Headwear having interior pocket
OwnerDonald H. Fosherinventor
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Abstract
Crowned headwear having an interior pocket attached to the inside of the front of the crown which extends upward within a space in the crown between the head of the wearer and the inside of the crown. The pocket is of flexible material for expanding into the space to accommodate articles to be carried within the pocket.
Claims12
Headwear comprising a crown shaped to provide a space within the crown between the head of a wearer and the inside surface of the front of the crown, and a web on the inside of the crown at the front of the crown extending upward within said space, the web being attached to the inside of the crown to form an internal pocket, the pocket having an opening at its upper end providing access from within the crown to the interior of the pocket, said web being of flexible material for enabling inward expansion of the pocket to accommodate articles carried within the pocket.
A baseball-style cap having an interior pocket comprising:
- a crown formed of a plurality of wedge-shaped panels joined at their side edges, including a plurality of rear panels and a front panel wider than the rear panels, the front panel being shaped to provide a space within the crown at the front of the crown between the head of the wearer and the inside surface of the front panel;
- a visor extending forward from the front panel;
- a band around the inside of the crown around the lower edges of the panels;
- and
- a web of substantially the same width as the front panel attached to the inside of the crown and extending upward from the band on the inside of the front panel within said space to form an internal pocket, the web being attached at its bottom to the crown at the lower edges of the front panel by a seam joining the band to the front panel, and the web being attached to the crown at its side edges by two seams joining the front panel to two of the rear panels, and the upper edge of the web being unattached to the crown for access to the pocket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.