A wall mounted baseball-style cap holder (or cap clip) that supports the cap the apex of its crown proximate a button (if the cap is so equipped) is described. The clip comprises a base plate including a flat rear surface, which may have a layer of pressure sensitive adhesive attached thereto, and upper and lower spaced arcuate plate-like protrusions that extend generally orthogonally from the base plate. The holder is configured to be mounted to a wall or other substantially vertical surface typically by way of an adhesive or double sided tape, which may or may not be provided with the holder.

A means of representing improved form of wig holding assembly which is made of high quality and light weight plastic and is easy to assemble and take apart. The assembly is suitable for all types of hair and can be stacked which allow for holding multiple wigs in vertical narrow space up to 3 wigs at any point of time. The assembly can be mounted side by side or in any combination horizontally or vertically. The light weight material and simple breakdown of the parts of holder improve the provision of portability. The wig holder can be hung anywhere which can be back of door or inside closet with or without hangers

A baseball cap storage device for storing and displaying baseball caps includes a base and a shell. A first mold and an end plate are engaged to and extend from an upper face of the base proximate to a first and second ends of the base, respectively. A second mold is slidably attached to the base and is selectively positionable between the first mold and the end plate. A biaser is attached to the end plate and biases the second mold toward the first mold. The first mold abuts a concave face of a plurality of baseball caps, which are folded and nested. The second mold abuts a convex face of the plurality of baseball caps to fixedly position the plurality of baseball caps between the first and second molds. A shell, which has an open bottom, is selectively positionable upon the base to cover the plurality of baseball caps.

A baseball cap storage device for storing and displaying baseball caps includes a base and a shell. A first mold and an end plate are engaged to and extend from an upper face of the base proximate to a first and second ends of the base, respectively. A second mold is slidably attached to the base and is selectively positionable between the first mold and the end plate. A biaser is attached to the end plate and biases the second mold toward the first mold. The first mold abuts a concave face of a plurality of baseball caps, which are folded and nested. The second mold abuts a convex face of the plurality of baseball caps to fixedly position the plurality of baseball caps between the first and second molds. A shell, which has an open bottom, is selectively positionable upon the base to cover the plurality of baseball caps.

A device for washing and drying a wig is provided. The wig washing and drying device includes a wig pod having a front facing dome member extending from a base. The dome member includes a generally curved front facing portion and an opposing flat side that is rear facing, wherein an arm extends from the flat side and connects with the base at a central region of the base. A bracket housing extends from a rear side of the base, wherein the bracket housing is removably securable to a vertical surface via a fastener, such as a suction cup. The wig pod can be placed in a shower and attached to a wall of the shower, such that the dome member can receive a wig thereon. Once received on the dome member, the wig can be easily washed while remaining suspended from the wig pod and remain suspended to dry.

The present invention is directed towards providing a device for displaying and demonstrating hair switches. The device is useful for showing the benefits and effects of hair products on the hair in an aesthetical pleasing manner. The device can be readily assembled and disassembled for efficient storage and transportation and it enables a rapid attachment and removal of a hair switch for efficient product evaluation, display and demonstration.

A storage system for holding garments and other items is provided. The storage system can include a storage unit and at least one hanger. The hanger can be inserted into a hanger pocket provided on the sidewall of the storage unit and used to hang the storage system from a hanging rod. The storage unit includes one or more compartments defined by sidewall panels and an overlapping panel connected to and overlapping part of one of the sidewall panels. The sidewall panel and the overlapping panel can form the hanger pocket with a lower opening and an upper opening. The lower opening is sized to allow the hanger to be inserted into the pocket. The upper opening is sized to allow the hook of the hanger to extend from the pocket. When the hanger is inserted into the pocket, the storage system can be hung from a storage rod.

A storage rack device for storing, shaping, and displaying baseball caps includes a bottom plate, a top plate, and a pair of rods. The rods are coupled to and extend between the bottom plate and the top plate. The rods are opposingly positioned proximate to a lower circumference of the top plate and extend in parallel to the bottom plate. The pair of rods is configured to selectively insert a bill of a cap to couple the cap to the pair of rods so that the bill is selectively positionable in a curved configuration and a flat configuration.

A storage rack device for storing, shaping, and displaying baseball caps includes a bottom plate, a top plate, and a pair of rods. The rods are coupled to and extend between the bottom plate and the top plate. The rods are opposingly positioned proximate to a lower circumference of the top plate and extend in parallel to the bottom plate. The pair of rods is configured to selectively insert a bill of a cap to couple the cap to the pair of rods so that the bill is selectively positionable in a curved configuration and a flat configuration.

A collapsible wig stand. The collapsible wig stand includes a base having a wire thereon. The wire is coiled about an axis perpendicular to the base and can move between an extended position and a collapsed position. A shroud is affixed to a perimeter of the base about the wire, wherein the shroud is designed to mimic the appearance of a human head, such that a wig can be placed thereon.