A clothing accessory intended to cover part of the top of a person's head, such as a cap

Abstract

The invention relates to a clothing accessory (1) intended to cover at least part of the top of the head (T) of a person (I), of the cap, bonnet, hat, bob or safari type, comprising a main body forming a headdress (10), characterized in that it further comprises at least two flexible main straps (20) for lateral guying attached respectively to the headdress (10), said main straps (20) being adapted, when the accessory (1) is worn by the person (I), to pass behind the shoulders (E) of the latter then under his armpits (A) before being attached to each other substantially at the level of his chest (P) while being taut. Figure for the abstract: Fig. 4

Description

Title of the invention: Clothing accessory intended to cover part of the top of a person's head, such as a cap Technical field of the invention

[0001] The present invention relates to a clothing accessory of the cap, bonnet, hat, bob or safari type, comprising a main body forming a headdress intended to cover at least part of the top of a person's head. Prior art

[0002] During journeys of varying length by car, train, plane or public transport (metro, bus, coach, tram), it is common for travellers to want to relax, rest or even sleep. This type of situation is more frequently encountered during long journeys during which travellers can hardly lie down or adopt an ideally adapted position.

[0003] A major obstacle to falling asleep more or less deeply, or at least to drowsiness or rest, comes mainly from the position of the head and neck. Indeed, the human being generally needs to have his head / neck in a certain position (lateral and frontal inclination, alignment with the cervical vertebrae, position of the trunk and arms) and with a certain stability to be able to relax, rest or fall asleep.

[0004] However, in a vehicle, for example a car, a mainline train or an airplane, it is very difficult or even impossible to find the ideal position, even with a headrest. Most often, the traveler tries to wedge his head against a rigid edge or a window, which is very uncomfortable (external noise from rolling / wind, sensation of cold / draft, hardness of the window, slippery support, etc.). Everyone has at one time or another been confronted with this type of situation where it is difficult or even impossible to find a good position to fall asleep or simply rest, and to maintain this position for as long as possible.

[0005] Sometimes the traveler rests his head on the shoulder of his neighbor, either consciously or unconsciously, which can be particularly embarrassing or impolite and often very uncomfortable in the end.

[0006] Furthermore, even once the correct position has been found and the passenger has fallen asleep (in situations where this is possible), the movements of the vehicle (vibrations, speed bumps, braking, acceleration, stopping, turning) generally cause more or less significant and frequent jolts which will make the head move, which, in many cases, will abruptly wake the passenger who will have difficulty getting back to sleep.

[0007] Attempts have already been made to solve this problem by proposing cushions, for example inflatable or filled with soft material such as microbeads, which the user positions around their neck.

[0008] In the case of cushions with padding, the latter are often bulky (case of cushions filled with material) and not very ergonomic (the models are generally “unique” and therefore unsuitable for all human morphologies, despite the flexibility of the cover and / or the padding materials).

[0009] Concerning inflatable models, the latter are certainly very small (most often they are inserted into a flat flexible storage pocket) but on the one hand it is necessary to inflate them, which is not necessarily obvious or practical, they must be inflated to the right pressure (experience shows that inflation is always too high or not enough), then deflated in order to store them. The cushion, and in particular its cover, is also very uncomfortable due to the inflation which does not at all provide flexibility that adapts to the specific morphological characteristics of the traveler's neck and / or face. Finally, the material used is sometimes not very comfortable, even irritating and / or unpleasant to the touch (it sticks to the skin during use and does not absorb sweat).

[0010] In conclusion, the cushions of the prior art are not at all optimized regardless of their shape or the material used (cover and interior padding). In addition, they are worn around the traveler's neck and are therefore only in contact with a small part of the shoulder / neck / head area. Thus, even once correctly positioned, their support is not optimal and they can move / slip at any time (shake of the vehicle, neighbor moving), which wakes the user who therefore wishes to reposition them. Presentation of the invention

[0011] The present invention aims to remedy these drawbacks with a totally innovative solution, easy to manufacture, extremely intuitive and pleasant to use, very compact, inexpensive and suitable for a large number of body shapes.

