US2024197019A1PendingUtilityA1

Sunshade for head connecting to an eyewear retainer

Assignee: SANDER JR FRANK SPriority: Jun 13, 2022Filed: Jun 13, 2022Published: Jun 20, 2024
Est. expiryJun 13, 2042(~15.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract

A new Invention of soft material for protecting the user's face, ears, neck, and shoulders from the sun. Temporarily or permanently attaching soft material to an eyewear retainer, starting from retainer's connection members at each end, and providing shade all the way around user's head. Some types of work and sports are difficult to perform while wearing a “brimmed” hat, such as operating a crane and shooting a basketball. Also, most of a person's body heat is ventilated through the top of the head. When a sport or work is very strenuous, the user of this new invention will be able to ventilate better from the top of their head. When eyewear is not being used, the new material provides protective storage by wrapping around lenses and temple bars. Additionally, the newly added material to the retainer makes space for speciality advertising. This invention makes life more safe.

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What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A sunshade and eyewear retainer and storage combination, comprising; a fabric body substantially rectangular or triangular in shape protecting the users ears, cheeks, neck, face, shoulders, and other areas depending on various shapes of material. Temporarily or permanently attached to any kind or type of new or existing eyewear retainer.
 A sunshade fabric body attached to an adjustable or non-adjustable eyewear retainer. Allowing the user to safely store eyewear by folding eyewear and then wrapping lenses and frames with fabric body. Using the newly added sunshade material attached to the user's eyewear retainer to keep eyewear safely tucked safely away from danger.   
     
     
         2 . A variation of the hanging sun shading fabric temporarily or permanently attached to existing eyewear retainers. Consisting of but not limited to 5 models.
 A. The Sport model, the described embodiment in these claims, its fabric shape specifically covers the ears and back of the neck from the sun's rays.   B. The Gulf model has added material or fabric further protecting the shoulders, necks, and face.   C. The Sonoran model adds even more material for the front of the face. Protecting the nose, cheeks, and front neck from reflecting sun. With the ability to be detachably attached around and over the nose.   D. The cold weather material consists of the fabric attached to the eyewear retainer being insulated. Protecting the user from both the cold and the sun.   E. The last model is temporarily attached to any type or kind of existing eyewear. Using any type of velcro, snap, button, or attaching device at several points along the temple bars of the user's eyewear.

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