ES1282789U - Waterproof jacket (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

A waterproof layer of those used in hairdressing to protect the client's clothes when washing heads, characterized by presenting: - A first layer of absorbent cotton terry and one or more layers of waterproof fabric. - A square perimeter shape and a hollow round part in the center for the correct adaptation to the shape of the neck. - Male plastic or metal press studs on one side of the cape for fixing with the female press studs on the other side so that the cape is held and adapted to the neck. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

WATERPROOF JACKET

Technical sector

The present invention refers to a waterproof layer of those used in the hairdressing sector to protect clients' clothes when head washing is carried out.

State of the art

The towels that are currently used in the hairdresser are made of cotton only, this means that when the person does not fit well enough in the washbasin (mostly elderly people and children) they get their clothes totally wet, being totally uncomfortable for the client .

They also do not have any fastening system and this makes the towel always fall off and the client can get wet or stained more easily.

When the towel does not sufficiently prevent the transfer of water and a dye is being washed, most of the time, this stained water ends up dirtying the client's clothes, then having to pay for the dry cleaner or the shirt if the stain cannot be removed.

Explanation of the invention

The layer for washing heads that we present below has the particularity that it has a first layer of cotton terry to absorb the water as much as possible, and another layer of waterproof fabric to prevent water from penetrating, thus preventing it from getting wet and / or stain customer's clothing.

Its square shape with the shape of the neck makes the cape for the head wash very well placed and adapted to each type of subject. It also has male plastic or metal press studs on one side of the cape for fixing with the female press studs on the other side so that the cape is held and well adapted to the neck and does not fall constantly as usually happens with conventional towels, thus also avoiding the risk of wetting and staining clothes.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1 is a top view of the layer showing the male snap buttons (1) and the female snap buttons (2).

Figure 2 shows the top view of the terry towel material (3) with a fold of the fabric to observe the waterproof material (4) from the bottom.

Figure 3 shows a perspective view of the cape as it would be worn on a person to perform a head wash.

Detailed exposition of an embodiment of the invention.

Waterproof layer with a layer of cotton terry cloth overlocked to another polyester waterproof fabric. It has a square shape and its measurements are about 60x60cm and it has rounded tips.

In the center a circle has been made in the shape of the neck. On the right side of the circle there are male plastic or metal snap buttons and on the left side of the circle there are one or more female snap buttons to be able to fix it to the others, and thus be able to adapt the cape to any person.

Claims (1)

1. A waterproof layer of those used in hairdressing to protect the client's clothes when washing heads, characterized by presenting: - A first layer of absorbent cotton terry and one or more layers of waterproof fabric. - A square perimeter shape and a hollow round part in the center for the correct adaptation to the shape of the neck. - A few male plastic or metal press studs on one side of the cape for fixing with the female press studs on the other side so that the cape is held and adapted to the neck.