Review (3/5): Plastic cape that is fragile, thin, see-through.
These 50 disposable capes (for hair cutting, hair styling, etc) come neatly folded in one package. All 50 capes were placed on top of each other. Then, it was folded lengthwise in half, then folded multiple times so that the resulting product fit neatly inside a rectangular-shaped plastic bag.
To get 1 cape, I unfold the entire 50 capes, get one cape, and fold the rest of the capes back in their original form. Once I got a cape, then re-folded the rest of the capes, I could not get it to fit back into the plastic bag. So, we put the capes in a grocery bag.
A cape measures 59 inches in length x 50-1/4 inches in width.
I smelled no odors emanating from these capes.
These capes are thin, fragile, see-through, and when a family member tied the top part of the cape around my neck (much like how a barber would do at the barber shop), the plastic "string" broke. So, with the next cape, he was more cautious in tying the string. We are able to carefully tie the string tightly around the neck, and then use clips to tie other parts of the cape around the back of my neck and shoulders. This way, I could get a hair cut, and not have hair falling down on my neck/shoulders/clothes.
These capes work best when I sit in a chair, have it on me and tied around my neck, then get a haircut. If I have the cape on, and the phone rings, and I need to get up from the chair and go to another room to answer the phone, the cape floats around randomly as I am moving. The cape gets tangled and wrinkled unto itself.
Overall, these are functional capes to use for when we get hair cuts at home.