) measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 15½ inches. A third layer 23 of fabric or lining material measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 15½ inches. A detachable odor containment snap pocket 61 has a front side 13, a back side (refer to FIG. 1B), a left and right side being a mirror image of 13C, a top side 13A, a bottom side 13B and an odor containment section 13D. Referring to FIG. 1E (sheet 2) turn layer 21 right side up. From the top left corner edge of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 6¼ inches, from that measurement measure down towards the bottom of layer 21 (right side up) approximately ½ inch. Place the top half of the snap fastener 32B (male half) at this point. From the bottom left corner of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 6¼ of a inch, from that point measurement measure up towards the top of layer 21 (right side up) 4 inched and place the bottom half of the snap fastener 32B (female half) at this point. It is noted at this point you may add 1 or more snap fasteners. Referring to FIG. 1E measures from the top of layer 21 (right side up) down approximately 8¼ inches, from this measurement draw a non permanent line from the left edge to the right edge. Place a loop fastener 34A (such a Velcro®) measuring approximately 11½ inches on the line. Sew the exterior of the loop fastener 34A to attach the loop to layer 21 (right side up). Referring to FIG. 1F turn layer 21 right side down. At the top edge of layer 21 measure down approximately 6 inches, from this measurement draw a line from the left edge to the right edge. Place a loop fastener 34A on top of the line, sew the top part of the loop fastener to the line from left to right, to attach part of the loop fastener to layer 21 (right side down) while leaving the bottom and sides unattached to layer 21 (right side down) leaving a opening at the bottom of the fastener. From the bottom edge of layer 21 right side down measure up approximately ¼ of a inch, from the left edge to right edge draw a line, from this measurement place a hook fastener 34B measuring approximately 11½ inches on the line, sew the bottom half of the hook fastener 34B to layer 21 (right side down) while leaving the top and sides unattached to layer 21 leaving a opening at the top of the hook fastener. Referring to FIG. 5 (on sheet 4) place layer 23 right side up on the top of layer 22, sew along the exterior of FIGS. 23 & 24 to attach the pieces together to achieve FIG. 5. Referring to FIG. 1F (on sheet 2) turn layer 21 right side down, With layer 23 right side up place FIG. 5 on top of layer 21 (right side down). Place the top edge of FIG. 5 underneath the opening of FIG. 34A. FIG. 34A should be over FIG. 5 and FIG. 5 should be under FIG. 34A. Sew the exterior of FIG. 34A to secure FIGS. 5 and 34A to layer 21. Referring to FIG. 1F place the bottom edge of FIG. 5 under FIG. 34B. 34B should be over FIG. 5, FIG. 5 should be under 34B. Sew the exterior of 34B to secure 34B and FIG. 5 to layer 21 (right side down. Referring to FIG. 1F fold 34B (that is now connected to layer 21) up to FIG. 34A. This will create FIG. 1C (on sheet 1). Starting at the bottom left side edge with 34A and 34B connected measure from left to right ¼ inch, make a non permanent dot. From the left bottom edge of 35 measure from left to right ¼ of a inch and down approximately ½ of a inch make a non permanent dot at this measurement. Drawl a non permanent line connecting the two points. Referring to 33L (with 34A connected to 34B) stitch along the line from top to bottom, secure the final stitch. From the right side bottom corner measure from right to left ¼ of an inch make a non permanent dot. From the right bottom edge of 35 measure from right to left approximately ¼ of a inch make a non permanent dot. Draw a non permanent line connecting the 2 points. Referring to 33R (with 34A and 34B connected) stitch from top to bottom on this line, secure the final stitch at the bottom. This will form the odor containment chamber 36. Connect the top snap to the bottom snap 32B. This forms a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61.