[0012] To this end, according to a first aspect, the present invention relates to a clothing accessory intended to cover at least part of the top of a person's head, of the cap, bonnet, hat, bob or safari type, comprising a main body forming a headdress, characterized in that it further comprises at least two main flexible lateral guying straps attached respectively to the headdress, said main straps being adapted, when the accessory is worn by the person, to pass behind the shoulders of the latter then under his armpits before being attached to each other substantially at the level of his chest while being taut.

[0013] Thus, the present solution makes it possible to prevent the head of the person, who wears the clothing accessory on his head in a known and usual manner, from tilting laterally from right to left and vice versa, in particular while he wishes to rest in a vehicle (car, train, plane), read a book, watch a video, doze or sleep as peacefully and deeply as possible. This also prevents him from getting a stiff neck or being woken up abruptly in the middle of sleep if his head suddenly tilts due to the neck muscles not holding it up.

[0014] The invention is implemented according to the embodiments and variants set out below, which are to be considered individually or in any technically effective combination.

[0015] Advantageously, the headdress extends on the sides and towards the rear by a fabric insert forming a safari jacket intended to cover at least the nape of the person's neck when the accessory is worn, and the main straps are linked to lower lateral ends of the fabric insert.

[0016] According to an alternative, the headdress has a lower peripheral edge, and the main straps are linked respectively laterally to said lower peripheral edge of the headdress, in a frontal zone located in front of and in the immediate vicinity of the ears of the person when the latter wears the accessory on his head.

[0017] According to a particular embodiment, the accessory further comprises two flexible secondary front / rear guying straps linked respectively laterally to the lower peripheral edge of the headdress, in a dorsal zone located behind and in the immediate vicinity of the ears of the person when the latter wears the accessory on his head, said secondary straps crossing at the rear of the headdress and being linked to the main straps while being taut.

[0018] Thus, the present solution makes it possible to prevent the head of the person wearing the clothing accessory on their head in a known and usual manner from tilting axially from front to back and vice versa.

[0019] Preferably, the secondary straps cross in an area located on a sagittal plane of symmetry of the cap, below an area for adjusting the length of the lower peripheral edge.

[0020] According to an additional characteristic, the main and secondary straps are removably attached to the lower peripheral edge of the cover, for example using press studs or self-gripping strips.

[0021] This solution allows the user to have a head covering with or without the solution of the present invention, depending on the use he wishes to make of it and the conditions of use. During a journey, he will use the straps to hold his head and when walking he can remove the latter to wear only the headdress on his head.

[0022] According to an alternative embodiment, the accessory further comprises a central rear strap arranged substantially on a sagittal plane of symmetry of the cover and extending in a divergent manner by two flexible secondary guying straps. front / rear linked to the main straps while being taut.

[0023] According to a complementary aspect, the main straps and the central rear strap are removably attached to the lower peripheral edge of the headdress, for example using press studs or hook-and-loop strips.

[0024] Preferably, the accessory comprises breathable stretch fabric inserts occupying one or more localized spaces between the main straps and the secondary straps.

[0025] This solution makes it possible to protect the neck and / or the top of the shoulders of the person in the manner of a safari jacket.

[0026] In a complementary manner, a substantially V-shaped area arranged between a rear part of the lower peripheral edge of the cover and the secondary straps is devoid of a fabric insert to allow adjustment of the length of the lower peripheral edge.

[0027] This solution makes it possible to create a potential air current just at the top of the neck and to have access to an adjustment zone of the lower edge to adapt to the shape and diameter of the person's head.

[0028] Preferably, the headdress includes an interior pocket for storing the main straps and / or the secondary straps and / or the various fabric inserts.

[0029] This solution allows the straps and / or fabric inserts to be hidden so that the accessory looks like a normal headdress (cap, beanie or bob for example)

[0030] Advantageously, the main straps and / or the secondary straps are arranged symmetrically with respect to a sagittal plane of symmetry of the accessory.

[0031] This solution makes it possible to create a symmetrical structure and a good balance of the respective tensions of the straps.

[0032] According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the main straps comprise mutual attachment means in tension of the male buckle type snapping into a female buckle.

[0033] According to an alternative embodiment of the present invention, the main straps comprise means of mutual attachment in tension of the self-gripping closure type.

[0034] According to another variant embodiment of the present invention, the main straps comprise means of mutual attachment in tension of the press stud type.

