About Petite Cap Wigs

What styles come in a petite cap wig?

Every wig on this page comes in our petite cap, cut smaller all around than our average cap.

There is a pixie here, with wispy bangs and softly feathered layers that hug the neckline. Other short cuts give you lightly textured layers and a softly fringed back, some in a low density for a natural looking shape without extra fullness. A medium layered cut brings feathered movement through the crown and sides. The long style falls smooth and straight with a face-framing front and no bangs, so you can tuck it behind your ears or sweep it to the side.

Machine teased and full monofilament with a lace front both come in our petite cap. You can have ready-to-wear volume at the crown, or a part you can move with a natural looking hairline.

Petite runs from a short pixie through medium layers to long, and every one of these is a high-quality synthetic wig that is ready to wear.

How to tell if you need a petite cap wig

Does your wig sit back off your hairline by the afternoon? Do you push it forward without thinking about it, or feel it turn when you look over your shoulder? A wig that travels like that is too big in the cap.

Our petite caps fit heads measuring up to 21 inches around. If you have never put a tape measure to your head, do that before you order, because the number decides this and nothing else does. The Wig Sizes guide shows you where the tape goes and has the video if you would rather watch it.

Petite is in the style name, so you always know which cap you are buying.

If your average wigs have never moved on you, you do not need a petite at all. And if an average cap is only slightly loose, tighten the straps inside the back of it first. They take the cap in by about an inch, which is often the whole gap.