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Cadmus

Sara Lee Corporation

Hbi Branded Apparel Enterprises, LLC Corporation

Specialty Packaging

Cadmus Specialty Packaging

Melanie Moore

John Gambardella

Alan B Parnell

Gerard Paul Lux, Jr

Jeanne Wilkinson

Alan Parnell

Alan Pamell

Thompson G McRae

A foldable garment display package for displaying garments such as intimate apparel comprises a back panel, a bottom panel, and a front panel. The back panel includes a top, two sides, a bottom, a securing flap integrally formed as part of the back panel, a hanging tab integrally formed at the top of the back panel, and a closing slot formed proximate one side of the back panel. The bottom panel is foldably connected to the bottom of the back panel and upwardly foldable into juxtaposed relationship with the back panel. The front panel comprises an innermost edge foldably connected to the side of the back panel opposite the side on which the closing slot is located. The front panel also includes an outermost edge having a closing tab corresponding to the closing slot foldably connected to the outermost edge. At least one garment to be displayed is wrapped around the bottom panel. The bottom panel is then moved into an upwardly folded position, where the securing flap is folded over the bottom panel and the garment(s) to secure them in place. The front panel is then folded across the garments, the bottom panel, and the securing flap, and the closing tab is inserted into the closing slot so as to secure the garment(s) within the package and expose the garment(s) below the front panel. Such a foldable garment display package allows potential consumers ready access to the displayed garments, allowing them to both visually and tactilely inspect the garment(s) contained in the package, without having to open the package to do so.

Foldable garment display package and method for use

A packaging blank capable of forming a container having at least two internal compartments comprises in one embodiment a substantially rectangular bottom panel having opposing first and second side panels, a substantially rectangular top panel connected to the bottom panel by the second side panel, and an internal panel connected to the top panel by a first glue flap, wherein the bottom panel typically includes at least one display window. Upon construction the packaging blank provides a container having multiple internal compartments that may be viewable through a plurality of display windows. A method of packaging a product and an associated article comprises in one embodiment the steps of providing a blank, folding the internal panel over the top panel, positioning the article on the internal panel, folding the bottom panel over the internal panel, and securing the container formed by the blank.

Article-embedded folding container and method for producing same

A packaging blank capable of forming a sleeve having at least one internal cavity comprises in one embodiment a substantially rectangular bottom panel, a substantially rectangular top panel connected to the bottom panel along a fold line, and a perforated retaining wall formed in the top panel, wherein the top panel includes at least one display window. Upon construction the packaging blank provides a sleeve having at least one internal cavity that is viewable through at least one display window. A method of packaging an article comprises in one embodiment the steps of providing a blank, placing an article to be packaged on the blank, folding the top panel over the bottom panel, and binding the sleeve formed by the blank into a publication.

Article-embedded folding sleeve and method for producing same

A display package having one or more media items retained therein. The display package is convertible between a collapsed position which is used for shipment and storage of the media item, an open display position for displaying the media item on a generally flat surface, and a compact display position which allows the media item to be displayed in a number of positions, such as in receiving groove on a store shelf to operate as a shelf talker. The display package has a base having opposing halves each formed of a pair of spaced apart upper and lower panels which are hingedly connected together along their respective outer ends. The upper panels also hingedly connected together along their inner ends. Central portions of the inner ends of the upper panels are spaced part from each other to define therebetween an elongate slot. An upright body connected to the base selectively extends upwardly through the slot when in one of the display positions. The body has a plurality of opposing panels which collectively define a pocket adapted for receiving at least one of the media items. A protective wrap may be placed over the display carrier and the media item to protect them during shipment and handling.

Display package

A display package having one or more media items retained therein. The display package is convertible between a collapsed position which is used for shipment and storage of the media item, an open display position for displaying the media item on a generally flat surface, and a compact display position. The display package has a base having opposing halves each formed of a pair of spaced apart upper and lower panels which are hingedly connected together along their respective outer ends. The upper panels also hingedly connected together along their inner ends. Central portions of the inner ends of the upper panels are spaced part from each other to define therebetween an elongate slot. An upright body forming portion comprising a first body panel integrally formed with and hingedly connected along a common fold line to one of said lower panels and a second body panel integrally formed with and hingedly connected along a common fold line to the other of said lower panels, said first body panel and said second body panel being secured together defining a pocket adapted for reception therein of a media item and said body panels extending upwardly through said slot. A protective wrap may be placed over the display carrier and the media item to protect them during shipment and handling.

A method of setting hair including the steps of pulling a full handful of the hair back at the nape of the neck, making a twist going up against the back of the head, making a plurality of twists against the head and moving them upward toward the top of the head and into a roll having an edge. The top of the plurality if twists is then pinched so the roll will not loosen up and pushing the remaining hair under the roll. A particular hair comb is then placed, at a 90 degree angle to the head into the edge of the roll. Finally the top of the comb is turned down toward the head while the comb teeth are pushed into the roll. This new method of setting hair allows a person or a hair stylist to set hair in a neat, consistent and appealing fashion. This simple to learn method is cost effective and only requires a hair comb.

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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Melanie Moore