Headwear and sewing method therefor using rubber thread

Apparel – Head coverings – With sweats or other supplementary head engaging member

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06895601

ABSTRACT:
Headwear having a crown portion and a headband attached to and extending around the lower inside edge of the crown portion. The headband is preferably made of stretchable material and includes a layer of spongy material. The sewing thread used on the headband includes rubber thread and nylon stretch thread sewn together in a chain-like pattern to provide expandability and thereby increase the number of different wearer head sizes that may be accommodated by the headband. With this construction, a wide range of automatic size adjustment is obtained without imposing undue elastic pressure on the wearer.

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patent: 20030172438 (2003-09-01), Han et al.

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