The present disclosure is directed to a cap to be worn by an individual having a scalp intravenous tube so as to help in maintaining the body temperature of the individual. The cap includes a body, at least one opening and a fastener. The body has a plurality of panels. The at least one opening is formed between the plurality of panels of the body. The fastener is positioned on a portion of at least one of the plurality of panels of the body to connect the plurality of panels of the body so as to attach the body of the cap to a head of an individual.

A VR glasses headband includes a glasses body and a headband body connected with each other. The headband body comprises a first binding strap and a second binding strap; the first binding strap is used for abutting against the back side of a head of a human body, the second binding strap is used for abutting against the top of the head of a human body, the second binding strap is rotatably connected to the first binding strap, the first binding strap is provided with a first adjustment structure for adjusting the length of the first binding strap, and the second binding strap is provided with a second adjustment structure for adjusting the length of the second binding strap; the VR glasses headband provided by the present application has the feature of good wearing comfort, adapting to the wearing requirements of people with different head sizes, and improving wearing comfort.

A VR glasses headband includes a glasses body and a headband body connected with each other. The headband body comprises a first binding strap and a second binding strap; the first binding strap is used for abutting against the back side of a head of a human body, the second binding strap is used for abutting against the top of the head of a human body, the second binding strap is rotatably connected to the first binding strap, the first binding strap is provided with a first adjustment structure for adjusting the length of the first binding strap, and the second binding strap is provided with a second adjustment structure for adjusting the length of the second binding strap; the VR glasses headband provided by the present application has the feature of good wearing comfort, adapting to the wearing requirements of people with different head sizes, and improving wearing comfort.

The present invention provides hats with attachment assemblies allowing them to be detachably secured in an exterior-side out configuration to a belt of medium width worn around the wearer's waist, without requiring the hats to be inverted, reversed, or folded in a complex fashion, and without any need for pockets, linings, zippers or the like. The hats may also be provided with retention members for holding the hats in a simple folded configuration when carried on a belt.

The present invention provides hats with attachment assemblies allowing them to be detachably secured in an exterior-side out configuration to a belt of medium width worn around the wearer's waist, without requiring the hats to be inverted, reversed, or folded in a complex fashion, and without any need for pockets, linings, zippers or the like. The hats may also be provided with retention members for holding the hats in a simple folded configuration when carried on a belt.

A garment including a hood configurable between a non-deployed position and a deployed position and a head engaging-member connected to the hood is disclosed. The head-engaging member may be adapted to be worn around a portion of a user's head when the hood is in the deployed positioned to stabilize the hood and prevent the hood from obstructing a line of sight of the user wearing the garment.

A garment including a hood configurable between a non-deployed position and a deployed position and a head engaging-member connected to the hood is disclosed. The head-engaging member may be adapted to be worn around a portion of a user's head when the hood is in the deployed positioned to stabilize the hood and prevent the hood from obstructing a line of sight of the user wearing the garment.

A head wrap is an apparatus that is used to protect and decorate a user's head. The apparatus includes a head-bracing body, an elastic strip, a first lateral tail, a second lateral tail, a first intermediate tail, a second intermediate tail, a plurality of ornaments, and a ventilation mechanism. The head-bracing body is the primary coverage means for the back of the user's head. The elastic strip connects to the head-bracing body to allow the head-bracing body to expand in order to fit different head sizes. The first lateral tail, second lateral tail, first intermediate tail, and second intermediate tail each connect to the head-bracing body, allowing for coverage of the user's head. The at least one ornament relates to a decorative unit or several units capable of being tied to the first lateral tail, second lateral tail, first intermediate tail, and second intermediate tail as a means of displaying the decorative pattern. The plurality of ventilation holes allows for heat trapped between the present invention and the user's head to escape.

A head wrap is an apparatus that is used to protect and decorate a user's head. The apparatus includes a head-bracing body, an elastic strip, a first lateral tail, a second lateral tail, a first intermediate tail, a second intermediate tail, a plurality of ornaments, and a ventilation mechanism. The head-bracing body is the primary coverage means for the back of the user's head. The elastic strip connects to the head-bracing body to allow the head-bracing body to expand in order to fit different head sizes. The first lateral tail, second lateral tail, first intermediate tail, and second intermediate tail each connect to the head-bracing body, allowing for coverage of the user's head. The at least one ornament relates to a decorative unit or several units capable of being tied to the first lateral tail, second lateral tail, first intermediate tail, and second intermediate tail as a means of displaying the decorative pattern. The plurality of ventilation holes allows for heat trapped between the present invention and the user's head to escape.

Embodiments are disclosed for a clasp including a top loop having a catch end, a bottom loop coupled to the top loop, the catch end positioned above the bottom loop at a first side of the clasp, and a depression at a second side of the clasp, opposite the first side, a thinnest part of the second side of the clasp being formed by the depression.