TWI546033B - Pouch backpack, sweatband with detachable brim and towel, and shorts with detachable towel - Google Patents

Description

Pocket back pack with a foldable upper edge and a sweat-resistant collar for the towel, and a pair of detachable towel shorts [related application]

The present application is related to U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 61/561,615, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference to the entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire entire content This reference is hereby incorporated by reference.

The technical field of the invention is: the carrying bag and more specifically the technical field of capsular bags; sweat linings; and garments, and more particularly in the field of trousers.

A conventional pouch is typically one dimension in construction and is limited by its design, carrying features, and content capacity.

Traditional sweat-proof collars are typically one dimension in their design and use. In addition to sweat absorption, anti-sweat liners are difficult to use for other purposes. The size and shape of the sweat-resistant collar limits the amount of sweat absorbed. In addition, the size and shape of the sweat-resistant collar limits the area of coverage around the head to be absorbed. Also, although the sweat lining is placed around the head, the sweat lining does not provide any protection of the head, such as shading.

The function of a carrying item in conventional shorts is typically limited by the design of its pocket. For example, while a person is engaged in an activity, reach out to It is very inconvenient to remove the towel from the pocket to dry a part of the body. In addition, removing the towel from the pocket of the shorts, wiping or wiping a portion of the body, and placing the towel back into the pocket will prevent the towel from drying out before it can be used.

The present invention is a carrying bag device that allows a user to separately carry, store, and protect particular items such as, but not limited to, shoes, shoes, spikes, and other items. The pouches can be constructed in a variety of ways to provide the user with the means to carry the item in a variety of ways, including efficiency, functionality, comfort, or personality.

The invention relates to a sweat-proof gasket with a plurality of accessories for keeping the user cool and dry, and providing the function of absorbing eyes and preventing sweat from dripping.

The present invention provides a shorts with an attachment device for attaching and carrying a towel or other item to the outer waistband of the shorts.

The present invention provides a carrier assembly comprising at least one bladder. The pouch has at least one pocket opening. The bladder also has at least one fastening mechanism attached to the bladder, wherein the fastening mechanism is detachably coupled to at least one other fastening mechanism attached to the other bladder. The assembly also includes at least one strap. The strip has an upper latching mechanism at the upper end of the strip. The strip also has a lower latching mechanism at the lower end of the strip. The component also has There is at least one strip connector on the bladder, wherein the strap connector is coupled to the upper latch mechanism or the lower latch mechanism. A plurality of pockets can be joined to form a rear backpack. In a first embodiment, the invention comprises two bladders having connectors and attachments. The pouches may be attached to each other along their sides or separated from each other and may also be joined by a single strip to form a carrying device. In a second embodiment, the pouches can be coupled together along their sides by a connector to form a rear backpack with two different strips attached to the pouches. The previous description has been presented to enable a person skilled in the art to make and use the invention and the present invention is claimed. Various modifications of this embodiment will be apparent to those skilled in the art, and the general concepts herein may be applied to other embodiments. Thus, the present invention is limited to the embodiments shown, but is in accordance with the maximum scope of the principles and features described herein.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of the invention, the drawings When pulled, it stretches to allow the shoe to slide into the pocket 10. Optionally, the opening 12 can be shaped like a sleeve of a sports jacket. The lower end 14 of the sleeve-shaped pouch can be sealed to prevent contents from falling out of the pouch 10. In this embodiment, each corner of the bladder 10 has a mechanism for attachment to other components of the bladder 10. A fastening mechanism 16 is provided along the upper right corner of the edge of the bladder 10, and another fastening mechanism 18 is provided along the lower right corner of the edge of the bladder 10. Three separate connectors can be provided at three different locations of the bladder 10 for attaching the strap to the bladder 10. First separate connection The device 20 can be disposed at the center of the upper side of the pouch 10. The second connector 22 can be disposed slightly below the circular opening 12 at the upper left corner of the bladder 10, and the third connector 24 can be disposed slightly above the left corner of the lower end 14. Figures 1-2 illustrate one of a plurality of carrying configurations for a bladder 10 to be used by a user. In Figures 1-2, a user can connect the lower end 26b of the first strip 26 to the first connector 20. The user can place the upper end 26a of the first strip 26 on the distal shoulder such that a portion of the strip 26 can diagonally traverse the user's chest and a portion of the strip 26 can be diagonally The upper end 26a of the first strip 26 is connected to the first connector 20 downwardly across the back of the user.

