Girl, fit is EVERYTHING. If your wig doesn't fit right, it's gonna slide around, give you a headache, or just look fake. Whether you've got a petite head or a large one, we've got you covered. No more one-size-fits-all frustration—find your perfect match and stay comfy all day long.
What You'll Love About Proper Cap Sizing:
Comfy all day - No slipping or squeezing, just a perfect fit
Secure vibe - Stays put while you're moving and grooving
Look natural - Properly fitted wigs look like your real hair
No more headaches - Ditch the pressure and tension
Total confidence - You'll literally forget you're wearing it
Adjustable straps - Most styles let you fine-tune the fit
Problems We Solve:
Wig sliding back? You probably have a smaller head. Try petite or small caps. If it's too big, it's gonna slide—simple as that. Petite caps stay right where they belong.
Headaches and tightness? You likely need a large cap. Forcing an average size onto a bigger head is a recipe for pain. Large caps fit comfortably without the "squeeze."
Don't know your size? Grab a soft measuring tape. Wrap it around where the wig sits (about a half inch behind the hairline and around the nape). Compare that number to our chart—easy!
Almost fits, but not quite? Look for adjustable straps. Most of our wigs have hooks and straps that let you tighten or loosen things by about an inch. Perfect for those "in-between" days.
Shop By Cap Size:
Petite/Small Cap - 20.5-21.5 inches Average Cap - 21.5-22.5 inches (fits about 85% of us!) Large Cap - 22.5-23.5 inches Adjustable Cap - For a custom feel One Size Fits Most - Usually average with some stretch Custom Fit Options - For those unique sizing needs
Grab a soft measuring tape and wrap it around where the wig will sit. Start about a half inch behind your natural hairline, go above the ears, and around the nape of your neck. Pull it snug—but don't squeeze! Average is usually 21.5-22.5 inches. If you're right between sizes? Go bigger. It's way easier to tighten a wig than to deal with one that's too small.
It happens all the time! Most wigs have adjustable straps that give you about an inch of wiggle room. If you're on the smaller side, try a wig grip band or foam sizing strips—they're lifesavers for making a wig fit more snugly. It's usually better to have a tiny bit of extra room than to have a wig that pinches.
Not all of them, but we're adding more all the time. Most are "average" because that fits 85% of people, but we've got tons of petite and large options too. If you love a style that only comes in average, maybe use some sizing strips or a wig grip to get that perfect fit.
Smaller? Easy. Use the straps, add a wig grip, or sew in some elastic. Bigger? That's way tougher. You can try stretching it on a larger wig head, but honestly, if it's way too small, you're better off grabbing the right size. Life's short—don't suffer through a tiny wig!
It's probably too tight! If you're forcing an average cap on a large head, you're gonna feel it. Loosen those straps or switch to a large cap. Sometimes a wig is just too heavy, too. Try a lighter construction like full lace or a shorter style if you're prone to tension.
Average is the winner. It fits most ladies perfectly (21.5-22.5 inches). If you're slightly outside that range, don't sweat it—adjustable straps usually do the trick. If you're way outside that range, specifically sized or custom wigs are the way to go.
Nope! Head size isn't always tied to your height. Some petite ladies have average heads, and some tall girls have small heads. Don't guess—measure! The only thing height really affects is where the hair falls on your back.
Totally. When you adjust those straps to your specific head, they stay put. Plus, they're great if your own hair changes (like growing it out under the wig). Just make sure you actually use the straps—lots of women forget they're even there!
Yeah, it's a great trick. A wig cap adds a tiny layer that makes a loose wig feel more secure. Plus, it keeps your natural hair flat and protects the wig from scalp oils. Wig grip bands are even better if you're worried about sliding.
Usually, your head size stays the same once you're an adult. But if you're growing out thick braids or dealing with hair loss, you might notice things fit differently. Use the adjustable straps to fine-tune the fit as your hair underneath changes. No need to buy a whole new size!
