RU28597U1 - Cape hairdresser (peignoir) - Google Patents

Description

DESCRIPTION OF A USEFUL MODEL

CAPE OF HAIRDRESSER (PENNYUAR)

The utility model relates to hairdressing and cometological equipment, in particular to protective wraps or, as they are also called, peignoirs, which serve to protect the clothes of clients of hairdressers from cut hair and various substances that are used when working in hairdressing and beauty salons.

It is known, has been widely used, it is used at the workplaces of the hairdresser, cosmetologist and is the closest in design and shape to the protective cape of the hairdresser, which is a rectangular blanket made of cotton or synthetic material. Such a barber shop cloak is a prototype and its description is given in books:

- Hairdressing, author N.P. Baturchik, Higher School Publishing House, Minos, 1977, p. 71;

- Modern hairdressing, author L.G. Gutyr, Kharkov, 1997, p. 82:

In practical work, hairdressers often use the slightly improved well-known cape of the hairdresser, performing it with rounded corners, a cutout in the place of contact with the neck and with an attachment element for fixing on the client.

It is such an improved hairdresser's cape, which, although it was not reflected in the technical literature, but in hairdressing practice has already become quite well-known, is taken as the closest analogue.

During the client’s haircut, when his personal clothes are covered with a hairdresser's cape and he sees only his face and expressionless hairdresser's cape in the mirror, but does not see his own clothes, the client is not able to fully comprehensively

IPC A45D44 / 08

(hairstyle plus clothes) to evaluate both your hairstyle and your updated look.

This, of course, is inconvenient for the client and therefore is a disadvantage of the well-known hair salon capes.

The claimed utility model is based on the task of creating such a design of a hairdresser's cape that would be reminded of the client, and thereby allow the client to give their hairstyle and appearance a rating that is as close as possible to the one that he would give, looking in the mirror in her own non-snappy hair dressing cloak.

The problem is solved due to the fact that the design of the cape of the hairdresser, which consists of the actual coverlet, as a rule, is rectangular in shape with rounded corners and a cutout in the place of abutment to the neck, as well as fastening for fixing the cape on the client, according to the utility model, structural elements are additionally introduced made in the form of the middle parts of outerwear (male or female, or children's), which are structurally combined with the front (front) side of the hairdresser's cape.

Performing the structurally combined hairdresser's capes and the necessary elements of clothing or their imitations, which can be, for example, sewn into the cape or otherwise fixed on it, allows the client to present themselves during haircuts in appropriate outerwear.

Thanks to this, the client gets the opportunity to constantly evaluate his hairstyle and his new look not against the background of the usual inexpressive hair salon capes, but against the background of the corresponding one, the look of which is ensured by the design of the proposed hair salon cape.

In the drawing (Fig. No. 1) in a constructive association with the upper front elements of clothing, and their imitation depicts a cape hairdresser (peignoir) 1.

The cape is depicted with a device 2 (rubber fastener) for fastening it around the client’s neck, and clothing elements show the collar 3, lapels 4, shirt front 5, tie 6, buttons 7, imitated by stitching 8 of the clothing floor.

It is possible to use in the cloak of a hairdressing salon and other elements of the dress depending on what clothes the client of the hairdressing salon would like to see himself, and this depends on his age, taste, gender, collection and other individual characteristics.

The use of hairdresser's capes in hairdressing and beauty parlors, which can be made in different styles with different structural elements of clothing, will significantly improve the service culture.

Thanks to the cape, which looks like natural clothes, clients of hairdressing salons will not only be able to more accurately, accurately and timely assess the state of their hairstyle during their stay in the hairdresser's chair, but will also feel more at ease, and their mood will improve.

The manufacture of a hairdresser's cape, the front (front) side of which is structurally combined with the elements of the front upper part of the clothes, can be carried out on conventional sewing equipment in any sewing production.

By proxy, patent attorney of Ukraine // x A. L. Kistersky

Claims (1)

The cape is a hairdresser (peignoir) in the form of a bedspread made of cotton or synthetic material, mainly of rectangular shape with rounded corners, a cutout in the place of abutment to the neck and an attachment element for fixing on the client, which differs in that its front (front) side is structurally combined with elements of the upper front of a person’s clothing, for example, a collar, lapels, shirt-front, tie, buttons, as well as imitation stitching of hollow clothing.