The pouch 10 can be made of, for example, polyester, nylon, canvas, leather, or other suitable material. The circular opening 12 may be, for example, relief knitted fabrics, Spandex ^TM, polyester, or other suitable material is manufactured. Any of the first strip 26, the second strip 28, and the third strip 30 (see Figures 1-5) can be made of, for example, polyester, nylon, canvas, leather, or other suitable material. At the upper and lower ends of the strips 26, 28 and 30, there may be a latching mechanism for attaching to the first connector 20, the second connector 22, and the third connector 24, respectively. The latching mechanisms at the upper and lower ends of the strips 26, 28 and 30 can be formed, for example, as metal loop hooks, plastic loop hooks, or other suitable structures. The individual connectors 20, 22 and 24 can be fabricated, for example, as metal d-rings, plastic d-rings, grommets, grommets, ring members of strong fibers, or other suitable structures.

Figures 1-3 and 1-4 illustrate a bladder 10 in a second aspect by using a second bladder 110 in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. In Figure 1-3, the The pouch 10 can have a corresponding article that is a second pouch 110. Both bladders 10 and 110 may have the same member at the same location, but the components are either mirrored to each other or disposed on the opposite side, but the first individual connectors 20 and 120 may be separately provided At the center of the upper side of the sleeve-shaped pouches 10 and 110.

In order to construct the pouches 10 and 110 for the user to carry both on the shoulder as shown in Figures 1-4, the upper end 26a of the first strip 26 can be attached to the first connector 20 of the pouch 10. And the lower end 26b of the first strip 26 can be attached to the first connector 120 of the bladder 110. The bladders 10 and 110 of Figures 1-4 are separated from each other along the right/upper left corners of the fastening mechanism 16 and the fastening mechanism 116, and are also separated from the fastening mechanisms 18 and 118 along the right/lower left corners, respectively. The upper end 26a and the lower end 26b of the first strip 26 are fixed to the first connector 20 on the first bladder 10, and the upper and lower ends of the first strip 26 are fixed to the second pocket 110. A connector 220. The user can place the first strip 26 on the shoulder so that the pouch 10 can be hung on the left/right shoulder and hung in front of the user, and the pouch 110 can be hung on the user's left/right shoulder and hung At the back of the user.

In order to carry the pouch to the back of the user as shown in Figures 1-5 and 1-6, the user can engage the fastening mechanism 16 and the fastening mechanism 116, and the fastening mechanism 18 and The fastening mechanism 118 is engaged to connect the bladder 10 to the bladder 110. The upper/lower end of the second strip 28 can be fixed to the second connector 22 on the first bladder 10, and the upper/lower end of the second strip 28 can be fixed to the second bladder 110. Three connectors 24. The upper/lower end of the third strip 30 can be fixed to the second connector on the second bladder 110 122, and the upper/lower end of the third strip 30 can be fixed to the third connector 124 on the second bladder 110. The user can pass one arm through the second strip 28 and then pass the other arm through the third strip 30. In this configuration shown in Figures 1-5 and 1-6, the bladder 10 and bladder 110 can be joined to form a backpack 40.

The two bladders 10 and 110 are preferably rectangular in shape and have a hollow interior that begins at the circular openings 12 and 112 and terminates at the lower ends 14 and 114. The pouches 10 and 110 have lengths ranging from 10 inches to 18 inches and widths ranging from 4 inches to 8 inches. The circular opening 12 in the bladder 10 and the circular opening 112 in the bladder 110 may be between 3 inches and 6 inches in diameter and may be fabricated from a stretchable material to provide more space for the article. Enter the energy bags 10 and 110. The three strips 26, 28 and 30 can likewise be 18 inches long and 1 inch wide and have a mechanism to allow the lengths of the strips 26, 28 and 30 to be adjusted.

The connectors 20, 22, 24, 120, 122 and 124 that can be secured to the bladders 10 and 110 are preferably fabricated from a 1 inch d-ring. The three separate connectors 20, 22 and 24, and the three separate connectors 120, 122 and 124 can be independently wound around each connection by a polyester, leather, cotton or the like, respectively. The bladders 10 and 110 are separately secured around the 20, 22, 24, 120, 122 and 124 and can be fastened to the 2 inch loop/ring of the bladders 10 and 110. These 2 inch loops/rings can be made of the same material as strips 26, 28 and 30.

