Hair Nets

Fine and coarse hair nets in various colours.

Nylon hair nets are a lightweight form of hair restraint. They sit close to the head, are barely noticeable and are therefore well suited to long shifts, warm workplaces and areas where a non-woven cap feels too conspicuous, such as counters with customer contact.

The range includes a fine-mesh blue nylon hair net with double elastic and a 52 cm diameter, a fine, almost invisible net in skin colour, a white hair net with an integrated peak, and a close-mesh blue net listed as detectable, made specifically for food production. All nets are marked as food-safe and HACCP-compliant.

Typical applications

  • Food production and packing
  • Catering, commercial kitchens and staff canteens
  • Service counters in bakeries, butchers and delicatessens
  • Plants with detection systems on the line
  • Combined with caps where hygiene requirements are especially strict

What to look for when buying

Mesh size determines how well hair is contained: close-mesh nets hold back even short, single hairs, while fine nets are chosen for discreet wear. A net with a peak also covers the hairline at the forehead, where hair most often slips out during movement.

Colour is a safety question. Blue nets contrast clearly with most foods, and the close-mesh net is additionally listed as detectable. Skin-coloured nets are meant for areas with customer contact. Note the pack sizes of 100 or 144 pieces and the minimum orders: 1,000 pieces for the standard blue net, 100 or 144 for the other models.

Frequently asked questions

Hair net or cap: which is better?

Hair nets are lighter and more discreet; caps cover a larger area. Your hygiene plan sets which is required, and some areas combine both.

What does detectable mean?

The close-mesh blue hair net is listed as detectable in its specification. Whether your system picks it up should be checked on your own line.