Stazzon Announces Patent-Pending Do-Rag Designed To Stay On Motorcycle Riders’ Heads, Off The Highways, And Out Of Their Helmets
Patent-pending, high performance do-rag designed for motorcycle riders stays on the wearer's head at high speeds and stays on the wearer's head when their motorcycle helmet is removed.
Austin, TX (PRWEB) January 31, 2006 — Stazzon, a company recently founded to manufacture and market high-performance and custom headwear for motorcycle riders, announced today the introduction of its first product, a patent-pending do-rag designed to stay on motorcycle riders’ heads when they are traveling at high speeds and when removing their helmets.
Joe Leguenec, inventor of the patent-pending do-rag and founder of Stazzon, stated that the high-performance headwear eliminates the long-standing frustrations of motorcycle riders who have worn traditional do-rags and had them fly off their heads at highway speeds, or slip off their heads every time they removed their helmets. “Do-rags have always had a lot going for them… they protect your scalp and neck from the elements and prevent “rat hair” at high speeds. If you wear a helmet, do-rags stop sweat, hair and oils from soiling its interior. Stazzon Do-rags look just like traditional do-rags, but they eliminate their downside— no matter how tight they’re tied, standard do-rags are always coming off,” said Leguenec.
According to Mr. Leguenec, the patent-pending design of the Stazzon Do-rag features an elastic band that is concealed inside the hem of the skullcap and attached at each end to do-rag “ties” that extend from inside the hem to the back of the do-rag and outward to match the appearance of a traditional do-rag. When the ties are pulled and tied, the elastic band comfortably contracts around the wearer’s head, securing the do-rag. The Stazzon Do-rag has been road tested to 135 mph. “Before I could tell riders that the Stazzon Do-rag would stay on their head at highway speeds, I had to make sure it did… I tied my prototype on, hopped on one of my bikes and hit the highway. I shut the bike down at 135 mph, so I don’t really know how fast you’d have to go before a Stazzon Do-rag comes off,” said Leguenec.
Unlike many of the do-rags on the market that are constructed of paper-thin fabric and machined overseas, Stazzon Do-rags are hand-sewn in the United States using only the highest quality cottons. The majority of Stazzon’s hand-selected fabrics are hand-dyed or one-of-a-kind batiks sewn in limited quantities to insure exclusivity of the Stazzon brand. In addition to limited production do-rags for men and women, Stazzon is the first company to offer custom do-rags to custom motorcycle owners— cotton do-rags that match the paint schemes of custom-painted bikes. Stazzon will also manufacture its patent-pending do-rags utilizing photographic or embroidered logos for motorcycle clubs, companies and event organizers. Stazzon Do-rags are currently available online and at a number of national and regional rallies. The company also plans to offer its products through a national network of select motorcycle dealerships and custom motorcycle manufacturers.
About Stazzon
Located in Austin, Texas, Stazzon was founded by motorcycle enthusiast Joe Leguenec, inventor of the patent-pending Stazzon Do-rag. Following the company’s “Made In America” philosophy, Stazzon is one of the few companies manufacturing do-rags in the United States. Stazzon hand-selects each of its fabrics from only the highest quality cottons and hand-sews do-rags from each fabric in very limited quantities; insuring its customers benefit from the exclusivity of the Stazzon brand. Stazzon features limited production do-rags for men and women, custom cotton do-rags for owners of custom-painted bikes and photographically reproduced or embroidered do-rags utilizing its patent-pending design for motorcycle clubs, companies and event organizers.
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