2) United States Patent oy oy ~ my) wo en @) 6s) (@) (60) on) (2 638) Johns VISOR WITH PLUG IN ACCESSORY SOCK! Applicant: Foamuta Products, Ine, Wellington, FL ws) Assignee: Foamuta Product Notice ws) Subject to any ds patent is extendo USC. 134(b) by ‘Stephen Johns, Merst Island, FL (US) $s, Ine., Wellington, FL lamer, the term of this dor adjusted under 35 O days This patent is subject to a terminal dis- claim, Appl. No: 14/279,994 Filed: $201 May 16, 2014 Prior Publication Data )0245521 AL Sep. 4, 2014 Related US. Applicat tion Data Continuation of application No, 13/690,881, filed on Now. 30, 2012, now Pat. No. 8,763,163. Provisional application No. 61/565,627, filed on Dec 1, 2011, Int.C. AaB IB (2006: 41D 27708 (2006. 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Steinberger, Law Ofcos of Brian S. Steinberger, PA, on ABSTRACT Visors formes froma pliable and flexible material such as but sot limited o EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) having pattems of through-holes and partial cutouts for allowing accessories such as labels, charms, badges, puncture tool and sunglass ceegass supports and the like, 10 be plugged into the holes ‘and utcouts and easily removable and interchangeable With other accessories. A removable ear head strap he attached to the visor, having a plorality of holes with fasteners to adjust the strap to different head sizes 20 Claims, 16 Drawing SheetsUS 9,215,902 B2 Page 2 ‘1 305.0 2001 (1) Inch 6305038 BL 102001 Lin ane omy Souraso BL 12002 Coleman ADB 124 (200601) S815 BI 220m Gone 7 6 Dastaoe S| S200 Aaporen cones vatget ht ooh Mine 399.508 BI $2002 Willams 65) References Cited Soesoe BI $202 Willan Gaiztst BL 72002 Rowand Doce {8460-19 BI 102002 Ds Pama esis? 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Vizers, SollColofulComfontable. and they Hat, Mat 15, 2012,” bitps/webasehive org webs 201 20315108687 ap ww, ier com, | page * cited by examinerU.S. Patent Dec. 22, 2015 Sheet 1 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2US 9,215,902 B2 Sheet 2 of 16 Dec. 22, 2015 U.S, PatentU.S. Patent Dec. 22, 2015 Sheet 3 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2U.S. Patent Dec. 22, 2015 Sheet 4 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2U.S. Patent Dec. 22, 2015 Sheet 5 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2 Fig.9 Fig.10 39 a a 50 20U.S. Patent Dec. 22, 2015 Sheet 6 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2U.S. Patent Dec. 22, 2015 Sheet 7 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2U.S, Patent Fig.17 Fig.15 Dec. 22, 2015 60 Sheet 8 of 16 Fig.18 60 Fig.16 60 US 9,215,902 B2 130 2 sU.S, Patent Dee. 22,2015 Sheet 9 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2 g 4 N a q oo bo oy oa) a 8 7 e 2 g a s Fig.19 Fig.20 gE A 50U.S. Patent Dee. 22, 2015 Sheet 10 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2 149 p FIG. 24U.S. Patent Dee. 22, 2015 Sheet 11 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2U.S. Patent Dee. 22, 2015 Sheet 12 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2 FIG. 26U.S. Patent Dee. 22, 2015 Sheet 13 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2 © & wW a i A © J— oD ~ a +r ~ A ° n 4 cg Y x * ce) a a 2 =. ~ a J ra i = [7oU.S. Patent Dee. 22, 2015 Sheet 14 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2U.S. Patent Dec. 22,2015 Sheet 16 of 16 US 9,215,902 B2US 9,215,902 B2 1 VISOR WITH PLUG IN ACCESSORY SOCKETS: This application is « Continuation of US. patent appl tion Ser. No. 13/690,881 fled Nov. 30, 2012, now U'S. Pa No. 8.763.136, which claims the benefit of priority to US. Provisional Patent Application Ser.No.61/565,627 filed Dec. 1, 2011. The entire disclosure of each of the applications Fisted inthis paragraph are incorporated herein by specific reference thereto, FIELD OF INVENTION ‘This invention cates to hats and caps in particular to head visor assemblies, apparatus, and methods of using aso type ‘am visor having patterns of diferent shaped hole openings, such as but not Fimited to geometrical shapes, eters, chara ters, and the like, that allow for accessories such as labels, ‘hams, badges, sunglasses, and the like, to be plugged into the openings and easily removable and interchangeable with colher accessories. BACKGROUND AND PRIOR ART ‘Sun visors have become a popular type of headgear for keeping the sn off the face ofthe wearer Often the visors are Jormed from a cloth or fabric type material with a xed band. ‘Other types of well known visors