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An attachment system for a graduation cap includes a headband and a securing assembly. The cap includes an inner upper surface. The headband is sized and shaped to be secured to the head of a person. The securing assembly, removably secured to the headband, includes a base, a spring clip, and adhesive material. The base includes an integral projection extending from a lateral side surface. The spring clip, unitary with the projection, is adapted for removably securing the base to the headband. The adhesive material, fixed to an upper surface of the base, is present in an amount effective for securing the base to the inner upper surface of a cap.

A cap shaping and securing device includes a shaper bowl and a headband fastened to the shaper bowl. The shaper bowl has a concave inner surface, a convex outer surface, and a double-sided self-adhesive material that detachably adheres to a portion of the cap. The shaper bowl retains a shape of the cap and mounts on a wearer's head. A cap assembly includes the cap shaping and securing device and a cap mounted on the device.

A hat includes a crown. A band is positioned on a bottom, interior edge of the crown. Female snaps are positioned on the band. A multi-layered, detachable liner including a set of male snaps, is attached to the band via a mating to the female snaps. A detachable liner comprises an organic cotton facing outward from the interior edge of the crown and disposed to contact a forehead of a user wearing the hat, a second layer of canvas support backing the first layer, and a third layer terry cloth positioned between the first layer and the second layer, disposed to absorb sweat from the forehead, through the first layer. Grommets are positioned on the crown with a hole passing through a fabric of the crown. A chain is secured to the grommets and configured to lay across the brim or bill.

A clip system for attaching accessories to headgears is provided. The clip system comprises a clip assembly having a first clip attachable to a first accessory, and a first clip-receiving adaptor attachable to a headgear. The first clip-receiving adaptor receives and fastens the first clip.

An article of headwear includes a crown portion dimensioned to cover a portion of a forehead of a wearer when the article of headwear is worn by the wearer, and a brim that extends transversely from the crown. The crown and brim are formed of a single unitary molded body including an upper fabric layer, a lower fabric layer that faces toward the head of the wearer, and an intermediate layer disposed between the upper fabric layer and the lower fabric layer, and each of the upper fabric layer, the lower fabric layer and the intermediate layer continuously extends between the crown and the brim. A transition angle is defined at a transition between the brim and the crown, wherein the transition angle is obtuse.

An earmuff includes a first earmuff ring configured to sit against a user's head about a user's ear and a first earmuff cap including an opening and including a noise reduction member being movable relative to the earmuff ring between a first position entirely covering the opening and a second position at least partially exposing the opening, the earmuff cap having a first noise reduction rating in the first position and a second noise reduction rating in the second position that is different than the first noise reduction rating.

A headwear assembly for independent use by a person with a disability is provided. The headwear assembly includes headwear configured to cover at least a portion of a head of the person. The headwear assembly further includes a first assistive feature and a second assistive feature. The first assistive feature and the second assistive feature are located on opposing lateral sides of the headwear and are configured for use in applying the headwear assembly and / or removing the headwear assembly from the head of the person. A method of manufacturing a headwear assembly configured for independent use by a person with a disability is also provided. The method includes providing a headwear configured to cover at least a portion of a head of the person. The method further includes operatively connecting a first assistive feature and a second assistive feature on opposing lateral sides of the headwear.

The present disclosure relates to a fashion article or textile article, such as a cap 100, with a magnetically attachable and / or detachable patch element 200. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to a patch element 200 magnetically attachable to the textile article or fashion article, such as the cap 100, and to a textile article or fashion article, such as the cap 100, configured to magnetically attach the magnetically attachable patch element 200.

An attachment system for a graduation cap includes a headband and a securing assembly. The cap includes an inner upper surface. The headband is sized and shaped to be secured to the head of a person. The securing assembly, removably secured to the headband, includes a base, a spring clip, and adhesive material. The base includes an integral projection extending from a lateral side surface. The spring clip, unitary with the projection, is adapted for removably securing the base to the headband. The adhesive material, fixed to an upper surface of the base, is present in an amount effective for securing the base to the inner upper surface of a cap.