[0035] According to another alternative, the main straps comprise means of mutual attachment in tension such as laces or ties.

[0036] Advantageously, the main straps and / or the secondary straps are made of elastically deformable fabric.

[0037] This solution makes it possible not to exert too much tension on the straps, and therefore on the person's head, so that the support is comfortable, constant and uniform.

[0038] According to a particular embodiment of the present invention, the headpiece comprises at least one storage pocket, for example for earphones, earplugs or a sleep mask.

[0039] This solution allows the accessory to be versatile and to offer other functionalities than that of holding the head in position.

[0040] According to a particularly interesting aspect of the present invention, the headpiece comprises removable connecting means, for example a self-gripping strip or press studs, for attaching a detachable sleep mask.

[0041] This solution makes it possible to complete the functionalities of the accessory by providing a solution to plunge the person into darkness, thus further facilitating their comfort and falling asleep.

[0042] According to a particular characteristic of the present invention, the main straps each measure between approximately 40 cm and 100 cm in length, and preferably between approximately 60 and 80 cm in length.

[0043] This solution makes it possible to adapt to all kinds of body shapes, without making the accessory too bulky or complex to use.

[0044] Preferably, the accessory is a cap further comprising a front visor attached to the headdress. Brief description of the figures

[0045] Other advantages, aims and characteristics of the present invention emerge from the following description given, for explanatory and in no way limiting purposes, with reference to the appended drawings, in which:

[0046] [Fig-1] [Fig.l] is a perspective view of a clothing accessory conforming to the present invention,

[0047] [Fig.2] [Fig.2] is a front view of the accessory of [Fig.l],

[0048] [Fig.3] [Fig.3] is a back view of the accessory of Figures 1 and 2,

[0049] [Fig.4] [Fig.4] a perspective view of the accessory of figures 1 to 3 worn by a person,

[0050] [Fig.5] [Fig.5] is a front view of [Fig.4],

[0051] [Fig.6] [Fig.6] is a back view of Figures 4 and 5,

[0052] [Fig.7] [Fig.7] is a perspective view of an alternative embodiment of the clothing accessory according to the present invention,

[0053] [Fig.8] [Fig.8] is a front view of the accessory of [Fig.7],

[0054] [Fig.9] [Fig.9] is a back view of the accessory of Figures 7 and 8,

[0055] [Fig. 10] [Fig. 10] is a view similar to [Fig.7] in which the accessory is in two removable parts,

[0056] [Fig.11] [Fig.11] is a front view of [Fig.10],

[0057] [Fig. 12] [Fig. 12] is a front view of another alternative embodiment of the clothing accessory of figures 10 and 11, and

[0058] [Fig. 13] [Fig. 13] is a perspective view of another alternative embodiment of the clothing accessory according to the present invention. Description of the embodiments

[0059] Figures 1 to 6 represent a clothing accessory 1 in accordance with the present invention, and more particularly a Saharan-type cap.

[0060] The present description is given without limitation, each characteristic of an embodiment being able to be combined with any other characteristic of any other embodiment.

[0061] It should be noted, from now on, that the figures are not necessarily to scale, without this hindering their understanding.

[0062] The cap 1 mainly comprises a main body 10 forming a headdress 10 intended to cover at least part of the top of the head T of a person I (see figures 4 to 6), said headdress 10 also having in this case a front visor 5. The headdress 10 is typically made of fabric or leather, as is the visor 5 which may comprise an internal reinforcement made of plastic material or cardboard.

[0063] According to the present invention, the cap 1 further comprises a fabric insert 40 to the lower ends 42 of which are attached (for example sewn) two flexible main straps 20 for lateral guying. The fabric insert 40 comprises several elements 45, preferably made of breathable and stretchable fabric, and forms a safari jacket intended, once the accessory 1 is worn on the head T of the person I, to cover at least the nape of the latter's neck. The main straps 20 are arranged symmetrically with respect to a sagittal plane PS of symmetry of the accessory 1. Seams 22 extending the main straps 20 are also present along the inserts 45 and the cap 10 to meet at its top 11.

[0064] Each flexible main lateral bracing strap 20 has a length of approximately 40 to 100 cm, for example approximately 60 to 80 centimeters, for an average width of a few centimeters, typically between approximately 1 to 5 centimeters and preferably between approximately 2 and 3 centimeters.

