A swimming head cap configured to provide a substantially watertight seal and avoid pulling a user's hair and skin during removal comprising an outer layer with an outer surface, an inner surface defining a head cavity, and an outer perimeter edge defining a cap opening spatially coupling the cap opening with the head cavity, the head cavity and the cap opening operably configured to receive a user's head therein; and an annular-shaped elastic band of a polyurethane material directly coupled to the inner surface of the outer layer proximal to the outer perimeter edge and with an outer band surface having a silicone adhesive material continuously and circumferentially disposed thereon. The swimming head cap may further comprise a cap band coupled to the outer perimeter edge of the outer layer and including two cap band straps selectively removably couplable to the outer cap band surface with a hook-and-loop coupling configuration.

The present disclosure generally relates to systems and methods for protecting the hair of an individual from exposure to water during swimming and/or other water activities.

An apparatus and methods are provided for a water-resistant hair pouch that is secure, lightweight, easy to use, and capable of preventing tangles and water damage often encountered due to recreational swimming in pools, water parks, lakes, oceans, and the like. The water-resistant hair pouch comprises a pouch that tapers from an opening to an apex. The opening provides access to a water-resistant cavity inside the pouch. An elastic loop coupled with the pouch, adjacent to the opening, is configured to be wrapped around a ponytail that is inserted through the opening into the water-resistant cavity. A drawstring facilitates cinching the opening around the base of the ponytail to minimize water exposure to the hair, or maintain a dry state of the hair, during immersion in water. Straps are attached to opposite sides of the pouch to enable a practitioner to secure the ponytail within a folded configuration of the pouch.

An apparatus and methods are provided for a water-resistant hair pouch that is secure, lightweight, easy to use, and capable of preventing tangles and water damage often encountered due to recreational swimming in pools, water parks, lakes, oceans, and the like. The water-resistant hair pouch comprises a pouch that tapers from an opening to an apex. The opening provides access to a water-resistant cavity inside the pouch. An elastic loop coupled with the pouch, adjacent to the opening, is configured to be wrapped around a ponytail that is inserted through the opening into the water-resistant cavity. A drawstring facilitates cinching the opening around the base of the ponytail to minimize water exposure to the hair, or maintain a dry state of the hair, during immersion in water. Straps are attached to opposite sides of the pouch to enable a practitioner to secure the ponytail within a folded configuration of the pouch.

Embodiments of the invention concerns a method of designing a sports article, including: (a) scanning at least one body part of at least a first person; (b) creating a first digital model of the body part of the first person; (c) creating a digital model of the sports article; (d) digitally arranging the digital model of the sports article on the first digital model of the body part, while allowing the digital model of the sports article to stretch digitally and (e) digitally modifying at least one property of the digital model of the sports article based on the first digital model of the body part and the digital model of the sports article.

A shower cap is provided with ear loops, with the ear loops defining through openings such that when the shower cap is worn, the wearer's ears are accessible to e.g cleaning or to headphones. The ear loops are also useful for hanging up the cap to dry.

A shower cap is provided with ear loops, with the ear loops defining through openings such that when the shower cap is worn, the wearer's ears are accessible to e.g cleaning or to headphones. The ear loops are also useful for hanging up the cap to dry.

A head covering is described that includes a cap formed from a first stretchable material and shaped to encompass a top of a human head, an elastic band connected to a circumferential rim of the cap, and a headband formed from a second stretchable material and arranged around and connected to a bottom circumferential region of the cap. In certain implementations, the headband is non-detachably or detachably connected to the bottom circumferential region of the cap at attachment points spaced along a top edge of the headband and a bottom edge of the headband, such that a pocket is formed between the headband and the cap. In further accordance with such implementations, spacings between the attachment points along the top edge of the headband form openings that provide access to the pocket, such that a wearer can insert excess material of the cap into the pocket for storage therein.

A present disclosure provides a headpiece that includes a water-resistant covering for covering the user's hair and a band for encircling the user's head. The headpiece further includes an opening between the band and the water-resistant covering for accommodating hair. The opening can be enclosed with a tightening mechanism. This allows the user to adjust the band around the hairline independently from the step of securing hair under the water-resistant covering.

The present invention is a headwear device, including a headband, a cushion shower cap and an optional hair clip. The headband portion is worn around the head and includes a hook and loop fastener closure for adjusting a size of the headband. The shower cap has an elastic band that is positioned on and around the headband and can be further secured to the headband using the hair clip. The headband portion is made of silicone and the shower cap has cushion foam. The headband and the shower cap are worn together for offering a simple and convenient method of protecting the hair while bathing or showering, providing users with a way to maintain their desired hairstyle without the risk of damage due to water.