About Full Monofilament Top Wigs

What monofilament top wigs are in this collection

A full monofilament top is a sheer mesh crown with the hairs tied in one at a time. Wherever you part it, you see the appearance of your own scalp. Nothing is teased at the crown, which is why these lay flatter to the head and let you move the part in any direction.

You will see sleek bobs that curve under at the ends, some with soft bangs blended into the sides. There are short feathered cuts with lightly textured bangs, and smooth medium lengths that fall to the shoulders. The long styles have face-framing layers with soft curls through the mid-lengths.

Some of these pair the mono top with a lace front, which adds a natural looking hairline at the forehead. Hand tied caps appear in here as well.

A full mono top comes on our petite, average and large caps, and these styles run short through long.

Do you need a full monofilament top, or a lace front?

A full monofilament crown is a sheer mesh with each hair tied into it individually, so scalp shows through wherever you move the part. It also lays flatter against your head than a teased crown, because nothing underneath is holding the hair up.

Those are two separate problems. The monofilament settles the part. A lace front settles the hairline. Some of our full mono tops give you both, and some give you the monofilament crown on its own.

The style name tells you which one you are holding. LF in the name means there is a lace front as well as the monofilament top. A name with Mono and no LF means the crown without the lace.

The Cap Construction guide has a photograph of the inside of both.

If the part is what gives you away, this is the cap that answers it. If it is the front edge that worries you, a Mono with no LF in the name will not settle that. The part will still be natural looking, and the hairline will still be exactly where it started.