Ventilated hat
OwnerHerman L. Clingenpeel, Wilberta Clingenpeelinventors
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Abstract
A hat includes a band connected to a first side of the hat and configured to be releasably and adjustably connectable to a second side of the hat. The band is positioned and configured to leave a gap between a front of the hat and a wearer's head when the hat is worn. The hat includes an open mesh segment.
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A hat including a band connected to a first inside portion of the hat and connectable to a second inside portion of the hat, such that the band is inside the hat and against a wearer's forehead when the hat is worn, and a gap is formed between a front of the hat and the band, the hat including an open mesh portion for air to escape from the hat when the hat is worn, at least a part of the open mesh portion being positioned on a top portion of the hat, whereby air may flow naturally by convection into the hat through the gap, and out of the hat through the open mesh portion.
A hat including a band connected to a first inside portion of the hat and connectable to a second inside portion of the hat, such that the band is inside the hat and against a wearer's forehead when the hat is worn, and a crescent-shaped gap is formed between a front of the hat and the band, the gap terminating at the first and second inside portions of the hat, the hat including an air passage means for air to escape from the hat when the hat is worn, whereby air may flow naturally by convection into the hat through the gap, and out of the hat through the air passage means.
A hat including a band connected to a first inside portion of the hat and connected to a second inside portion of the hat, such that the band is inside the hat and against a wearer's forehead when the hat is worn, and a crescent-shaped gap is formed between a front of the hat and the band, the gap terminating at the first and second inside portions of the hat, the hat including an air passage means for air to escape from the hat when the hat is worn, whereby air may flow naturally by convection into the hat through the gap, and out of the hat through the air passage means.
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