Cloth hood

Abstract

A cloth hood is made by punching a flexible cloth into a pair of bilaterally symmetrical twin pieces and stitching them together. The cloth hood includes a gap formed at a position corresponding to that of each eye in respective pieces, a jutting portion below each gap, a recess portion defined at somewhere below the jutting portion and along the peripheral stitch line of the cloth hood, an extension end defined below the recess portion, another recess portion arranged at a position almost exactly opposite to the mentioned recess portion and top and bottom ends of the cloth hood shaped in arc style. As the cloth hood can be closely and flexibly attached onto a user's head, it is possible to prevent hair or scalp bits from being dropped to the floor without incurring any discomfort to the user.

1 . A cloth hood made of a flexible cloth comprising a pair of bilaterally symmetrical twin pieces with edges thereof combined together, a gap being formed at a position corresponding to that of each eye in respective pieces, a jutting portion being formed below each gap, a recess portion being defined at somewhere below the jutting portion and along the peripheral stitch line of the cloth hood, another recess portion being defined oppositely to the foregoing recess portion, top and bottom ends of the cloth hood being shaped in arc style.  
   
   
       2 . The cloth hood according to  claim 1 , wherein the cloth hood is made with a flexible non-woven cloth.