In another embodiment referring to FIG. 14 a odor containment snap pocket 71 has a first layer 21 of leather or fabric measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 13½ inches. A second layer 22 of 100% activated charcoal cloth measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 11½ inches. A third layer 23 of fabric or lining material measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 11½ inches. A odor containment snap pocket has a front side 14, a back side (not shown), a left and right side being a mirror image of 14C, a top 14A, a bottom 14B and a odor containment section 14D. Referring to FIG. 1E (sheet 2) turn layer 21 right side up. From the top left corner edge of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 4¼ inches, from that measurement measure down towards the bottom of layer 21 (right side up) approximately ½ inch. Place the top half of the snap fastener (male half) 32B at this point. From the bottom left corner of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 4¼ inches, from that point measure up towards the top of layer 21 (right side up) 4 inched and place the bottom half of the snap fastener 32B (female half) at this measurement. It is noted that you may add 1 or more additional snap fasteners. Referring to FIG. 1F turn layer 21 right side down. Measure from the top of layer 21 (right side down) down 6 inches, sew the top part of the loop fastener measuring approximately 8½ inches to the line from left to right, to attach part of the loop fastener to layer 21 (right side down) while leaving the bottom and sides unattached to layer 21 (right side down) leaving a opening at the bottom of the fastener. From the bottom edge of layer 21 right side down measure up approximately ¼ of a inch, from the left edge to right edge draw a line, from this measurement place a hook fastener 34B measuring approximately 8½ inches on the line, sew the bottom half of the hook fastener 34B to layer 21 (right side down) while leaving the top and sides unattached to layer 21, leaving a opening at the top of the hook fastener. Referring to FIG. 5 (on sheet 4) place layer 23 right side up on the top of layer 22, sew along the exterior of FIGS. 23 & 24 to attach the pieces together to achieve FIG. 5. Referring to FIG. 1F (on sheet 2) turn layer 21 right side down, With layer 23 right side up place FIG. 5 on top of layer 21 (right side down). Place the top edge of FIG. 5 underneath the opening of FIG. 34A. FIG. 34A should be over FIG. 5 and FIG. 5 should be under FIG. 34A. Sew the exterior of FIG. 34A to secure FIGS. 5 and 34A to layer 21. Referring to FIG. 1F place the bottom edge of FIG. 5 under FIG. 34B. 34B should be over FIG. 5, FIG. 5 should be under 34B. Sew the exterior of 34B to secure 34B and FIG. 5 to layer 21 (right side down). Referring to FIG. 1F fold 34B (that is now connected to layer 21) up to FIG. 34A. This will create FIG. 1C (on sheet 1). Starting at the bottom left side edge with 34A and 34B connected measure from left to right approximately ¼ inch, make a non permanent dot. From the left bottom edge of 35 measure from left to right approximately ¼ of a inch and down approximately ½ of a inch make a non permanent dot at this measurement. Drawl a non permanent line connecting the two points. Referring to 33L (with 34A connected to 34B) stitch along the line from top to bottom, secure the final stitch. From the right side bottom corner measure from right to left approximately ¼ of an inch make a non permanent dot. From the right bottom edge of 35 measure from right to left approximately ¼ of a inch, make a non permanent dot. Draw a non permanent line connecting the 2 points. Referring to 33R (with 34A and 34B connected) stitch from top to bottom on this line, secure the final stitch at the bottom. This will form the odor containment chamber 36. This will form an odor containment button snap pocket 71.
In another embodiment a odor containment pocket 81 comprising 3 layers. Referring to sheet 7 has a first layer 25 of leather or fabric measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 11 inches. A second layer 26 of 100% activated charcoal cloth measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 11 inches. A third layer 27 of fabric or lining material measuring approximately 8½ inches by 11 inches. A odor containment button snap pocket 81 has a front side 15, a back side 15 that is a mirror image of the front side, a left and a right side being a mirror image of 15C, a top 15A, a bottom 15B and a odor containment section 15D. Referring to FIG. 8C the layers will be placed on top of one another. Layer 25 will be on the bottom right side down, layer 26 will be in the middle, layer 27 will be on the top right side up. Referring to FIG. 8D sew layer 27 (right side up) to layer 26, sew along the perimeter. Referring to FIG. 8E place layer 25 right side down, place FIG. 8D with layer 27 right side up on top of layer 25 (right side down). Glue FIG. 8D along the perimeter to layer 25 (right side down) let it dry. Starting at the top of layer 25 (right side down) and layer 27 (right side up) measure from top to bottom approximately ¼ of a inch, draw a line from left to right. Place one edge of a loop fastener 34A measuring approximately 8½ inches on top of the line and sew the entire perimeter of the fastener to layer 25, secure the final stitch. At the bottom of FIG. 8E measure from the bottom up approximately ¼ of an inch, from that point draw a line from left to right. Attach one edge of a hook fastener 34B approximately 8½ inches on top of the line. Stitch the perimeter from left to right, secure the final stitch. Measure from the left bottom corner over to the right approximately ¼ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Measure from the top left corner over approximately ¼ of an inch and down approximately ½ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Draw a line connecting the two points. Referring to 33L starting from the top left edge stitch on the line from top to bottom and secure the final stitch. Measure approximately ¼ of an inch from right to left at the right bottom corner, make a non permanent dot. Measure from the top right corner from right to left over approximately ¼ of an inch and down approximately ½ of an inch, make a non permanent dot. Make a line connecting the two points. Referring to 33R stitch on that line from top to bottom and secure the final stitch at the bottom. This forms an odor containment pocket 81.
