An article of headwear with a crown including a front portion, a first side, a second side disposed opposite the first side, and a back side opposite the front portion, wherein the crown includes an apex disposed at a top most point of the crown; a bill extending away from the front portion of the crown; and a mesh layer attached to the crown, the mesh layer extending from the first side of the crown to the second side of the crown and including a first end, a second end, a left side, and a right side, wherein the mesh layer forms a pocket between the first end, the second end, the left side, and the right side, the pocket bounded at its top by the mesh layer and bounded at its bottom by the crown.

A sun shield configured to be attached to a cap. The sun shield can have a brim, and a plurality of clips, wherein each clip is adapted to fasten the brim to an edge of the cap. In embodiments each clip is adapted to position the brim substantially orthogonally to the cap. In embodiments each clip is adapted to position the brim extending outwardly from the cap in a manner that a wearer of the cap is shielded from the sun.

A sun shield configured to be attached to a cap. The sun shield can have a brim, and a plurality of clips, wherein each clip is adapted to fasten the brim to an edge of the cap. In embodiments each clip is adapted to position the brim substantially orthogonally to the cap. In embodiments each clip is adapted to position the brim extending outwardly from the cap in a manner that a wearer of the cap is shielded from the sun.

A hat assembly includes a cap having a front panel and a removable utility tool magnetically attachable to the front panel. The removable utility tool is formed of a metal material and may include features such as a bottle opener or a beer shotgun tool. The cap may further include an embedded magnet in the front panel, enabling secure, non-intrusive attachment of the tool, and may include a low-profile internal pocket for storage of small items. Additional features may include slots in the front and back panels configured to receive the temples of sunglasses or similar items. The assembly provides a versatile, practical, and visually appealing headwear solution integrating utility functions without compromising comfort or style.

A hat assembly includes a cap having a front panel and a removable utility tool magnetically attachable to the front panel. The removable utility tool is formed of a metal material and may include features such as a bottle opener or a beer shotgun tool. The cap may further include an embedded magnet in the front panel, enabling secure, non-intrusive attachment of the tool, and may include a low-profile internal pocket for storage of small items. Additional features may include slots in the front and back panels configured to receive the temples of sunglasses or similar items. The assembly provides a versatile, practical, and visually appealing headwear solution integrating utility functions without compromising comfort or style.

An identification-storing headgear is designed with an identification holder for storing a wearer's ID card. In one aspect, the headgear is disclosed having a crown with an inner surface and a sweatband secured to the inner surface. The crown also has an identification slit and an identification viewing aperture. The identification holder is positioned behind the identification viewing aperture between the inner surface and the sweatband. A front portion of the identification holder is positioned against the inner surface of the crown, and a back portion of the identification holder is secured to the front portion to form an identification compartment, which opens at the identification slit of the crown.

An identification-storing headgear is designed with an identification holder for storing a wearer's ID card. In one aspect, the headgear is disclosed having a crown with an inner surface and a sweatband secured to the inner surface. The crown also has an identification slit and an identification viewing aperture. The identification holder is positioned behind the identification viewing aperture between the inner surface and the sweatband. A front portion of the identification holder is positioned against the inner surface of the crown, and a back portion of the identification holder is secured to the front portion to form an identification compartment, which opens at the identification slit of the crown.

Systems are provided for headwear including a first pocket positioned on a first side of the headwear and a second pocket positioned on a second side of the headwear, where the second side is opposite the first side. The headwear further includes a set of capes including a first cape housed in and deployable from the first pocket and a second cape housed in and deployable from the second pocket.

Systems are provided for headwear including a first pocket positioned on a first side of the headwear and a second pocket positioned on a second side of the headwear, where the second side is opposite the first side. The headwear further includes a set of capes including a first cape housed in and deployable from the first pocket and a second cape housed in and deployable from the second pocket.