WIGS COMPARISON

A lace top wig with a wefted back.

Construction

• Lace top with multi-directional parting

• 130% average density

• Lace front from ear to ear

• Small knots for the most realistic look

• Lace front is uncut - I can trim it for you on request (this voids the return policy)

• Close-wefted back cap with ear tabs, clips, and adjustable straps

• Knots are slightly visible but easily covered with powder

Hairline note: Knots at the front hairline are not bleached but are created using blonde hair, which I custom-color by hand. This gives a soft and natural look without compromising the strength of the knots. The part line itself is not lightened (unless it’s a blonde wig), but you can use a little powder to brighten it up. I like using L'Oréal True Match powder for this and I’ll send the wig with a bit already applied at the roots so you can see the effect. If you’d prefer thicker knots for extra durability, just leave a note at checkout.

Return hairs: Yes, it includes return hairs (2-3”) which create a more natural and dynamic appearance. Use a flat iron or blow dryer to smooth them down if needed.

Why choose a lace top wig?

• Natural flow and realistic movement

• Flat parting, though you can add volume at the root with some extra styling

• Change the parting anytime

• Great for both full hair loss and with bio hair underneath

• Glueless wear, you can also glue or tape the lace front if preferred

Wefted back cap?

The difference is mainly in how the back of the wig is constructed and how it feels and moves.

A wefted back cap is made of strips of hair sewn together, usually by machine. These wefts are layered to form the back of the wig.

A handtied back cap, each strand of hair is individually tied to the cap. Result is a wig that’s typically lighter, more flexible, and offers more natural movement, especially when styling.

Pros of a Wefted Back

• Durable & stronger: Wefts can take more tugging and brushing without as much risk of damage.

• More volume: Great for those who want a fuller look without teasing or styling tricks.

• Quicker production: That means shorter turnaround times sometimes!

Cons of a Wefted Back

• Heavier feel: Especially with thicker wefts can feel bulkier on the head.

• Less natural movement: Hair doesn’t move quite as freely, especially when pulled back or parted in certain ways.

• Can be warmer: Not ideal if you tend to overheat or wear your wig for long hours.

If you want maximum comfort, realistic movement, and natural styling, go handtied. If you're looking for durability, volume, go wefted.

A lace top wig with a handtied back instead of a wefted one. This means the cap feels softer and more flexibly, especially great if you want a lighter or more natural-feeling cap.

Construction

• Lace top with multi-directional parting

• 120% average density

• Lace front from ear to ear

• Small knots for the most realistic look

• Lace front is uncut - I can trim it for you on request (this voids the return policy)

• Handtied back instead of a wefted back, with ear tabs, clips, and adjustable straps

• Knots are slightly visible but easily covered with powder

Hairline note: Knots at the front hairline are not bleached but are created using blonde hair, which I custom-color by hand. This gives a soft and natural look without compromising the strength of the knots. The part line itself is not lightened (unless it’s a blonde wig), but you can use a little powder to brighten it up. I like using L’Oréal True Match powder for this - and I’ll send the wig with a bit already applied at the roots so you can see the effect. If you’d prefer thicker knots for extra durability, just leave a note at checkout.

Return hairs: Yes, it includes return hairs (2-3”) which create a more natural and dynamic appearance. Use a flat iron or blow dryer to smooth them down if needed.

Why choose a lace top wig?

• Natural flow and realistic movement

• Flat parting - though you can add volume at the root with some extra styling

• Change the parting anytime

• Great for both full hair loss and with bio hair underneath

• Glueless wear - you can also glue or tape the lace front if preferred

Handtied back?

The difference is mainly in how the back of the wig is constructed and how it feels and moves.

A wefted back cap is made of strips of hair sewn together, usually by machine. These wefts are layered to form the back of the wig.

A handtied back cap, each strand of hair is individually tied to the cap. Result is a wig that’s typically lighter, more flexible, and offers more natural movement, especially when styling.

Pros of a Handtied Back

• Ultimate comfort: No wefts, no bulk, just soft mesh that moves with your scalp. Ideal for sensitive scalps or full-time wearers.

• Super realistic movement: Each hair is individually tied, so the hair flows naturally in every direction. Think: “Is it growing out of your scalp?” kind of vibe.

