A wearable article that may be worn with a device includes a headwear, a first retractor, and a first connector. The headwear is wearable independent of the device. The first retractor is mounted within the headwear. The first retractor includes a first reel and a first cord. The first cord is capable of extending from and retracting into the first reel. The first connector is connected to the first cord and is configured for non-destructively fastening to and unfastening from the device. The headwear includes a first enclosure positioned and sized for holding the first connector when the first connector is not being used for fastening to the device.

A wearable article that may be worn with a device includes a headwear, a first retractor, and a first connector. The headwear is wearable independent of the device. The first retractor is mounted within the headwear. The first retractor includes a first reel and a first cord. The first cord is capable of extending from and retracting into the first reel. The first connector is connected to the first cord and is configured for non-destructively fastening to and unfastening from the device. The headwear includes a first enclosure positioned and sized for holding the first connector when the first connector is not being used for fastening to the device.

Apparatus and associated methods relate to an eyewear assembly for attaching to a brim of a headwear. In an illustrative example, the eyewear assembly may include a lens module that include at least one optical lens element and at least two coupling modules rotatably coupled to a distal end and a proximal end of the lens module. The lens module, for example, may be rotated, relative to the coupling modules, about a first axis. For example, each coupling module may include an engagement module configured to releasably engage the brim of the headwear and to independently rotate relative to the lens module. Various embodiments may advantageously be adjustably fitted to attach on various types of headwear with brims of different curvatures and shapes.

A head garment is made of elastically stretchable fabric configured to fit over and surround the head of a wearer and conform substantially to the shape of the wearer's head. The head garment has an eye opening positioned to allow the wearer to see therethrough, and a protective eye shield completely covering the eye opening. A multi-layer filter portion is configured to cover the wearer's mouth and at least a lower part of the wearer's nose and has three or more filter layers for filtering air during breathing. Additional filter layers may be added to the multi-layer filter portion to enhance or modify the filtering properties. The multi-layer filter portion may be configured as a removable filter pack that can be removed and replaced by other filter packs having different filtering properties.

The present invention relates to a surgical cap equipped with a means for fixing eyeglasses, the surgical cap comprising: a fixing pad provided at a front portion of the surgical cap; fixing members provided in plurality on the fixing pad, and each having first and second fixing grooves formed therein; a detachable pad which is integrated with a lower portion of the fixing pad so as to extend there from or be foldable, surrounds a connecting frame of eyeglasses to fix the eyeglasses to the surgical cap, and is made of a shape memory material; and at least one coupling member provided on the detachable pad and having first and second fixing protrusions detachably inserted in and coupled to the first and second fixing grooves, respectively, so that the detachable pad can be detachably coupled to the fixing pad.

The present invention relates to a surgical cap equipped with a means for fixing eyeglasses, the surgical cap comprising: a fixing pad provided at a front portion of the surgical cap; fixing members provided in plurality on the fixing pad, and each having first and second fixing grooves formed therein; a detachable pad which is integrated with a lower portion of the fixing pad so as to extend there from or be foldable, surrounds a connecting frame of eyeglasses to fix the eyeglasses to the surgical cap, and is made of a shape memory material; and at least one coupling member provided on the detachable pad and having first and second fixing protrusions detachably inserted in and coupled to the first and second fixing grooves, respectively, so that the detachable pad can be detachably coupled to the fixing pad.

A glasses/cap system for separably coupling glasses to a cap and for securing the glasses to the hat in either a usage orientation or a storage orientation. The coupling components mainly consisting of complementary magnets and ferromagnetic materials located in reciprocal parts of the glasses and cap alone or in combination with a bungee type connector.

A glasses/cap system for separably coupling glasses to a cap and for securing the glasses to the hat in either a usage orientation or a storage orientation. The coupling components mainly consisting of complementary magnets and ferromagnetic materials located in reciprocal parts of the glasses and cap alone or in combination with a bungee type connector.

The present specification discloses headwear configured to permit the user to easily don an item of eyewear, such as prescription glasses, reading glasses, sun glasses, safety glasses, and the like. The present headwear provides a unique pocket design on each side with an eyewear temple aperture located within the pockets. The pockets are created by forming a z-folded configuration out of a fabric panel for each pocket and tacking the three layers of material together, above and below the eyewear temple aperture. Each of the pockets are positioned forward of at least part of the ears, and open towards the user's anterior. The outermost panel of each of the pockets protrudes from the sides of the headwear to provide sufficient clearance for the temples of the eyewear to easily slip into the pockets and through the eyewear temple apertures.

The present specification discloses headwear configured to permit the user to easily don an item of eyewear, such as prescription glasses, reading glasses, sun glasses, safety glasses, and the like. The present headwear provides a unique pocket design on each side with an eyewear temple aperture located within the pockets. The pockets are created by forming a z-folded configuration out of a fabric panel for each pocket and tacking the three layers of material together, above and below the eyewear temple aperture. Each of the pockets are positioned forward of at least part of the ears, and open towards the user's anterior. The outermost panel of each of the pockets protrudes from the sides of the headwear to provide sufficient clearance for the temples of the eyewear to easily slip into the pockets and through the eyewear temple apertures.