We encourage you to start the new year trying to upgrade the appearance of your salon or spa. One great way to do it is to have your staff wear aprons or uniforms so that they are professional looking. We recently designed a new ruffle v-neck apron Style # 180. It has...
We are so excited to be attending the International Salon and Spa Expo this year in Long Beach, CA. This will be our first year attending and we cannot wait to meet our west coast clients in person and see some new customers too! We will be bring our famous Peachskin...
We just love our Peachskin fabric and always recommend it for Salon Robes and some of our aprons.This fabric is soft and durable plus it feels like silk against the skin. One of our best selling Peachskin salon robes is our 5th Avenue , Style # 7000. This robe is...
POST UPDATED January 2024: We have a newer, more updated post about cape types and comparisons here, and the #900 cape here. Be sure to see our #970 Cutting and Chemical Cape too! What distinguishes our salon cutting and chemical capes from other capes on the...
I was visiting a high-end salon last week that I had helped with their selection of robes, capes, and aprons and was so impressed with how professional the staff all looked! It was not easy to find the correct fit for every employee, but we did it and it really makes...
Ah, almost fall and back to school time! My favorite time of the year! A perfect time to start thinking about Salon Aprons for your school or staff as you gear up for the holiday rush. It is always important that your salon staff looks professional and what better...
What makes our salon robes last so long? We use only the top quality fabric that is available to us. Because all our robes are made in our facility we are able to over see the quality and how it is sewn together. I want to make sure that I would want to wear any of...
What makes our Salon Aprons different? We design them with fit and function in mind.I love the designing process. I start by draping the fabric on a dress form and pinning it to look like what I am visualizing. Then I cut the fabric and go to the machines. It takes a...
