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The most common material for capes is nylon. Capes can made of just about any material and are comercially found made of vinyl ("plastic"), polyurethane (a.k.a. PU, a plastic-like coating usually applied to a polyester cloth-like backing), cloth (cotton, cotton/polyester mix). A shop in Amsterdam features custom capes made of leather. Betty-seersucker the betty dain seer-sucker pinstripe barber cape can be found in many barbershops These materials are available in different textures, like seer-sucker nylon, crinkle nylon, embossed vinyl, matte or shiny polyurethane, etc. Nylon capes are available with different finishes which can, for example, give the material a shiny wet look or waterproof/chemicalproof properties. In the US, capes are typically sold with snap or hook-and-loop ("velcro") closures. Capes can also be found with string-tie closures or just a plain collar. It is common in barbershops to see a special type of clip, such as the popular "Classy Cloth Clip" from William Marvy Co, used to secure the cape around the customer's neck. The clip insures a tight fit so the tiny clippings produced by clipper cuts will stay off the barbershop customer. These clips are typically used in conjunction with plain or snap collar capes. Velcro tends to grab and hold onto hair clippings, even after washing the cape, however it is quick and easy to fasten to a perfect fit. If snaps are spaced too far apart, as common on lower-priced capes such as "