In another embodiment referring to FIG. 16 an odor containment lockable pocket 91 has a first layer 21 of leather or fabric measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 13½ inches. A second layer 22 of 100% activated charcoal cloth (for example, Zorflex®) measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 11½ inches. A third layer 23 of fabric or lining material measuring approximately 8½ inches by approximately 11½ inches. Sheet 1 illustrated that an odor containment lockable pocket 91 has a front side 1A, a back side 1B, a left side 1H, a right side 1L, a top 1J, a bottom 1K and an odor containment section 1L. Turn layer 21 right side up (referring to FIG. 1E). From the top left corner of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 4¼ inches, from that measurement, measure down towards the bottom of layer 21 (right side up) approximately ½ of a inch. Place the top portion of the lock 32A at this point. From the bottom left corner of layer 21 (right side up) measure over to the right approximately 4¼ inches, from that point measure up towards the top of layer 21 (Right side up) 4 inches, place the 2nd part of the lock 32B at this measurement. Referring to FIG. 1F turn layer 21 right side down. From the top right corner of layer 21 (right side down) measure down toward the bottom approximately 4 inches, from that measurement draw a non permanent line from the left edge to the right edge. Place a loop fastener 34A on top of the line, sew from left to right the top part of the loop fastener to attach the top of the loop fastener to layer 2. The bottom and sides will remain unattached to layer 21 leaving an opening at the bottom of the loop fastener. From the bottom left corner of layer 21 (right side down) measure up toward the top approximately ¼ of a inch, from the left edge to right edge draw a line, from this measurement place a hook fastener 34B measuring approximately 11½ inches on the line, sew the bottom half of the hook fastener 34B from left to right to layer 21 (right side up). The top and sides will remain unattached to layer 21 leaving an opening at the top of the hook fastener. Referring to FIG. 5 (on sheet 4) place layer 23 right side up on the top of layer 22, sew along the exterior of FIGS. 23 and 24 to attach the pieces together to achieve FIG. 5. Referring to FIG. 1F (on sheet 2) turn layer 21 right side down, with layer 23 right side up place FIG. 5 on top of layer 21 (right side down). Place the top edge of FIG. 5 underneath the opening of FIG. 34A. FIG. 34A should be over FIG. 5 and FIG. 5 should be under FIG. 34A. Sew the remaining exterior of FIG. 34A to secure FIGS. 5 and 34A to layer 21. Referring to FIG. 1F place the top edge of FIG. 5 under FIG. 34B. 34B should be over FIG. 5, FIG. 5 should be under 34B. Sew the remaining exterior of 34B to secure 34B and FIG. 5 to layer 21. Referring to FIG. 1F fold 34B up to 34A. This will create FIG. 1C (on sheet 1). Starting at the bottom left edge of layer 21 (with 34A and 34B connected) measure from left to right approximately ¼ inch make a non permanent dot. From the left top edge of the hook and loop fastener 35 Measure from left to right over approximately ¼ of a inch and down approximately ½ of a inch, make an non permanent dot at this measurement. Drawl a non permanent line connecting the two points. With 34A connected to 34B stitch along the line from top to bottom 33L, secure the final stitch. From the right bottom corner measure from right to left ¼ of an inch make a non permanent dot. From the right top edge of the hook and loop fastener measure from right to left approximately ¼ of an inch, from that point down towards the bottom approximately ½ of a inch, make a non permanent dot. Drawl an erasable line connecting the 2 points. With 34A and 34B connected stitch from top to bottom on this line, secure the final stitch at the bottom 33R. This will form the odor containment chamber 36. Connect the top lock 32A to the bottom lock 32B, this will form an odor containment lockable pocket 91.
Referring to FIG. 9 a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap button pocket 61 or another embodiment of this invention not mentioned, may be inserted inside or outside any type of personal carrying good which has FIG. 10, FIG. 11 or both attached or which may have FIG. 10, FIG. 11 or both attached. Any personal carry good that has an inner lining consisting essentially of any of the following: cottons, polyester, poly blends or nylon may have FIG. 10, FIG. 11 or both 11 and 12 installed. When referring to personal carry good it is understood that this includes any: purse, handbag, clutch, wallet, key & card holders, technical cases, shoulder bag, carry tote, back pack, gym bag, all in one, hold all bag, messenger bag, briefcase, camera bag, hydration pack, gun bag, hunting bag, assault pack, rolling bag, carryon luggage, laptop bag, laptop case, tablet case, phone case, watch case, memory stick case, golf bag, reusable bag, lunch bag, organizers, animal carry bag, military bag, horse saddle bag, bike bags, luggage, rolling luggage, business bags, small bags, custom made bags, recycled bag, electronic case, sports bag, snowboard bags, medicine bag, hospital bag, vacation bag, dental bag, wallets, chair bags, animal bags, fish bag, tackle bag, oxygen bag, fitness bag, medical marijuana bag, marijuana bag, concealed carry bag, concealed carry holster, activity bag, game bag, bowling bag, dog grooming bag, boat bag, gaming bag and any and all other bags or cases that can be carried.
