Abstract: A cap comprises a crown being conjoined at a front end with a visor and at a back end with an expansible portion. The expansible portion extends substantially along the entire rear cap periphery and is attached to the crown substantially between opposite ends of the visor. The expansible portion incorporates an elastic band and is configured to resiliently accommodate different user head sizes.

Abstract: A visored headwear is disclosed which has a first visor portion which is operatively associated with the headwear and wherein a second visor overlies the first visor and is positionable in a rearward position relative to the first visor to provide a neck shading.

Abstract: A headwear piece or cap comprises a crown portion and a bill portion conjoined at one end with the crown portion. The bill portion includes a stiffening insert configured to fold in at least one location by way of an interior slot and adjoining terminal crease sections. Each terminal crease section is formed by the provision of oppositely disposed upper and lower indentations at each end of the interior slot. The foldable stiffening insert is sandwiched between two flexible layers.

Abstract: A headwear piece comprises a crown portion having side flaps and an open back adapted to easily pass through a user's bundle of hair, and a visor portion conjoined with the crown portion. An elastic headband portion is operatively affixed at the juncture of the crown and visor portions. The headband portion is adapted at each end to engage one of the side flaps. The engaged side flaps are used to resiliently clip the crown portion onto a user's head.

Abstract: A cap having a visor and a passageway for a ponytail is described herein. The cap is composed of a body having a front portion, a back portion, side portions, and a lower peripheral edge. The back portion of the cap body includes an inverted U-shaped opening to define the passageway. A sweatband is coupled to the lower peripheral edge of the cap body, wherein the sweatband includes an elastomeric section. According to one exemplary embodiment, the visor can be obliquely coupled to a substantial portion of the lower peripheral edge. Also, in one exemplary embodiment, ribbons can be coupled to opposite ends of the passageway. The ribbons may be used for tying the ponytail or tied together for decorative purposes.

Abstract: The present invention is a small, simple, low-cost lighted headwear system including headwear including a crown, and an illuminating device configured to couple to the crown of the headwear.

Abstract: A stretchable cap made from multi-axially stretchable fabric is described herein. The cap is composed of a main body having a lower peripheral edge, wherein the main body is composed of a plurality of gores made of multi-axially stretchable material. Additionally, two gores or more gores may be formed from one or more layers of multi-axially stretchable material that are coupled together to form self-supporting gores. Alternatively, two gores may be made from multi-axially stretchable material having a greater thickness than the other gores that form the cap's main body. The cap also includes an elastic sweatband coupled to a lower peripheral edge.