A support system is attachable to a seatback of a seat, via a pair of strut holders attached to the seatback. A headrest is attachable to the headrest via the strut holders. The support system operatively supports an accessory, relative to the seatback, via an attachment assembly. The attachment assembly includes a base member and a cover mount. The base member includes a base mount and a support flange. Portions of the base mount are operatively disposed between the support surface and each strut holder. The flange is configured to support the accessory, relative to the seatback. The cover mount is disposed in overlapping relationship with, and secured to, the base mount, such that each strut holder is sandwiched between the base mount and the cover mount, such that each strut holder is retained therebetween and the support system is operatively supported relative to the seatback.

A cushion including a pillow portion useable for supporting the head of a user of the cushion and an elongate trunk portion that extends away from the pillow portion and which is usable for supporting the chin of the user. Wherein the pillow portion is shaped so that it is useable to extend from at least a position on the back of the neck of a user whose head is being supported by the pillow portion that is less than three centimeters from the mid-point of the back of the neck to at least a position where it contacts an ear of the user, and wherein in this use of the pillow portion the trunk portion extends away from the pillow portion towards the chin of the user.

A cushion including a pillow portion useable for supporting the head of a user of the cushion and an elongate trunk portion that extends away from the pillow portion and which is usable for supporting the chin of the user. Wherein the pillow portion is shaped so that it is useable to extend from at least a position on the back of the neck of a user whose head is being supported by the pillow portion that is less than three centimeters from the mid-point of the back of the neck to at least a position where it contacts an ear of the user, and wherein in this use of the pillow portion the trunk portion extends away from the pillow portion towards the chin of the user.

An apparatus for use with a seating region having a seat portion and a back portion includes at least one cushioned body which is securable to components of the seating region of a vehicle, bed, couch or sofa for the purpose of securing the at least one body in a stationary relationship with respect to the seating region or for providing a comfortable surface against which an occupant of the seating region may rest. The apparatus is well-suited for use as a partition between the areas of two adjacent seating regions of a vehicle or between a seating region within which an occupant is seated and an adjacent door of the vehicle.

A HANS (head-and-neck support) device includes: a fixing frame for installing on a head support of a vehicle seat; a rotary arm connected pivotally to the fixing frame and having a curved extension portion such that the rotary arm is rotatable limitedly to a predetermine angle with respect to the fixing frame, where the rotary arm extends perpendicularly from the fixing frame: and a soft pillow including a flexible cushion sheath sleeved over a curved extension portion of the rotary arm and an externally enclosing sheath sleeved around the cushion sheath; wherein, when the rotary arm is rotated to a position to abut against the fixing frame, the soft pillow is used for supporting the neck of a user and when the rotary arm is rotated to the predetermined angle, the soft pillow is used for supporting a lateral side of the user's head.

A HANS (head-and-neck support) device includes: a fixing frame for installing on a head support of a vehicle seat; a rotary arm connected pivotally to the fixing frame and having a curved extension portion such that the rotary arm is rotatable limitedly to a predetermine angle with respect to the fixing frame, where the rotary arm extends perpendicularly from the fixing frame: and a soft pillow including a flexible cushion sheath sleeved over a curved extension portion of the rotary arm and an externally enclosing sheath sleeved around the cushion sheath; wherein, when the rotary arm is rotated to a position to abut against the fixing frame, the soft pillow is used for supporting the neck of a user and when the rotary arm is rotated to the predetermined angle, the soft pillow is used for supporting a lateral side of the user's head.

A head rest apparatus for cradling and supporting a head of a sitting passenger in a seat is provided. The seat has a seat portion and a backrest portion extending from the seat portion. The head rest apparatus comprises a strap securable about the backrest portion of the seat. A first head rest assembly is slidably securable to the strap and a second head rest assembly is slidably securable to the strap. The first head rest assembly and the second head rest assembly offer the passenger a full measure of support and comfort.

A head rest apparatus for cradling and supporting a head of a sitting passenger in a seat is provided. The seat has a seat portion and a backrest portion extending from the seat portion. The head rest apparatus comprises a strap securable about the backrest portion of the seat. A first head rest assembly is slidably securable to the strap and a second head rest assembly is slidably securable to the strap. The first head rest assembly and the second head rest assembly offer the passenger a full measure of support and comfort.

A headrest assembly for a vehicle seat includes a front panel with a base portion and a support portion. A rear panel includes a base portion and a support portion. A support member includes first and second legs that are interconnected by an upper cross member. First and second support wings are coupled to the first and second legs of the support member and outwardly extend therefrom. The base portion of the front panel couples to a front side of the first and second support wings. The base portion of the rear panel couples to a rear side of the first and second support wings. The support wings are overmolded to the support member along with one or more attachment features to interconnect the front and rear panels to one another around the support member.