Exemplary embodiments are directed to cap holder for stacked caps. Each of the stacked caps includes a crown and a visor extending from the crown. The cap holder includes a front support panel configured to be positioned against a front surface of the crown of a topmost cap of the stacked caps. The cap holder includes a structure configured to be positioned under the crown of a bottommost cap of the stacked caps. The cap holder includes a first, second and third straps extending from edges of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around the stacked caps to engage with the structure, thereby maintaining the caps in the stacked configuration.
1 . A cap holder for stacked caps each cap including a crown and a visor extending from the crown, the cap holder comprising:
a front support panel configured to be positioned against a front surface of the crown of a topmost cap of the stacked caps, the front support panel including a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge, and a second side edge;
a structure configured to be positioned under the crown of a bottommost cap of the stacked caps;
a first strap extending directly from the bottom edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around the visors of the stacked caps to engage with the structure;
a second strap extending directly from the first side edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around a first side of the topmost cap of the stacked caps to engage with the structure; and
a third strap extending directly from the second side edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around a second side of the topmost cap of the stacked caps to engage with the structure.
2 . The cap holder of claim 1 , wherein the first strap, the second strap and the third strap are configured to wrap around the stacked caps to maintain the stacked caps together.
3 . The cap holder of claim 1 , wherein the front support panel is fabricated from a flexible material.
4 . The cap holder of claim 1 , wherein each of the first strap, the second strap, and the third strap is flexible and adjustable in length.
5 . The cap holder of claim 1 , further comprising a fourth strap extending from the top edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around the crown of the topmost cap of the stacked caps to engage with the structure.
6 . The cap holder of claim 1 , wherein each of the first strap, the second strap, and the third strap include a slider for adjustment of a length of the respective first strap, the second strap, and the third strap.
7 . The cap holder of claim 1 , wherein each of the first strap, the second strap, and the third strap include a fastening slider configured to engage with a respective loop of the structure.
8 . The cap holder of claim 7 , wherein each fastening slider includes a hook-shaped extension configured to pass through the respective loop of the structure to releasably engage with the structure.
9 . The cap holder of claim 1 , wherein the structure is a pouch defining a hollow interior.
10 . The cap holder of claim 9 , wherein the pouch includes a top section and a bottom section hingedly connected to each other at a connection section.
11 . The cap holder of claim 10 , wherein the pouch includes an attachment mechanism for selectively securing the top section to the bottom section.
12 . The cap holder of claim 11 , wherein the attachment mechanism is a zipper.
13 . The cap holder of claim 1 , wherein the structure includes a rear support panel configured to engage with the respective first, second and third straps.
14 . The cap holder of claim 13 , wherein the rear support panel is fixedly secured to the structure.
15 . The cap holder of claim 13 , wherein the rear support panel is releasably secured to the structure.
16 . A cap holder for stacked caps each cap including a crown and a visor extending from the crown, the cap holder comprising:
a front support panel configured to be positioned against a front surface of the crown of a topmost cap of the stacked caps, the front support panel including a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge, and a second side edge;
a pouch configured to be positioned under the crown of a bottommost cap of the stacked caps;
a first strap extending directly from the bottom edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around the visors of the stacked caps to releasably engage with the pouch;
a second strap extending directly from the first side edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around a first side of the topmost cap of the stacked caps to releasably engage with the pouch;
a third strap extending directly from the second side edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around a second side of the topmost cap of the stacked caps to releasably engage with the pouch; and
a fourth strap extending from the top edge of the front support panel and configured to at least partially wrap around the crown of the topmost cap of the stacked caps to releasably engage with the pouch.
17 . A method of securing a stack of caps, each cap of the stack of caps including a crown and a visor extending from the crown, the method comprising:
positioning a front support panel of a cap holder against a front surface of the crown of a topmost cap of the stacked caps, the front support panel including a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge, and a second side edge;
positioning a structure of the cap holder under the crown of a bottommost cap of the stacked caps;
at least partially wrapping around the visors of the stacked caps a first strap extending from the bottom edge of the front support panel and engaging the first strap with the structure;
at least partially wrapping around a first side of the topmost cap of the stacked caps a second strap extending from the first side edge of the front support panel and engaging the second strap with the structure; and
at least partially wrapping around a second side of the topmost cap of the stacked caps a third strap extending from the second side edge of the front support panel and engaging the third strap with the structure.
18 . The method of claim 17 , comprising adjusting a length of each of the first strap, the second strap and the third strap.
19 . The method of claim 17 , comprising at least partially wrapping around the crown of the topmost cap of the stacked caps a fourth strap extending from the top edge of the front support panel and engaging the fourth strap with the structure.
20 . The method of claim 17 , wherein the structure is a pouch including a top section and a bottom section hingedly connected to each other by a zipper, the pouch defining a hollow interior.