A workout towel and hood combination is disclosed. An example workout towel includes a body configured to be worn down around the person's neck as a workout towel, and separately to be worn up over the person's head as a hood. The example workout towel and hood combination also includes a fastener on the body for connecting two substantially opposite portions of the body together around a person's neck. The example workout towel and hood combination also includes a hem along a first edge of the body. The example workout towel and hood combination also includes a cord provided in the hem, the cord to be fastened around the person's chin when worn as the hood.

The present teachings are directed a rain bonnet comprising a back panel having a length so that it is adapted to extend below the shoulders and onto the back of a user, a first side panel adapted to extend down the side of a user's head, a second side panel opposite the first side panel adapted to extend down the side of a user's head, and a top panel connecting the first and second side panels to one another and to the back panel.

Technologies are described for methods and devices for positioning spectacles. The headgear has a first extending portion configured to extend under a chin, a second extending portion configured for extending about a forward portion of a head, and a third extending portion configured for extending about a reward portion of the head. A first opening is in the second extending portion or third extending portion and a second opening is in the second extending portion or third extending portion. The first opening is to receive a first eyeglass temple on a first side of the head and the second opening is configured and disposed to receive a second eyeglass temple on a second side of the head.

A hat having a removable chin strap for the hat's brim. The flexible strap has end pieces connected to its ends. The strap also has a strap position lock device. Additionally, the strap includes an attachment clip that can be utilized for connecting the strap to the wearer's clothing. In one preferred embodiment the attachment clip is an alligator clip. In another preferred embodiment the attachment clip is a hook clip. Also, in a preferred embodiment the hat's brim includes a plurality of slots and the flexible strap is inserted through the slots and retained to the brim by the end pieces.

Devices, systems, and apparatuses are provided for enhanced hair covering. An enhanced covering device may include a first outer layer made of a first material type. The enhanced covering device may include a second inner layer disposed inside the first layer, wherein the second layer is made of a second material type. The enhanced covering device may include an elastic band situated on an interior of the hair covering device at a first edge, wherein the elastic band permits air out of the hair covering device while preventing air from flowing back into the interior of the hair covering device.

Devices, systems, and apparatuses are provided for enhanced hair covering. An enhanced covering device may include a first outer layer made of a first material type. The enhanced covering device may include a second inner layer disposed inside the first layer, wherein the second layer is made of a second material type. The enhanced covering device may include an elastic band situated on an interior of the hair covering device at a first edge, wherein the elastic band permits air out of the hair covering device while preventing air from flowing back into the interior of the hair covering device.

An infant and child bonnet for securing a breathing tube includes a cap body and an elastic fixing band. The cap body includes a first opening and a second opening corresponding to each other and includes a first connection portion. The elastic fixing band is connected to the cap body. One end of the elastic fixing band includes a second connection portion flexibly fixing the breathing tube. The second connection portion is joined to the first connection portion. Accordingly, the infant and child bonnet suits various head sizes and shapes and effectively fixes the breathing tube without displacement or detachment.

A protective hood (10) is provided for use by a firefighter or other emergency worker, and includes a crown portion (12), a head portion (14), a face opening (16) defined by a peripheral edge (18), and front and rear drapes (20,22). At least some of the parts (12,14,18,20,22) are formed from a knit material and at least other of the parts (12,13,18,20,22) are formed from at least one layer of woven material.

Technologies are described for methods and devices for positioning spectacles. The headgear has a first extending portion configured to extend under a chin, a second extending portion configured for extending about a forward portion of a head, and a third extending portion configured for extending about a reward portion of the head. A first opening is in the second extending portion or third extending portion and a second opening is in the second extending portion or third extending portion. The first opening is to receive a first eyeglass temple on a first side of the head and the second opening is configured and disposed to receive a second eyeglass temple on a second side of the head.

A winged visor stiffener for a hat's bill. A flat horizontal front section is connected to two angled offset sections. Two flat horizontal wings are connected to the two angled offset sections. The winged visor stiffener is sewn into the hat's bill via a plurality of rows of tight stitching. The winged visor stiffener provides protection to the wearer's face from the sun while optimizing peripheral vision and prevents the bill from flopping up or down in wet and windy conditions.