Headwear
Headwear that incorporates a stylish scarf. A first embodiment includes an adjustable headband, which headband includes a removable styling scarf. A second embodiment includes a conventional baseball type cap having a crown and a beak. A styling scarf is attached to the rear of the cap and extends downwardly therefrom. Hook and loop fasteners are attached to the crown for tying the scarf in a preferred position. A third embodiment includes an opening in the crown to accommodate a ponytail.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to wearing apparel. More specifically, the present invention is drawn to a styling scarf.
2. Description of the Related Art
American “urban” fashions eventually trickle down to become the fashions of preference for small towns throughout the nation. Furthermore, these same fashions are often embraced by other cultures throughout the world. One fashion that has appeared in recent times is that of the “do-rag” or head scarf. It is common to see teenagers and young adults sporting a colorful head scarf as part of their ensemble. Usually the scarf is tied on the head in an ungainly manner. Sometimes unsightly strings are employed to fasten the scarf to the wearer's head. The apparel art would most certainly welcome a head scarf that could be easily donned without additional, unsightly accouterments.
The related art abounds with disclosures of scarves worn on the head and utilized for protection against the elements. However, none of the above inventions and patents, taken either singly or in combination, is seen to disclose a styling scarf as will subsequently be described and claimed in the instant invention.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONThe present invention is drawn to wearing apparel and includes headwear that incorporates a stylish scarf. A first embodiment, to be dubbed a “Scarf Band Grill”, comprises an adjustable headband, which headband includes a removable styling scarf. A second embodiment (“Styling Scarf Cap”) includes a conventional baseball type cap having a crown and a beak. A styling scarf is attached to the rear of the cap and extends downwardly therefrom. Hook and loop fasteners are attached to the crown for tying the scarf in a preferred position. A third embodiment includes an opening in the crown to accommodate a ponytail.
Accordingly, the instant invention presents unique headwear that incorporates a styling scarf. The scarf may be removably attached to a headband or incorporated in a baseball type cap.
The invention provides for improved elements and arrangements thereof for the purposes described which are inexpensive, dependable and fully effective in accomplishing their intended purposes.
A clear understanding of the present invention will become readily apparent upon further review of the following specification and drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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Claims
1. A styling headwear apparel, comprising:
- a headband having an inner face, an outer face, a first end and a second end;
- a first array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said inner surface at said first end;
- a second array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said outer surface at said second end;
- a third array of hook and loop fasteners extending from said second end and disposed on said inner surface of said headband; and
- a styling scarf removably attached to said headband.
2. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 1, including a pair of decorative buttons disposed on said outer surface at said first end.
3. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 1, wherein said styling scarf has an outer surface and wherein a hook and loop fastener is disposed on said outer surface.
4. A styling headwear apparel, comprising:
- a headband having an inner face, an outer face, a first end a second end and an inner volume;
- a first array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said inner surface at said first end;
- a second array of hook and loop fasteners disposed on said outer surface at said second end;
- a third array of hook and loop fasteners extending from said second end and disposed on said inner surface of said headband;
- a plastic strip encased within said inner volume; and
- a styling scarf removably attached to said headband.
5. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 4, including a pair of decorative buttons disposed on said outer surface at said first end.
6. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 4, wherein said styling scarf has an upper end and an outer surface and wherein a hook and loop fastener is disposed on said outer surface at said upper end.
7. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 4, including a pair of decorative buttons disposed on said outer surface at said first end and wherein said styling scarf has an upper end and an outer surface and wherein a hook and loop fastener is disposed on said outer surface at said upper end.
8. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 7, wherein said plastic strip is positioned adjacent said first end.
9. A styling headwear apparel comprising:
- a baseball-type cap, said cap having a crown portion and a beak, said crown portion having a lower, rear edge;
- a styling scarf attached to said crown at said lower rear edge; and
- a pair of thin straps attached to said crown portion at said lower rear edge.
10. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 9, wherein each strap of said pair of thin straps has, a distal end and a proximate end and wherein each respective distal end is attached to said lower rear edge of said cap.
11. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 9, wherein each strap of said pair of thin straps has, a distal end and a proximate end, wherein each respective distal end is attached to said lower rear edge of said cap and wherein each said proximate end is a free end and including hook and loop fasteners disposed on each free end.
12. The styling headwear apparel as recited in claim 9, further including a slit disposed in said crown portion, wherein each strap of said pair of thin straps has, a distal end and a proximate end, wherein each respective distal end is attached to said lower rear edge of said cap and wherein each said proximate end is a free end and including hook and loop fasteners disposed on each free end.
Type: Application
Filed: Mar 24, 2005
Publication Date: Sep 28, 2006
Inventor: Alfreda Collins (St. Louis, CO)
Application Number: 11/087,654
International Classification: A42B 1/18 (20060101);