are formed from a hard plastic with rearwardly extending curved bands which wrap bout part ofthe head ofthe wearer. "A problem with these prior at visors is that indicia (suchas but not limited to advertisements, ete.) must be penmaneatly {xed thereon. For example, sewing alabelon cloth or fabric visor is well known, but the label is not easily removable, Painting indicia with markers and thelike, can also be done ‘on prior at visor, but the pant is also generally permanent Peel aad stick decals can also be used, but they are also intended to be permanent and are not intended t9 be easily removed or changed ‘Using book and loop fastener, such as Velero, ean also be used, but atleast one side ofthe hook and lop fastener, mus also be permanently attached to a surface of the visor ‘Caps and visors have been made over the years with hoes See for example, US. Pat. No. 1,782,206 to Kornsweet ‘460,604 to Sullivan 601,329 to Johns, the latter being the Jnventor of the subject inveation. However, the holes were ‘used for ventilation andor decoration, and were aot useil for ‘mounting and supporting indicia thereon. “Thus, the need exists foe solutions to the above problems ‘withthe prior art SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A primary objective ofthe present invention is to provide head visor devices, apparats, and methods of using a soft ‘ype foam visor having pattern of partial andor full cutout hole openings that allow for accessories such as labels, ‘chamis, badges, and the like, to be plugged ino the open and easily removable and interchangeable with other acces- "A secondary objective ofthe present invention isto provide head visor devices, apparatus, and methods of using a soft ‘ype foam visor having patterns of partial andor full extout hole openings that allow for accessories such as labels ‘chamas, badges, and the like, o be easly removable and Jnerchangeable with other accessories, 0 o 2 A third objective ofthe prevent inventions provide head visor devices, apparatus, and methods of using a soft type foam visor faving patiers of partial andlor complete throughhole openings that allow for aceesorie, having an adjustable head sap tat i also removable ‘A Youth objective of the present invention isto provide head visor devices, apparatus, and methods of using a soft type foun visor having patterns of partial andor complete ‘hrovghhole openings witha puncture tool that ean turn par tial culouts into throughbole cutouts to mount accesories thereon “ill objective ofthe present ivention iso provide head visor devices, apparatus, and methods of using a soft type qoam visor Iiving patiems of partial andlor complete ‘hrovghhole openings having different shapes, suchas but not limited to different geometrical shapes, eter shapes, charae- tershapes, and he like, inorder to mount accessories thereon. A sixth objective ofthe present inventions to provide head visor devices, apparatus, and methods of using a soft type foam visor having patiers of partial andlor complete throughhole openings that allow for accessories such as adapters fo be able to mount sunglasseseyeglasses 10 the ‘A visor assembly, can inelude a visor with headband {formed from flexible and pliable material, plurality of slot shapes on front surface portion ofthe visor with headband, at least one accessory having a male member that mateably ‘attaches into at Teast one othe slots, wherein the accessory is both attachable and detachable from the visor with headband. ‘The visor assembly of claim 1, ean include a removable stmp having ends that are attachable to left and right portions of the headband, the removable strap being formed from the {exible and pliahle msteral. The removable strpcan include rivet members having inwardly protruding portions for being insertable into plurality of adjustment holes in the remov~ able strap. The visor material can be EVA (ethylene vinyl sect), “The accessory ean include a logo plate, having indicia across a front surface of the logo plat, andlor a decorative charm, “The slot shapes ean include circular shapes, noncircwlar acometrcal shapes, outline shapes of diferent characters and objects. ‘The sot shapes ean include dhrough-hole cutouts through the visor, and/or partial eutousthrough only asurface portion ofthe visor A ponetize tool can be inchided for puncturing a partial cutout into athrough-hole cutout, An adapter ean be used for attaching sunglasses/eyeglassesto the visor assembly. ‘A visor assembly kit, can include the