Disclosed are headworn devices, such as hats, with integrated storage features, such as one or more integrated pockets. In preferred embodiments, a headworn device, such as a hat, has an integrated storage feature, such as a pocket, on an interior surface of the headworn device, such as a bottom surface of a top of a crown, or an inwardly directed surface of the wall of the crown. Further in preferred embodiments, the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface provide a recess dimensioned to accommodate an upper portion of a head of a person, and an intersection of the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface establish an edge of a pocket, the pocket having a first layer attached to the intersection and defining a storage volume, and a second layer preventing escape of pocket contents from the pocket during use of the headworn device. Items such as cash, credit cards, identification cards and other valuables can be stored in the pocket not only when the headworn device is not being worn, but also when the headworn device is being worn. Accordingly, items can be carried with the person even if the person is not wearing accessories or other articles of clothing that have pockets. Further, items can be carried without visible pockets and without added bulk.

Disclosed are headworn devices, such as hats, with integrated storage features, such as one or more integrated pockets. In preferred embodiments, a headworn device, such as a hat, has an integrated storage feature, such as a pocket, on an interior surface of the headworn device, such as a bottom surface of a top of a crown, or an inwardly directed surface of the wall of the crown. Further in preferred embodiments, the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface provide a recess dimensioned to accommodate an upper portion of a head of a person, and an intersection of the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface establish an edge of a pocket, the pocket having a first layer attached to the intersection and defining a storage volume, and a second layer preventing escape of pocket contents from the pocket during use of the headworn device. Items such as cash, credit cards, identification cards and other valuables can be stored in the pocket not only when the headworn device is not being worn, but also when the headworn device is being worn. Accordingly, items can be carried with the person even if the person is not wearing accessories or other articles of clothing that have pockets. Further, items can be carried without visible pockets and without added bulk.

A head protection bonnet for wearing under a steel helmet or under a ballistic helmet, having an outer layer, a damping layer at least indirectly adjacent to the outer layer and an inner fabric layer, wherein the outer layer has the following properties: fireproof or flame-retardant and cut-resistant and puncture-resistant.

A head protection bonnet for wearing under a steel helmet or under a ballistic helmet, having an outer layer, a damping layer at least indirectly adjacent to the outer layer and an inner fabric layer, wherein the outer layer has the following properties: fireproof or flame-retardant and cut-resistant and puncture-resistant.

The present invention relates to a water-dripping hat made entirely of silicone, designed to provide a cooling effect to the wearer on hot days or any desired occasion. The hat incorporates a water storage system to maintain a cool internal temperature and ensure softness and comfort. The design allows water to drip down from the top to the bottom of the hat through a series of strategically placed holes. By utilizing gravity, the water touches the wearer's head, delivering a refreshing and cooling sensation. The hat also includes a silicone box that acts as a reservoir, facilitating controlled water flow and storage. Additional comfort is achieved through the use of dri-fit stretchy cloth material and, in some versions, luxurious lambskin leather wrapping.

The present invention relates to a water-dripping hat made entirely of silicone, designed to provide a cooling effect to the wearer on hot days or any desired occasion. The hat incorporates a water storage system to maintain a cool internal temperature and ensure softness and comfort. The design allows water to drip down from the top to the bottom of the hat through a series of strategically placed holes. By utilizing gravity, the water touches the wearer's head, delivering a refreshing and cooling sensation. The hat also includes a silicone box that acts as a reservoir, facilitating controlled water flow and storage. Additional comfort is achieved through the use of dri-fit stretchy cloth material and, in some versions, luxurious lambskin leather wrapping.

A protective headwear liner may include an encasement and a moldable and hardenable material within the encasement. The encasement is deformable to a U-shape while containing the material prior to hardening of the material. The U-shape may have a flat front and two flat sides corresponding to a front and sides of a person's head, respectively, wherein the two flat sides are joined to the flat front by curves. The material is configured to retain the U-shape following hardening of the material.

A protective headwear liner may include an encasement and a moldable and hardenable material within the encasement. The encasement is deformable to a U-shape while containing the material prior to hardening of the material. The U-shape may have a flat front and two flat sides corresponding to a front and sides of a person's head, respectively, wherein the two flat sides are joined to the flat front by curves. The material is configured to retain the U-shape following hardening of the material.

A cap according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a crown part manufactured by connecting a plurality of crown panels, a visor part attached to a lower end of the crown part, and a sweatband part attached to an inner lower end of the crown part, in which two front panels, among the plurality of crown panels, each include a lining panel configured to define an inner side of the crown part, and an outer panel configured to define an outer side of the crown part and be cut out with an area larger than the lining panel, and in which at least two crown panels, which are adjacent to each other among the plurality of crown panels, are connected to each other by first sewing.

A cap according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a crown part manufactured by connecting a plurality of crown panels, a visor part attached to a lower end of the crown part, and a sweatband part attached to an inner lower end of the crown part, in which two front panels, among the plurality of crown panels, each include a lining panel configured to define an inner side of the crown part, and an outer panel configured to define an outer side of the crown part and be cut out with an area larger than the lining panel, and in which at least two crown panels, which are adjacent to each other among the plurality of crown panels, are connected to each other by first sewing.