Brooklyn-based art director Jacquelyn De Jesu designed a stylish bath accessory that helps you keep your hair dry in the shower. For many people, a shower cap is necessary to prevent their locks from getting wet each time they step in the shower. However, conventional shower hats are not designed with style in mind.
Jesu invented the 'SHHHOWERCAP' to give consumers a more fashionable way to keep their hair dry. The new turban-inspired headpiece is made from nanotech fabric and a rubber grip that helps to provide a watertight seal. The stylish bath accessory is cold-water washable and dries quickly when hung over a shower rod. The SHHHOWERCAP is designed to fit all sizes and hair styles, which makes it accessible for nearly all consumers.
The SHHHOWERCAP comes in four vibrant patterns and one solid color model.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fashion-forward Shower Caps
- Stylish and functional shower caps that keep hair dry, designed with the latest nanotech fabric and grip technology.
- Turban-inspired Headpieces
- The innovative design of turban-inspired headpieces opens up possibilities for creativity and style in other functional accessories.
- Nanotech Fabrics and Rubber Grips
- The use of nanotech fabrics and rubber grip technology in shower caps could be applied to other industries, leading to advancements in functional and stylish products.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty and Personal Care
- The Beauty and Personal Care industry could incorporate turban-inspired headpieces for other hair-related products to cater to consumers who desire both functionality and style.
- Textile and Fashion
- The Textile and Fashion industry could adopt nanotech fabrics for other products and accessories, leading to advancements in performance and durability.
- Home and Lifestyle
- The Home and Lifestyle industry could utilize rubber grip technology for other functional accessories, such as kitchen gloves or cleaning tools.
