| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 002195100 | Having crown and horizontally extending visor (e.g., baseball cap, etc.) | 43 |
| 20080201824 | Headwear piece with exposed surfaces having different appearances - A headwear piece with a crown having a wall for embracing a head of a wearer. The wall has an upper layer and an underlying layer. The upper layer has an exposed surface on the crown with a first appearance. The underlying layer has a second appearance that is different than the first appearance. The upper layer is configured to obscurely reveal the second appearance of the underlying layer to be seen in conjunction with the first appearance of the exposed surface on the upper layer. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080250544 | FUNCTIONAL CAP - The present invention relates to a functional cap that is provided with a holder adapted to be attached to a cap body, the holder having a given shape like a square, oval, round, and triangle, with a plurality of ventilating holes or without having any ventilating holes formed thereon, such that a plate having a character formed of a specific picture or letter is detachably mounted to the holder of the cap body. The plate of the present invention has a specific character recognized by naked eyes like a specific letter or picture formed on one surface thereof, and the plate can be detachably mounted to the holder by an external force applied by a wearer. Therefore, the functional cap of the present invention can be utilized for advertising specific organizations or groups when the plate is exchanged for their purpose. Thus, the functional cap of the present invention can have the specific picture on a famous sightseeing site printed on the plate thereof and also can have the specific character for sales promotion of all kinds of groups, organizations, and companies. | 10-16-2008 |
| 20080256682 | Headwear having attached panels - The present invention relates to an improved shape of a headwear, and more particularly, to a headwear manufactured by directly adhering to connect panels covering a crown part and a visor part of the headwear without an existing sewing operation so as to increase effects of wrinkle prevention and aesthetic feeling in connecting portions of the panels. | 10-23-2008 |
| 20090106877 | Headwear appearing hidden pattern effect - The present invention relates to an improved shape of a headwear, and more particularly, to a headwear manufactured so that various patterns expressed on the headwear are appeared as if to be hidden and thus give feeling of beauty to the user to increase sense of beauty of the headwear. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20090205109 | Article of headwear - The present invention relates to an article of headwear having a material representing a sport ball, including stitching resembling the sport ball, covering all or a portion of the brim or head-covering portion of the headwear. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20090260131 | Headwear with panels coupled by adhesion and sewing - The present invention relates to a headwear in which some panels of a visor part are adhered and sewed to each other and thus a wrinkle resulted from conventional simple sewing is prevented and an aesthetic sense is more increased. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20090288239 | SPORTS CAP - A sports cap in which a visor has an intermediate support layer bonded with a bottom lining layer and sandwiched between a top layer and a bottom layer, and a positioning block with a center insertion hole selectively fastened to one of recesses on the top side of the intermediate support layer for securing a stem of a decorative item for enabling a golf counter to be detachably fastened to the decorative item by means of magnetic attraction. | 11-26-2009 |
| 20100122400 | HEADWEAR AND FOOTWEAR WITH A FLEXIBLE WOOD VENEER - A visor and/or sandal straps that are flexible and may be shaped and bent without cracking is provided. A flexible wood veneer layer is positioned over the visor and/or strap. A layer of engineered paperbacked wood veneer is used to cover the visor and/or strap. This single layer of thin wood veneer with the attached adhesive paper is able to flex and bend using a process that involves a breaking down of the natural fibers of the wood through a mechanical tenderizing process. This process produces a flexible, bendable paperbacked veneer. The wood veneer may be obtained from tropical or domestic tree species. The wood veneer layer is then attached to the visor and/or strap with a flexible water-based adhesive that will not crack on bending. The veneer layer may be treated with a waterproofing agent or scented essential oils and may have an ornamental design. | 05-20-2010 |
