Haircut Cape with Transparent Phone Window

Stay Connected During Every Haircut

This haircut apron with a transparent phone window is designed for modern salons and barbershops that value both efficiency and client comfort. Made from lightweight, water-resistant fabric, it helps keep hair clippings, water and styling products off clothing while maintaining a clean, professional appearance at the chair.

The clear window is integrated into the front of the cape, allowing clients to view and operate their phone without lifting the cape or disrupting the service. Clients can read emails, respond to messages or watch videos while remaining fully covered, helping appointments feel shorter and more productive. The cape size of approximately 115 cm x 80 cm offers generous coverage for most adults, while adjustable neck closures provide a secure, comfortable fit for different body types.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Improved Client Experience - Allows clients to use their phone comfortably during haircuts, colour services or beard trims, helping reduce wait-time boredom.
• Professional Coverage & Protection - Water-resistant fabric and full-length design help protect clothing from hair, sprays and light splashes, supporting a tidy workstation.
• Salon-Friendly Design - The window placement is designed not to interfere with cutting or styling, so stylists maintain full access and visibility while clients stay engaged.

FAQ

Q: Will the window placement get in the way of cutting?
A: No. The transparent panel is positioned low on the front of the cape so stylists can work around the neck and shoulders without obstruction.

Q: What size clients does this cape fit?
A: The cape measures approximately 115 cm x 80 cm and includes an adjustable neck closure, suitable for most adult clients.

Q: Can it be cleaned between clients?
A: Yes. The smooth, water-resistant material can be wiped down between uses and hung to dry. Always follow your salon's hygiene and disinfection procedures.

Q: Is the phone screen visible to others?
A: The window allows the client a clear view of their phone while the screen remains mostly angled toward their body, helping maintain a level of privacy in shared spaces.