About Bob Wigs

What bob wig styles are in this collection

Every wig here is a bob, cut so the length stops somewhere between your jaw and your shoulders. Inside that shape there is real variety. Some are sleek and one-length, with smooth sides that curve toward the chin and a neatly tapered nape. Some are A line, angled longer at the front and shorter through the back. Others are softly layered, with lightly textured ends that keep the shape moving instead of sitting flat. Some come with full bangs across the forehead. Some have long side swept bangs that blend into the sides. Some open at the front into longer face framing pieces.

Machine teased crowns, monofilament tops and lace fronts are all here. You can have natural looking fullness up top, a part you can move, or a hairline you can wear off your face. Some pair a monofilament top with a lace front.

These are medium length wigs, and they come in our average cap and our large cap.

How to tell if a bob wig is the right length for you

A bob covers a lot of ground. On the styles here the hair falls between 2 and 6.5 inches at the nape, and 6 inches sits very differently on your neck than 2 does. Take a tape measure, hold the end at your hairline at the back of your neck, and see where each of those numbers lands. That is the real choice in front of you, and it is more honest than a photo on a model whose neck is not yours.

Wondering whether the shape suits your face rather than the length? Our Virtual Wig Try-On Room puts our Top Wig styles onto a photo, in every color they come in. Use a photo of yourself or choose one of the models if you would rather not upload one.

A bob can be trimmed shorter later by a stylist experienced in cutting wigs. It cannot be made longer. So if you are caught between two lengths, order the longer one.

And if what you want is hair you can pull up into a ponytail on a hot day, a bob will not do that for you at 6.5 inches or less.