| 20110061144 | Foam Mesh Cap - The invention is related to a kind of foam mesh cap. The foam mesh cap has a foam layer that is composed of two pieces of cloth at outer sides and a piece of foam in the middle. Outside the foam layer there is an exterior fabric layer. The three parts are sewed together to form a pad. The two sides of the pad and multiple mesh sheets are sewed to form a cap body. The cap body is then sewed to a cap peak to make the foam mesh cap. As a result, the thick and firm pad can provide instant shape recovery and increase product durability by preventing water from getting into inner layer. | 03-17-2011 |
| 20110088141 | Cap and visor apparatus - A baseball-type cap and visor apparatus having a visor portion simulating that of an actual “off-road” motorcycle or other bike racing helmet. | 04-21-2011 |
| 20110296583 | Baseball Cap with the Visor Affixed at and Acute Angle - A cap for a user may include a body section which may include a crown section including a front section; and a visor section at an acute angle with respect to the front section. The front section may include indicia and the visor section may be positioned with a right orientation. The visor section may be positioned with a left orientation and the cap may be a baseball cap or may be a fashion hat. | 12-08-2011 |
| 20120005808 | DIGITALLY PRINTED APPLIQUE AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME - An appliqué is provided that is attached to the outer surface of a product. The appliqué comprises a decorative piece including an upper surface with a design element digitally printed thereon and an opposite lower surface attached to the product. | 01-12-2012 |
| 20120066814 | CAP WITH ADJUSTABLE VISOR - A headwear having a selectively adjustable visor is disclosed. The headwear includes a crown for covering at least a portion of a wearer's head. A visor is attached to the crown and includes a visor cover disposed over a unitary visor body. The visor body has a first surface and an opposing second surface to define a uniform thickness. The visor body is configured with at least one slit formed therein. The at least one slit defines a proximal portion and a distal portion. The distal portion is transitional relative to the proximal portion between a first position and a second position. The slit allows the distal portion of the visor to adjust relative to the proximal portion, thereby to enhancing the visor appearance of the headwear and providing a better shade to the wearer. | 03-22-2012 |
| 20120096625 | BASEBALL CAP AND METHOD - In a first embodiment, a baseball style cap is provided having a bill that includes indentations or cut-out sections on either side thereof, where the indentions are located adjacent a wearer's forehead. The indentation portions are positioned to allow the baseball cap to be pulled down low over a wearer's face while the wearer is also wearing eyewear, allowing the upper corners of the eyewear to be positioned within the indentations, so that the bill of the cap will not contact and provide downward pressure on the eyewear when the cap is pulled down low on a wearer's head. Additionally, the indentations on the bill allow the wearer to enjoy a greater field of peripheral vision, while still providing protection and shade from the sun. | 04-26-2012 |
| 20120110717 | Headwear Apparatus - A headwear apparatus comprising a base ring assembly, a support assembly and a bill. The base ring assembly has an outer surface and an inner surface. The outer surface includes a hook and loop fastener positioned therealong, and, an adjustment configuration positioned at the back region of the base ring assembly to facilitate an altering of the circumference thereof. The support assembly has a first cross strap and a second cross strap. The two cross straps intersect above the base ring assembly. The cross straps and the base ring define a hemispherical frame, and in turn, a cavity, appropriately sized to receive the head of a wearer therewithin, with a plurality of generally wedge shaped openings therebetween. The bill extends outwardly from the front region of the base ring. | 05-10-2012 |
| 20120227160 | TOBOGGAN STYLE HAT WITH REMOVABLE VISOR - A toboggan style hat includes a removable visor, as well as novel means for removable attachment thereto. In a preferred embodiment, the visor member includes a pair of arms that extend rearwardly from the bill, and the hat includes a pair of holes on an underside thereof. Each hole serves as an opening for an inner sleeve, so that when a user wishes to attach the visor to the hat, the arms of the visor slide into the holes and along the inside of the sleeves in order to properly position the visor with respect to the hat and face. In one embodiment, a series of snaps are positioned on an outer portion of the visor, and correspond with a series of snaps that are positioned on an inner portion of the hat. | 09-13-2012 |