• More versatile styling: You can wear low ponytails or messy buns without wefts peeking out - huge plus!

• Lightweight: Less bulk = less weight. Great for hot weather or long wear.

Cons of a Handtied Back

• More delicate: Handtied areas are more fragile and need gentler handling. Not ideal if you’re rough on your wigs.

• Slightly less volume: Since there’s no wefting, you might get a flatter look unless the hair is layered well or has added volume elsewhere.

• Might feel less tight to the back of the head due to the soft fabric.

If you want maximum comfort, realistic movement, and natural styling, go handtied. If you’re looking for durability, volume, go wefted.

If you like a low density pre-plucked hairline and well-bleached knots, this is your go to.

They come with a large elastic band for a secure, glueless fit, you can remove or reattach the band anytime. Because a large-scale facility handles production of this collection, manufacturing costs are lower and lets us price the wig more accessibly. All lace finishing, quality checks, and final inspections are still carried out to Hair by V standards.

This special collection features

• Lace top wigs with low-density, pre-plucked hairlines

• Small, well-bleached knots for an ultra-natural front

• Very lightweight and subtle look around the face

• Only stocked in natural, never-dyed colors

Construction

• Lace top with multi-directional parting

• Small, bleached knots

• V-shaped ear tabs with combs above

• 130% average density

• Closed wefted back

• Adjustable straps + removable elastic band

Hairline note: Knots are well-bleached and the hairline is pre-plucked (low density hairline).

Return hairs: Yes, it includes return hairs (2-3”) which create a more natural and dynamic appearance. Use a flat iron or blow dryer to smooth them down if needed.

Why choose a low density hairline wig?

• Natural flow and realistic movement

• Flat parting - though you can add volume at the root with some extra styling

• Change the parting anytime

• Great for both full hair loss and with bio hair underneath

• Glueless wear - you can also glue or tape the lace front if preferred

Wefted back cap?

The difference is mainly in how the back of the wig is constructed and how it feels and moves.

A wefted back cap is made of strips of hair sewn together, usually by machine. These wefts are layered to form the back of the wig.

A handtied back cap, each strand of hair is individually tied to the cap. Result is a wig that’s typically lighter, more flexible, and offers more natural movement, especially when styling.

Pros of a Wefted Back

• Durable & stronger: Wefts can take more tugging and brushing without as much risk of damage.

• More volume: Great for those who want a fuller look without teasing or styling tricks.

• Quicker production: That means shorter turnaround times sometimes!

Cons of a Wefted Back

• Heavier feel: Especially with thicker wefts can feel bulkier on the head.

• Less natural movement: Hair doesn’t move quite as freely, especially when pulled back or parted in certain ways.

• Can be warmer: Not ideal if you tend to overheat or wear your wig for long hours.

If you want maximum comfort, realistic movement, and natural styling, go handtied. If you’re looking for durability, volume, go wefted.

A Silk top lace front wig with a wefted back.

Construction

• Seamless silk top

• Lace front from temple to temple (uncut)

• 150% average density

• Wefted back

• Multi-directional part line

• Silicone-lined ear tabs and nape for extra grip

• Glueless and beginner-friendly

• This cap is medical-grade and extremely secure - even without clips or wig grips.

Hairline note: Knots at the front hairline are not bleached but are created using blonde hair, which I custom-color by hand. This gives a soft and natural look without compromising the strength of the knots. Silk tops are completely opaque. The knots and returns are “sandwiched” inside, so they’re hidden from view. This means the parting looks exactly like real scalp - no powder or plucking needed.

Return hairs: No. The multi-layer construction holds the hair flat against the scalp. Knots and shorter return hairs are sandwiched between layers, so there’s no extra volume caused by return hairs. While ideal for a sleek look, this design may reduce the topper’s ability to mimic natural movement compared to closed lace toppers or SL toppers, where return hairs enhance texture and flow.

Why choose a silk top lace front wig?

• The most realistic parting - invisible knots, no return hairs

• The silk top hides dark bio hair underneath - no extra effort needed

• Very durable - these wigs last years with proper care

• The stretchy cap is soft and gentle, even on sensitive skin

• Glueless wear with silicone grip lining - no clips, glue, or grips needed

• Perfect for complete hair loss or those who want a secure wig without extra fuss

Wefted back cap?

