Chef's hat
AssigneeCellucap Manufacturing Co.
InventorGilbert B. Wagenfeld
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AssigneeCellucap Manufacturing Co.
InventorGilbert B. Wagenfeld
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A disposable high-walled chef's hat made of paper or like flexible sheet material cut, scored and folded to provide a hat structure or assembly having a flexible crown piece and a head-encircling head band part respectively secured to opposite ends of the wall part of the hat, which wall part is provided with a plurality of closely spaced vertically extending flat pleats. Opposite ends of the pleats are locked against unintentional unfolding thereof and the pleated wall which forms the outer facing of the hat may be internally backed by an inner liner. The crown piece, which is formed of a flat panel folded upon itself interiorly of the hat structure and in conjunction with the remaining folded parts thereof, is so doubled upon itself and adhesively joined together along a line of limited extent spaced between and paralleling the top and bottom edges of the hat assembly as to permit it to be drawn in extended condition across the top of the hat when the same is expanded into shape for wear thereof to thereby provide a top closure for the hat having an opening therein for ventilating the interior of the hat.
A disposable chef's hat comprising a head band part, a side wall part extending vertically above the upper edge of said head band part and a crown part secured to the upper marginal portion of said side wall part, all of said parts being respectively formed of individual rectangular blanks of flexible sheet material cut to equal lengths and joined together along parallel lines extending horizontally about the peripheral extent of the hat with the corresponding ends of all of said blanks in vertical registry, said joined blanks being commonly creased along a pair of vertically extending lines spaced apart a distance less than half the overall length of said blanks to provide a flat folded assembly thereof having opposite side panels extending from front to rear of the hat, one of said side panels being continuous in length and the other being split between said crease lines to provide it with a pair of sections of unequal length disposed in overlapping relation, and wherein:
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