Visor cap

Abstract

Disclosed is a visor cap, for use in shading a face of a user from ultraviolet rays without impeding a visual field, and protecting a head of the user, which includes a crown, a sun visor coupled to the crown of the cap to freely pivot to predetermined angles by use of a pair of pivotal coupling units provided to both side ends thereof and made of a synthetic resin film of a flexible and semi-transparent ultraviolet material, a sweatband having an elastic material therein and removably attached to an inner surface of the cap by use of an attaching unit to cover an elastic frame fixed to the inner surface of the crown of the cap, and a rear adjustable band having male and female Velcro fasteners attached to a back portion of the cap.

1 . A visor cap, for use in shading a face of a user from ultraviolet rays without impeding a visual field of the user, and protecting a head of the user, comprising: 
 a crown;    a sun visor coupled to the crown of the cap to freely pivot to predetermined angles by use of a pair of pivotal coupling units provided at both side ends thereof, and made of a synthetic resin film of a semi-transparent ultraviolet material having flexibility;    a sweatband having an elastic material therein and removably attached to an inner surface of the cap by use of an attaching unit to cover an elastic frame fixed to the inner surface of the crown of the cap; and    a rear adjustable band having male and female Velcro fasteners provided to a back portion of the cap.    
   
   
       2 . The visor cap as defined in  claim 1 , wherein the attaching unit of the sweatband comprises a connecting clip having a head portion inserted into the sweatband and an elastic coupling end fitted into a coupling hole which is formed to the elastic frame.  
   
   
       3 . The visor cap as defined in  claim 1 , wherein the attaching unit of the sweatband comprises a plurality of female snaps attached to a lower end of the inner surface of the cap, and a plurality of male snaps attached to a lower portion of the sweatband.  
   
   
       4 . The visor cap as defined in  claim 1 , wherein the attaching unit of the sweatband comprises a female Velcro fastener attached to a lower end of the inner surface of the cap, and a male Velcro fastener attached to a lower portion of the sweatband.