combination of a visor with headband formed from a flexible and pliable mate- ‘ial, a plurality ofboth through-hole slots and paral cut-out slots along a front surface portion ofthe visor with headband, ‘removable strap having ends that are attachable to left and ‘ight portions of the headband, the removable stp being formed from the exible and pliable material, anda plurality ‘of accessories, each accessory having a male member that ‘mateably attaches into at least one ofthe though-hole slots ‘and partial cut-out slo, wherein the accessories are both attachable and detachable from the visor with headband, and wherein the accesories are selected frm the group consis ‘ng of logo plates andl decorative charms and a puncture tool to pinch out a pail entout, and an adapter for mounting stunglasses/eyuglasses to the visor assembly. The plurality of both through-hole slots and partial eu-out slots, can include shlferent shapes, such a8 different geometrical shapes, eters, charaeter outlinesUS 9,215,902 B2 3 Punter objects aad advantages of this invention will be apparent from the Following detailed description ofthe pres cently preferred embodiments which are illustrated schemat cally inthe secompanying drawings. BRIEE DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES FIG. Lisatop perspective view ofthe novel visor assembly. FIG. 2isa bottom perspective othe visor assembly of IG. 1 FIG. 3 is a top exploded perspective view of the visor assembly of FIG. L FIG, 4s a bottom exploded perspective view ofthe visor assembly of FIG. 3 FIG. is top view of the visor assembly of FIG. FIG. SA is across-setional view ofthe band rivet connec tion of FIG. along arco 5, FIG, SB isa eross-sectonal view of the charm connectio ofFIG. § along arow SB. FIG, 6s. bottom view of visor assembly of FIG. S IG. Tis right side view of the visor assembly of FIGS, 56. TIG.#isaleft side view ofthe visor assembly of FIGS. 5-6 FIG. 9 is front side view of the visor assembly of FIGS. 54. FIG, 10s a rear side view ofthe visor assembly of FIGS. 54, FIG. 11 isa top front perspective view ofthe visor assem- bly ofthe precoding figures showing logo plate and charm ready to be installed IG, 12 is aother top front perspective view ofthe visor assembly of FIG. 11 shoving logo plate and chan installed. TIG, 13 isa bottom front inside perspective view of the visor assembly of FIG. 11 showing logo plate and charm ready to be installed, IG, 14 is a bottom fiont inside perspective view of the visor assembly of FIG. 13 showing logo plate and cham installed. FIG. 1Sisa top view ofa logo plate for the visor assembly ‘of the preceding figures. FIG. I6 isa front view ofthe logo plate of FIG. 18, IG. 17 is font right perspective view ofthe logo plate of FIG.15, FIG, 18s rear ight perspective view ofthe logo plate of FIG.18, FIG, 19 is 1op view of a charm accessory for the visor assembly of the preceding figures, FIG. 20s front view of the charm of FIG. 19. FIG. 21 is. frou right perspective view of the chama of FIG.19, FIG, 22s reueright perspective view ofthe cham of FIG, 19. FIG, 23 sa front view ofa puncture tool for use wth visor assembly. IG. 24 isa side view ofthe puncture tool of FIG. 23, FIG. 25 is atop view of another visor assembly. FIG. 26 atop view of sill another visor assembly. FIG. 27 isa perspective view ofan adapter for mounting sunglases/eyeglastes tothe visor assembly. TG. 28 is aside view of the adapter of FIG. 27. FIG. 29 sa front view ofthe adapter of FIG. 27, FIG. 30 sa font perspective view ofa visor assembly with ‘adapter of FIG, 27 ind mounted sunglassesleyeglasses. TIG. 31 isa side view of the visor assembly. adapter and mounted sunglasses of FIG. 30, 0 o 4 FIG, 32 isa front view of the visor assembly, adapter and mounted sunglasses oF FIG. 30, DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED. EMBODIMENTS, ofore explaining the disclosed embodiments of the present invention in detail itis to be understood that the invention i ot limited in ts applications othe details ofthe particular arrangements shown since the invention is cxpable of other embodiments. Also, the terminology used herein is {or the purpose of description and aot of limitation, ‘A listing of eomponenis will now be described 10 visor assembly 20Visor/brim. 30 Headband. 440 Bock bon 50 Snapsin charm. (60 Snap-in ogo plate ‘To Sweat band 80 Through-hole evtouts andor partial cut-outs for charts and logo plate. 90 Bock band rivet. 