Detachable sun shield
AssigneesDavid Minton, Barbara Minton
InventorsDavid M. Minton, Barbara B. Minton
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Abstract
A sun shield for infants including a cap, a transparent shield, and a binding material. The cap has a strap extending downwardly therefrom and positioned in a location beyond an edge of the transparent shield. The flexible transparent shield is removably affixed to a surface of the cap and extends downwardly below an edge of the cap. The transparent shield is of a material suitable for blocking ultraviolet radiation. The transparent shield has a convexed center extending outwardly from the cap. The binding material is fastened to the transparent shield so as to cover the outer peripheral edge. The transparent shield is fastened along the inner edge of the cap by engaging corresponding sections of hook-and-loop material on the cap and the transparent shield.
Claims5
A sun shield for infants comprising:
- a cap;
- a flexible transparent shield removably affixed to a surface of said cap, said flexible transparent shield extending downwardly below an edge of said cap, said transparent shield of a material suitable for blocking ultraviolet radiation, said transparent shield having a convex center extending outwardly from said cap, said transparent shield having a strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened along a top surface of said transparent shield, said cap having a strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened along a lower edge of said cap, said hook-and-loop material of said cap engaging said hook-and-loop material of said transparent shield, said transparent shield forming a bill of said cap, said flexible transparent shield having an outer peripheral edge;
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- a binding material fastened to said transparent shield so as to entirely cover said outer peripheral edge.
A sun shield comprising:
- a cap having a first strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened thereto;
- a transparent shield of a material suitable for blocking ultraviolet radiation, said transparent shield having a second strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened thereto, said first strip engaging said second strip, said transparent shield extending downwardly beyond an edge of said cap, said transparent shield having a convexed center extending outwardly from said cap, said convexed center extending transverse to said edge of said cap, said transparent shield having an outer peripheral edge extending therearound, said second strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened to an outer surface of said transparent shield, said first strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened along and facing downwardly from an inner edge of said cap;
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- a binding material fastened to said transparent shield so as to entirely cover said outer peripheral edge.
A sun shield comprising:
- a cap;
- a transparent shield of a material suitable for blocking ultraviolet radiation, said transparent shield having an edge fastened to said cap such that said transparent shield extends downwardly from said cap, said transparent shield having an outer peripheral edge extending therearound, said transparent shield having a convexed center extending outwardly transverse from said edge of said cap, said transparent shield having a strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened along a top edge of said transparent shield, said cap having a strip of adhesive backed hook-and-loop material fastened along a lower edge of said cap, said hook-and-loop material of said cap engaging said hook-and-loop material of said transparent shield, said adhesive backed hook-and-loop material of said transparent shield fastened to an outer surface of said transparent shield and facing upwardly therefrom, said adhesive backed hook-and-loop material of said cap fastened along an inner edge of said cap and facing downwardly therefrom;
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- a binding material affixed to said transparent shield so as to entirely cover said outer peripheral edge of said transparent shield.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.