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US 2020/0390171 A1Published application
Masculine souvenir headgear
OwnerCarolyn Grace Tollinventor
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Abstract
A masculine souvenir headgear is provided. The masculine souvenir headgear provides two spaced apart circular disc portions interconnected by a headband adapted to extend laterally, essentially from ear to ear of the wearer, so that the circular disc portions extend upwardly from the ear portion of the wearer. The circular disc portions, via the headband, are biased against the temples of the wearer. The circular discs may provide indicia portions for placing promotional, branding and/or logo material.
Claims7
A headgear, comprising:
- two disc portions;
- a headband providing an arcuate portion having two opposing ends and two support portions, one support portion fixed to and extending in an upward direction perpendicularly from each end of the arcuate portion;
- the two support portions tangentially connect to the two disc portions, respectively;
- the headband dimensioned and adapted to be worn laterally, ear to ear, of a human wearer so that each disc portion extends laterally away from a temple area of said human wearer.
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A headgear, comprising:
- two disc portions;
- a headband providing an arcuate portion having two opposing ends and two support portions, one support portion fixed to and extending in an upward direction perpendicularly from each end of the arcuate portion;
- the two support portions tangentially connect to the two disc portions, respectively;
- the headband dimensioned and adapted to be worn laterally, ear to ear, of a human wearer in such a way that each disc portion extends laterally away from a temple area of said human wearer;
- the headband is configured to be biased against each temple area of said human wearer;
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- an indicia portion along an outward facing surface of each disc portion, wherein the disc portions each have a diameter of approximately three and a half inches.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.