The present disclosure provides an exemplary for a temperature control apparatus (TCA) that may be applied under variations of headwear to keep the head and overall body temperature cooler. In some implementations, the cooling material may be stored in a secondary temperature control system to keep the cooling materials as cool as possible and as durable as possible. In some embodiments, different TCA may exist for different types of headwear and usages by the user.

The present disclosure provides an exemplary for a temperature control apparatus (TCA) that may be applied under variations of headwear to keep the head and overall body temperature cooler. In some implementations, the cooling material may be stored in a secondary temperature control system to keep the cooling materials as cool as possible and as durable as possible. In some embodiments, different TCA may exist for different types of headwear and usages by the user.

This invention relates to attachable personal cooling fans specifically designed to provide several hours of cooling for the user. These units were originally designed for baseball/softball plate umpires for hot weather conditions, however, they could be adapted for other uses. The units are portable and lightweight and can be attached to any facemask.

Embodiments of particle protection headwear apparatuses and use thereof are detailed herein. In general, embodiments of the present invention include a shield and a shroud which couple to, or are partially or wholly integral with, a hat. The shield extends downwardly from the hat and is typically embodied as part of the hat. Further, the shield is designed for a user to be able to look through it. The shroud is coupled to and extends downwardly from the shield and the hat. The shroud extends entirely around a perimeter of the hat to form a breathable barrier between particles and the user's head. The shroud may be removeable from the shield and washable.

Embodiments of particle protection headwear apparatuses and use thereof are detailed herein. In general, embodiments of the present invention include a shield and a shroud which couple to, or are partially or wholly integral with, a hat. The shield extends downwardly from the hat and is typically embodied as part of the hat. Further, the shield is designed for a user to be able to look through it. The shroud is coupled to and extends downwardly from the shield and the hat. The shroud extends entirely around a perimeter of the hat to form a breathable barrier between particles and the user's head. The shroud may be removeable from the shield and washable.

The present invention is directed to earmuffs, and is intended to allow for hot packs to be used, thereby improving the effect of protecting ear regions from cold and a cold wave in the winter season. In order to achieve this, the present invention provides earmuffs (10) including a pair of ear covers (11) and a band (12) configured to connect the ear covers (11), wherein reception slots (13) through which hot packs (20) configured to generate heat are inserted and stored are formed in the ear covers (11), respectively.

The present invention is directed to earmuffs, and is intended to allow for hot packs to be used, thereby improving the effect of protecting ear regions from cold and a cold wave in the winter season. In order to achieve this, the present invention provides earmuffs (10) including a pair of ear covers (11) and a band (12) configured to connect the ear covers (11), wherein reception slots (13) through which hot packs (20) configured to generate heat are inserted and stored are formed in the ear covers (11), respectively.

Easy-fitting chemotherapeutic coif worn under, and configured to function in association with, the cooling-fluid circulating (heat-exchanging) cap of a scalp-cooling device or system. Finlike protrusions from left and right temporal pieces of the coif are furnished with hook-and-loop fasteners that oppose counterpart hook-and-loop fasteners furnished on left and right sides of the outer surface of a nape-covering section of the coif. Fitting the heat-exchanging cap over the coif on a wearer's head connects the opposing the hook-and-loop fasteners to fit the coif to the wearer's head dimensions, and firmly cover the nape. A handle is provided on an edge portion of a frontal section of the coif, and with the heat-exchanging cap in place may be tugged on by the wearer to pull out any wrinkles in the coif to eliminate any gap between the coif and the heat-exchanging cap.

Easy-fitting chemotherapeutic coif worn under, and configured to function in association with, the cooling-fluid circulating (heat-exchanging) cap of a scalp-cooling device or system. Finlike protrusions from left and right temporal pieces of the coif are furnished with hook-and-loop fasteners that oppose counterpart hook-and-loop fasteners furnished on left and right sides of the outer surface of a nape-covering section of the coif. Fitting the heat-exchanging cap over the coif on a wearer's head connects the opposing the hook-and-loop fasteners to fit the coif to the wearer's head dimensions, and firmly cover the nape. A handle is provided on an edge portion of a frontal section of the coif, and with the heat-exchanging cap in place may be tugged on by the wearer to pull out any wrinkles in the coif to eliminate any gap between the coif and the heat-exchanging cap.

A hair wrap envelopes the hair. The hair wrap comprises a cap portion, a pouch, and side walls. The cap portion has at least one attachment means. At least two elongated ties located on opposite sides of the side walls are adapted to be twisted for securing the wrap on the user's head. A material loop is located on a back base of the pouch to hold the ties in place. An attachment means located on a bottom edge of the pouch mates with the attachment means of the cap portion. A crown material loop located on the top section is adapted to hold the pouch after the pouch is twisted and lifted toward the top section. The pouch is adapted to be worn in a variety of styles, including to lay untwisted when the wrap is in an extended position, and twisted and lifted upward when the wrap is in a wrapped position.