A convertible hat is disclosed. The convertible hat of the present invention comprises: a band (110) coupled to the head of a user; and a brim (120) provided horizontally in a certain area on the front surface of the band (110) to block sunlight. Furthermore, the convertible hat of the present invention preferably includes a pair of shape transformation crowns (130, 130a) that each have one end coupled to the band (110) and the other end spread out over the band (110), and are positioned in either a cap position in which the crowns cover the head of the user, or a sun cap position in which the crowns extend from the side surface of the brim (120) to increase the sun blocking area of the brim (120). Accordingly, a single convertible hat can be used by transforming into the two forms of a cap and a sun cap.

A bathing cap/shower cap with a wide band that helps prevent shift and elastic creases in the forehead, and that, without tucking, lifts the hair up and above the hairline and completely off of the face and neck and toward the top of the head where it is protected by a sturdy waterproof material sealed with a snap, cuff, and fasten system that includes magnetic snaps and hook and loop fastening tape.

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.

Reconfigurable headwear includes a scarf and a hood. In another aspect, a scarf of a headwear garment only extends from one side of a hood. Yet another aspect provides a scarf integrally extending from a hood, with a distal end of the scarf wrapping around the hood and with essentially infinite adjustability secured away from a face opening. A further aspect of a hood and single scarf permanently attached to and extending from only one side of the hood, also has a border externally located on the hood adjacent a face opening, with the border having a different material characteristic from a top of the hood but having the same material characteristic has an exterior of the scarf.

A hat having a closure band which is removably attached to the hat is disclosed. The hat may have a sweatband that is sewn in place to the perimeter portion of the hat along the bottom of the perimeter portion as well as at a distance above the bottom portion to create a loop aperture. The sweatband and the closure band may have adjustable fastening devices such as a hook and loop material (e.g., Velcro). The closure band may be removably attached to the hat by adjusting the length to accommodate the circumference of a wearer's head, and may be removable attached onto the hook and loop material on the sweatband. Hence, a wearer may remove and replace the closure band with another closure band having a different color, logo, or material to show support for another sports team.

A customizable cap that includes: a head portion; a removable bill removably attached to the head portion; a top button, wherein the top button removably attaches to the cap; a means to attach the bill to the cap; and a size adjustment strap, where the size adjustment strap is capable of being removed or interchanged. The means to attach the bill and includes hook-and-loop fasteners on the cap and the removable bill. The top button also includes a flexible strap and a locking mechanism for the top button to attach to the cap.

An expandable headband includes an elongated, pleated-fabric cover having two opposing ends, a front edge and a rear edge. The two opposing ends are interconnected with an elastomeric strap for securing the cover over the head as with a conventional headband. To form a sun visor, a wearer pulls an extendable support rod at the front edge to expand the cover beyond the forehead.

An item of apparel includes an upper tubular member and a lower tubular member. A hinge pivotally connects the upper tubular member with the lower tubular member and enables relative rotation of the upper tubular member with respect to the lower tubular member about a pivot axis defined by the hinge.

Apparel in which retractable extensions from a body portion can be selectively engaged in to cover the wearer's face, head, arms or legs. The extension of material is connected to the body portion, and stored within a pocket when it is not in use. When it is needed the wearer reaches into the pocket, and extends the material out of the pocket, engaging it as a useful sleeve, pant leg, face covering, or hood.

A head covering garment comprising two exterior components and a stretchable band. The garment is formed by folding a rectangular stretchable material in half and sewing side edges, except for a small portion which is left unattached, to create a stretchable band. Next, at least two exterior components are then sewn to the top and bottom edge portions of the stretchable material. The exterior components and the stretchable material are pulled through the opening left at the unattached portion in the stretchable material and is finally sewn to form the finished garment. The additional versions of comprise of an opening in the stretchable band, a slip proof material, a storage strap, and a hairline treatment strip insert.