Why water resistant wins
Waterproof sounds great until you have to wear it through a full grooming day. Here’s why we choose lightweight, breathable, water resistant apparel instead.

Waterproof Apparel
Repels water, but often feels hot, stiff, heavy, noisy, and uncomfortable during long grooming days.

Regular Clothes
Absorbs moisture, dries slowly, attracts hair, gets itchy, and can look messy fast.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between waterproof and water resistant?
Waterproof apparel is designed to completely block water, but it’s often heavier, hotter, stiffer, and less breathable for all-day grooming wear. Water resistant fabrics help repel water while staying lightweight, breathable, and more comfortable to work in throughout long grooming days.
Will water soak through?
Our smocks are designed to help repel water and dry quickly, but performance can vary by fabric and style. Some fabrics prioritize maximum water repellency, while others focus more on stretch, softness, or lightweight comfort. During heavy soaking or extended wet work, moisture may eventually soak through.
Are the smocks hair resistant too?
Yes — all of our smocks are designed with hair-resistant fabrics that help reduce loose hair from sticking compared to regular clothing. They’re made specifically with the grooming environment in mind to help keep you more comfortable throughout the day.
Are they breathable?
Yes. Breathability is one of the biggest reasons groomers choose our smocks over traditional waterproof apparel. Our fabrics are designed to feel lightweight and comfortable enough for long grooming days without trapping as much heat.
Do they dry quickly?
Yes. Our smocks are made with quick-drying performance fabrics that dry much faster than typical cotton clothing or scrubs after getting wet.
Can I wear these in summer?
Absolutely. Many groomers prefer our smocks during warmer months because the fabrics are lightweight, breathable, and designed for all-day comfort in busy salon environments.
Are they stretchy?
Some are, and some are not. Certain collections use athletic stretch fabrics for extra flexibility and movement, while others use more structured lightweight materials. Product descriptions will note when a style includes stretch fabric.









































































































































































































































































































































