About Average Cap Wigs

What average cap wig styles are in this collection?

Every wig here comes in our average cap, which is our standard size.

Short cuts here include pixies and cropped shapes with wispy bangs and softly feathered layers. Bobs fall at the chin and just above the shoulder, some smooth and sleek, others with lightly fringed ends. Medium cuts give you layered texture and lift through the crown. Waves and loose curls run through the mid-lengths and ends on other styles. Long styles fall past the shoulders, some with face-framing bangs and some with none at all, so you can wear the front swept back or forward.

Machine teased, lace front, monofilament tops and hand tied styles all come in this cap. You can choose ready-to-wear volume at the crown, a natural looking hairline, a part you can move, or hair that moves freely strand by strand. Low density cuts are here too, with a softer fullness rather than a lot of volume.

Short, medium and long lengths all sit in this cap, in high-quality synthetic hair.

How do you know if an average cap wig will fit?

Our average cap fits heads 21.5 to 22.5 inches in circumference, and 95% of women measure inside that range. Take a tape measure and hold it at the middle of your forehead at the hairline. Run it around your head behind one ear, around the nape of the neck, behind the other ear, and back to where you started. That number is your answer.

If a style says Petite or Large in its name, that is the cap you are getting. If the name says neither, it is an average cap. The Pick a Wig guide sets out the same rule.

Measuring at 21 inches or under is not a near miss. If your wigs slide back through the day, a petite cap holds where an average one has room to move.

If you already wear an average wig that stays put from morning to night, you do not need to measure anything. You know your size.