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US 6,662,806 B2Granted
Hairpiece
AssigneePROIDE Corporation
InventorsMariko Nakane, Yuji Ota
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Abstract
The invention relates to the hairpiece to be attached to a cap removably. The clothing material of the hairpiece is implanted with hairs in width corresponding to the wearing angle of the different cap. The hairpiece is provided with the attachment for catching the cap and attaching the clothing material to the cap removably.
Claims6
A hairpiece which comprises:
- a clothing material being implanted with hairs, and having a width which corresponds to the wearing angle of various kinds of headwear, the headwear having a sweatband;
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- at least one attachment means provided on the clothing material for clasping the sweatband of the headwear to removably attach the clothing material to the headwear, the attachment means including a central portion and a curved section on each side of the central portion, each of which curved sections are attached to the hairpiece, and the central portion having a pivotable loop and an extension, said pivotable loop and extension clasping the sweatband of the headwear and locking the hairpiece to the sweatband of the headwear.
A hairpiece which comprises:
- a clothing material being implanted with hairs, the clothing material having a width which corresponds to the wearing angle of various kinds of headwear, the headwear having a sweatband;
- and at least one attachment means provided on the clothing material for clasping the sweatband of the headwear to removably attach the clothing material to the headwear, the attachment means including a central portion and a section on each side of the central portion, each of which sections include means to attache the attachment means to the hairpiece, and the central portion having a pivotable loop and an extension, said pivotable loop having a position in which it engages the extension so as to clasp the sweatband of the headwear and hold the hairpiece to the sweatband of the headwear.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.