Inflatable headwear
AssigneeBetallic, LLC
InventorMaureen Day
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AssigneeBetallic, LLC
InventorMaureen Day
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An article of decorative headwear comprises first and second flexible, generally gas-impermeable material. Each of the first and second sheets has a peripheral edge portion. The first and second sheets are sealed to one another at their respective peripheral edge portions to define an inflatable volume between the first and second sheets. The first and second sheets are shaped to define a primary inflatable portion and a pair of inflatable leg portions that extend from the primary inflatable portion. The inflatable leg portions are spaced from one another to define a head-receiving space between them, which is adapted for receiving a wearer's head. The inflatable leg portions are adapted for engagement with side portions of the wearer's head in a manner to retain the headwear on the wearer's head when the inflatable leg portions are inflated.
An article of decorative headwear comprising first and second sheets of flexible, generally gas-impermeable material, each of said first and second sheets having a peripheral edge portion, said first and second sheets being sealed to one another at their respective peripheral edge portions to define an inflatable volume between the first and second sheets, said inflatable volume comprising a primary inflatable portion and means for engaging sides of a wearer's face and for securing the headwear to a wearer's head, said primary inflatable portion extending above said face engaging and head securing means in the same generally vertically oriented plane as said face engaging and head securing means when said headwear is worn by the wearer.
An article of decorative headwear comprising:
An article of decorative headwear comprising at least two flexible sheets of generally gas-impermeable material, said sheets having portions sealed to one another in a manner to define an inflatable volume between said sheets, said sheets being shaped to define an inflatable primary decorative portion and a pair of face-engaging portions extending generally downwardly from the primary decorative portion when said decorative headwear is worn by the wearer, said face-engaging portions being monolithic extensions of said sheets, said face-engaging portions being spaced from one another and adapted for engagement with opposite side portions of a wearer's face below the wearer's ears in a manner to retain the headwear on the wearer's head.
A method of wearing a decorative article comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.