The fastening mechanisms 16 and 18 can be secured along the upper and lower ends of the bladder 10. The fastening mechanisms 116 and 118 that can be secured along the upper and lower ends of the bladder 110 can be 3 inches long and 0.25 inches wide. Alternatively, the fastening means 16,18,116 and 118 may, for example, two separate pressure molding, Velcro ^TM strips and fixable along the length of buttons and button holes 10 and 110 of the pouch. The alternative fastening mechanisms may be 7 inches to 15 inches long and 0.25 inches wide depending on the size of the bladders 10 and 110. The fastening mechanisms 16, 18, 116 and 118 can be fabricated using a press-fit tape. The press belt is made of two 0.25 inch wide fabric strips having a male presser strip attached to a fabric strip and a female presser strip secured to the other fabric strip. The two fabric strips are joined together by the male and female presser strips and are severed at the fastening location to ensure that the isostatic panels will match. The press-fit tapes are preferred because they eliminate the undue time and effort of securing the individual press strips and allowing the multiple press strips to quickly align with the press strips corresponding to other items. And match. The press-fit strips on the press-fit strips are typically aligned in a row and spaced 1.5 inches from the next press-fit strip. The length of the press-fit tape is determined by how many press-fit strips are required, and/or where the user decides where to cut the fabric.

The present invention provides an anti-sweat liner assembly that includes an anti-sweat liner having a sweat-resistant collar height. The anti-sweat liner also has an inner sweat-proof collar around and an outer sweat-proof collar. The perspiration liner has a brim side along the periphery of the outer perspiration liner. The perspiration liner also has a towel side along the periphery of the outer sweat liner, wherein the towel side is opposite the side of the cap. A first fastening mechanism is secured to the outer perimeter of the outer sweat liner along the height of the sweat liner, wherein the first fastening mechanism is centered along the height of the sweat liner. The assembly also includes a brim. The cap The side has a second fastening mechanism secured to a side edge of the rim, wherein the second fastening mechanism and the first fastening mechanism are detachably coupled along the rim side. The kit also contains a towel. The towel has a third fastening mechanism secured along the rim of the towel, wherein the third fastening mechanism and the first fastening mechanism are detachably coupled along the towel side. The sweat resistant collar has a detachable rim and a towel. The cap edge can be removed from the sweat liner to use the sweat liner without the cap. Or a cap may be attached to the antiperspirant collar to provide different shade, shape, and/or decorative features. The towel can be removed from the sweat liner to use the sweat liner without the towel. The towel can be attached to the perspiration liner for: drying around the user's head and neck, acting as a carrying device, and/or providing different decorative features. Various modifications of this embodiment will be apparent to those skilled in the art, and the general concepts herein may be applied to other embodiments. Thus, the present invention is limited to the embodiments shown, but is in accordance with the maximum scope of the principles and features described herein.

Referring now to the drawings in which like reference numerals refer to the same parts, FIG. 2-1 illustrates an embodiment of a sweatscreen collar 210 with a detachable brim 220 attached to one side thereof and a separable A towel 230 is attached to the opposite side of the sweat seal collar 210. The anti-sweat collar 210 can be attached to a rim 220 and a towel 230 by three fastening mechanisms 212, 222 and 232, respectively (see Figures 2-4b).

The perspiration liner 210 can be constructed to have both the brim 220 and the towel 230 attached to the perspiration liner as shown in FIG. 2-1. In Figure 2-1 In the illustrated construction, the first fastening mechanism 212 is secured to the anti-sweat collar 210 and can be coupled to a second fastening mechanism 222 that is secured to the brim 220. The first fastening mechanism 212 can be wrapped around the center of the outer periphery of the sweat seal collar 210 and secured to the sweat seal collar 210. The third fastening mechanism 232 can be secured along the upper edge of the towel 230. A preferred method of securing the fastening mechanisms 212, 222 and 232 may be by sewing them to the sweat guard collar 210, the brim 220, and the towel 230, respectively.