| 20120278971 | VISORED CLOTH HEADGEAR - An item of headgear comprised of a visor bill attached to a square piece of cloth along the diagonal of the cloth and slightly below the center of the cloth. The visor bill is encased in a pocket-shaped visor bill cover before it is stitched to the square piece of cloth. The present invention can be worn as a visor, or it can be opened up and wrapped over the top of the head to form the shape of a more traditional hat. | 11-08-2012 |
| 20130111649 | Visored cap - A cap having a crown and an arch-shaped visor which has a front edge, a rear edge attached to the crown, and a pair of oppositely disposed side edges wherein each side edge has an inwardly extending notch positioned therein so as to allow the top of the lens holder part of an eye glass frame to be seated therein. | 05-09-2013 |
| 20130212778 | ROLLABLE SUN CAP - A rollable sun cap having a visor ( | 08-22-2013 |
| 20130298309 | Hat Systems - A hat system relating to reducing and/or eliminating physical interferences between hat bills and eyewear rims by the introduction of strategic hat bill cutouts along the periphery of the bill as a means for providing additional physical clearance for user-chosen eyewear. Additionally, users of the preferred hat system may also take advantage of bill cutouts as a means to secure eyewear on the face during sports, or other moments of high activity. Further, the hat system incorporates a camouflage covering to camouflage such strategic hat bill cutouts. Even further, the hat system provides unique design elements provided by geometrically-shaped bill cutouts in combination with, or without, coverings. | 11-14-2013 |
| 20140338097 | CAP WITH A BILL HAVING UPPER AND LOWER PORTIONS DISPLAYING INFORMATION WHEN SPACED-APART - A flip cap which has crown and bill portions, the bill having upper and lower members, at least one of the upper and lower portions having a surface capable of displaying information secured thereto when the upper and lower members are spaced-apart. | 11-20-2014 |
| 20140338098 | ARTICLE OF HEADWEAR - An article of headwear includes a crown and a bill. The bill defines an inner edge that is operably coupled to the crown. The bill projects away from the crown and terminates at an outer edge. The bill includes a stiffener that stiffens the outer edge. The stiffener is spaced from the crown to define a cavity within the bill between the stiffener and the crown. The stiffener has a first longitudinal end that is adjacent the inner edge, a second longitudinal end that is adjacent the inner edge, an intermediate portion that is disposed between the first longitudinal end and the second longitudinal end, a top side, and a bottom side. A cross section of the stiffener is substantially constant in the intermediate portion between the first and second longitudinal ends, and one of the top and bottom sides is flat in cross section. | 11-20-2014 |
| 20150013045 | Ball catching hat - A ball catching hat for catching a ball may include an hemi spherical shell, a visor connected to the hemi spherical shell and the shell may include a pair of side straps connected to the outer surface of the hemi spherical shell. | 01-15-2015 |
| 20150040291 | GOLF CAP HAVING BALL MARKER - A golf cap having a ball marker proposed in the present invention includes: a ball marker which has a first coupling portion having one surface formed with a plurality of male members, e.g., hooks, or female members, e.g., loops, and a second coupling portion which corresponds to the first coupling portion, and has a plurality of female members when one surface of the first coupling portion has a plurality of male members, or has a plurality of male members when the one surface of the first coupling portion has a plurality of female members, so that the ball marker is attached to and detached from the second coupling portion, thereby improving convenience when carrying and using the ball marker, and improving detachable function between the ball marker and the cap in use. | 02-12-2015 |
| 20160007667 | Hat Flap | 01-14-2016 |
| 20160021959 | HAT WITH SHAPE-CHANGEABLE VISOR OR BRIM - According to an embodiment of the present invention, a hat comprises a hat body put on a user's head and a visor externally projecting from the hat body. The visor comprises a pair of upper and lower external layers and a core material formed between the pair of upper and lower external layers. The core material includes a base material formed of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fabric and a variable resin layer formed by applying a thermoplastic resin having a low melting point onto the base material, The variable resin layer is formed of a low melting point thermoplastic polyester resin with a softening point of 80° C. to 110° C. | 01-28-2016 |
