The present invention relates generally to a cap with an exchangeable visor, and more specifically to a cap with an exchangeable visor, the cap having a cap body configured to surround the head of a person and a cap visor configured to be selectively coupled to and separated from one side of the cap body, the cap including: a rail part configured to be formed on the outer circumferential surface of the bottom of the cap body; a coupling part configured to be coupled to the visor to surround one side of the visor; and a fastening groove part configured to be coupled to one side of the coupling part, and to be engaged with the rail part in a sliding manner.

The present invention relates generally to a cap with an exchangeable visor, and more specifically to a cap with an exchangeable visor, the cap having a cap body configured to surround the head of a person and a cap visor configured to be selectively coupled to and separated from one side of the cap body, the cap including: a rail part configured to be formed on the outer circumferential surface of the bottom of the cap body; a coupling part configured to be coupled to the visor to surround one side of the visor; and a fastening groove part configured to be coupled to one side of the coupling part, and to be engaged with the rail part in a sliding manner.

An apparatus includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion generally comprises a channel feature. The second portion generally comprises a rib feature. The rib feature is generally configured to fit within the channel feature.

An apparatus includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion generally comprises a channel feature. The second portion generally comprises a rib feature. The rib feature is generally configured to fit within the channel feature.

A hat having a crown and a brim supports mounting of a variety of attachment devices for carrying personal items on the head of a wearer that would otherwise be carried in a pocket or handbag. Attachment devices include, but are not limited to, a variety of loops, belts, rings, cords and pockets. The selection of attachment devices and their placement may be determined by a manufacturer of the hat or customizable for or by a specific wearer. Where the crown is removably attached to the brim by fasteners, attachment devices mounted on the crown conveniently remain intact through a change from one brim to another. Attachment devices may be used to develop or enhance the ornamental appearance of the hat for a fashion statement, especially when incorporated with crown-brim fasteners, and particularly with a cowboy style hat.

A hat having a crown and a brim supports mounting of a variety of attachment devices for carrying personal items on the head of a wearer that would otherwise be carried in a pocket or handbag. Attachment devices include, but are not limited to, a variety of loops, belts, rings, cords and pockets. The selection of attachment devices and their placement may be determined by a manufacturer of the hat or customizable for or by a specific wearer. Where the crown is removably attached to the brim by fasteners, attachment devices mounted on the crown conveniently remain intact through a change from one brim to another. Attachment devices may be used to develop or enhance the ornamental appearance of the hat for a fashion statement, especially when incorporated with crown-brim fasteners, and particularly with a cowboy style hat.

A handle headgear secures handles and straps to the head of a wearer so that a child riding on the back of the wearer can grab the handles and strap for support. The handle headgear may provide frame strapping for supporting the handles and straps, wherein the frame strapping can be anchored to the head of wearer with chin straps provided by the frame strapping. A substructure may be joined to the frame strapping for further securing the handles and straps.

A handle headgear secures handles and straps to the head of a wearer so that a child riding on the back of the wearer can grab the handles and strap for support. The handle headgear may provide frame strapping for supporting the handles and straps, wherein the frame strapping can be anchored to the head of wearer with chin straps provided by the frame strapping. A substructure may be joined to the frame strapping for further securing the handles and straps.

An illustrative hat apparatus includes a bill with a top bill face and a back bill edge attached to crown with a crown edge. The back bill edge is attached to the crown edge and to form a border. A pincushion rope with a first rope end and a second rope end is placed on the top bill face and the first rope end and the second rope end are attached to the crown near the bill. Another illustrative hat apparatus includes a bill with a top bill face and a back bill edge where the back bill edge is attached to the crown edge to form a border. A pincushion rope is placed on the top bill face forming a ring around the border.

An illustrative hat apparatus includes a bill with a top bill face and a back bill edge attached to crown with a crown edge. The back bill edge is attached to the crown edge and to form a border. A pincushion rope with a first rope end and a second rope end is placed on the top bill face and the first rope end and the second rope end are attached to the crown near the bill. Another illustrative hat apparatus includes a bill with a top bill face and a back bill edge where the back bill edge is attached to the crown edge to form a border. A pincushion rope is placed on the top bill face forming a ring around the border.