Decorative helmet
AssigneePop Up Tops Ltd.
InventorsAdrian Edward Sussmann, Mark Wayne Plowman
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Abstract
A decorative headgear simulating the appearance of a racing helmet is disclosed. It is in the form of a sheet of thin flexible material. The sheet is shaped and configured with a back panel (BP), a right panel (RP), a left panel (LP), a top panel (TP), a front panel (FP), and a chin cover (CC), all of which are adapted for inter-connection to form the helmet. The sheet has several pre-made lines in the sheet forming in whole or in part the headgear removable from the sheet, and wherein the sheet of thin flexible material has several pre-made fold lines in the sheet, said fold lines oriented to form said sheet into a container to hold other articles.
Claims20
Headgear apparatus comprising a sheet of flexible material forming a top panel joined to a top edge of a back panel, the back panel comprising a top edge, a right edge, a left edge and a bottom edge distal from the top edge, wherein the bottom edge extends further in a lateral direction than the top edge, the apparatus further comprising a right side panel extending from the right edge of the back panel and a left side panel extending from the left edge of the back panel, wherein the apparatus has an initial configuration and an erected configuration, and wherein the left and right side panels and the top panel are arranged to attach to one another in the erected configuration.
Decorative headgear for a head of a wearer, comprising:
- a sheet of flexible material, said sheet having boundary edges defining:
- a back panel;
- a right panel;
- a left panel;
- and,
- a top panel;
- wherein said sheet is configurable from a first configuration that is substantially flat to a second configuration that is three-dimensional and defines a cavity arranged to receive the head of the wearer;
- wherein at least one of said back panel, said right panel, said left panel, and said top panel defines a first slit/tab interface;
- wherein said first slit/tab interface is spaced from a second slit/tab interface of said sheet in the first configuration and wherein said first slit/tab interface cooperates with said second slit/tab interface to hold adjacent panels of the sheet together in said second configuration;
- wherein one of said first and second slit/tab interfaces includes a slit to receive a tab of the other slit/tab interface;
- and
- wherein the tab is defined by a slit positioned within boundary edges of a panel portion the sheet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.