CZ19461U1 - Hair dresser towel - Google Patents

Description

Towel for hairdresser

Technical field

The technical solution relates to an ergonomically shaped towel with a neckline, mainly consisting of terry cloth. Such towels are used in every hairdressing salon, hair washing, dyeing, permanent waving, hair conditioner and the like.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

At present, a traditional, rectangular, towel, typically 900 mm long and 500 mm wide, is essentially used for these services.

The drawbacks of using rectangular towels are varied. The right-angled towel can be very difficult to place around a round body without sliding continuously.

Firm clamping at the front will in turn cause very strong bulging of the towel in the neck area of the customer. In doing so, the hairdresser makes virtue of an emergency and also attempts to push this bulge of the towel into the customer's neck and garment for a holding purpose, in order to prevent the towel from slipping continuously.

All customers, but especially those with short neck, this is primarily felt uncomfortable by the hairdresser and natural by the customer, because the bulge formed by the shape of a rectangular towel that does not fit the body has to be pushed down again by the hairdresser. so that even the neck area can work cleanly, especially when washing hair in the sink.

In addition, the ladies move from the operator's place to the sink several times during the hairdresser's visit, which speeds up the slipping or falling of the towel.

To prevent slipping, the towel is often tried to be fastened in the breast area using clips. This is also perceived by most customers as unpleasant. Moreover, this in no way serves the purpose of fastening the towel during the hairdresser's visit, since the usual standard towel size at an average body height is not sufficient to achieve the appropriate overlap for fastening.

The disadvantages of a standard towel in the operations mentioned are also noticeable to the hairdresser in the function of protection of clothing as well as economically, because of the enormous financial damage. Only a few insurance companies cover this risk with eligible insurance policies, which means that hairdressers themselves have to be liable for damage caused by soiled clothing. In recent years the situation has intensified, yeah because the most delicate area for possible soiling on garments, namely the color change services, has multiplied at the hairdresser. The possibility of contamination of clothing, such as the running of hair dyes, dressings or color stabilizers along the neck, is considerably higher due to this, although this was not the case a few years ago.

DE-U-1879152 discloses a rectangular hair treatment towel having an arcuate neckline on its longitudinal side 5, which is provided with a liner of fabric which can be inserted between the garment and the neck. The rectangular shape results in the towel not covering all the garment areas, especially in the shoulder and breast area, especially since the two longitudinal sides of the neckline and the neckline are far apart from each other and therefore only need to be uncomfortable to each other. fastened. In addition, a slight slip is very easy as every conventional rectangular towel runs down so far down the back that it extends between the body and the back of the chair.

When attempting to overlap the two longitudinal sides of the neckline to the left and the left, it is impossible to adhere the towel to the shoulders and neck without strong bulging and folding. On the one hand, the rectangular towel does not provide sufficient protection in the front region of the neck and breast and, on the other hand, it is not possible to effectively prevent displacement or slipping in the lion missing from the front.

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The binding of the tape in the front neck region described above always results in the fact that whenever the customer is in the chair while the towel is in motion, the towel unwittingly pulls down slightly. the customer may be strangled. This unfavorable fastening method is therefore not desirable for hairdressers.

Utility model DE-U1-8519439 discloses a longitudinal towel for hairdressers having an arcuate bend with a narrow side to which two longitudinal protrusions are attached. These protrusions serve to hold the towel in the area of the breast on the wearer's garment, wherein the sc can be tied together to the knot.

Due to the narrow shape of the towel, full protection against the wear of the customer's clothing in both the neck area and the shoulder area is not ensured. In addition, the longitudinal towel can slip very easily, since it is not fixed in the neck area, and the front can be attached to the front by a friction only on the smooth surface of the garment. A further disadvantage is that the longitudinal protrusions have a small area which is not sufficient when rotating the hair.

DE-U 1-7813234 discloses an "oval" hairdressing towel having a neckline. In the figure, however, a substantially rectangular towel is disclosed which, due to its shape, has the same disadvantages as the towel described in DE-U-1879152. In addition, there is also an inadequate fastening in the neck area as well as the neck area in order to prevent slipping effectively.

The essence of the technical solution

It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to provide a hairdressing towel which overcomes the above-mentioned disadvantages of the prior art, can be securely fixed in the neck and chest area, provides optimal abrasion of garments in the upper body area and can be used as a spinning fabric.

The terrycloth hairdresser towel of the present invention has an arcuate neckline on one side, which is adapted to the shape of the customer's body in the neck and neck area when applied from the back, and a collar element suitable for this is fastened to the arcuate neckline. to hold the towel tight between the garment and the body of the customer. The cut of the towel is so ergonomically shaped that when applied to the body of the customer, the areas of the chest, shoulders and back are completely and substantially free of creases and bulges with a towel, and in the enclosed state overlap both broad breast ends so that the towel is additionally fixed. Thus, on the one hand, in the region of the neck and neck by the collar element and, on the other hand, by the overlapping of the ends, an optimum fixing is possible, which safely prevents the towel from slipping when the hairdresser is working. Ergonomic shape ensures that the customer's clothing is covered over the entire area of the body, including the front area of the chest near the neck. Therefore, jerking or moving the customer no longer necessarily leads to the slipping of the towel and thus the potential risk of contamination. This results in greater freedom of movement for the customer, which is especially appreciated when visiting a hairdresser for a long time.

