DE7540993U - PROTECTIVE CAPE, IN PARTICULAR FOR EXECUTING HAIRDRESSING TREATMENTS - Google Patents

Description

Konrad Horn 7927 Sontheim, December 19th, 1975

Hau ^ tstrasse 68

Protective cape, in particular for carrying out hairdressing treatments

The innovation relates to a protective cape, in particular for performing hairdressing treatments, with a neck side arranged closure.

Such capes cover the seated person to be treated on the front from the base of the neck to the knees. On the back, the capes reach about 25 from the base of the neck down. In this area the cloaks are divided one by one closable by folding adjoining cape sections. In a known cape the closure is provided with a Velcro strap; in another cloak the clasp has hooks and eyes. Finally, a cape is also known which can be knotted into a loop with fastening straps Has. Often with these capes there is also a loop in the closure area to hang up the cape when not in use arranged.

These known cloaks are disadvantageous insofar as in the case of the predominantly from the back of the person being treated performed hair treatment with comb and scissors the comb remains in the closure parts of the collar or with the Scissors are often used in the non-clad closing sides Cloak sections is incised. In addition, the cape equipped with the Velcro fastener will get stuck the rehabilitation tools easily opened accidentally, so that cut hair penetrates the Velcro fastener and reduces its closing force.

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The innovation is based on the object of avoiding the disadvantages of the embodiments mentioned and in a simple manner ! • to quietly create a fail-safe closure for protective capes.

According to the innovation, this object is achieved in that the closure of the protective cape is provided by a cape-like overpart is covered. This is advantageous insofar as the cap-like parting over the closure is effective against unintentional opening or damaging. In addition, the treatment of long hair lying on the top is made much easier.

An appropriate design of the subject of the innovation can be seen in the fact that the cape-like over-part extends from one shoulder area to the other of the cape.

An embodiment of the protective cape according to the innovation is shown in the drawing and will be explained in more detail below described. Show it:

Fig.l shows the protective cape in an expanded state, disassembled into its essential individual parts seen above and

2 the cape in the closed state also seen from above.

One marked 10 when performing hairdressing treatments The protective cape used has an apron shape Front part 11, with which the person to be treated, not shown, on the front and sides of the neck over the shoulders is covered up to the knees (Fig. 2). The front part 11 has an almost circular neck cutout 12, on both sides a shoulder area 13 or 14 adjoins each (Fig.l). The front part 11 is along the shoulder areas 13 and 14 bounded in an arc shape towards its neck region 15 in such a way that zv / ei strip-shaped sections tapering in width

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and 17 are formed. These tape sections 16 and 17 end in the neck area of the front part 11 at a small distance from one another. The neckline 12 is underlaid with a reinforcement 18 along its edge zone.

The front part 11 is enticing the neckline 12 on the upper side in the left shoulder area 13 and on the adjacent band section 16 provided with one tape strip 19 of a Velcro fastener. The other tape strip 20 of the Velcro fastener is assigned on the underside both to an extension band 21 and to the right shoulder area 14 Band portion 17 of the front part 11 attached. The extension band 21 is at the neck-side end of the band section 17 with connected to this and extends above the band section 16 along the neckline 12 into the left shoulder area 13 of the front part 11. The one with one Velcro strip 19 provided band section 16 forms together with the band section 17 supplemented by the extension band 21 and the other Velcro strips 20 the fastener 22 of the protective cape 10.

On the neck side, the protective cape 10 is also a cape-like overpart 23, which along the closure-side area of the neckline 12 with the band portion 17 and the Extension band 21 is connected. The upper part 23 extends from the right shoulder area 14 when the cape 10 is pulled down to the left shoulder area 13 and covers the parts of the protective cape forming the closure 22 as well as the neck and ztrti Part the back of the person to be treated.

When putting on the protective cape 10, the front part 11 is spread out over the person to be treated and closed on the neck side. The almost congruent Tape strips 19 and 20 of the Velcro fastener brought into engagement with one another. Simultaneously with closing

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of the fastener 22 is the top part 23 in his neck and brought the final position covering the shoulders of the person to be treated (Fig. 2).

The closure 22 is opened in a simple manner by lifting the one assigned to the left shoulder area 13 Section of the upper part 23 at the neckline 12 with simultaneous separation of the tape strips 19 and 20 of the Velcro fastener.

Claims (3)

Expectations 1. Protective cape, especially for carrying out hairdressing treatments, with a closure arranged on the neck, characterized in that the closure (22) of the protective cape (10) from a cape-like overpart (23) is covered. 2. Protective cape according to version 1, with adhesive elements in Closure area, characterized in that the closure (22) consists of two overlapping ones their end section is formed into strips (16, 17, 21) which are at least partially tapered in width is, which are provided with the adhesive elements (19, 20), and that the overhead, with the cape-like The band (17, 21) connected to the upper part (23) extends to a shoulder area (13) of the cape (10). 3. Protective cape according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the cape-like cover (23) from one to the other shoulder area (13 or 14) of the Cape (10) extends.