BODY BAG
Body Bag for Medical Use
A body bag is a specially designed bag used to transport a deceased person's body.
Description
| NMZ1000052 |
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Body Bag for Medical Use |
PE Material, 90X210CM, with side zipper and 4 handles, white color |
1pc/OPP Bag, 25pcs/Carton |
| NMZ1000054 |
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Body Bag for Medical Use |
PE Material, 90X210CM, with side zipper and 4 handles, blue color |
1pc/OPP Bag, 25pcs/Carton |
What is a body bag?
A body bag is used to transport the deceased from the place of death to the funeral home. It is also used to temporarily store the body before embalming or cremation.
Features of a body bag
A body bag is a specially designed bag used to transport a deceased person's body. These bags are usually made of heavy-duty vinyl or PVC and are equipped with a zipper for easy closure. Many body bags also have handles or straps for easy transport. Some features of a body bag include:
-Heavy-duty construction: Body bags are made of sturdy materials like vinyl or PVC to withstand the weight of a body and any rough handling that may occur during transport.
-Zipper closure: This feature helps to contain the body and prevent any leakage. -Handles or straps: These make it easy to carry the bag, even when it is full. -Protective coating: Some body bags have a coating that protects against bodily fluids and other contaminants.
Body Bag, Where does the crossbody bag come from? Handbags across the world now have a variety of different names and serve a multitude of purposes. Sometimes it is difficult to determine which classification a handbag falls under.
This article takes a closer look at both the history of crossbody bags and our own SERENE MELINDA leather crossbody bag, a design inspired by the crossbody style but with a few other great design elements, which provide the highest level of comfort and functionality.
The crossbody name
Handbags are usually classified primarily by the type of strap/handle they have, and then secondly by their shape and style. The term ‘crossbody’ is fairly self-explanatory and refers to any handbag that uses a longer strap so that the bag can be worn across the body.
The
inspiration behind this idea originates from the mission to provide people with bags that could be worn ‘hands-free’. One of the earliest examples of this concept can be seen as far back as the 1950s when telephone linemen needed a bag to carry their tools but more importantly needed their hands free to climb the telephone poles and conduct their work. This led to the development of a range of bags, designed and promoted by the fashion label Globe Canvas/De Martini.
The photo above shows a lady messenger arriving at the Foreign Office with an Admiralty dispatch. The bags were intended to provide messengers with hands-free access so they could ride or drive their bicycles or motorcycles.
The move to fashion
Crossbody bags/messenger bags naturally made the move to the fashion industry thanks to the support of the brand Globe Canvas/De Martini and the fact that they were so functional. Both designers and consumers love a fashion accessory that provides them with more usability and of course comfort.
Firstly, the crossbody is very comfortable as the strap distributes weight between the shoulder and back. body bag Secondly, the crossbody bag’s hands-free advantage and the size of the bags provide people with more functionality, making them perfect for everyday use. These features helped the crossbody bag become a prominent part of the handbag market.