[0065] The flexible main lateral bracing straps 20 are preferably made of fabric, for example slightly elastic.

[0066] These main straps comprise at their respective free ends a means 25 of temporary mutual attachment, materialized in the present case by self-gripping male and female strips 27 of known type (also called “velcro”).

[0067] The assembly consisting of the fabric inserts 45 and the main straps 20 can be stored in an internal pocket (not shown) positioned for example in the internal part (the one in contact with the head T of the person I) of the headdress 10.

[0068] As can be seen in Figures 4 to 6, when the accessory 1 is worn on the head T of the person I, the two main straps 20 pass behind the shoulders E of the latter then under his armpits A before being attached to each other, being taut, substantially at the level of his chest P using the mutual attachment means 25, that is to say the self-gripping strips 27 in the present case.

[0069] According to the embodiment variant of figures 7 to 9, the cover 10 of the accessory 1 has a lower peripheral edge 12, often materialized by a sewn cuff forming an excess thickness.

[0070] The main straps 20 are connected respectively laterally to said lower peripheral edge 12 of the headdress 10, and behind the visor 5 and in a frontal zone located in front of and in the immediate vicinity of the ears of the person I when the latter wears the accessory 1 on his head T.

[0071] As can be seen, the accessory 1 further comprises two flexible secondary straps 30 for front / rear guying, respectively linked laterally to the lower peripheral edge 12 of the headdress 10, in a dorsal zone located behind and in the immediate vicinity of the ears of the person I when the latter wears the accessory 1 on his head T. These secondary straps 30 cross at the rear of the headdress 10 and are linked to the main straps (20) while being taut.

[0072] The main flexible lateral guying straps 20 and the secondary flexible front / rear guying straps 30 are arranged symmetrically on either side of the sagittal plane PS. These main 20 and secondary 30 straps are advantageously made of slightly elastic fabric.

[0073] As is apparent from Figures 8 and 9, the secondary straps 30 cross in a zone 32 located on the sagittal plane PS of symmetry of the headdress 10, below a zone 13 for adjusting the length of the lower peripheral edge 12 in order to adapt the headdress 10 to different head diameters T of individual I. These secondary straps 30 are preferably sewn in this crossing zone 32.

[0074] As in the previous embodiment, the accessory 1 comprises inserts 45 made of breathable stretch fabric occupying one or more localized spaces between the main straps 20 and the secondary straps 30, with the exception of a substantially V-shaped zone 15 arranged between a rear part of the lower peripheral edge 12 of the cover 10 and the secondary straps 30 which is devoid of fabric insert to access area 13 allowing adjustment of the length of the lower peripheral edge 12 (adaptation of the headpiece 10 to different head diameters T of individual I).

[0075] The assembly consisting of the fabric inserts 45, the main straps 20, and the secondary lateral bands 30 can be stored in an internal pocket positioned for example in the interior part (the one in contact with the head T of the person I) of the headdress 10.

[0076] Figures 10 and 11 illustrate an alternative embodiment of Figures 7 to 9 in which the main straps 20 and the secondary straps 30 are attached to the lower peripheral edge 12 of the headdress 10 using removable attachment means, such as snap buttons 36. In this same alternative, which can be used in all the other embodiments covered by the present application, the main straps 20 can be attached to each other in use (i.e. once passed behind the shoulders E and under the armpits A before joining on the chest P of the person I) using other snap buttons 26 instead of the self-gripping strips 27.

[0077] As previously, the accessory 1 comprises inserts 45 made of breathable stretch fabric occupying one or more localized spaces between the main straps 20 and the secondary straps 30, with the exception of a substantially V-shaped zone 15 arranged between a rear part of the lower peripheral edge 12 of the cover 10 and the secondary straps 30 which is devoid of a fabric insert to have access to the zone 13 allowing adjustment of the length of the lower peripheral edge 12 (adaptation of the cover 10 to different head diameters T of individual I.

[0078] The main flexible lateral guying straps 20 and the secondary flexible front / rear guying straps 30 are arranged symmetrically on either side of the sagittal plane PS. These main 20 and secondary 30 straps are advantageously made of slightly elastic fabric.