100 Back band adjustment holes in headband, 10 Rivet hole in back band. 120 Back band alignment stu. 130 Studs to secure logo plate and charms into cutouts. 140, Puncture too! 142. front of tool ‘ised gripping surface ponctire ip stodnear wall visor assembly with different shaped cutouts letter shaped eutout stat shaped cutout af moon shaped eutout Visor assembly with more different shaped eutouts ‘wiangle shaped eutout rectangular/square shaped cutout ‘cartoon character shaped extout ‘adapter fr eyeglasses'sunglases font wall of adapter ‘curved hook studleae wall egies 190. visor assembly for eyeglases!sunglasses ‘The inventor ofthe subject invention isalso the inventor on US. Design Pat.D601,329 w Johns, which is incorporated by relerence, PIG. Lis atop perspective view ofthe novel visor assembly 10,FIG. 2s bottom perspective ofthe visor assembly 10 of | FIG.1. FIG. 3isa top exploded perspective view of the visor assembly 1Wof FIG. I. FIG. 4 isa bottom exploded perspec- tive view ofthe visor assembly 10 of FIG. 3 FIG. Sis atop view ofthe visor assembly 10 of FIG. 1 FIG. 8A is cross-sectional View ofthe band rivet connec tion of FIG. $ along arrow SA, FIG, SB isa eros-sectional view ofthe charm connection of PIG. 8 along arow SB. FIG, 6 is bottom view of visor assembly 10 of FIG. 8, IG. ie aright side view ofthe visor assembly 10 of FIGS. 5.6, FIG. B is a left sie view of the visor assembly 10 ofUS 9,215,902 B2 5 FIGS. $6, F1G.9iss front side view ofthe visor assembly 10 ‘ofFIGS, £8, FIG. 10 isa rer side view othe visor assembly MOFFIGS, 3. FIG. 11 isa top front perspective view ofthe visor assem= bly 10 ofthe preceding figures showing logo plate and charm ready to be installed FIG. 12 is another top front perspective view of the visor assembly 10 of FIG. 11 showing logo plate and charms installed. TIG. 13 is a bottom front inside perspective view of the visor assembly 10 of FIG, 11 showing logo plate and charm ready to be installed FIG, 14 is.a bottom front inside perspective view of the visor assembly 10 of FIG. 13 showing logo plate and charm installed. FIG. 1Sisa top view ofa logo plate forthe visor assembly AW ofthe preceding figures. FIG. 16isa front view ofthe logo plate of FIG. 18. FIG. 17 is front right perspective view of the logo plate of FIG. 15. FIG. 18 ia rear ight perspective view ofthe logo plate of FIG. 18, The logo plates ean have 2 indicia on a front surface portion, such as but not imited 10 ‘advertisements, sports teams, names, pitures, andthe Tike. TIG. 19 is top view of a charm accessory forthe visor assembly 10 of the preceding figures. FIG. 20 sa front view ‘of the charm of FIG. 19. FIG. 21 is a front right perspective view of the charm of FIG. 19. FIG. 22 isa rear right perspee- tive view ofthe charm of FIG. 19. The charmavcessory canbe a decorative pat, such as but not limited « a Jbitz™. The _decorativepiscescan include various typesof shapes, suchas but not Fimited to animals, fish, beds, carton characters, flowers trees, and the like Referring to FIGS. 1-22, the visor assembly ean be com- prisedaf wo or thrce components. The main two.components ‘re the front part ofthe visor assembly Which includes a visor portion 20 with frat head band portion 30, that ix separated from and atachable to a back band 40 type strap. thied ‘component can be a sweatband 70 that ean be attached into the inside wall of the head band portion 30. “The visor portion 20 with frat hand portion 30, and the back band (strap) 40 can be formed from or molded from 3 so plastic, sch as but not limited to EVA (ethylene vinyl cette). The novel visor 10 can also be water proof, float in water, be antibacterial, have good clarity and gloss, barrier properties, low-temperature toughness, stesserack resis- tance, hotmelt adhesive, aad resistance to UV (ula violet) radiation, EVA has litte oF no odor and is competitive with rubber and vinyl products in cost. The invention can be formed from other materials, similar to EV, that also have similar properties, The visor assembly 10 of the previous figures can have partial cutoutsinstead of completely through holecutouts 8. The partial cut-outs can have indentations tough the visor! brim 20 and/or rough the headband 30 that are not complete through-holes. These partial ext-onts can be molded o have narrow thicknesses than the rest of the visorfbrim 20 and headband 30 material. As such, the user ean use a puncture tool 140 as deseribed in FIGS, 23-24 to complete the ct-out through te visor/brim 20 andlor headband 30s desied. For ‘example, visor assembly 10 can havea mix of throual-hole ‘cutouts andparial cut-outs. Aliematively, the visor assembly ‘can have all drough-hole cutouts oral partial cutouts, FIG. 23 is front view ofa puncture tool 140 for use with visor assembly, FIG. 24 sa side view ofthe puncture tool 140 ‘of FIG. 23. On the front 142 ofthe tool 140 can be a gripping surface that can hae raised ribs oF grooves thereon, and ‘extending downward can be a narrow tip 148, The stud/eae ‘all 48a be joined to the front wall bY a stem portion 147. 