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US 2006/0212995 A1Published application
Headwear
OwnerAlfreda Collinsinventor
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Abstract
Headwear that incorporates a stylish scarf. A first embodiment includes an adjustable headband, which headband includes a removable styling scarf. A second embodiment includes a conventional baseball type cap having a crown and a beak. A styling scarf is attached to the rear of the cap and extends downwardly therefrom. Hook and loop fasteners are attached to the crown for tying the scarf in a preferred position. A third embodiment includes an opening in the crown to accommodate a ponytail.
Claims12
A styling headwear apparel, comprising:
- a headband having an inner face, an outer face, a first end and a second end;
- a first array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said inner surface at said first end;
- a second array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said outer surface at said second end;
- a third array of hook and loop fasteners extending from said second end and disposed on said inner surface of said headband;
- and
- a styling scarf removably attached to said headband.
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A styling headwear apparel, comprising:
- a headband having an inner face, an outer face, a first end a second end and an inner volume;
- a first array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said inner surface at said first end;
- a second array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said outer surface at said second end;
- a third array of hook and loop fasteners extending from said second end and disposed on said inner surface of said headband;
- a plastic strip encased within said inner volume;
- and
- a styling scarf removably attached to said headband.
4 more elements
A styling headwear apparel comprising:
- a baseball-type cap, said cap having a crown portion and a beak, said crown portion having a lower, rear edge;
- a styling scarf attached to said crown at said lower rear edge;
- and
- a pair of thin straps attached to said crown portion at said lower rear edge.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.