A headwear support assembly that not only supports one's favorite headwear, but also has the appearance of a character wearing the headwear, bringing the headwear to life, includes one or more bases, which may be in the configuration of feet and / or shoes, one or more legs supported by the one or more bases, and a dome supported by the one or more legs. The dome receives one's headwear to support and store the headwear.

Earmuffs with a joint are provided to create a biased pressure distribution about a perimeter of the cup. The earmuffs may include a pivot joint. The pressure distribution creates a wedging pressure (e.g., on a top edge) on the cups that hold the earmuffs on the user's head, for example, when the user rotates the headband behind the head. The bias pressure is also used to adjust the seal formed between the pad and the user's head. Adjustments to the moment created by separating the joints from the cup's apex enable a user to selectively adjust the seal according to the user's preference. A cam is added to the headband to change the hoop stress distributed at the joints and further adjust the compressive forces generated to hold the earmuffs against the user's head.

A hat comprising a canopy. The canopy has a front sweatband and a rear sweatband with a right sweatband gap on a right side of the canopy and a left sweatband gap on a left side of the canopy. The front sweatband has a front sweatband right edge and a front sweatband left edge. The rear sweatband has a rear sweatband right edge and a rear sweatband left edge. The front sweatband right edge and the rear sweatband right edge define edges of the right sweatband gap. The front sweatband left edge and the rear sweatband left edge define edges of the left sweatband gap. Right and left ear panels are mounted to the right and left sides of the canopy at the right and left sweatband gaps.

A convertible neck pillow adapted as a pillow in a first configuration and as clothing in a second configuration comprising a U-shaped pillow body defining a hollow interior and a convertible garment having a body portion. At least a part of the convertible garment is attached to an interior surface of the pillow body. In the first configuration, the body portion is located within the hollow interior of the pillow body to form a stuffing of the convertible neck pillow. In the second configuration, the body portion is external to the hollow interior such that the body portion is adapted to be worn by the user. The convertible neck pillow further includes a fastener on the pillow body configured to close at least a portion of an opening on the pillow body configured for passing at least a portion of the convertible garment therethrough.

The present invention relates to a clothing cord clip usable on clothing, backpack cords / straps, and numerous other cords or straps that include front and back plates that have gripping rails, a pinch ring, curvilinear locking ribs, and raised support ribs. A flexible connector interconnects the front and back plates, allowing the interior surfaces to be opposed, aligned, and press-fitted together, interlocking the curvilinear locking ribs. In operation, a clothing cord or other cord or strap can be positioned between the gripping rails and secured such that the clothing cord clip hangs the cord or strap. In exemplary embodiments, emblems are affixed to the exterior surface of the front and / or back plates. A recess channel in the front and back plates provides a clothing cord ingress and egress pathway through the clothing cord clip. The gripping rails can have teeth along a contact edge to grip the clothing cord.

One variation of a method for fabricating a dermal heatsink includes: fabricating a substrate defining an interior surface, an exterior surface opposite the interior surface, and an open network of pores extending between the interior surface and the exterior surface; activating surfaces of the substrate and walls of the open network of pores; applying a coating over the substrate to form a heatsink, the coating comprising a porous, hydrophilic material and defining a void network; removing an excess of the coating from the substrate to clear blockages within the open network of pores by the coating; hydrating the heatsink during a curing period; heating the heatsink during the curing period to increase porosity of the coating applied over surfaces of the substrate; and rinsing the heatsink with an acid to decarbonate the coating along walls of the open network of pores in the substrate.

A headset mounting system comprises a side shroud configured to be attached to a side of a helmet, the side shroud including a mounting receptacle. A headset assembly has a mounting plug which is configured to be detachably coupled to the mounting receptacle. The mounting plug comprises a cylindrical stub having one or more lugs. A retaining collar is disposed within the mounting receptacle and has one or more slots formed therein. At least a portion of the mounting plug is configured to fit within the collar of the receptacle when the one or more lugs are aligned with the one or more slots. The plug is configured to be rotated within the collar so that the one or more lugs engage behind the collar to secure the plug within the receptacle. In a further aspect, a headset mounting interface is provided.