0 o 6 In operation, the user can grip the too 140 by pinching the front wall 142 and rear wall 148 between two Fingers, and push the marrow tip 145 into a parial cut-out opening 80 as esired to mount charm(s) 80, logo plates) 60 thereon. The ‘001 140 eanalso be stored onthe visor assembly Phy pushing the stud/rear wall 148 into throughlole cut-out 80 on the visor assembly. The invention canbe distributed andlor sold ina package or kit form, having visor assembly 1, along with a plurality of Jogo plates 60 and decorative (charm) parts 80 and puncture ‘ol 140, and sunglass/eveglass adapter 170. ‘Although dhe cut-out slots (sockets) 80, 100 forthe labels 60 and chaems 80 are shown to be cite, the sockets ean Ihave other geometrical shapes, such as but not limited t0 triangular, rectangular, hexagon, andthe like, Stil fume ore, the sockets can be customized into other desirable shapes such as but not limited to character outline shapes, suchas MICKEY MOUSE®, animals, mammals, birds, fish, and any other desirable outline shape, and the like FIG. 25 is atop view of another visor assembly 180, PIG. 26 isa top view of still another visor assembly 160. Here, different shapes, suchas letter shaped eutout 182, star shaped cutout 184, hali moon shaped cutout 188, tangle shaped cutout 162, ectangularsquare shaped cutout 164, and other shapes 166, such s cartoon character shaped cutout 16 can be formed into the visor assembly 150, 160, FIG. 27 isa perspective view ofan adapter 170 for mount- ing sunglassesteveglasses o the visor assembly 190 (shown in PIGS. 30-32. FIG. 28 sa side view of the adapter 170 of FIG. 27. FIG, 29isa font view of the adapter 170 of FIG. 27 ‘The adapter 170 can include a font wall 172 having a curved ‘hook 174 fixed thereon, with @ stem 178 to attach to a snd sear wall 178 FIG. 3082 front perspective view of visorassemmbly 190 with adapter of FIG. 27 and mounted sunglasses/eyeglasses 180, FIG. 31 isa side view ofthe visor assembly 190, adapter 17 and mounted sunglasses 180 of FIG. 30. FIG. 32isa front view of the visor assembly 190, adapter 170 and mounted sunglasses 180 of FIG. 30. The user ean push the stadnear ‘wall 178 of the adapter 170 theongh headband adjstment foes 100'on both sides ofthe visor assembly 190 with the free end ofthe book 174 angled upward. Nex, the arms 182 of the eyeglasses/smglasses 180 cat be positioned into the book portions 174, withthe glass portions ofthe eyeulases! sunglasses 180 positioned on the Visorrbrim 20, The eurved hooks 174 can be angled so that the arms 182 of the eye- alassessunglasses 180 ae tightly held in place. The user can Safely store their eyoglasses/snglasses 180 on the visor assembly 190, And when the eyeglasses/sunglasses 180 are ‘edad, the user, can easily remove the eyeglasses/sunglasses 180 from the adapter 170 to wear them wien needed. While the invention shows plug on labels and ehsems, the invention ean be used with oer accessories. For example, a sealp cover ean atach to the top of the visor assembly and ‘have plug in base members that low forthe cover to protect thesenlpofthe wearer Furthermore, a neck shade attachment ormed from simila material or formed from cloth or fabric, can attach by plugable members tothe rear ofthe band stap. Sill rtiermore other accessories, such as but nt limited to sunglass shades, and the ike, can also be plugable onto the visor assembly, ‘While the invention has boon deseribed, disclose, il trated and shown in various tems of certain embexliments oF ‘modifications whieh it has presumed in practice, the seope of the ivention isnot intended tobe, nor should t he deemed to be, limited thereby and sach other modifications ar embodi- sas may be sugested by the teachings herein are parUS 9,215,902 B2 7 ticularly reserved especially as they fll within the breadth and scope of the claims here appended J olaim: 1A visor assembly, comprising ‘brim anda front headband formed from a soft flexible ‘and pliable EVA (ethylene vinyl aetate) material, the EVA material modified to be waterproof, Noatabl, ant ‘aeteral temperature tough resistant, stress erack resis- tant, and UV (ultraviolet radiation Fsistant; and plurality ofsits on the visor assembly adapted forallow- ing acessories to be attachable to the visor assembly. 