A head attire for golf accessories is an apparatus that is used to organize and carry small objects upon a player's head during a round of golf. The apparatus includes a bill, a head band, and an at least one tee pocket. The head band supports and holds the apparatus on the player's head, and the bill shields the player's eyes from the sun. The at least one tee pocket is integrated into the head band so that a golf tee can be carried by the apparatus similar to a person tucking a pen/pencil behind their ear. The tee pocket includes a slit opening and a pocket bag. The slit opening traverses into the pocket bag adjacent to the bill. The pocket bag is the actual means to carry the golf tee and is located within the head band.

A moisture absorbent shower cap for moisture absorption that includes: an outer layer; an inner absorbent insert, where the inner absorbent insert includes an absorbent material, which is adapted for absorbing moisture within the moisture absorbent shower cap during use; a means to support the inner absorbent insert within the moisture absorbent shower cap; and an opening, where a user places the cap on the user's head through the opening. Preferably, the means to support the inner absorbent insert includes a pocket, where the pocket is made of material consistent with the moisture absorbent shower cap. Alternatively, the pocket is made of a mesh material and the inner absorbent insert may be further supported in the pocket through the use of a hook and loop fastener.

The present invention relates to a golf hat having an adjustable visor and, more specifically, to a golf hat having an adjustable visor, comprising: a cap (C) worn on a head; a fixed visor (10) extending forward from the cap (C); an adjustable visor (20) which slides toward one side to block sunlight; and a visor cover (30) for supporting the adjustable visor (20), wherein each of both side portions of the bottom of the fixed visor (10) has an iron piece (12) so that sunlight containing a strong ultraviolet ray can be blocked from the side as well as from the front at the time of playing golf in an outdoor field, and a marker or a golf tee including a magnet contacts and is fixed to the iron piece by magnetic force.

Combination knitted hat and earphone assembly includes knitted hat including double-knitted bucket portion of elastic fabric defining therein head-receiving space for putting onto the user's head, brim portion extended from the bucket portion around the head-receiving space of the knitted hat and two storage pockets disposed inside the double-knitted bucket portion and respectively defined therein storage chamber and opening, and earphone set including two earphone speakers respectively inserted through the openings into the storage chambers of the storage pockets and two transmission wires extended from the earphone speakers and terminating in respective electrical signal input end for connection to control device that is mounted in the folded brim portion outside the double-knitted bucket portion, or external mobile electronic device being carried by the user. Thus, the user can use the earphone set to listen to music when the knitted hat is put on the head to keep the head warm.

A headgear includes a main portion and at least one storage compartment attached to an interior surface of the main portion. The at least one storage compartment includes an anchor edge. The anchor edge is attached is attached to the interior surface of the headgear. The at least one storage compartment may include at least one pocket and each pocket may include at least one opening.

An interchangeable hat is disclosed, including a hemispherical crown having a bottom edge defining a perimeter. A brim at least partially extends around the bottom edge, wherein the brim and the crown each including a first side and a second side. An elastic member is positioned about the perimeter to accommodate various head sizes. A storage compartment permits the storage of one or more items therein. The hemispherical crown is sufficiently flexible to allow the first side or the second side to be arranged on an exterior of the interchangeable hat.

An interchangeable hat is disclosed, including a hemispherical crown having a bottom edge defining a perimeter. A brim at least partially extends around the bottom edge, wherein the brim and the crown each including a first side and a second side. An elastic member is positioned about the perimeter to accommodate various head sizes. A storage compartment permits the storage of one or more items therein. The hemispherical crown is sufficiently flexible to allow the first side or the second side to be arranged on an exterior of the interchangeable hat.

Disclosed are headworn devices, such as hats, with integrated storage features, such as one or more integrated pockets. In preferred embodiments, a headworn device, such as a hat, has an integrated storage feature, such as a pocket, on an interior surface of the headworn device, such as a bottom surface of a top of a crown, or an inwardly directed surface of the wall of the crown. Further in preferred embodiments, the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface provide a recess dimensioned to accommodate an upper portion of a head of a person, and an intersection of the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface establish an edge of a pocket, the pocket having a first layer attached to the intersection and defining a storage volume, and a second layer preventing escape of pocket contents from the pocket during use of the headworn device. Items such as cash, credit cards, identification cards and other valuables can be stored in the pocket not only when the headworn device is not being worn, but also when the headworn device is being worn. Accordingly, items can be carried with the person even if the person is not wearing accessories or other articles of clothing that have pockets. Further, items can be carried without visible pockets and without added bulk.

Disclosed are headworn devices, such as hats, with integrated storage features, such as one or more integrated pockets. In preferred embodiments, a headworn device, such as a hat, has an integrated storage feature, such as a pocket, on an interior surface of the headworn device, such as a bottom surface of a top of a crown, or an inwardly directed surface of the wall of the crown. Further in preferred embodiments, the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface provide a recess dimensioned to accommodate an upper portion of a head of a person, and an intersection of the bottom surface and the inwardly directed surface establish an edge of a pocket, the pocket having a first layer attached to the intersection and defining a storage volume, and a second layer preventing escape of pocket contents from the pocket during use of the headworn device. Items such as cash, credit cards, identification cards and other valuables can be stored in the pocket not only when the headworn device is not being worn, but also when the headworn device is being worn. Accordingly, items can be carried with the person even if the person is not wearing accessories or other articles of clothing that have pockets. Further, items can be carried without visible pockets and without added bulk.

A ballistic garment includes a fabric hat and an insert received within an interior of the fabric hat. The insert includes a plurality of flexible ballistic sheets mounted together to collectively form the insert. The insert further includes a rear bottom edge. The insert is configured such that the rear bottom edge of the insert extends to an occipital ridge of a wearer when the insert is on the wearer.