Referring to FIG. 10 a hook fastener 35B (such as Velcro®) measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 2 and leather or fabric measuring approximately 11½ inches by approximately 4 inches. The hook 35B is sewn to the middle of the leather or fabric. The hook 35B is sewn around the perimeter. This forms FIG. 10. FIG. 10 is sewn inside or outside a carrying good to allow the pocket to be placed. FIG. 10 may be inserted 1 or more times inside or outside of a carrying good. FIG. 10 is just one embodiment of the fastener attachment strip, the size of FIG. 10 may be adjusted to fit any type of pocket or pocket accessory.
Referring to FIG. 11 34A is a loop fastener. This strip is placed on the back of the detachable pocks so that they may be inserted inside or outside of any carrying good that has the hook 34A attached. 34A may also be placed on the front, side, top or bottom of the pocket to add detachable accessories. The back of the pocket may have 1 or more Loop fasteners.
Referring to FIG. 11 34B is a hook fastener. The strip is placed on a leather or fabric strip so that a detachable pocket may be attached. The strip may also be placed separately inside or outside of a good so that a detachable pocket may be attached. The strip may also be placed on the back of a accessory piece or strap so that that strap or accessory piece may be placed on the pocket.
Referring to FIG. 12 a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, may be inserted inside or outside any good.
In another embodiment a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 may be placed inside of a good (seen in FIG. 12) or used separately without being places inside of a good.
Referring to FIG. 17 this is detachable accessory. These accessories may be added to: detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 or any other embodiment of the current invention not listed. The detachable accessories may have additional hook or loop fastener fasteners referring to figure's 17A (on Sheet 7) so that the hook accessories may be attached to the pocket or the carrying good.
Referring to FIG. 19 this is a strap for a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 or any other embodiment of the current invention not listed. The strap attaches to the pocket to allow the pocket to be carried by the strap. There are many embodiments of this strap and the one illustrated is not the only invention.
Referring to FIG. 20 a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 or any other embodiment of the current invention not listed may have a detachable hand strap that allows the pocket to be carried by the strap and the strap to be carried by your hand. The strap may be on the left or right side, or on the top or bottom of the pocket.
Referring to FIG. 21A a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 or any other embodiment of the current invention not listed may have a strip attached that will hide any the loop fastener that is attached to a pocket. This allows the pocket to be carried and used without the detachable feature being shown. The strip may or may not be the same color as layer 1 of the pocket.
Referring to FIG. 21B this is the back of the loop cover strip. The outer layer is the 1st layer used to make the pocket and the middle is a hook fastener strip so that it will attach to any loop strip.
Referring to FIG. 21C this is a front of a back loop hand strap cover. This strap will cover and loop fastener that is attached to the pocket and allow the pocket to be carried by the strap. It covers the loop to hide and acts as a carrying strap. The strip may be the same color as the 1st layer of the pocket and the strap can be customized. The strap may be made of leather, fabric, metal, plastic and the like.
In another embodiment a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, or a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 or any other embodiment of the current invention not listed may have a 1st and or 2nd and or 3rd layer of insulated material and or thermal fabrics and waterproof material; or such as Therma Flec, Thermal Interfacing, Thin Sulate, Thermolaman, wrap-n-zap, insul shine, insul fab, insul bright, pul waterproof and the like.
In another embodiment a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, or a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 or any other embodiment of the current invention not listed may contain one or more layers and or one or more sides and or one or more openings and or one or more closable features
In another embodiment a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61 or another embodiment of these pockets not listed may be attached to the carry good by other ways instead of hook and loop fasteners, the following may be attached; magnet(s), zipper(s), ring(s), D ring(s), tie(s), clip(s), clasp(s), capped prong ring(s) snap(s), key fob(s), clip ring(s), purse tab(s), string(s), yarn(s), thread(s), jump ring(s), open close jump ring(s), key ring(s), buckle(s), button(s), washer(s), tote ring(s), any strap or straps, chain(s), grommet(s) and any other attach and detachable product's.
In another embodiment a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61 or another embodiment of these pockets may be attached may be attached inside or on any other tangible items such as; the back of a picture, a wall, underneath a desk, inside of a desk, inside of a safe, inside a fridge, inside of a box, inside of a car; suv, truck, boat, motorcycle, scooter, trailer, any other automobile, or any other touchable item.
In another embodiment a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61 or any other embodiment of these pockets not listed may be inserted inside or outside of any clothing, garment, keychain, watch, necklaces or any other accessory.
In another embodiments the inside of a detachable odor containment lockable pocket 31, or a detachable odor containment zipper pocket 41, or a detachable odor containment pocket 51, or a detachable odor containment snap pocket 61, or a odor containment lockable pocket 91, or a odor containment snap button pocket 71, or a odor containment pocket 81 or any other embodiment of the current invention not listed may have a organizational feature such as mesh or fabric. To keep items inside of the pocket in place or separate.