The antiperspirant collar 210 can be separated from the towel 230 as shown in Figure 2-2. In the configuration shown in FIG. 2-2, the first fastening mechanism 212 is fixed to the outer periphery of the anti-sweat collar 210 and surrounds the outer periphery, and is coupled to the first portion as shown in FIGS. 2-4b. Two fastening mechanisms 222 (which are secured to one side edge of the brim 220). The user can align and bond the fastening mechanism 222 secured to the side edge of the cap 220 and the fastening mechanism 212 secured to the anti-sweat liner 210 as shown in Figure 2-2. The user can separate the towel 230 from the sweat liner 210 by pulling the towel 230 forcefully. The towel 230 can be separated from the sweat liner by decoupling the fastening mechanisms 212 and 222, as shown in Figures 2-5. Alternatively, the first fastening mechanism 212 can be broken into two pieces, the first piece can be fixed on one side of the sweat seal collar 210, and the second piece can be fixed to the sweat line. On the opposite side of the circle 210.

The anti-sweat collar 210 can be separated from the cap 220 as shown in Figures 2-5. In the configuration shown in FIGS. 2-5, the third fastening mechanism 232 can be secured along the upper edge of the towel 230 and bonded to the fastening mechanism 212 that is secured to the sweat liner 210. The brim 220 can be pulled by the brim 220 The fastening mechanism 222 and the fastening mechanism 212 are uncoupled from the sweat liner 210, as shown in FIGS. 2-3. Alternatively, both fastening mechanisms 212 and 222 can be secured to the sweat liner 210 and the rim 220, respectively, as described above. The upper edge of the bottom side of the brim 220 and the upper edge of the towel 230 can also be coupled to the anti-sweat liner 210 using any alternate arrangement of the secured fastening mechanism 212.

The antiperspirant collar 210 can be fabricated from, for example, cotton, polyester, terry fabric, moisture absorbing and stretchable cloth, or other suitable materials. The brim 220 can be made of, for example, cotton, polyester, canvas, leather, or other suitable material. The towel 230 can be manufactured, for example, from cotton, terry, flannel, absorbent cloth, or other suitable material. The three fastening mechanisms 212, 222, 232 can be fabricated, for example, by a press-fit strap, as shown in Figures 2-1, 2-4, 2-5, and 2-6. Alternatively, three fastening means 212, 222 can be used e.g. Velcro ^TM, buttons and holes, or other suitable means is formed.

The antiperspirant collar 210 can be constructed such that both the brim 220 and the towel 230 are removed from the antiperspirant collar. 2-6 illustrate the sweat guard collar 210 to which the cap 220 and the towel 230 are not attached. The user can separate the fastening mechanism 222 fixed to the brim 220 and the fastening mechanism 212 fixed to the anti-sweat collar 210 by pulling hard, and the fastening mechanism fixed to the towel 230 The 232 is separated from the fastening mechanism 212 that is secured to the sweat liner.

The perspiration liner 210 can have a rounded shape with a hollow central portion that allows the perspiration liner 210 to extend and surround the user's head. The antiperspirant collar 210 can have a range of between 5 inches and 8 inches. The diameter between the two, and the width between 4 inches and 6 inches. The fastening mechanisms 212, 222 and 232 can be manufactured, for example, by a press-fit belt. The press belt is made of the same fabric strip of 0.5 inch wide for two treaties. The first strip of fabric may have a plurality of press-fit strips that are fixed at 1.5 inches apart from each other and a plurality of press-fit strips that are separated from each other by 1.5 inches. Both the male presser strip and the female presser strip are cut to the length required to secure the sweat seal collar 210, the brim 220, and the towel 230. A fastening mechanism 212 is secured to the outer periphery of the anti-sweat liner 210. As shown in Figures 2-4, the brim 220 can be in the shape of a duck tongue having a slightly downward slope at each end. The brim 220 may be 4 to 6 inches long, 2.25 inches to 4 inches wide, having a fabric strip of 0.75 inches to 1 inch wide and the same brim 220, along the brim 220 The length extends to form the upper edge of the brim 220. The second fastening mechanism 222 can be secured to the upper edge of the bottom side of the brim 220 as shown in FIGS. 2-4. The towel 230 can be 8 inches to 12 inches wide and can be 14 inches to 16 inches long. The third fastening mechanism 232 can be fixed along the upper edge of the towel 230 and can be 8 inches to 12 inches long for extending over the length of the towel 230 and configured to be secured to the defense The fastening mechanism 212 of the sweat collar 210 mates.

The present invention provides a garment assembly. The assembly includes a pair of shorts having an inner waistband and an outer waistband. The shorts have a plurality of fastening means that are horizontally attached to the outer waistband. The kit also contains a towel. The towel has a plurality of second fastening means that are horizontally attached to the upper edge of the towel. The plurality of first fastening devices and the plurality of second fastening devices are detachable Off-ground coupling. The shorts have a fastening device that allows a towel to be attached to the shorts. The towel can be attached to or detachable from the shorts for use with or without the towel. The towel can be separated from the shorts for greater use of the towel or for the user to attach the towel to other items, such as a hat, bag, or the like.

