Patents Assigned to Otto International, Inc.
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Patent number: 10264838Abstract: A baseball cap includes a surfing wax comb attached to the main strap of the baseball cap. The surfing wax comb is instantly attachable and detachable from the strap. The strap comprises two sectional straps. Each of the two straps can go through a hole on the comb forming a loop reattached back to the root of the strap. Each of the two straps can comprises a female structure on the inner side of the strap, such that any portion of the inner side of the strap can be selected attached to a male structure on the sweat band. The baseball cap can comprise a decorative strip between the front panel and the visor. An accessory carrying structure is also disclosed herein, which is able to be used on a hat and a bag.Type: GrantFiled: May 3, 2016Date of Patent: April 23, 2019Assignee: OTTO INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventors: Anthony Quiroz, Joseph Koslik, Razgo Lee
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Publication number: 20170318886Abstract: A baseball cap includes a surfing wax comb attached to the main strap of the baseball cap. The surfing wax comb is instantly attachable and detachable from the strap. The strap comprises two sectional straps. Each of the two straps can go through a hole on the comb forming a loop reattached back to the root of the strap. Each of the two straps can comprises a female structure on the inner side of the strap, such that any portion of the inner side of the strap can be selected attached to a male structure on the sweat band. The baseball cap can comprise a decorative strip between the front panel and the visor. An accessory carrying structure is also disclosed herein, which is able to be used on a hat and a bag.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 3, 2016Publication date: November 9, 2017Applicant: Otto International, Inc.Inventors: Anthony Quiroz, Joseph Koslik, Razgo Lee
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Patent number: 8516618Abstract: A headwear having a selectively adjustable visor is disclosed. The headwear includes a crown for covering at least a portion of a wearer's head. A visor is attached to the crown and includes a visor cover disposed over a unitary visor body. The visor body has a first surface and an opposing second surface to define a uniform thickness. The visor body is configured with at least one slit formed therein. The at least one slit defines a proximal portion and a distal portion. The distal portion is transitional relative to the proximal portion between a first position and a second position. The slit allows the distal portion of the visor to adjust relative to the proximal portion, thereby to enhancing the visor appearance of the headwear and providing a better shade to the wearer.Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 2010Date of Patent: August 27, 2013Assignee: Otto International, Inc.Inventors: Richard B. Adams, Fong-Min Chang
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Patent number: 6733153Abstract: A laser diode module attachment and mounting apparatus for adjustably mounting a laser diode module onto a fixed object, such as a pole, table edge, or refrigerator or the like, or an item of apparel, such as a cap, belt, pants, shirt or the like, thereby enhancing not only the practical applications for the Laser Diode, but also furthering its entertainment appeal. The laser diode module attachment and mounting apparatus allows for aiming, and hence projecting, a laser image on a desired target while the laser diode module is either attached to an item of apparel worn by the user or mounted onto an object. The apparatus generally comprises a first means for attaching a laser diode module onto an object, a second means for adjusting a laser diode module, and an attachment mechanism for securing the laser diode module onto the second adjusting means. The second adjusting means allows for rotation, and hence, aiming of the laser diode module around one rotational axis or around a plurality of rotational axes.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2002Date of Patent: May 11, 2004Assignee: Otto International, Inc.Inventor: Razgo Lee
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Patent number: 6523728Abstract: This invention satisfies a long felt need to protect a typical baseball type cap from the crushing forces often associated with shipping and packaging. This invention incorporates the not previously used idea of a half-crown or full-crown insert to support the cap from underneath against crushing forces occurring during shipping which tend to make an unsupported hat have a sloppy, wrinkled and undesirable appearance. The insert is retained inside the baseball type cap by tucking it into or around the sweatband. The industry has typically used outer rigid packaging covers to protect the cap during shipping and packaging. While these covers protect the cap from crushing forces, they do not support the crown portion from underneath. An underneath supporting insert will force the cap to retain its shape for long periods of time and can be used by the retail purchaser to retain the cap's shape when not in use.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2001Date of Patent: February 25, 2003Assignee: Otto International, Inc.Inventor: Razgo Lee