An apparatus configured to attach to a head worn apparatus, such as, but not limited to, a hat or helmet. The invention includes a frame having one or more web blocking attachment points for coupling to the frame one or more plurality of web blocking elements. The web blocking elements are positioned in front of the person’s face to provide a surface for catching, or blocking, spiderwebs before they make contact with a person’s face. The frame is dimensioned with headgear attachment grooves configured to attach the frame to a portion of a hat, helmet, or other apparatus worn on a person’s head.

An apparatus configured to attach to a head worn apparatus, such as, but not limited to, a hat or helmet. The invention includes a frame having one or more web blocking attachment points for coupling to the frame one or more plurality of web blocking elements. The web blocking elements are positioned in front of the person’s face to provide a surface for catching, or blocking, spiderwebs before they make contact with a person’s face. The frame is dimensioned with headgear attachment grooves configured to attach the frame to a portion of a hat, helmet, or other apparatus worn on a person’s head.

An adjustable brim for use with a hat, such as a baseball-style hat includes a sheath having a rounded shape for positioning around the hat and including a channel, a body, a tightening device positioned within the channel of the sheath, and a fastener positioned on the tightening device for adjusting the size of the sheath. The body includes an inner edge, an outer edge opposite the inner edge, an outer surface, and an inner surface opposite the outer surface, and the inner edge of the body is connected to the sheath.

The present invention relates generally to a device and a method that maintains an individual's body temperature during exposure to cold conditions or cold water and, more specifically, to an insulative rescue cap that clearly provides instructions and teachings of how to correctly perform emergency medical procedures, namely CPR. The cap is contoured to the individual's head.

A cap having a position-variable visor according to the present inventive concept is a cap having a visor comprising: a crown having a guide portion provided on the periphery of the lower end thereof; and a sliding portion coupled to the guide portion. The guide portion comprises a guide surface formed to extend toward the outside of the cap, and a guide rail formed by increasing the thickness of the end part of the guide surface. The sliding portion comprises a slider and a slider housing into which the slider is inserted. The slider has a rotating body containing member formed on the slider body and is configured such that a rotating body is inserted into the rotating body containing member so as to rotate freely, and a part of the inserted rotating body is exposed toward the guide rail. In addition, the visor of the cap according to the present inventive concept comprises: a main visor having a sliding portion formed on one end thereof; and an auxiliary visor, one corner portion of which is coupled to the main visor so as to rotate freely, and the other corner portion of which is coupled to the guide portion so as to move freely.

A face covering hat assembly for includes a hat for wearing on a user's head. The hat has a head portion and a flap that is coupled to the head portion. The flap is positionable in an exposing position having the head portion is exposed. A mask is provided for wearing on a user's face such that the mask covers the user's mouth and the user's nose. The mask is storable between the flap and the head portion of the hat when the mask in not is worn. A pair of first straps is each coupled to the mask and each of the first straps is releasably matable to the flap. A pair of second straps is each coupled to the mask and each of the second straps is extendable around then user's neck when the mask is worn.

A rain guard for headwear is configured to removably attach to a leading edge of a brim for the headwear. The rain guard creates a channel for collected water on the brim of the headwear to be diverted to either side of the headwear as opposed to directly in front of a wearer's line of vision.

A face shield and head covering combination is provided. The head covering comprises a body and an attachment element. The body defines a head opening configured to receive a user's head therethrough. The attachment element is coupled to the body and configured to couple to a face shield positionable on the user's face. The attachment element is configured to transition between a first position on the body and a second position on the body, wherein the second position is spaced from the first position.

A brim extender attaches to any standard baseball-style cap and includes a malleable shape-holding portion that allows the user to deform portions of the brim extender to meet the sub-blocking and/or aesthetic needs of the user. Thus, the brim extender may provide advantages including (1) improved sun protection that may be customized by reconfiguring the shape of the brim extender, (2) additional options for style and appearance of the hat, (3) display of promotional items (e.g., a new thing that can be labeled, colored, or styled to market a brand), and/or (4) an added barrier between the head and the crown of the cap to shield or partially shield the cap from perspiration and other substances coming from the scalp or hair.

A brim extender attaches to any standard baseball-style cap and includes a malleable shape-holding portion that allows the user to deform portions of the brim extender to meet the sub-blocking and/or aesthetic needs of the user. Thus, the brim extender may provide advantages including (1) improved sun protection that may be customized by reconfiguring the shape of the brim extender, (2) additional options for style and appearance of the hat, (3) display of promotional items (e.g., a new thing that can be labeled, colored, or styled to market a brand), and/or (4) an added barrier between the head and the crown of the cap to shield or partially shield the cap from perspiration and other substances coming from the scalp or hair.