Bandana hat system

Claim 1

A bandana hat system for covering a top of a head and a rear of a neck of a wearer, the covering being done in a convenient, stylish and economical manner, the system comprising, in combination: an interior shell component in a generally hemispherical configuration and positionable over a wearer's head, the interior shell component having a lower edge forming a generally circular equatorial opening, the interior shell component having a front and a rear with laterally spaced sides, the rear of the interior shell component having a generally oval-shaped hole, the hole having a width of between 20 and 30 percent of the length of the equatorial opening, the hole having a height of between 40 and 60 percent of the width of the hole, the interior shell component being fabricated of a relatively stiff material with limited flexibility; an exterior do-rag component in a generally hemispherical configuration positionable over the interior shell component, the interior shell component having an inwardly and upwardly turned lower edge encompassing the lower edge of the interior shell component and forming a generally circular equatorial opening coincident with the equatorial opening of the interior shell component, the exterior do-rag component having a front and a rear with laterally spaced sides, the rear of the exterior do-rag component having a generally oval-shaped hole coincident with the hole of the interior shell component, the exterior do-rag component being fabricated of a flexible fabric material; a tail having an upper end formed as an extension of the exterior do-rag component, lateral short slits between the exterior do-rag and the tail with short stitching coupling the tail to the exterior do-rag component and to the interior shell component, the do-rag component having a central section and lateral sections with long stitching coupling the central and lateral sections to the interior shell component, lower circumferential stitching extending through the exterior do-rag component adjacent to its lower edge and through the interior shell component adjacent to its lower edge and through the exterior do-rag component spaced from its lower edge, upper circumferential stitching extending through the exterior do-rag component above the lower circumferential stitching and through the interior shell component above the lower circumferential stitching, the tail having a lower end forming an angle of about 90 degrees and obtuse side angles with a central region between the upper and lower ends; and an adjustment strap formed in the rear of the interior shell component and the exterior do-rag component, the adjustment strap having a short length with outwardly facing hook and loop fasteners, the adjustment strap having a long length with inwardly facing hook and loop fasteners, the hook and loop fasteners being repositionable to vary the size of the equatorial opening, the exterior do-rag component having an exterior surface with decorative indicia on the central and lateral sections and the tail, the exterior do-rag component having an exterior surface on the adjustment strap with tied ribbons secured to the exterior surface of the adjustment strap, the central region of the tail being located beneath the adjustment strap and the tied ribbons.