The Fabric
When choosing a hair-cutting cape, look for a durable yet lightweight and breathable fabric that can withstand machine-washing or dry cleaning. It should also be waterproof, anti-static, and machine-washable or dry-cleanable to prevent loose hairs from falling onto customers’ clothes.
The Closure
hair salon capes have either Velcro or snaps for closure. Both options are fast, safe, and resistant to chemicals. Velcro lasts longer, but images are more cost-effective.
The Haircutting Cape 100
This cape features a collar designed to wrap around the user’s neck, allowing easy access to the neckline without tying or tucking the cloak. The collar is made of a polyester and polyurethane blend material that withstands chemicals used for hairstyling.
The Design
A salon cape should be visually appealing and resistant to hairspray, water, and other hair products. Plain black projections are famous for their sleek look and stain coverage, but capes with eye-catching patterns or designs help the salon stand out and prevent loose hairs from sticking to clients’ clothes.
The Price
Consider the price when purchasing salon caps in bulk. Investing in high-quality, durable capes may save money in the long run. The fabric should be lightweight, breathable, waterproof, and resistant to stains caused by bleaching or coloring products.
