Headband with anti-slip elements for securely wearing headgear.

Abstract

Headband with anti-slip elements for the safe wearing of headgear, characterized in that a. the headband (1) has a flexible and ergonomic shape, b. the inner side facing the head is provided with several integrated holding means (2) which enable anti-slip anchoring in the hair, c. the outer side facing away from the head is provided with a grid-like structure (3) and a non-slip, rough surface in order to fix headgear to the head without additional aids.

Description

The invention relates to a headband for fixing headgear, in particular headgear. It is a headband with integrated holding means and an anti-slip surface that enables a safe and comfortable wear of headgear without additional fastening means such as needles or clips.For fixing headgear, in particular headgear, a so-called bonnet, bone or a (headgear) fabric undercover is usually used, which serves as a base. The head cloth is then laid over it. However, these headgear underlays often do not provide sufficient support, such that needles or pins are additionally used to secure the headgear and prevent slipping. However, these additional aids can damage the tissue of the headgear and lead to long term material wear.Conventional bonnets, bones or undercovers of a head cloth are generally tightly bound in order to prevent the head cloth from slipping. However, this tight binding can place a severe burden on the hair and lead to hair breakage. In addition, it exerts pressure on the scalp and especially on the ears, which may cause unpleasant feeling of tension. Another problem is the lack of air circulation: the dense fabric layers and the tight binding promote heat build-up, causing the scalp to sweating more quickly. This can not only considerably impair wearing comfort, but also cause irritations to the skin. The known methods therefore only fulfil the requirements of comfort, protection of the hair and functionality to an inadequate extent.The invention is therefore based on the problem of providing a fastening means with which headgear can be supported in a slip-proof manner and without additional aids, while at the same time comfort and ventilation are ensured.Solution: This problem is solved by a head strap with the features of claim 1.The head strap has an ergonomic, flexible shape that conforms to the head shape. On the inner side facing the head there are a plurality of retaining means which make possible anchoring in the hair. The outer side of the head strap facing away from the head has a structured, grip-resistant and anti-slip surface which allows headgear to be fixed without additional aids such as needles, pins or clips and at the same time allows air circulation.An embodiment of the invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. The following are shown: FIG. 1 is an overall view of the head strap FIG. 2 is a side view of the head strap FIG. 3 is a front view of the head strap FIG. 4 is a top view of the outer side of the head strapIn FIG. 1, the head strap ( 1) is shown in an overall view. The bow has a curved ergonomic shape that conforms to the head shape. On the inside of the bar there are several rows of retaining means (2) which are arranged along the inner surface and allow a firm anchoring in the hair. The head strap is provided with a grid-like structure (3) consisting of a regular arrangement of openings. This structure serves for ventilation. The rough, grid-like and anti-slip surface (3) ensures that laid headgear adheres and does not slip. In addition, the flattened frame (4) ensures that headgear lying above it will be less depressed.FIG. 2 shows the head strap ( 1) from the side. The view illustrates in particular the flowing shape of the wings (5) and the arrangement of the grid-like structure (3). The edges (4) are flattened, so that hardly any impressions are produced by headgear.FIG. 3 shows the head strap ( 1) in a front view (front view). Here it becomes particularly clear how the holding means (2) extend along the entire width on the inner side of the bow. They ensure adhesion in the hair. The grid-like structure ( 3) on the outer side can also be seen.FIG. 4 shows a top view of the head strap ( 1). The grid-like structure (3) consists of radially and concentrically running webs which form a multiplicity of diamonds and arches. This arrangement allows ventilation and greatly improves wearing comfort.The present invention provides a variety of practical advantages for wearing headgear. By means of the holding means integrated on the inside, the head strap is securely seated on the head without slipping. The outer side facing the headgear has a lattice-like rough structure which allows a reliable hold--without additional fixation aids. The open, grid-like structure at the same time promotes improved air circulation. The light, flexible material adjusts ergonomically to different head shapes and provides for high wear comfort. The handling is particularly simple: headgear can be fixed to the head quickly and without further aids.List of reference characters1 Head strap (overall construction) 2 Holding means 3 Grid-like surface structure with open cavities 4 Flattened edges 5 Side wings

Claims

A headband with anti-slip elements for securely carrying headgear enda characterized in that a. the headband (1) has a flexible and ergonomic shape, b. the inner side facing the head is provided with a plurality of integrated retaining means (2) which enable anti-slip anchoring in the hair, c. the outer side facing away from the head is provided with a grid-like structure (3) and a grip-like rough surface in order to fix headgear to the head without additional aids.Head strap (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made of an elastic plastic material that allows a flexible adaptation to different head shapes.Head strap (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the integrated holding means (2) are rounded and are arranged along the inner surface.Headband (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the lattice-like structure (3) consists of a plurality of intersecting webs which form a plurality of openings which enable ventilation of the scalp.Headband (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the outer side has a grip-like, structured surface (3) which fixes the headband almost adhesively and prevents slipping.Headband (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the headband (1) has laterally ergonomically shaped wings (5) which are flattened on the outer sides in order to avoid impressions.