A head cover that can be worn by health care professionals is provided. The head cover includes an anterior portion with a height h, a posterior portion with a height h.sub.2, at least one side portion or panel which may be shaped and sized so as to connect the anterior portion of the head cover and the posterior portion of the head cover, and where the at least one side portion has a contoured section t that forms all or a portion of a bottom edge of the side portion and that is shaped and sized so as to cover the ears, scalp, and sideburns of a user as required by AORN guidelines while also remaining clear of a user's eyes and field of vision.

A device including a crown or dome section having a proximate upper portion, a proximate lower portion, and a proximate bottom end portion, in which the proximate bottom end portion comprises an interior and outer surface area; a ring segment having a plurality of holes or vent in a mesh pattern that is configured to allow airflow or ventilation; an aperture portion that is configured to be operable for allowing the hair to project out an interior of the crown or dome section to generally prevent hat hair; a hem segment that is configured to be operable for preventing hair from snagging and tangling upon the aperture portion; and an interior padding portion configured to cover and pad the interior surface area of the proximate bottom end portion to provide comfort during wear.

A shade hat for helmets that provides shade to a wearer's face, ears, head, neck and shoulders when worn under a variety of helmets, which can receive the straps thereof, enabling the wearer to secure a variety of helmets to the wearer's head in the manner which each helmet was originally intended by its manufacturer, while not hindering or otherwise reducing the impact protection or safety qualities of any one of the variety of helmets being worn therewith. The shade hat for helmets is constructed of breathable, moisture wicking, cooling, and UV protective fabrics and materials to keep the wearer's head cool, to wick moisture away from the wearer's head, to quickly dry the wearer's head and shade hat for helmets, and provide UV protection for the wearer's face, head, neck, and shoulders while wearing with a variety of different types of safety and sporting helmets or while wearing without a helmet.

Embodiments for headwear are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a headwear includes a crown, a chin strap coupled to the crown, the chin strap having a first strap portion and a second strap portion, and a set of fasteners to which one or more different components are configured to removably attach, the set of fasteners including a first fastener positioned on the first strap portion of the chin strap and a second fastener positioned on the second strap portion of the chin strap.

Embodiments for headwear are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a headwear includes a crown, a chin strap coupled to the crown, the chin strap having a first strap portion and a second strap portion, and a set of fasteners to which one or more different components are configured to removably attach, the set of fasteners including a first fastener positioned on the first strap portion of the chin strap and a second fastener positioned on the second strap portion of the chin strap.

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.

Interactive therapeutic devices for wear on a head of a user are provided herein, along with kits including the interactive therapeutic device and an activity book, and methods of using the devices and kits. Contemplated devices comprise a set of attachment points that removably couple with a set of patches via fastener components. The patches can include various types of patches that provide different benefits to the wearer, including style, a scent, a noise, a tactile sensation, protection, and/or the ability to better communicate a feeling and/or a need.

Interactive therapeutic devices for wear on a head of a user are provided herein, along with kits including the interactive therapeutic device and an activity book, and methods of using the devices and kits. Contemplated devices comprise a set of attachment points that removably couple with a set of patches via fastener components. The patches can include various types of patches that provide different benefits to the wearer, including style, a scent, a noise, a tactile sensation, protection, and/or the ability to better communicate a feeling and/or a need.

A new Invention of soft material for protecting the user's face, ears, neck, and shoulders from the sun. Temporarily or permanently attaching soft material to an eyewear retainer, starting from retainer's connection members at each end, and providing shade all the way around user's head. Some types of work and sports are difficult to perform while wearing a brimmed hat, such as operating a crane and shooting a basketball. Also, most of a person's body heat is ventilated through the top of the head. When a sport or work is very strenuous, the user of this new invention will be able to ventilate better from the top of their head. When eyewear is not being used, the new material provides protective storage by wrapping around lenses and temple bars. Additionally, the newly added material to the retainer makes space for speciality advertising. This invention makes life more safe.

A new Invention of soft material for protecting the user's face, ears, neck, and shoulders from the sun. Temporarily or permanently attaching soft material to an eyewear retainer, starting from retainer's connection members at each end, and providing shade all the way around user's head. Some types of work and sports are difficult to perform while wearing a brimmed hat, such as operating a crane and shooting a basketball. Also, most of a person's body heat is ventilated through the top of the head. When a sport or work is very strenuous, the user of this new invention will be able to ventilate better from the top of their head. When eyewear is not being used, the new material provides protective storage by wrapping around lenses and temple bars. Additionally, the newly added material to the retainer makes space for speciality advertising. This invention makes life more safe.