Due to the attachment in the neck and chest area, it is no longer necessary to carry out an unpleasant and uncomfortable for the customer with, for example, hair clips. Also, the formation of bulges, as with traditional rectangular towels in the neck region, is eliminated, which allows for the possible placement of any cutting and dye bedspreads lying above the towel quickly and without creasing. In addition, an ergonomic towel cut according to the present invention covers a larger area in the back area and thus a larger portion of the customer's garment as compared to a traditional rectangular towel.

Preferably, the terry cloth collar element is located on the inside of the towel and has a width of about 5 to 10 em. This will cover all common collar types. If the customer's garment has no collar, or the shape of the collar does not allow the collar element to be inserted between the neck and collar, the collar element may remain bent on the inside of the towel according to the present invention without disturbing it. The ergonomic towel fits tightly to the neck even without a curved collar.

Further, the collar element has stiffening elements to allow a better grip on the collar. For this purpose, for example, the terry cloth of the collar element may be multilayered. Alternatively, a flexible plastic material suitable for numerous washing processes can be introduced.

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Preferably, the width of both ends of the towel is about 15 to 30 cm. Thus, due to the larger overlap area, it allows for even better hold in the breast area. The arched neckline may have a neckline angle of from about 60 ° to about 120 °, particularly in plan views.

It is furthermore advantageous if the two ends which overlap in the breast region have fastening means.

which are releasably connected together. Suitable fasteners are, for example, zippers, magnetic fasteners, hooks or snap fasteners of metal or plastic.

Advantageously, the towel of the present invention is made in different sizes to accommodate the anatomical differences of the customers.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The technical solution is further elucidated with reference to the exemplary embodiment shown in the drawings. The drawings show;

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a preferred embodiment of a towel according to the present invention; FIG. 2 is a front view of a customer whose upper body is covered by a towel according to the present invention; covered with a towel according to this technical solution.

Example 1 of the technical solution

Giant. 1 shows a plan view of the upper side and the cut, respectively, of a preferred embodiment of a towel according to the present invention. The towel even made of traditional terry cloth has especially

2o an ergonomic cut, on one side of which an arcuate cut 2 is formed, the cut angle θ being approximately 90 ° to be displayed. The cleavage angle g is defined as the angle between extensions of the straight ends 4 and 5, respectively, of the towel [according to FIG.

The collar element 3 is also made of terry cloth, has a neckline of the same shape as the neckline of the towel 1 and is sewn onto the shape of the same on the towel 1 Alternatively, it may be clipped or glued in a suitable manner. A high-quality seam allows the connection of the collar element 3 to the towel not to loosen even after hundreds of washing processes.

Giant. 2 and 3 show a front and rear view, respectively, of a customer 6 whose upper body is covered by a preferred embodiment of the towel 1 according to the present invention. The collar element 3 is clamped on the inside of the towel as well as between the body and the garment of the customer 6 and provides the hold according to Figs. 2 and 3 in the neck area. 2. It is clearly apparent that the entire region of the upper part of the body is protected from dirt by means of a uniformly and without folding of the adjacent towel. After the hair has been washed, the towel can be used for terrying even on the basis of the relatively large area available without risking soiling or soaking the garment.

An object of the present invention is to provide a hairdressing towel that can be securely fixed in the suture and breast area, offers optimum protection of the garment in the upper body region and can be used as a pre-drying fabric for fretting.

Claims (7)

Claims for protection 1. Terry cloth hairdresser towel with arcuate neckline ( 2) on one side, which is adapted from the back to the shape of the customer's body in the neck and neck area, with a collar element (3) fastened to the arched neckline (2) suitable for making the towel (1) firm held between the garment and the body of the customer, characterized in that the cut of the towel (1) is ergonomically shaped such that when applied to the body of the customer (6) the areas of the chest, shoulders and back are full and substantially free of folds; of the bulge (1) covered and that both ends (4, (5) the towel (1) is wide enough to overlap in the applied state in the breast region such that the towel (1) is additionally fixed, i.e. the hairdresser towel according to claim 1, characterized in that the collar element (3) is of terry cloth, is placed on the inside of the towel (1) and has a width of approximately 5 to 10 cm. Hairdresser towel according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the collar element (3) has reinforcing elements. Hairdresser towel according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the arched neckline (2) has a neckline angle (µ) of from about 60 ° to about 30 cm in plan view. 120 °. Hairdresser towel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two ends (4, 5) of the towel each have a width of approximately 15 to 30 cm. Hairdresser towel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two ends (4, 5) overlapping in the breast region have fastening means which can be connected together. Hairdresser towel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is made in different sizes.