A hat and eye covering combination assembly includes a hat including a crown with a top wall and a perimeter wall extending downwardly from the top wall. A brim is attached to the crown. A panel comprising a flexible material is attached to the hat. The panel is positionable in a stored position within an interior space bounded by the crown or in a deployed position extending outwardly of the interior space. The panel is positionable in front of a person's eyes when in the deployed position to shield the person's eyes from light and distractions. The panel comprises an opaque material.

The shading devices provided within hats and visors currently on the market are limited when the sun is at lower angles from the viewers eyes.

The purpose of this adjustable visor is to provide the user with additional shading that off-the-shelf hats or visors do not currently offer.

The adjustable visor extends as needed td provide the user with additional shading and retracts when additional shading is no longer required.

The additional shading provided by the adjustable visor affords the user greater visibility while outdoors resulting in a more comfortable experience while in the sun.

The UV ray-blocking headwear is adapted to be an apparel item. The UV ray-blocking headwear is adapted to be worn on the head. The UV ray-blocking headwear is a UV blocking sunshield that is attaches to the head such that UV radiation is prevented from reaching the head, ears, or nape of the neck. The UV ray-blocking headwear is attached to a headband that is worn on the head such that a sunshield is raised above the head thereby creating a space for air flow to provide for the comfort of the user. The UV ray-blocking headwear comprises a headband, a plurality of struts and a sunshield.

The present invention relates to a golf hat having an adjustable visor and, more specifically, to a golf hat having an adjustable visor, comprising: a cap (C) worn on a head; a fixed visor (10) extending forward from the cap (C); an adjustable visor (20) which slides toward one side to block sunlight; and a visor cover (30) for supporting the adjustable visor (20), wherein each of both side portions of the bottom of the fixed visor (10) has an iron piece (12) so that sunlight containing a strong ultraviolet ray can be blocked from the side as well as from the front at the time of playing golf in an outdoor field, and a marker or a golf tee including a magnet contacts and is fixed to the iron piece by magnetic force.

The present disclosure provides a hat and a hat brim length adjusting method, which can solve the problem that the hat brim length of the existing sunscreen hats cannot be adjusted in real time. The present hat comprises a hat body and a hat brim which is retractable in length; the hat further comprises a power supply, an adjustment unit and a detection unit; wherein the detection unit is used for detecting relations between a position of the sun and a position of a wearer's face in real time; and the adjustment unit is used for adjusting a length of the hat brim according to the detection result. The hat brim length of the present hat is adjustable, so that the hat not only can block the sun for the wearer but also can provide a good sight angle for the wearer.

A baseball cap having a head portion and a visor wherein the visor is movably between a first position and a second position. The visor of the baseball cap of the present invention is movable between a first position and a second position. In the first position the rearward edge of the visor is adjacent the front of the head portion of the baseball cap. In its second position, the visor has been slidably traversed along the visor extension member so as to be distal to the front of the head portion. The visor is slidably coupled to the visor extension member and is movable to alternate points therealong. The visor has operably coupled thereto a control wire and a control knob that are utilized to return the visor to its first position subsequent being placed in its second position.

A baseball cap having a head portion and a visor wherein the visor is movably between a first position and a second position. The visor of the baseball cap of the present invention is movable between a first position and a second position. In the first position the rearward edge of the visor is adjacent the front of the head portion of the baseball cap. In its second position, the visor has been slidably traversed along the visor extension member so as to be distal to the front of the head portion. The visor is slidably coupled to the visor extension member and is movable to alternate points therealong. The visor has operably coupled thereto a control wire and a control knob that are utilized to return the visor to its first position subsequent being placed in its second position.

An expandable headband includes a hollow annular shell constructed with an expandable but resilient fabric or similar material. The shell encapsulates an expansion mechanism that allows a user to extend a front portion of the shell to form a visor. Accordingly, the annular shell is secured around the head similarly to a conventional headband. To form a sun visor, the wearer grasps and pulls the front portion of the shell to create a cap bill that extends beyond the forehead.

An expandable headband includes a hollow annular shell constructed with an expandable but resilient fabric or similar material. The shell encapsulates an expansion mechanism that allows a user to extend a front portion of the shell to form a visor. Accordingly, the annular shell is secured around the head similarly to a conventional headband. To form a sun visor, the wearer grasps and pulls the front portion of the shell to create a cap bill that extends beyond the forehead.

A head covering including a cranial covering portion having a circumferential perimeter configured to encircle the head of a wearer and a flexible brim extending from the perimeter of the cranial covering portion. The brim extends incompletely around the perimeter of the cranial covering portion and having a depth no greater than 15 cm. The head covering also includes a bill extending from the perimeter of the cranial covering portion. The bill is configured to shade a face of the wearer. The bill is constructed from a rigid, bend-resistant material. The bill has a lower surface that is concave in a vertical plane.