About Medium Length Wigs

What kinds of medium length wigs are here?

Every style here falls between your chin and your shoulders. Bobs run all the way through this collection. You get classic bobs cut level at the jaw, A-line bobs that angle forward toward the face, and one-length bobs that rest just above the shoulder. Shoulder-grazing layered cuts sit here too, with feathered ends and long bangs that sweep into the sides. Some styles wave softly through the lengths, some fall in loose beachy bends, and some are curly throughout. Full bangs frame the face on some of these, and other styles leave the front long so you can wear it swept to one side. Machine teased tops appear across this collection, with the crown teased for fullness you do not have to style in. Lace fronts appear here as well, giving you a hairline you can pull back off the face. Full monofilament tops let the part move anywhere on the crown, and partial monofilament tops give you that scalp look on a left part. Some styles are lower density, which keeps the shape light rather than full. You can get these in our petite, average and large caps, in rooted and non-rooted colors.

How long a medium length wig actually falls

At the nape our medium wigs run from 1.5 inches to 8.5 inches, so two styles both labeled medium can end seven inches apart on you. Read the nape figure, not the word. Every style carries one.

Hold a tape measure at your hairline at the back of your neck and read off where your own hair ends now, or where you want it to end. Match that number and the wig lands where you are used to seeing it. If you are not sure medium is the length you want at all, our Pick a Wig guide asks three questions. Do you want the length you have now, do you want longer, or do you want it short and off your neck?

If what you want is a chin-length bob, you do not need to settle short against medium before you start looking. The two overlap at the nape, and our shortest medium styles measure the same 1.5 inches there as our shortest short ones. The number tells you where the hair ends. The label does not.