Stiffener for a hat's brim
OwnerJurgen Schulz, Richard Knightinventors
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Abstract
A winged visor stiffener for a hat's brim. A flat horizontal front section is connected to two angled offset sections. Two flat horizontal wings are connected to the two angled offset sections. Two temple brace sections are each formed into the two flat horizontal wings. The temple brace sections function to brace the winged visor against the wearer's head to prevent the brim from flopping up and down, The winged visor stiffener is sewn into the hat's brim via a plurality of rows of tight stitching. The winged visor stiffener provides protection to the wearer's face from the sun while optimizing peripheral vision and prevents the bill from flopping up or down in wet and windy conditions.
Claims7
A winged visor stiffener for a hat's brim, comprising:
- A. a flat horizontal front section,
- B. two angled offset sections connected to said flat front section,
- C. two flat horizontal wings, each said flat horizontal wing connected to one of said angled offset sections,
- D. two temple brace sections, each temple brace section formed into one of said two flat horizontal wings, wherein each said temple brace section functions to brace said winged visor against the wearer's head to prevent said brim from flopping up and down,
- wherein said winged visor stiffener is sewn into said brim via a plurality of rows of tight stitching and wherein said winged visor stiffener provides protection to the wearer's face, optimizes peripheral vision, and prevents said brim from flopping up and down.
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