| 20160128416 | VISOR ADAPTED FOR HELMET OR HEAD ENGAGEMENT - A visor configured for engagement to a riding helmet for horseback riders in an as-used position. The visor has an extra long frontal bill which extends around the helmet to side portions. The bill protects the eyes and most of the rider's face from sun and the sides protect the ears and side of the face. An elastic band provides a biased engagement to a helmet and optional vent apertures and retainment clips are employable to hold the device to a helmet more securely in high wind. | 05-12-2016 |
| 20160128417 | CAP WITH A CONFIGURABLE SECUREMENT MECHANISM - A cap includes a crown portion being generally hemispherical in shape and having a hollow interior such that the crown portion defines an interior surface and an exterior surface and the crown portion further includes an apex and a generally circular base. A securement mechanism includes a first and a second elongate flexible strand where each of the flexible strands have a first, a second end, and a mid portion. A bead defines a pair of openings there through where a first end of the first flexible strand extends through a first one of the pair of openings and a first end of the second flexible strand extends through a second one of the pair of openings. The cap retains the second end of each of the flexible strands on opposing sides of the cap. | 05-12-2016 |
| 20160193765 | METHOD FOR MAKING VISOR AND VISOR MADE BY THE METHOD | 07-07-2016 |
| 20190142095 | ROTATABLE BRIM CAP WITH STABILIZED TRACK TRANSITION INTERFACE | 05-16-2019 |
| 002195200 | Adjustable | 6 |
| 20110047674 | ADJUSTABLE STRAP - The interlocking adjustable strap provides for adjusting the length of a strap, such as those typically found on visors or sunshades. The adjustable strap includes first and second elongated strap members, each of the strap members having a free end and an opposing end forming a head that is wider than the body of the strap. One head has a single transverse slit formed therein and the other head has two parallel transverse slits formed therein, each of the slits being slightly wider than the body of the strap. In use, the free end of each strap member is drawn through the slit(s) in the head of the opposing strap member, and the free ends of the strap members are attached to the cap, visor, bag, or other article bearing the adjustable strap. The strap is preferably made from neoprene and encased in nylon fabric. | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110283440 | ADJUSTABLE HEADWEAR - There is provided headwear comprising, a crown defining an opening for receiving a head of a wearer, an actuator configured to receive an application of a force, and a force transmission member coupled to the actuator. The actuator is configured to effect, when a head is received within the crown, and relative to the head received within the crown, a change in disposition of the force transmission member to any one of a plurality of conditions in response to an application of force to the actuator, wherein, in at least one of the plurality of conditions, an operative surface of the force transmission member is bearing against a surface fraction of the head received within the crown. The surface fraction of the head extends substantially continuously from: a point within a first distance of about two inches from a first temple reference plane defined by one of the temples of one side of the head and rearwardly towards the rear of the head, about the rear of the head and towards the other side of the head, and to a point within a second distance of about two inches from a second temple reference plane defined by the other one of the temples of the other side of the head, wherein the first distance is measured along an axis normal to the first reference plane and wherein the second distance is measured along an axis normal to the second reference plane, hi each one of the at least one of the plurality of conditions where the operative surface is bearing against a surface fraction of a head received within the crown, the bearing of the operative surface against the surface fraction of the head is limited to a surface fraction disposed rearwardly of the forehead. | 11-24-2011 |
| 002195300 | Elastic portion | 4 |
| 20080216210 | Flexible cap band with logo - A logo attached to a flexible band can be discerned by customers is provided by the present invention to improve the defects of the conventional flexible cap bands, which could not be furnished with a logo. The flexible band | 09-11-2008 |
