A headband for VR goggles includes an adjustment mechanism to accommodate a wide variety of users, padding to ensure user comfort, a pivotable goggle holding element to allow the goggles to pivot relative to the user's head and a chin strap fastener to secure the headband to the user's head.

A hairstyle protection assembly includes a bonnet that can be worn over a user's hair when the user is sleeping. The bonnet is comprised of a friction inhibiting material to keep the user's hairstyle intact while the user sleeps. An elastomeric member is integrated into the bonnet to retain the bonnet on the user's head. A first coupler is coupled to the bonnet and a second coupler is coupled to the bonnet. A scarf is provided for wearing around the user's head. A third coupler is integrated into the scarf which releasably engages the first coupler for attaching the scarf to the bonnet. A fourth coupler is integrated into the scarf which releasably engages the second coupler for attaching the scarf to the bonnet for carrying the bonnet in the convention of a bag.

A hairstyle protection assembly includes a bonnet that can be worn over a user's hair when the user is sleeping. The bonnet is comprised of a friction inhibiting material to keep the user's hairstyle intact while the user sleeps. An elastomeric member is integrated into the bonnet to retain the bonnet on the user's head. A first coupler is coupled to the bonnet and a second coupler is coupled to the bonnet. A scarf is provided for wearing around the user's head. A third coupler is integrated into the scarf which releasably engages the first coupler for attaching the scarf to the bonnet. A fourth coupler is integrated into the scarf which releasably engages the second coupler for attaching the scarf to the bonnet for carrying the bonnet in the convention of a bag.

The invention refers to a hat (1) comprising: a main hat portion (2); a brim (3); a band (4); a cord (5) attached to attachment zones (7) and (8); a cord (6) attached to attachment zones (9) and (10); a chin strap member (11) connected to the cord (5); a chin strap member (12) connected to the cord (6); locking members (13) and (14); wherein cords (5) and (6) have a cross section substantially circular; the chin strap members (11) and (12) have a slidable movement along the respective outer surfaces of the respective cords (5) and (6); and the chin strap members (11) and (12) are connectable between locking members (13) and (14) and are further adjustable for positioning beneath the chin of the wearer.

The technical features of the hat (1) allow it to stay on the head of a wearer during the sports practices, specially water sports.

The invention refers to a hat (1) comprising: a main hat portion (2); a brim (3); a band (4); a cord (5) attached to attachment zones (7) and (8); a cord (6) attached to attachment zones (9) and (10); a chin strap member (11) connected to the cord (5); a chin strap member (12) connected to the cord (6); locking members (13) and (14); wherein cords (5) and (6) have a cross section substantially circular; the chin strap members (11) and (12) have a slidable movement along the respective outer surfaces of the respective cords (5) and (6); and the chin strap members (11) and (12) are connectable between locking members (13) and (14) and are further adjustable for positioning beneath the chin of the wearer.

The technical features of the hat (1) allow it to stay on the head of a wearer during the sports practices, specially water sports.

A reusable and adjustable heat-insulating bonnet and a cape combination for use in hair treatment comprising: the bonnet having a heat reflecting inner layer and an outer layer made of a durable and flexible plastic material; a collar protector extending integrally from the lower part of the bonnet; the bonnet having a set of receptacles for receiving press studs located at the top of the cape so that the bonnet and the cape can be releasably attached together; the cape having sleeves located at the front so as to free up arm movement.

A reusable and adjustable heat-insulating bonnet and a cape combination for use in hair treatment comprising: the bonnet having a heat reflecting inner layer and an outer layer made of a durable and flexible plastic material; a collar protector extending integrally from the lower part of the bonnet; the bonnet having a set of receptacles for receiving press studs located at the top of the cape so that the bonnet and the cape can be releasably attached together; the cape having sleeves located at the front so as to free up arm movement.

A headwear device is provided for the comfortable and secure positioning of a hat on the head of an animal such as a dog. The device features a body having an interior adapted to engage the head of the animal with side portions having openings therein adapted for encircling the ears of the animal during wearing of the headwear. A position-adjustable fastener adapted for locating under the chin of the animal, is slidably engageable with both of two straps connected to opposing sides of the hat body. A slide adjuster on both of the first and second straps may be employed to cinch both straps and tighten the engagement on the head of the animal.

A headwear device is provided for the comfortable and secure positioning of a hat on the head of an animal such as a dog. The device features a body having an interior adapted to engage the head of the animal with side portions having openings therein adapted for encircling the ears of the animal during wearing of the headwear. A position-adjustable fastener adapted for locating under the chin of the animal, is slidably engageable with both of two straps connected to opposing sides of the hat body. A slide adjuster on both of the first and second straps may be employed to cinch both straps and tighten the engagement on the head of the animal.

The present invention relates to a head and neck covering towel configured to securely wrap around a user's head and neck to absorb water from their hair. More specifically, the head and neck covering towel is a hooded towel comprised of a hood portion to be worn around the head and a pair of tie panels extending from the hood portion to tie and secure the hood portion around a user's neck. The pair of tie panels secures the towel around a user's head and prevents the towel from falling off onto the floor. The invention offers a novel solution to drying wet hair and can be conveniently used at salons, at home or other similar places.