A round beekeeper's veil with a fabric-and-mesh skirt that fastens with sleeves instead of the usual drawstring.
It protects head and neck. It is the same round veil as always; the only thing that changes — and what you notice every day — is how it holds onto your body.
01 · FASTENING
The classic round veil ties with a drawstring around the chest, and that drawstring is exactly what works loose when you crouch, lift a super or twist your body: the veil rides up and leaves your neck bare at the worst moment. This version has a fabric-and-mesh skirt with sleeves: you put your arms through and your own shoulders and armpits hold the skirt down, so the veil no longer moves on its own. Over a long inspection that difference matters more than anything else about a veil.
02 · USE
The sleeved skirt is meant to go under the suit or smock, so the suit you buy has to be the kind without a built-in veil. If you already own a suit with an integrated veil, this adds nothing. And like any bee protection, it lowers the risk without removing it: check the mesh before every outing, because a one-centimetre tear is a bee inside.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
| ✓ FITS | Bee suits or smocks without a built-in veil. |
| ✕ DOES NOT FIT | Suits that already have an integrated veil. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | The suit: the veil is sold on its own. |
| Type | Round veil with skirt |
|---|---|
| Fastening | Fabric-and-mesh skirt with sleeves |
| Protection | Head and neck |
| Dimensions | 43 × 43.4 cm |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |

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