| 20080235852 | Headwear having flexible headband - The present invention relates an improved shape of headwear, more particularly, to a headwear capable of adjusting automatically a size according to a size of user's head without a separate size adjusting device and maintaining continuously a shape of a main body of the headwear. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20140053317 | Adjustable Cap - An adjustable cap includes a top portion, a visor, and an adjustable elastic band. The top portion is generally hemispherical, but may be other shapes, for example, cylindrical or mostly hemispherical, and protects the wearer's head from the sun, wind, dust and the like. There is an open area in the rear of the top portion facilitating adjustment. The adjustable elastic band is attached around a bottom edge of the top portion and an adjusting portion of the adjustable elastic band resides at the base of the open area. The adjustable elastic band includes an elastic portion sequentially apart from the adjusting portion to provide a comfortable fit to the wearer. The elastic portion may be two elastic side portions connected by a non-elastic portion residing at a base of the visor. The adjustable portion may include snaps, buttons, a buckle, or hook and loop fasteners. | 02-27-2014 |
| 002195400 | With cooperating mechanical coupling | 1 |
| 20160021961 | ELASTIC SIZING MECHANISM - Embodiments are disclosed for headwear comprising a crown including a cap, and a size-adjusting mechanism extending around a portion of a perimeter of the cap and adapted to selectively adjust a size of the cap. The size-adjusting mechanism may comprise a first tab including a plurality of holes, and a second tab including a plurality of snaps configured to engage with the plurality of holes of the first tab, at least one of the first tab and the second tab being coupled to the perimeter of the cap via an elastic portion attached to a terminal end of a rigid portion of that tab. | 01-28-2016 |
| 002195500 | Having shape retaining internal form (e.g., plate, wire frame, etc.) | 7 |
| 20080295223 | Crown of waterproof cap - The present invention is aimed to provide a crown for waterproof cap. The crown ( | 12-04-2008 |
| 20150096104 | Shape-maintenance cap - Disclosed is a shape-maintenance cap which has features in that the exterior of a cap transformed by an external impact can be recovered to its original shape. The present invention comprises a body part of a cap formed of at least one molded sheet and a brim part which is attached to a front side of the body part, by which it is possible to maintain the shape of a cap without using a shape-maintenance member like a wire or something. | 04-09-2015 |
| 20150335085 | Hat Shaping Assembly - A hat shaping assembly for being inserted into a hat such that the hat is retained in a round shape includes a panel that may be removably coupled to the hat. The panel is positionable within an interior of the hat so the panel is coextensive with a bill of the hat. A top edge of the panel curves downwardly toward each end of the panel. The panel is wing shaped. | 11-26-2015 |
| 002195600 | For visor | 4 |
| 20100011485 | Environmentally-Friendly Visor Stiffening Member and Manufacturing Method Thereof - An environmentally-friendly visor stiffening member and a manufacturing method thereof may provide a smoothly curved shape without using an environmentally-bad plastic material and being easily sewn. The environmentally-friendly visor stiffening member is sandwiched with at least one fabric piece layer, an adhesive resin layer disposed under the fabric piece layer, and a pulp or cellulose board layer disposed under the fabric piece layer via the adhesive resin layer. With this structure, the visor portion may have a smoothly curved shape even though it is not made of an environmentally-bad synthetic resin material, it may not be easily ruptured even if excessive force is applied thereto, and it may be easily sewn to provide a beautiful aesthetic appearance. | 01-21-2010 |
| 20110302696 | Cap Bill Plate with Multiple Layers and Cap Using the Same - The present invention relates to a cap bill plate having multiple-layers. The multiple layer of the cap bill plate includes three layers, a first layer, a second layer, and a third layer. The first layer includes a reflective layer thereby providing greater visibility. Since the second layer is totally foamed so as to reduce its weight, the cap wearer will feel better comfort. Besides, the third layer includes a moldable material which allows itself to be shaped in any desired structure. | 12-15-2011 |
| 20130117906 | Headwear | 05-16-2013 |
| 20130232664 | MILITARY HAT CONSTRUCTION - A military or uniform hat comprising a frame having an annular headband and visor connected thereto. A stay is connected to the frame and extends outwardly, above the visor so as to at least partially define a frontal portion of the hat. The stay includes an elongated channel formed rearward of a front face of the stay and structured to enclose and support at least a portion of the length of a grommet used to support an at least partially configure a cover of the hat. The stay includes an at least partially smooth, substantially uninterrupted front surface and oppositely disposed open ends of the channel cooperatively configured to eliminate or significantly reduce the possibility of any unsightly deformations, protrusions, etc. observable on the portion of the cover overlying the stay and/or frontal portion of the military hat. | 09-12-2013 |
