A system and method directed to a magnetic clip accessory that attaches to headwear such as a baseball cap where the magnetic clip includes a fastening clip, a body, a magnetic plate, a magnetic sleeve, a set of arms, whereby the magnetic clip provides attachment for miniature light and a sleeve and a tube for a writing utensil such as a pen.

Sensing devices including sensors such as flexible and stretchable fabric-based pressure sensors, may be associated with or incorporated in garments, such as socks, intended to be worn against a body surface (directly or indirectly). Specific manifestations of a sensing system incorporated in a sock substrate are described in detail. Dedicated electronic devices interface electrically with sensors through intermediate conductive traces, optional conductive bridges, conductive contacts provided in a mounting tab.

A beverage dispensing headwear having a ring toss shaft affixed thereto. A pair of container holders is affixed on opposing sides of a helmet. A three-way valve is fastened to the helmet, wherein a first and second intake tube are fluidly connected to the three-way valve on a proximal end and are configured to be inserted into a container held within one of the container holders on a distal end. An output tube is also fluidly connected to the three-way valve on a proximal end of the output tube. The output tube extends below the rim of the helmet at a distal end, wherein the distal end of the output tube is configured to be sucked on by a user. Additionally, shaft is affixed to the helmet.

A button accessory that attaches to a hat, beanie, or cap and provides an anchor for the elastic loop straps of the commonly used facemask. The button accessory includes an internal button and an external button connected together through the fabric of the hat, beanie, or cap. In order to make the connection between the internal button and the external button, a post is attached to the internal button, and its distal end penetrates through the fabric of the hat. The external button has a post grip mechanism that engages the post to secure the button accessory to the hat, beanie, or cap. A pom attachment accessory provides for interchanging poms on a standard hat, beanie, or cap. A pom button is attached to the pom. A post button has a post that protrudes from the inside to the outside of the hat, beanie, or cap. The pom button engages the protruding post protruding post of a post button thereby releasably attaching the pom to the hat, beanie, or cap.

A button accessory that attaches to a hat, beanie, or cap and provides an anchor for the elastic loop straps of the commonly used facemask. The button accessory includes an internal button and an external button connected together through the fabric of the hat, beanie, or cap. In order to make the connection between the internal button and the external button, a post is attached to the internal button, and its distal end penetrates through the fabric of the hat. The external button has a post grip mechanism that engages the post to secure the button accessory to the hat, beanie, or cap. A pom attachment accessory provides for interchanging poms on a standard hat, beanie, or cap. A pom button is attached to the pom. A post button has a post that protrudes from the inside to the outside of the hat, beanie, or cap. The pom button engages the protruding post protruding post of a post button thereby releasably attaching the pom to the hat, beanie, or cap.

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.

A new hat that holds objects. The structure of the present invention may comprise a pincushion that may be attached to the top of the bill of the hat and may include pockets on the bottom of the bill of the hat. Users will be able to accomplish a diverse range of professional and recreational activities while leaving their hands free and also be able to reach objects that have been placed or attached to this new hat in a safe, secure and in an accessible manner

A new hat that holds objects. The structure of the present invention may comprise a pincushion that may be attached to the top of the bill of the hat and may include pockets on the bottom of the bill of the hat. Users will be able to accomplish a diverse range of professional and recreational activities while leaving their hands free and also be able to reach objects that have been placed or attached to this new hat in a safe, secure and in an accessible manner

A holder for holding an item in place relative to a hat and a hat having a holder. The holder generally comprises a spring, a platform, and at least one string coupled to both the spring and the platform. The spring is generally disposed within an interior cavity of the crown of the hat while the platform is disposed in front of the exterior surface of the crown, while a string joins the two. The platform can then be pulled away from the crown to receive an object to retain the object to the hat.