Beard shaping
Full trims and length resets — the biggest pile of hair goes straight into the cape.
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Collar to mirror — nothing between
Mid-trim · 8:44 pm
Hair from a beard trim goes everywhere: into the basin, round the plughole, along the counter, over the tap. The cape stretches between your neck and the mirror like a hammock, so whatever falls from your chin and jaw drops onto fabric instead.
No newspaper, no towel round your shoulders, no second rinse. You finish the trim and the sink is exactly how you left it.

Press on, trim, peel off
Setup · 30 seconds
Towels slip and bibs you have to hold defeat the point. Press the two suction cups onto the mirror and the cape holds itself up, taut in front of you, while you work the trimmer with one hand and steady your jaw with the other.
It's the difference between careful, even lines and a rushed tidy-up because you're also trying not to make a mess.
The whole clean-up, start to finish
Clean-up · 10 seconds
This is the part you'll notice most. Release the cups, bring the edges together so the cape becomes a funnel, and pour the clippings straight into the bin. No scrubbing stubble out of the plughole, no wiping the tap, no stray hairs found the next morning.
Then it folds flat and goes back in the drawer until next time.
The sink test
Flip the switch to see where the clippings end up.
Without the cape
With the cape
One cape, four jobs
The cape doesn't care what you're cutting. If it falls in front of you or to the side, it falls onto fabric you can tip out in one go.
Full trims and length resets — the biggest pile of hair goes straight into the cape.
Crisp edges without fine stubble scattering across the counter.
Tiny clippings stick to porcelain. On fabric, they're one fold away from the bin.
Catches what falls at the front and sides while you run the clippers over.
Before you buy
The cape is held up by two suction cups, so it needs a smooth, non-porous surface in front of you. Tap what's above your sink.
What's in front of your sink?
Made for it.
A bathroom mirror is the ideal spot: smooth, non-porous glass right in front of you. Press both cups on firmly and the cape stays taut while you trim.
Works well.
A clean glass shower screen or glass splashback gives the cups the same smooth surface they need. Make sure it's dry first.
Usually fine.
Large glossy tiles work when each cup sits flat on a single tile face. Avoid grout lines — the cup needs an unbroken seal.
Not suitable.
Suction cups can't seal on textured or porous surfaces, so the cape won't stay up. Use the mirror instead.
Not suitable.
Paint is slightly porous and uneven, so the cups won't hold reliably. Most bathrooms have a mirror right above the sink — use that.
Not suitable.
Wood grain and lacquer don't give an airtight seal. Attach to the mirror door of the cabinet instead, if it has one.
Tip: Wipe the mirror and both cups clean and dry before you press them on — that's what gives the strongest hold.
What changes
Trimming at home should take ten minutes. The clean-up shouldn't take another ten.
Start doing: unhook, fold, tip.
Buy NowWhat customers say after their first few trims with the cape.
On smooth, non-porous surfaces like a bathroom mirror or glass, yes. Wipe the glass and the cups clean and dry first, then press firmly. They won't grip textured tile, painted walls or wood.
Pick the colour that contrasts with your hair. Dark beards show up best on white; grey, blond or light stubble shows up best on black. Both work the same way.
The cape measures about 130 × 82 cm, wide enough to stretch from your collar to the mirror and catch what falls from your beard, moustache and neckline.
Yes — it's handy for at-home clipper cuts too. It catches what falls in front of you and at your sides; hair from the very back of your head may still fall behind you.
After each trim, unhook it, fold the edges inward and tip the clippings into the bin. For a deeper clean, follow the care instructions supplied with your cape.
You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Contact customer service within 30 days of delivery to start a return or exchange.
The delivery time consists of two periods:
1) Processing time- 1-3 business days
2) Delivery time- 4-7 business days
Once your order has been shipped, you will receive an email with a tracking link.
Sunday · 8:51 pm
One cape, two suction cups, and the end of the post-trim clean-up. Choose white or black and try it for 30 days — if it's not for you, send it back.
$19.95$39.90
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