IS that 12" from where it sits on your lower neck/chest area?
648073
The straight part of the mirror that sits on the front of your chest is approximately 6 inches. When the mirror is folded flat with the loop around the mirror it is approximately 12" overall. The mirror portion can also be tilted when it is around the neck to provide a complete view of the back of the head. I use mine daily for styling the back of my hair.
648074
The mirror has a steel loop that goes around your neck, but you adjust the mirror itself after you get the loop around your neck and you can lower or raise the mirror and secure it where you can see the back of your head as needed. Hope this answer helps. I have been using this type of mirror for at least 45 yrs. and I can't do my hair without it.
648075
It's from the mid chest area, I think. I haven't used it for some time but is great when you need to see the back of your head especially if you want to cut your own hair.
648076
The mirror has a steel loop that goes around your neck, but you adjust the mirror itself after you get the loop around your neckand you can lower or raise the mirror and secure it where you can see the back of your head as needed. Hope this answer helps.I have been using this type of mirror for at least 45 yrs. and I can't do my hair without it.
648077
I would say approximately 12". You can adjust the mirror closer or further away, however.
427351
Depends on where you measure it from. From the edge of the wrist band to the end of the strap is 11 inches. From the attachment position on the wrist band, it is 12 inches.
992108
This is specifically for the neck area. It doesn't collapse down flat, and is about 7" high and 1 ft long.
344247
Mine is just shy of a full 2 inches at the plushest points. Mine has not flattened out. All my shoulder pain is gone. My wife no longer has back pain. I didn't want to spend this much but now that I have it, I consider every dime spent well worth it.
2244341
Approximately 12inches above where it attaches to the head rests. Hope that helps.
15770
Yes, 12 inches. This is long enough to go comfortably over shoulder even with a winter coat. That was an important consideration for me and I am very happy with it.
1048405
Hello,Yes, The length of the neck support is adjustable via a screw which is just about visible on the photo.
845938
This crew neck is higher than the picture shows, but it does not feel too high. It does not touch my neck, it is just at collar bone line.
926732
No - Looking at the picture, it is 11" from top to bottom, and 12" from left to right. However, it has a drawstring that makes it quite adjustable. I think it would adjust to the size you are needing.
815332
No, if I recall correctly it was about the length of my (average human) forearm
756062
Yes, the strap is plenty long enough to hang around your neck. It is also adjustable, so it can be hanging at your chest, or as low as your waist. It is 21 inches long, doubled into a loop.
550135
I just measured mine and it is approximately 12 1/2". (But I love the accuracy of all the other responses. :-)
2014566
I would say that if it measures 13-7/8" (roughly 14") which is larger than 12" and smaller than 16" then yes, it is between 12" and 16".
235675
I don't think so. I just measured it for you in case (H is 12" L is 23"). I use it for my temper pedic pillow :)
1819249
No its not that tall. I am 5'9 and it comes up to my chest. You could probably fit 2 beach chairs in it...we just sat on a blanket.
1901038
The photo is a little confusing because the bottom of the pillow (the part nearest your shoulders) appears longer than it actually is. The actual length is 20" at the top, 14" at the middle, and 18" at the bottom. Even with the slight curve the distance from the top to the bottom is consistently 12". The top is about 5" thick and bottom is about 4" thick.
603006
it might be a shade below that...I actually don't lean back far enough to notice where it hits my neck...I think this chair is a real bargain and seems to be superior in workmanship and material...I am 5'11" and shrinking