The difference is mainly in how the back of the wig is constructed and how it feels and moves.

A wefted back cap is made of strips of hair sewn together, usually by machine. These wefts are layered to form the back of the wig.

A handtied back cap, each strand of hair is individually tied to the cap. Result is a wig that’s typically lighter, more flexible, and offers more natural movement, especially when styling.

Pros of a Wefted Back

• Durable & stronger: Wefts can take more tugging and brushing without as much risk of damage.

• More volume: Great for those who want a fuller look without teasing or styling tricks.

• Quicker production: That means shorter turnaround times sometimes!

Cons of a Wefted Back

• Heavier feel: Especially with thicker wefts can feel bulkier on the head.

• Less natural movement: Hair doesn’t move quite as freely, especially when pulled back or parted in certain ways.

• Can be warmer: Not ideal if you tend to overheat or wear your wig for long hours.

If you want maximum comfort, realistic movement, and natural styling, go handtied. If you're looking for durability, volume, go wefted.

Silk Tops Might Not Be For You If:

• You prefer lower density, especially at the front

• You want maximum breathability

• You like to style your wig in high ponytails

A Silk top lace front wig with a handtied back instead of a wefted one. This means the cap feels softer and more flexible - especially great if you want a lighter or more natural-feeling cap.

Construction

• Seamless silk top

• Lace front from temple to temple (uncut)

• 140% average density

• Handtied back instead of a wefted back

• Multi-directional part line

• Silicone-lined ear tabs and nape for extra grip

• Glueless and beginner-friendly

• This cap is medical-grade and extremely secure - even without clips or wig grips.

Hairline note: Knots at the front hairline are not bleached but are created using blonde hair, which I custom-color by hand. This gives a soft and natural look without compromising the strength of the knots. Silk tops are completely opaque. The knots and returns are “sandwiched” inside, so they’re hidden from view. This means the parting looks exactly like real scalp - no powder or plucking needed.

Return hairs: No. The multi-layer construction holds the hair flat against the scalp. Knots and shorter return hairs are sandwiched between layers, so there’s no extra volume caused by return hairs. While ideal for a sleek look, this design may reduce the topper’s ability to mimic natural movement compared to closed lace toppers or SL toppers, where return hairs enhance texture and flow.

Why choose a silk top lace front wig?

• The most realistic parting - invisible knots, no return hairs

• The silk top hides dark bio hair underneath - no extra effort needed

• Very durable - these wigs last years with proper care

• The stretchy cap is soft and gentle, even on sensitive skin

• Glueless wear with silicone grip lining - no clips, glue, or grips needed

• Perfect for complete hair loss or those who want a secure wig without extra fuss

Handtied back?

The difference is mainly in how the back of the wig is constructed and how it feels and moves.

A wefted back cap is made of strips of hair sewn together, usually by machine. These wefts are layered to form the back of the wig.

A handtied back cap, each strand of hair is individually tied to the cap. Result is a wig that’s typically lighter, more flexible, and offers more natural movement, especially when styling.

Pros of a Handtied Back

• Ultimate comfort: No wefts, no bulk, just soft mesh that moves with your scalp. Ideal for sensitive scalps or full-time wearers.

• Super realistic movement: Each hair is individually tied, so the hair flows naturally in every direction. Think: "Is it growing out of your scalp?" kind of vibe.

• More versatile styling: You can wear low ponytails or messy buns without wefts peeking out - huge plus!

• Lightweight: Less bulk = less weight. Great for hot weather or long wear.

Cons of a Handtied Back

• More delicate: Handtied areas are more fragile and need gentler handling. Not ideal if you're rough on your wigs.

• Slightly less volume: Since there's no wefting, you might get a flatter look unless the hair is layered well or has added volume elsewhere.

• Might feel less tight to the back of the head due to the soft fabric.

If you want maximum comfort, realistic movement, and natural styling, go handtied. If you're looking for durability, volume, go wefted.

Silk Tops Might Not Be For You If

• You prefer lower density, especially at the front

• You want maximum breathability

• You like to style your wig in high ponytails