About Partial Monofilament Top Wigs

What a partial monofilament top wig gives you

A partial monofilament top is a narrow strip of sheer monofilament where the hair parts, instead of monofilament across the whole crown. The strip runs along the left of the crown, so these part on the left and show the appearance of your own scalp along that part. A partial mono top costs less than a full monofilament top.

Every style in here also has a lace front, so the hairline at your forehead looks natural and you can wear the front off your face.

What you are looking at is soft, beachy waves. The lengths fall around the shoulders, with face-framing front pieces and gently textured ends, and the fronts come without bangs so your face stays open.

These come on our average cap.

Can you part a partial monofilament top wherever you like?

Not anywhere. A partial monofilament runs down the left side of the crown only, and these wigs part on the left. Where that strip sits, scalp shows through the sheer mesh the same way it does on a full monofilament. Everywhere else the crown is not mesh, so a part there will not read as skin.

Stand at a mirror and look at where your hair has always fallen. If it breaks to the left, the strip lands exactly where you need it. This cap asks less of you than a full monofilament for the same natural looking part.

A partial monofilament top comes with a lace front as well, so the hairline is answered along with the part. The Cap Construction guide shows the strip against a full monofilament crown.

If you part on the right, or down the center, nothing you do will move that strip. A full monofilament top is the cap that lets you part where you want.