A front neck line equal-length horizontal line is drawn and divided into three equal parts, then structure drawing is conducted through a cutting, unfolding and inserting method, the looseness of a cap opening is adjusted according to the angles of the three parts, and therefore the size of the cap opening is adjusted. The neck movement is not limited, the warm keeping function is not influenced, and the method is popular and easy to understand, simple to operate and easy to popularize and popularize. The hat manufactured through the plate making method is applied to down jackets, the pain point that the down jackets clamp the neck is solved, and the hat is more comfortable to wear while preventing wind and keeping warm.

According to an exemplary aspect of the present invention, a rotating headwear ornament is provided that may include a housing having a motor disposed therein. The motor may include a drive shaft configured for rotation and extending from the housing, a clip configured to secure the housing to a headwear. The clip may include an opening configured to allow passage of the drive shaft through the clip, a platform configured for operative engagement with the drive shaft, and a stalk eccentrically operatively connected to the platform at one end of the stalk, and configured for connection to an ornament at the other end of the stalk.

To provide a headwear using a towel fabric of a stretch material that absorbs moisture in hair and sweat on a head while protecting from heat an entire head including a face and hair which tend to become particularly hot during sauna bathing, and that fits to the head.SOLUTION: A headwear includes a main part that is worn completely over a head to cover hair, and a face mask part that covers a nose, mouth, cheeks, and chin. The face mask part is connected to the main part as a single unit and overlaps with a forehead. There is a ventilation hole at a top of the head around a crown to prevent excessive heat from building up. It can be worn during sauna bathing, showers, hot water baths, and outdoor bathing, and uses a towel fabric of a stretch material that does not slip off even if the head is moved. If the wearer feels his / her face getting hot or having difficulty breathing while sauna bathing, the wearer can simply pull down the face mask part that overlaps with the main part to protect an entire head from a sauna heat.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

A hypothermia insulative cap is provided enhanced with a GPS-enabled LED strip for emergencies, constructed from dual-layer nylon and neoprene with advanced seam technologies for durability and comfort. It features a unique technology chassis for waterproofing essential electronics, a battery-activated GPS and LED for increased visibility, and a protective brow visor for comfort and protection. This cap is designed to maintain body temperature during waterborne rescues, offering increased visibility to rescuers and compatibility with conventional life vests, without impeding the function of either device.

A hair towel wrap features an elastic band seamlessly integrated into the rear of a head portion and is designed for enhanced stability and comfort during hair drying. The wrap includes a towel cloth with specific dimensions for the head, body, and tail portions, providing coverage for various hair types and lengths. The elastic band provides adjustable tension and secure positioning, while the trigon-shaped tail portion can be tucked under the band for additional stability. The elastic band is attached to a center of a back of the second towel cloth and can be substantially indented or not fully aligned with a head portion of a hair towel cloth. This design eliminates common issues with conventional hair towels, such as slipping and inadequate coverage, while promoting gentle, natural hair drying.

A hat with a rotatable brim is disclosed, including a hat having a crown forming the top porting of the hat. The crown is configured to cover and fit a head of a user. A bearing system permits the rotatable connection between a brim and the crown. A rotating mechanism enables smooth and continuous rotation of the brim. A manual adjustment mechanism allows the user to manually rotate the brim.

A cap securing assembly for graduation caps addresses the challenge of maintaining cap stability on wearers' heads, particularly for individuals with curly or voluminous hairstyles. A headband is secured to an interior surface of the graduation cap, e.g., with adhesive tape, ensuring a firm yet comfortable fit. The device can include a shaper bowl with an inner surface, an outer surface, and double-sided self-adhesive material to retain the cap's shape and secure excess fabric. The headband can be fastened to the shaper bowl interior, e.g., by clips or adhesive tape. The headband can include a securing assembly having a base with adhesive material and a spring clip for removable attachment to the headband. This configuration allows for easy detachment during ceremonial use, such as cap tossing, while preserving the cap's integrity. The device is adaptable for other headwear types, offering a versatile, cost-effective solution to cap stability and aesthetic challenges.