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Luggage case have included devices for holding garments on hangers. These devices usually consisted of a clamp-like device for holding the hook portion of special hangers together with a ladder-like rack which was laid over the garments in the case. Then the garments were folded over this ladder-lik

Luggage case have included devices for holding garments on hangers. These devices usually consisted of a clamp-like device for holding the hook portion of special hangers together with a ladder-like rack which was laid over the garments in the case. Then the garments were folded over this ladder-like device. Such systems tended to the cumbersome and did not easily permit the use of ordinary closet hangers. The disclosed system includes a buckle and strap arrangement that holds the hook portions of a number of closet type hangers, regardless of style or construction, snugly and compactly near a wall of the luggage case. A simple packing bar comprises a laterally extending rod held by flexible rod supports. The rod supports are detachably pivotably mounted to opposite side walls of the case and have a length which permits adjustable positioning of the rod relative to the bottom wall of the case depending on the number and thickness of the clothing being packed.

대표청구항 ▼

In a luggage piece having a first wall and another wall opposing said first wall and spaced therefrom, a packing system comprising: a hanger support for attachment to said first wall, the hanger support comprising a buckle, a body portion of the buckle permanently attached to said first wall, a catc

In a luggage piece having a first wall and another wall opposing said first wall and spaced therefrom, a packing system comprising: a hanger support for attachment to said first wall, the hanger support comprising a buckle, a body portion of the buckle permanently attached to said first wall, a catch attached thereto, a buckle strap having a first end which is permanently attached adjacent the buckle to said first wall, a length of said buckle strap passing through the buckle and being releasably held thereby, the buckle strap forming a loop, said length of said buckle strap comprising a means for adjusting said loop, whereby the hooked portions of hangers supporting clothing thereon may be passed through the loop and the loop may be adjusted around to frimly grip the hooked portion of the hangers, whereby the hangers are held within the luggage.