Flean'Up buying guide: poncho, smock or kids' cape?

Flean'Up is a French maker of salon capes and smocks built around one idea: a patented silicone collar that seals against the neck so no hair clipping and no colour drip gets underneath. ProHair carries three Flean'Up pieces. They share the same collar and the same treated fabric; what changes is the cut, and that decides which service each one suits.

What every Flean'Up piece has in common

  • The silicone collar. Soft, flexible and sealed against the skin — it replaces the paper neck strip and the towel tucked into the collar.
  • Treated fabric. Water- and stain-repellent, with an anti-static finish that lets cut hair slide off instead of clinging.
  • Easy care. Machine wash at 40 °C, hang to dry, no ironing.

Poncho cutting cape: the fast everyday cape

A rectangular, sleeveless cape that closes at the back with seven adjustable snaps. It goes on in seconds, which makes it the natural choice for cuts, clipper work and blow-drys where you change capes many times a day. One size fits adult clients. Shop the Poncho.

Classique smock: full coverage with sleeves

A straight, sleeved smock that closes at the front with snaps, so clients can put it on themselves like a gown. The sleeves protect arms and cuffs during long colour processes and chemical services, where a sleeveless cape leaves the forearms exposed. Available in Medium and Large. Shop the Classique smock.

Kids' Poncho: sized for small clients

The same sealed collar on a child-size cape with a crocodile print. The collar stays in place when children move, and a cape that fits them does not trail on the floor or get pulled off. Shop the Kids' Poncho.

Quick decision guide

  • Cuts, fades and blow-drys, many clients a day → Poncho
  • Colour, bleach and long chemical services → Classique smock
  • Clients gown themselves at reception → Classique smock
  • Children's cuts → Kids' Poncho

FAQ

Does the silicone collar replace neck strips?

Yes. The collar itself seals against the neck, so there is no need for a paper strip or towel underneath for most services.

Which Classique size should I choose?

Medium suits petite to average builds; Large suits taller or broader clients. If you want a single size for everyone, Large is the roomier choice.

Can I use the Poncho for colour?

You can — the fabric repels water and stains — but for long colour services the sleeved Classique smock protects more of the client.

See all three on the Flean'Up collection page.

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