Wupobuzy Unisex Water Resistant Grooming Smock with 3 Pockets, Beige Cute Dog Paw & Star Print Zip Up Workwear for Hair Salon, Pet Groomer, Beauty Spa L
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Wupobuzy Unisex Water Resistant Grooming Smock with 3 Pockets, Beige Cute Dog Paw & Star Print Zip Up Workwear for Hair Salon, Pet Groomer, Beauty Spa L
- Water-Repellent & Hair-Resistant Fabric: Crafted from premium polyester, this unisex smock has water-repellent, anti-static properties to repel hair, debris and light spills. Breathable fabric ensures lasting comfort for long work hours.
- Full-Zip Closure & Non-Restrictive Fit: Designed with a smooth full-front zipper for easy on and off, this short-sleeve smock offers a flexible fit for free movement. The classic turndown collar keeps a neat, professional salon look.
- 3 Functional Spacious Front Pockets: This grooming smock includes 3 practical front pockets: 2 lower patch pockets and 1 chest pocket. Perfect for storing small work essentials like scissors, combs, clips and daily tools.
- Unisex Versatile Professional Workwear: This unisex smock delivers reliable protection from hair, light spills, water and daily work debris. Suitable for pet groomers, hairstylists, cosmetologists and salon practitioners.
- Wrinkle-Resistant & Easy to Clean Fabric: Made with durable, wrinkle-resistant fabric to maintain a polished look with minimal ironing. Stains wipe clean easily with a damp cloth, safe for cold hand or machine wash with a laundry bag.
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