[0079] The detachable assembly consisting of the fabric inserts 45, the main straps 20, and the secondary lateral bands 30 can be stored in an internal pocket positioned for example in the interior part (the one in contact with the head T of the person I) of the headdress 10.

[0080] [Fig. 12] shows another variant embodiment in which the accessory 1 comprises a central rear secondary strap 35 arranged substantially along the sagittal plane PS of symmetry of the cover 10 and extending in a divergent manner by two flexible secondary front / rear guying straps 30 linked to the main straps 20 while being taut, as in the two previous embodiments.

[0081] The main flexible lateral guying straps 20 and the secondary straps flexible 30 front / rear guying straps are once again arranged symmetrically on either side of the sagittal plane PS. These main 20 and secondary 30 and 35 straps are advantageously made of slightly elastic fabric.

[0082] In this variant, the main straps 20 are connected to the lower peripheral edge 12 of the cover 10 using press studs 36, while the central rear secondary strap 35 is connected directly to the cover 10 using self-gripping strips 37.

[0083] As in the previous embodiment, the removable assembly consisting of the fabric inserts 45, the main straps 20, and the central 35 and lateral 30 secondary straps can be stored in an internal pocket positioned for example in the interior part (the one in contact with the head T of the person I) of the headdress 10.

[0084] Finally, [Fig. 13] illustrates a variant of figures 1 to 6 in which the inserts 45 are devoid of reinforcing seams 22 extending the main straps 20 along the cover 10.

[0085] In all the embodiments illustrated and described above, the cover 10 may include removable connecting means, for example a self-gripping strip or press studs, for attaching a detachable sleep mask, so that it will complete the accessory of the present invention to provide in particular better sleeping comfort.

[0086] Similarly, the cover 10 of the accessory 1 may include at least one storage pocket (internal or preferably external) for earphones, earplugs or a sleep mask so that the latter are immediately available to the user.

[0087] The operation of the accessory 1 according to the present invention is as follows. When a person I wishes to rest, relax or even sleep in a vehicle (car, plane, train, public transport) during a more or less long journey, or even at home, he puts on the accessory 1 and puts the headdress on his head T. He then recovers the free ends of the main straps 20 which hang from the headdress 10, passes them behind his shoulders E, under his armpits A then attaches them to his torso by putting said straps under tension using the mutual attachment means 25, for example snap buttons 26 or self-gripping strips 27.

[0088] The headdress 10 well positioned on the skull and the tensioning of the main straps 20 (tension adjustable either by the elasticity of the main straps 20 and the fabric inserts 40 and 45, or by modification of the tightening length of said straps) make it possible to hold the head T both laterally and from front to back thanks to the guy wires provided by the straps, preventing the latter from swinging or tilting unexpectedly.

[0089] The person I using the accessory 1 can thus rest or sleep peacefully without being woken up by a sudden movement of the vehicle or by the natural tendency of the head to tilt in a virtually automatic and uncontrollable manner when falling asleep or sleeping.

[0090] The clothing accessory 1 according to the invention has the advantage of being made of a flexible, lightweight and foldable material, so that it can easily be stored in a bag or pocket and be used quickly. It occupies a very small volume compared to prior art solutions such as “neck” cushions.

[0091] It also has the advantage of having a secondary function of protection from the sun, bad weather or noise, which makes it possible to optimize its cost / utility ratio since it replaces a neck cushion, earplugs and a sleep mask. It also has a hygienic function since it allows the skull, hair and neck to be protected from potentially dirty headrests or window sills.

[0092] Of course, the present invention also finds applications in all fields where an individual's head is subjected to strong stresses and must be supported.

[0093] It should be clearly understood that the detailed description of the subject of the Invention, given solely by way of illustration, does not constitute in any way a limitation, the technical equivalents also being included in the scope of the present invention.

[0094] Thus, a Saharan-type cap has been described but the accessory in accordance with the present invention can also take the form of any type of headgear, namely a bob, a hat, a bonnet, a helmet (preferably semi-rigid), a hood (in which case its top can be equipped with several buttonholes aligned along the sagittal plane to be able to receive the button that is generally found on the top of caps, so that the person can wear both a classic cap and a hood in accordance with the invention) or even a veil.

