Hat with an opening for hair
AssigneeJnT Holdings LLC
InventorJeremiah Tyrone Sailor
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Abstract
A hat configured to be worn by a user is described. The hat comprises a main portion that includes an opening at a top side of the main portion. The opening is adapted to be in an exposed state and a covered state. In the exposed state, the opening facilitates the user to extend at least some portion of hair out of the hat. The main portion further includes a support element configured to be in an extended state and a folded state. The main portion further includes a first Velcro strip and a second Velcro strip configured to be in engagement with each other. When the first Velcro strip is engaged with the second Velcro strip, the opening is in the covered state thereof, and when the first Velcro strip is dis-engaged with the second Velcro strip, the opening is in the exposed state thereof.
Claims19
A hat configured to be worn by a user, the hat comprising:
- a main portion comprising an opening at a top side of the main portion, the opening being adapted to be in an exposed state and a covered state, wherein in the exposed state, the opening facilitates the user to extend at least some portion of hair out of the hat;
- a support element configured to be in an extended state and a folded state, wherein in the extended state, the support element extends outwardly from the main portion via the opening;
- and
- a first hook and loop fastener strip and a second hook and loop fastener strip configured to be in engagement with each other, wherein when the first hook and loop fastener strip is engaged with the second hook and loop fastener strip, the opening is in the covered state thereof, and when the first hook and loop fastener strip is disengaged with the second hook and loop fastener strip, the opening is in the exposed state thereof,
- wherein the main portion comprises a set of inner pockets configured to accommodate the support element when the support element is in the folded state thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.