Towel for hair styling
Assignee90 Degree Towel, LLC
InventorDavid Leslie
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Abstract
An improved towel has at least a top edge and first and second side edges, and contains an improvement, which includes a slit cut into the towel, the slit extends partially into the towel from the top edge and is disposed substantially parallel to the side edges, the towel further includes a reinforcement means located on the towel substantially adjacent to an end point of the slit, and an attachment means coupled to two corners of the towel.
Claims7
A method of using a towel to cover the neck and shoulder portions of a user, the towel including a slit disposed in one edge of the towel, the slit separating first and second portions of the towel, the method comprising the steps of:
- holding first and second corners of the towel such that the slit is oriented substantially vertically;
- permitting the first and second portions of the towel to fall downward so as to form a top edge of the towel into substantially a V-shape;
- wrapping the towel around the neck of the user;
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- coupling said first and second corners so as to hold the towel securely in place.
A method of using a substantially rectangular cotton towel to protect clothing and skin of a patron of a hair salon, the towel including a slit disposed in one of the long side edges of the towel and extending partially through said towel, the slit separating first and second portions of the towel, the method comprising the steps of:
- grasping a first and a second corner of the towel;
- holding the towel in a substantially vertical plane such that the slit is oriented substantially vertically;
- permitting the first and second portions of the towel to fall downward so as to form a top edge of the towel into substantially a V-shape, and wherein a vertex of said V-shape is located substantially adjacent to an end of the slit;
- engaging said vertex of said V-shape at a neck of said patron;
- wrapping the towel around said neck of the patron;
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- coupling said first and second corners together.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.