Headwear for securing articles
OwnerDarrin Viggianoinventor
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A hat utilizing an internal means for securing items to the exterior of the hat. A preferred embodiment of the present invention is a baseball style cap with an internal means for attaching or securing sunglasses above the brim of the cap, where the sunglasses are readily secured by inserting the temples through slits in the cap. Because the securing means is internal, the hat maintains its overall aesthetic appearance. In one embodiment, the internal means for securing the eyeglasses or other object is an internal lining of a semi-rigid, but flexible material, such as buckram, neoprene or stretch fabric, with a corresponding slit in that material through which the article is inserted. In another embodiment, the internal means comprise of two strips of synthetic materials that adhere when pressed together, commonly sold under the trademark VELCRO™, affixed to each side of the slit opening.
Headwear for securing articles, the headwear comprising:
Headwear for securing articles, the headwear comprising:
Headwear for securing articles, the headwear comprising:
Headwear for securing eyeglasses, the headwear comprising of:
Headwear for securing eyeglasses, the headwear comprising of:
The headwear as in any one of the preceding claims, wherein the hat is a baseball style cap.
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