A harness for securely wearing a hydration scarf while walking, jogging, or running, and for extending the time that a beverage in the hydration scarf remains cool. The harness has straps that secure the hydration scarf to the person wearing it, even while engaged in vigorous activity. The harness also has an insulating layer and an insulating sleeve that substantially slow the transfer of body heat into the hydration scarf. Pockets can be included for holding freezer packs in direct contact with the hydration scarf to chill the beverage. The combined effect of the insulating elements that limit heat flow from the wearer's body to the beverage, and the freezer packs that pull heat out of the beverage, is to keep the beverage at a temperature which is cooler than room temperature, and therefore more refreshing and better tasting than a beverage at room temperature.

A hydration scarf is provided to contain a beverage and be worn around the neck so as to make consumption of the beverage very convenient. The hydration scarf can be disposable and can be sold pre-filled. The hydration scarf can have a drinking straw assembly or can have a fluid port for receiving a re-usable drinking straw assembly. The hydration scarf includes a U-shaped container portion including: a first hanging portion, a curved portion, a second hanging portion, and a fluid port. Both the first hanging portion and the second hanging portion have at least one connection tab. The drinking straw assembly includes: a drinking straw, and a port connector. Also included is an internal tube assembly including: a first uptake tube, a second uptake tube, and a three-way connector in fluid communication with the fluid port, and directly connected to the first uptake tube and the second uptake tube.

A hydration scarf is provided to contain a beverage and be worn around the neck so as to make consumption of the beverage very convenient. The hydration scarf can be disposable and can be sold pre-filled. The hydration scarf can have a drinking straw assembly or can have a fluid port for receiving a re-usable drinking straw assembly. The hydration scarf includes a U-shaped container portion including: a first hanging portion, a curved portion, a second hanging portion, and a fluid port. Both the first hanging portion and the second hanging portion have at least one connection tab. The drinking straw assembly includes: a drinking straw, and a port connector. Also included is an internal tube assembly including: a first uptake tube, a second uptake tube, and a three-way connector in fluid communication with the fluid port, and directly connected to the first uptake tube and the second uptake tube.

A travel garment accessory comprises a head portion to be worn on or over the head of the user, the head portion having a back wall, side walls and an open front area. Further, garment accessory comprises a pair of lateral privacy panel portions extending from the side walls and adjacent the open front area so that at least one of the lateral privacy panel portions forms a privacy barrier for the face of the user.

The present invention relates generally to the field of headwear. More specifically, the present invention relates to a bonnet and scarf combination device that features fasteners for an improved securement mechanism. The bonnet comprises a headband fixed around the perimeter of the bonnet's opening and may also feature fasteners on the top surface of the bonnet. At least one scarf accompanies the bonnet which also comprises fasteners. When deployed for use, the scarfs may be wrapped around a user's head and the bonnet may be attached to the scarfs. Accordingly, the present disclosure makes specific reference thereto. Nonetheless, it is to be appreciated that aspects of the present invention are also equally applicable to other like applications, devices and methods of manufacture.

A transfigurable trapezoid-shaped face mask comprised of cloth-like material, the top end of which fits over the nose and across the face to the helix of each ear of a wearer, its length extends past the face of a wearer, and its bottom end is wide enough to be secured at the back base of the neck of a wearer. The face mask can be converted and transitioned easily between several different positions and has a securing mechanism that is worn over a wearer's ear and secured at the back of the head.

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a neck gaiter having a chewing surface attached to a part of the neck gaiter. The gaiter is designed for individuals on the Autism Spectrum who chew objects to satisfy their self-stimulatory behavior needs. This is a form of self-stimulation can relieve anxiety, reduce fear and combat sensory overload. The gaiter is sized and proportioned to encompass the neck of the individual who will be wearing the gaiter. A chewing surface is attached to a central region of the gaiter. The chewing surface is made of non-toxic, tasteless material that does not erode during the chewing process, such rubber, plastic, silicone, a combination thereof. The chewing surface may comprise a plurality of indentations or protrusions to produce a textured surface.

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a neck gaiter having a chewing surface attached to a part of the neck gaiter. The gaiter is designed for individuals on the Autism Spectrum who chew objects to satisfy their self-stimulatory behavior needs. This is a form of self-stimulation can relieve anxiety, reduce fear and combat sensory overload. The gaiter is sized and proportioned to encompass the neck of the individual who will be wearing the gaiter. A chewing surface is attached to a central region of the gaiter. The chewing surface is made of non-toxic, tasteless material that does not erode during the chewing process, such rubber, plastic, silicone, a combination thereof. The chewing surface may comprise a plurality of indentations or protrusions to produce a textured surface.

A headwrap providing mounting a ponytail defined by a stretchable sleeve received over a wearer's head and down onto his or her neck, and able to be attached to the headwrap.

A head garment, which may comprise a nose covering portion, a head covering portion, and/or a neck covering portion. The nose covering portion may comprise a nose bridge portion, an upper lip portion, and a throughhole The head covering portion may be affixed to the nose covering portion and positioned to, when the head garment is worn by a user, cover the user's forehead and the back of the user's head. The neck covering portion may comprise an upper edge with a fastener portion that is configured to engage with a corresponding fastener portion on the lower edge of the nose covering portion, to releasably affix the lower edge of the nose covering portion to the upper edge of the neck covering portion, and disengage from the corresponding fastener portion on the lower edge of the nose covering portion, to form a mouth opening between the two edges.