The following description is presented to enable a person skilled in the art to make and use the invention. Various modifications of this embodiment will be apparent to those skilled in the art, and the general concepts herein may be applied to other embodiments. Thus, the present invention is limited to the embodiments shown, but is in accordance with the maximum scope of the principles and features described herein.

Referring now to the drawings, wherein like reference numerals refer to the same parts, FIGS. 3-1 and 3-2 illustrate a pair of shorts 310 in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. The panty 310 can have a waistband 312, a towel 320, a plurality of first fastening devices 314, and a plurality of second fastening devices 322. A dotted line at the waistband of the shorts and along the upper portion of the towel represents the attachment structure for the towel and the shorts. The shorts 310 may be manufactured, for example, polyester, nylon, cotton, Spandex ^TM, or other suitable materials. The towel 320 can be fabricated, for example, from cotton, terry fabric, polyester blends, or other suitable materials. The waistband 312 of the panty 310 can be fabricated, for example, from a jersey knit, cotton, terry fabric, polyester, or other suitable material. The first fastening means 314 and the second fastening means 322 can be used, for example, male / female press-fitting band, Velcro ^TM, buttons and button holes, or other suitable material is manufactured. In this embodiment, the fastening means for both 314 and 322 may be male/female compression straps, as shown in Figures 3-1 and 3-2. The first fastening means 314 can be fixed horizontally across the central region of the waistband 312 located on the front side of the shorts 310. The second fastening means 322 can be secured horizontally across the upper edge of the towel 320.

The user can carry the towel 320 and attach the second fastening device 322 that is secured to the upper edge of the towel 320 to the first fastening device 314 that is secured to the waistband 312 of the panty 310. The towel 320 is conveniently accessed in any type of activity. At this position as shown in Figures 3-1 and 3-2, the towel 320 will be hung from the user's waist to the front of the user for ease of use.

The user can partially separate the towel 320 from the shorts 310 by separating some of the first fastening devices 314 from some of the second fastening devices 322, as shown in Figures 3-2. As shown in Figures 3-3, by all of the first fastening means 314 and all of the second fastening means 322, the towel 320 can be completely separated from the shorts 310. When fully separated, the user can obtain a greater use of the towel 320. Although FIGS. 3-1 and 3-2 illustrate that the towel 320 is fastened to the front of the panty 310, the first fastening devices 314 can be secured to either side of the waistband 312 or the waistband 312 on the panty 310. On the back side, the towel 320 has a plurality of positions that can be attached to the shorts 310. The first fastening device 314 can be permanently affixed to a central region of the waistband 312 on the front side of the panty 310. The second fastening means 322 can be permanently fixed to the upper edge of the towel 320.

The shape of the towel 320 may be rectangular or square and may be 15 inches It is up to 18 inches long and 8 inches to 12 inches wide. In this embodiment, the fastening devices 314 and 322 are formed from press-fit tape. The press-fit tape is made of two woven tapes which are identical in width and length and are fixed to each other by a male and female press-fit strip. The male press-fit tape is fixed to the first webbing and the female press-fit strip is fixed to the second webbing. Typically, the male and female presser strips are arranged in a row, 1.5 inches apart from one another. The press-fit tape can reduce the time and effort required to fix one press-fit strip at a time, and the press-fit tape can make it easier to accurately set a plurality of male and female press-fit strips. Other dimensions, configurations, and settings of the towel 320, as well as other locations in which the fastening devices 314 and 322 secure the panty 320, may also be utilized. In addition, different shorts 320 sizes and shapes can also be used.

Although the above description of the present invention is intended to enable those skilled in the art to make and use the examples which are presently regarded as the best mode of the present invention, those skilled in the art will recognize and appreciate that the embodiments, methods, and The variations, combinations, and equivalents of the examples. Therefore, the present invention should not be limited by the embodiments, methods, and examples described above, but by all embodiments and methods falling within the scope and spirit of the invention.

