Station checklist

Measure / fasten / count

1. Start at the neck.

Use a flexible tape to compare the neck circumference with the product’s stated fastening range. Do not pull tight to force a measurement into range. The Lightweight Cutting Cape has a 12–20 in adjustable snap neck with six positions. The Long Coverage Styling Cape extends to a 13–22 in snap range. The Short Barber Cape uses hook-and-loop at 12–20 in.

Lightweight Cutting Cape · Long Coverage Styling Cape · Short Barber Cape

2. Match the flat footprint.

Short barber

45 × 50 in

Lightweight cutting

55 × 60 in

Long coverage

60 × 65 in

Compare the flat dimensions with the drape you want over a seated person and chair. These measurements describe the textile, not a guaranteed body fit. A transparent 12 × 8 in front panel is a viewing feature of the Clear-Window Cutting Cape; the Water-Shedding Shampoo Cape uses a polyurethane coating for rinse splash. Neither means chemical protection.

Check the window construction · Check the coated construction

3. Choose a towel format.

The cotton pair contains two 16 × 28 in towels. For longer wrapping length, the single Long Cotton Hair Towel measures 20 × 40 in. A compact waffle towel is a 16 × 24 in single. Microfiber offers a shaped 26 × 10 in button wrap or a wider 24 × 40 in flat towel. Shape, material and piece count are separate decisions.

4. Turn pieces into cart units.

For six paired cotton towels, enter quantity 3. For six long cotton towels, enter quantity 6. A cart quantity counts the selling unit on the listing; it does not count individual cloth pieces inside a pair. Confirm color and SKU before submission, especially if your restock list includes different fabrics.

5. Keep a care route.

Plan a separate place for coated capes, terry cotton and microfiber before the first wash. Protect closures from catching and do not assume bleach resistance. The Laundry guide explains the distinctions without treating these accessories as protective equipment.