Headwear Apparatus

Abstract

A headwear apparatus comprising a base ring assembly, a support assembly and a bill. The base ring assembly has an outer surface and an inner surface. The outer surface includes a hook and loop fastener positioned therealong, and, an adjustment configuration positioned at the back region of the base ring assembly to facilitate an altering of the circumference thereof. The support assembly has a first cross strap and a second cross strap. The two cross straps intersect above the base ring assembly. The cross straps and the base ring define a hemispherical frame, and in turn, a cavity, appropriately sized to receive the head of a wearer therewithin, with a plurality of generally wedge shaped openings therebetween. The bill extends outwardly from the front region of the base ring.

1 . A headwear apparatus comprising:
 a base ring assembly extending in a substantially circular configuration defining a front region, a back region and opposing side regions, the base ring assembly having an outer surface and an inner surface, the outer surface including a hook and loop fastener positioned therealong, and, an adjustment configuration positioned at the back region of the base ring assembly to facilitate an altering of the circumference thereof; and   a bill extending outwardly from the front region of the base ring and including an interfacing edge coupled to the front region of the base ring assembly and an outer edge extending from opposing outer ends of the interfacing edge and being substantially arcuate in configuration;   wherein the base ring assembly further includes a pair of longitudinal channels positioned on and extending along the outer surface above the interfacing edge, the pair of longitudinal channels spaced apart from each other on opposite side regions of the base ring assembly, the longitudinal channels structurally configured to releasably retain the opposing temple parts of a pair of glasses with a remainder of the glasses being positioned on the bill.