ply tp and a bottom ply bp which form a pocket or laminate 4 a visor insert 6 is positioned in the pocket 4 or inserted between the top and bottom plies tp and bp fig2 illustrates the configuration of the visor insert 6 the visor insert 6 may take various configurations including the arc form 8 of fig3 and the inverted v form 10 of fig4 there has always been a demand for visors of hats including caps which will maintain a particular set or shape and not loose the set or shape once put on the head repeated taking off and putting on resulted in the visor losing its original shape particularly if sat upon packed or bunched up or left in a vehicle in the summertime when temperatures in the vehicle might exceed a 180 u00b0 f and oftentimes even higher temperatures near 200 u00b0 f in order to achieve a set or shape for the visor b it was necessary to find a visor including a brim or bill insert 6 which would withstand severe abuse even under the high temperature of summer in an automobile and not lose its memory and become distorted and unsuitable for use by the wearer because of the distorted appearance by much testing and experimentation this invention provides a visor insert 6 which will have a fixed or set configuration which will have a lasting memory and not distort under severe temperatures and deformation conditions insert 6.