2. The visor assembly of claim 1, further comprising ‘separate removable rear headband strap having a first end for being atachable and detachable from the front head ‘band, and a second end for being attachable and detach- able from the front headband, the separate rear head fhand feing molded from the so, Hexible and pliable EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) material, the EVA material ‘modified to be waterproof, latable, antibacterial, em- perature tough resistant, tess erack resistant, and UV (ultra Violet) radiation resistant, atleast oneaecessory having a male member that mateably attaches into at least one of the slots, wherein the acees- ‘sony is both attachable and detachable fom the brimand the front headband. 3. The visor assembly of elaim 2, wherein the removable rea head band stop includes rivet members having inwardly protruding portions for ‘being insertable into plurality’ of adjustment holes in the removable rear headband strap. 4. The visor assembly of claim 1, wherein the plurality of slots include: at least one slot in the bri; and a least one sot in the front headband. 5. The visor assembly of claim 1, further comprising: leat ‘one accessory that includes: 1 Jogo plate, having indicia across a front surface ofthe Togo plate 6. The visor assembly of claim 1, further comprising at Jeast one accessory that includes ‘a decorative chr, 17. The visor assembly of claim 1, further comprising at least one accessory that includes ‘both a logo plate and a decorative charm, 8, The visor assembly of claim 1, wherein the plurality of slots inclede circular shapes 9, The visor assembly of claim 1, wherein the plurality of slots inclade geometrical shapes. 10. The visor assembly of claim 1, wherein the plurality of slots include oie shapes of different characters and objects 11. The visor assembly of claim 1, wherein the plurality of slots include: 8 both chrouzh-holes and partial cutouts in the Visor assem bly: 12, The visor assembly of claim 11, wherein the brim inclides both through-holes and partial cut-outs. 13. The visor assembly of claim 1. further comprising: 4 puncture tol for puncturing a through-hoe inthe visor ‘assembly. 14, The visor assembly of claim 1, further comprising ‘an adapter for attaching a sunglass or eyeglass the visor assembly. 18.A visor assembly comprising: ‘one-piece brim and front headhand formed from a sf, flexible and pliable foam material modified to be water- proof flostable, antibacterial, temperature tough res tant, stress crack resistant and UV (oltta violet) radia tion resistant: plurality of slots along. front surface potion of the brim ‘and the front headband ‘removable ear headband strap attachable to left and right portions of the font headband; and atleast one accessory having a male member that mateably attaches into at least one of the slots, the a least one accessory being selected froma logo plate anda deco- rative charm, 16. The visor assembly of elim 18, wherein the sft flex- ‘ble an pliable foun material includes EVA (ethylene ving] setae) material, 17. The visor assembly ofelaim 18, wherein the removable ar headband straps formed froma sof, exible and pliable EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) material, the EVA material modified o be waterproof, floatable, antibacterial, tempers- tre tough resistant, stess crack resistant, and UV (ultra violet) radiation resistant. 18. A headgear with visor, comprising: 85 a brim and headband formed from a soft, flexible and pliableplastie foam material that ismodifid to be water- proof, lostable, antibacterial, temperature tough resi ant, stess crack resistant, ane UV (ultraviolet) radiae tion resistant: and 4 plurality of slots in the headgear adaptable for allowing faccestories to be attachable and detachable from the headgear 19, The headgeae with visor of elaim 18, wherein the sof, flexible and pliable plastic foam includes: EVA (ethylene Vinyl aeetate) material 20. The headgear with visor of elsim 19, farther compris: 7 ‘rear headband strap formed from the soft, flexible and pliable plaste foam material hat is modified to be water- proof, loatable, antibacterial, temperature tough res tan, stress crack resistant, and UV (lta violet) radia 0