Disclosed is a hat holding including a first strap having a first end and a second end, a second strap having a first end and a second end, the second strap joined to the first strap, a first ferromagnetic member disposed at the first end of the first strap, a second ferromagnetic member disposed the first end of the second strap, and a hook coupled to the first strap. The first strap and the second strap are configured to be separably joined at their respective first ends by a magnetic attraction between the first ferromagnetic member and the second ferromagnetic member.

Disclosed is a hat holding including a first strap having a first end and a second end, a second strap having a first end and a second end, the second strap joined to the first strap, a first ferromagnetic member disposed at the first end of the first strap, a second ferromagnetic member disposed the first end of the second strap, and a hook coupled to the first strap. The first strap and the second strap are configured to be separably joined at their respective first ends by a magnetic attraction between the first ferromagnetic member and the second ferromagnetic member.

A clamp for headwear and other objects. The clamp includes a movable arm pivotably coupled to a fixed arm, which is coupleable to a surface. An object can be inserted into the gap between the lower ends of the two arms. A spreader element in an extended position maintains the lower ends of the arms spread apart. A spring exerts a force on the upper ends of the arms so as to push the lower ends of the arms together. Insertion of an object into the gap moves the spreader into a withdrawn position, allowing the lower ends of the arms to grip the object. Pushing the upper ends of the arms together releases the object and replaces the spreader element in the extended position.

A clamp for headwear and other objects. The clamp includes a movable arm pivotably coupled to a fixed arm, which is coupleable to a surface. An object can be inserted into the gap between the lower ends of the two arms. A spreader element in an extended position maintains the lower ends of the arms spread apart. A spring exerts a force on the upper ends of the arms so as to push the lower ends of the arms together. Insertion of an object into the gap moves the spreader into a withdrawn position, allowing the lower ends of the arms to grip the object. Pushing the upper ends of the arms together releases the object and replaces the spreader element in the extended position.

A hat retention form includes a base and crown. Joined to the crown in a spoke arrangement are several resilient curved leaves that are each biased to curve away from the base and restrained at their ends under tension by one or more stops each of which functions as a resting surface for a retained hat.

A hat retention form includes a base and crown. Joined to the crown in a spoke arrangement are several resilient curved leaves that are each biased to curve away from the base and restrained at their ends under tension by one or more stops each of which functions as a resting surface for a retained hat.

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 standing hanging-apparatus comprising a standing means for supporting the apparatus on a surface such as the ground, a hanging means for hanging an accessory from the apparatus, a storage means for storing a plurality of electronic devices, and a charging means for charging at least one of the plurality of electronic devices stored in the storage means. The standing means, hanging means, storage means, and charging means can be coupled to an elongated body defining a cavity, and the storage means is coupled such that it is centered over a center of gravity of the apparatus.

An accessory organizer device includes an elongated main body having a plurality of surfaces. A plurality of hooks is secured along one or more surfaces of the main body and can function to engage any number of secondary items such as clothing, jewelry, hats and glasses. The main body includes a layered construction having a rigid core, a padded layer, a decorative layer and a transparent layer. An outer layer is removably secured to the main body and includes a plurality of grommets that are shaped and sized to receive the plurality of hooks.