There are many different ways to have your lace wig cap made. Below we provide some examples of the available lace wig caps. Please keep in mind that the exact location of the seams will depend on the contours of your head & where support for a quality cap is needed. For custom orders, you can specify your preferred cap construction.
Cap construction not currently shown (pictures coming soon!):
- You can also have clip combs made with your cap for more frequent removal
- Silk top caps! Knots are completely hidden!
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UNDETECTABLE STRETCH IN MIDDLE
This cap construction is a great choice for one who prefers a little stretch but would like to be able to do a full perimeter application with adhesives.
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LACE FRONT WIG (ALL LACE, STRETCHY LACE IN BACK)
Not interested in using glues? You may order a lace front wig where the lace is in the front and stretch lace is in the back. You may also have the cap constructed with some lace at your nape as well. However, most of the cap is made with more durable stretch lace materials that are just as comfortable. With a lace front wig, you can have an adjustable strap in the back (shown below) and either glue or pin down the front of the wig.
FULL LACE LACE FRONT WIG WITH ADJUSTABLE STRAP IN BACK
No need to use lace wig adhesives around your nape. You can tighten and loosen your wig for the best fit.
STRETCH FROM EAR TO EAR OVER TOP
One can maximize on stretch with this cap and still achieve an undetectable look. The stretch is hidden behind the ear.
FULL LACE WITH SEWED SEAMS
The most undetectable combination! The seams are sewn instead of using the poly strips.
THIN SKIN ON PERIMETER
Thin skin is a great option for durability and ease of application and clean up. You can choose thin skin 1) on the full perimeter 2) on the back perimeter only 3) on the front perimeter only or 4) a full thin skin cap
STRETCH AT EAR
STRETCH EAR TABS
Sometimes we might need that stretch at the ear for added comfort. You can also order a stretch tab cap where the cap looks much like this one, except the stretch tab extends to a triangle (the base of the triangle represents where the stretch is)