10‧‧‧ pocket

12‧‧‧ openings

14‧‧‧Bottom

16‧‧‧ fastening mechanism

18‧‧‧ fastening mechanism

20‧‧‧First connector

22‧‧‧Second connector

24‧‧‧ Third connector

26‧‧‧First strip

26a‧‧‧Upper

26b‧‧‧Bottom

28‧‧‧Second strip

30‧‧‧Third strip

110‧‧‧Second pouch

120‧‧‧First connector

118‧‧‧ fastening mechanism

116‧‧‧ fastening mechanism

120‧‧‧First connector

122‧‧‧Second connector

124‧‧‧ Third connector

40‧‧‧Back backpack

114‧‧‧Bottom

112‧‧‧ openings

210‧‧‧Antiperspirant ring

220‧‧‧ hood

230‧‧‧ towel

212‧‧‧First fastening mechanism

222‧‧‧Second fastening mechanism

232‧‧‧ Third fastening mechanism

310‧‧‧ shorts

320‧‧‧ towel

312‧‧‧ belt

314‧‧‧First fastening device

322‧‧‧Second fastening device

1-1 is a front perspective view of a pouch in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention; and FIGS. 1-2 are front perspective views of a pouch having a single strip in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention; A front perspective view of an embodiment of the invention with two bladders connected together; Figure 1-4 is a right side view of the two pouches shown in Figures 1-3; Figures 1-5 are front perspective views of two connected pouches in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention; Figures 1-6 are Figure 1 -5 is a rear view of the two bladders in their connected configuration; Figure 2-1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a sweat absorbing collar having an attached brim and towel in accordance with the present invention; -2 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a sweat absorbing collar having an attached rim but no towel in accordance with the present invention; and Figures 2-3 are perspective views of an embodiment of the wicking collar to which the rim is partially attached Figure 2-4a is a front view of the cap; Figure 2-4b is a rear view of the cap; Figure 2-5 is a rear view of the embodiment of the sweat-absorbent collar to which the towel is partially attached; 6 is a front view of the embodiment of the sweat absorbing collar after the hood and towel are detached; and FIG. 3-1 is a perspective view of a pair of shorts according to an embodiment of the present invention with a towel attached thereto; 2 is a perspective view of the shorts to which the towel is partially attached; and FIG. 3-3 is a perspective view of the shorts without the towel.

12‧‧‧ openings

14‧‧‧Bottom

16‧‧‧ fastening mechanism

18‧‧‧ fastening mechanism

20‧‧‧First connector

22‧‧‧Second connector

24‧‧‧ Third connector

26‧‧‧First strip

26a‧‧‧Upper

26b‧‧‧Bottom

120‧‧‧First connector

118‧‧‧ fastening mechanism

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122‧‧‧Second connector

124‧‧‧ Third connector

114‧‧‧Bottom

112‧‧‧ openings

Claims (3)

A carrying device assembly comprising: at least one pouch having at least one pouch opening; at least one fastening mechanism attached to the at least one pouch, whereby the at least one fastening mechanism and attachment At least one other fastening mechanism to the at least one bladder is detachably coupled; at least one strap; an upper latching mechanism disposed at an upper end of the at least one strap; and a lower portion disposed at a lower end of the at least one strap a latching mechanism; and at least one strap connector disposed on the at least one pocket whereby at least one of the at least one strap connector and the upper latching mechanism, and the lower latching mechanism are coupled. An anti-sweat liner assembly, comprising: a sweat-proof liner having a sweat-proof collar height; the anti-sweat liner having an inner sweat-proof collar periphery and an outer sweat-proof collar circumference; The sweat-proof collar has a side of the cap along the periphery of the outer sweat-proof collar; the sweat-resistant collar also has a towel side along the periphery of the outer sweat-proof collar, whereby the towel side and the cap side Opposite to the side; a first fastening mechanism is secured to the periphery of the outer sweat liner along the side of the cap and the side of the towel, the first fastening mechanism being disposed along the height of the sweat liner Central; a brim; a second fastening mechanism secured to a side edge of the rim, whereby the second fastening mechanism and the first fastening mechanism are detachably coupled along the rim side; a towel; A third fastening mechanism is secured to the upper edge of the towel whereby the third fastening mechanism and the first fastening mechanism are detachably coupled along the towel side. A garment assembly comprising: a pair of shorts having an inner waistband and an outer waistband; a plurality of first fastening means horizontally extending the outer waistband; a towel; and a plurality of second A fastening device is secured horizontally across the upper edge of the towel whereby the plurality of first fastening devices and the plurality of second fastening devices are detachably coupled.