[0095] The invention could be improved by incorporating earplugs attached to cords to attenuate ambient noise, by adding a pocket for carrying a smartphone, by integrating a passive or active head massage device or by the presence of a support for an object such as an umbrella or lighting.

[0096] The inserts of each of the versions shown can be made from a non-stretch fabric.

[0097] The means 25 for mutual attachment of the straps of all the solutions described above may consist of quick attachment mouths of the male / female type with elastically deformable tabs, such as those found in particular on the straps of backpacks or the belts of fanny packs.

Claims

Claims

1. Clothing accessory (1) intended to cover the top of the head (T) of a person (I), of the cap, bonnet, hat, bob or safari type, comprising a main body forming a headdress (10) having a lower peripheral edge (12) and at least two flexible main straps (20) for lateral guying attached respectively laterally to said lower peripheral edge (12) of the headdress (10), in a frontal zone located in front of and in the immediate vicinity of the ears of the person (I) when the latter wears the accessory (1) on his head (T),characterized in that said main straps (20) pass behind the shoulders (E) of the person (I) when the accessory (1) is worn by the latter then under his armpits (A) before being attached to each other substantially at the level of his chest (P) while being taut and in that it further comprises two flexible secondary straps (30) for front / rear guying linked respectively laterally to the lower peripheral edge (12) of the headdress (10), in a dorsal zone located behind and in the immediate vicinity of the ears of the person (I) when the latter wears the accessory (1) on his head (T), said secondary straps (30) crossing at the rear of the headdress (10) and being linked to the main straps (20) while being taut.,

2. Accessory (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that: - the headdress (10) extends on the sides and towards the rear by a fabric insert (40) forming a safari jacket intended to cover at least the neck of the person (I) when the accessory (1) is worn, and - the main straps (20) are linked to lower lateral ends (42) of the fabric insert (40).

3. Accessory (1) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the secondary straps (30) cross in a zone (32) located on a sagittal plane (PS) of symmetry of the cap (10), below a zone (13) for adjusting the length of the lower peripheral edge (12).

4. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main (20) and secondary (30) straps are removably attached to the lower peripheral edge (12) of the cover (10), for example using press studs (36) and / or self-gripping strips (37).

5. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it further comprises a central rear secondary strap (35) arranged substantially on a sagittal plane (PS) of symmetry of the cover (10) and extending in a divergent manner by two flexible secondary straps (30) for front / rear guying linked to the main straps (20) while being tensioned.

6. Accessory (1) according to claim 5, characterized in that the main straps (20) and the central rear strap (35) are removably attached to the lower peripheral edge (12) of the cap (10), for example using press studs (36) and / or self-gripping strips (37).

7. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises inserts (45) made of breathable stretch fabric occupying one or more localized spaces between the main straps (20) and the secondary straps (30; 35).

8. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a substantially V-shaped zone (15) arranged between a rear part of the lower peripheral edge (12) of the cover (10) and the secondary straps (30; 35) is devoid of fabric insert to allow adjustment of the length of the lower peripheral edge (12).

9. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover (10) comprises an interior pocket for storing the main straps (20) and / or the secondary straps (30; 35) and / or the different fabric inserts (40; 45).

10. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main straps (20) and / or the secondary straps (30; 35) are arranged symmetrically with respect to a sagittal plane (PS) of symmetry of the accessory (1).

11. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main straps (20) comprise means (25) for mutual attachment in tension of the male buckle type snapping into a female buckle.

12. Accessory (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the main straps (20) comprise means (25) for mutual attachment in tension in the form of a self-gripping strip (27).

13. Accessory (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the main straps (20) comprise means (25) mutual attachment in tension of the button type (26) with pressure.

14. Accessory (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the main straps (20) comprise means (25) for mutual attachment in tension such as laces or ties.

15. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main straps (20) and / or the secondary straps (30; 35) are made of elastically deformable fabric.

16. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the headpiece (10) comprises at least one storage pocket for earphones, earplugs or a sleep mask.

17. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cap (10) comprises removable connecting means, for example a self-gripping strip or press studs, for attaching a detachable sleep mask.

18. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main straps (20) each measure between 40 cm and 100 cm in length, and preferably between 60 and 80 cm in length.

19. Accessory (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is a cap further comprising a front visor (5) fixed to the headpiece (10).

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