The present invention provides a head mounted device. Said head mounted device includes a visual reality helmet (1), a control section (2), a transmission line (4) and a head band portion. Said visual reality helmet (1) includes a mask proximate to user's face and a display screen in front of the mask. The control section (2) is connected with the visual reality helmet (1) as a whole via the transmission line (4), in order to control the operation of the head mounted device. The head band portion is intended to mount this visual reality helmet (1) onto the head of a user. By providing a control section (2) to be connected with the visual reality helmet (1), the head mounted device disclosed herein does not need to connect with other peripheral devices and thus enhance the portability and the compatibility thereof. In preferred embodiments, by providing a microphone (10) and a camera module so as to enhance the man-machine interaction capability of the head mounted device; by providing an earphone seat (3) on the transmission line (4), and by providing a rotatable head band (6) and an adjusting head band which are detachable and adjustable, the comfort of wearing this head mounted device is improved.

The present invention provides a head mounted device. Said head mounted device includes a visual reality helmet (1), a control section (2), a transmission line (4) and a head band portion. Said visual reality helmet (1) includes a mask proximate to user's face and a display screen in front of the mask. The control section (2) is connected with the visual reality helmet (1) as a whole via the transmission line (4), in order to control the operation of the head mounted device. The head band portion is intended to mount this visual reality helmet (1) onto the head of a user. By providing a control section (2) to be connected with the visual reality helmet (1), the head mounted device disclosed herein does not need to connect with other peripheral devices and thus enhance the portability and the compatibility thereof. In preferred embodiments, by providing a microphone (10) and a camera module so as to enhance the man-machine interaction capability of the head mounted device; by providing an earphone seat (3) on the transmission line (4), and by providing a rotatable head band (6) and an adjusting head band which are detachable and adjustable, the comfort of wearing this head mounted device is improved.

A piece of apparel comprises a hooded garment, a cap having a front, and a securing system associated with the hood of the hooded garment. The securing system comprises a band that contacts the front of the cap and secures the cap to a wearer's head when the hood is up and that secures the cap within the hood with the hood is down. The band extends from one side of the interior of the hood, across the front of the cap and to the other side of the interior of the hood. The band can comprise an elastic portion so that the band compresses the front of the cap when in use.

A piece of apparel comprises a hooded garment, a cap having a front, and a securing system associated with the hood of the hooded garment. The securing system comprises a band that contacts the front of the cap and secures the cap to a wearer's head when the hood is up and that secures the cap within the hood with the hood is down. The band extends from one side of the interior of the hood, across the front of the cap and to the other side of the interior of the hood. The band can comprise an elastic portion so that the band compresses the front of the cap when in use.

Embodiments are disclosed for a clasp configured to accommodate a strap of a piece of headwear, including a top loop having a catch end at a first side of the clasp, the top loop including a top portion that extends from a second side of the clasp to the first side along a horizontal axis of the clasp, the catch end extending from the top portion along an s-shaped curve to form a tip of the catch end; a bottom loop coupled to the top loop via a common middle portion, a top surface of the common middle portion having a lip; and a depression at the top loop on the second side, a thinnest part of the top loop at the second side of the clasp being formed by the depression.

Embodiments are disclosed for a clasp configured to accommodate a strap of a piece of headwear, including a top loop having a catch end at a first side of the clasp, the top loop including a top portion that extends from a second side of the clasp to the first side along a horizontal axis of the clasp, the catch end extending from the top portion along an s-shaped curve to form a tip of the catch end; a bottom loop coupled to the top loop via a common middle portion, a top surface of the common middle portion having a lip; and a depression at the top loop on the second side, a thinnest part of the top loop at the second side of the clasp being formed by the depression.

A chinstrap harness for a safety helmet, the chinstrap harness comprising first and second elongate side sections of flexible material (12a, 12b, 12c), each side section having a first end and an opposing second end, wherein said first end comprises means (3a, 3b) to connect said chinstrap harness to a safety helmet, and the opposing second end of each side section includes means (1) for releasably coupling said side sections adjacent a user's face. In use, said first side section (12b, 12c) incorporating along its length, and intermediate its first and second ends, a safety device (10) coupled across a break in said second side section (12b, 12c), said safety device (10) being selectively configurable between a first configuration, in which said safety device is free to release when a tensile force applied to said chinstrap harness exceeds a first predetermined threshold, and a second configuration, in which it can sustain, without releasing, a tensile force of at least a second predetermined threshold, said second predetermined threshold being greater than said first predetermined threshold.

A chinstrap harness for a safety helmet, the chinstrap harness comprising first and second elongate side sections of flexible material (12a, 12b, 12c), each side section having a first end and an opposing second end, wherein said first end comprises means (3a, 3b) to connect said chinstrap harness to a safety helmet, and the opposing second end of each side section includes means (1) for releasably coupling said side sections adjacent a user's face. In use, said first side section (12b, 12c) incorporating along its length, and intermediate its first and second ends, a safety device (10) coupled across a break in said second side section (12b, 12c), said safety device (10) being selectively configurable between a first configuration, in which said safety device is free to release when a tensile force applied to said chinstrap harness exceeds a first predetermined threshold, and a second configuration, in which it can sustain, without releasing, a tensile force of at least a second predetermined threshold, said second predetermined threshold being greater than said first predetermined threshold.

The invention of the present application relates to an apparatus fixed to the face. Particularly, the present invention relates to an apparatus which is fixed to the face by bringing, in close contact with a specific part of the face, at least one from among a mask, hat, helmet, portable sound equipment, glasses or goggles, eye patch, VR device, chin strap and cosmetic facial mask.

Disclosed is a garment for a head of a wearer including an outer liner and an inner liner. The outer liner has an interior and an exterior each bounded by an outer edge and further includes a first material. The outer liner is configured to form a cap such that the outer liner at least partially envelops the head of the wearer. The inner liner includes a body bounded by an inner edge and a second material, different than the first material. The inner edge of the inner liner is coupled to the interior of the outer liner at one or more locations proximate to the outer edge. The body of the inner liner is configured to translate relative to the interior of the outer liner such that the inner liner at least partially separates the head of the wearer from the outer liner when the garment is in use.