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The wearing of detached clothing, ties, adornments and unbound attire is restricted past this point. A "Loose Clothing, Ties, Jewellery and Unconfined Hair Prohibited" safety sign is a sign used to indicate areas or machinery where loose clothing, ties, jewellery, and unconfined hair pose a hazard. In industrial and manufacturing environments, loose clothing, ties, jewellery, and unconfined hair can become caught in machinery, causing injury or even death. The purpose of this sign is to remind workers to secure their clothing, remove any jewellery, and tie back their hair before entering areas with dangerous machinery. It is also used to communicate to visitors and contractors the importance of following these safety requirements. The sign is usually made of durable materials such as plastic or metal and can be posted at the entrance to a hazardous area or near the machinery itself. The design of the sign typically features a pictogram of a person with clothing and hair secured, accompanied by a red circle with a diagonal line through it, which is an international symbol for prohibition. It is important to follow the requirements indicated on this sign to prevent accidents and maintain a safe working environment. Employers are responsible for ensuring their workers are aware of and understand the safety signs in their workplace. Failure to follow the requirements indicated on this sign can result in serious injury or death.