The rules around a requisition (rekvisition) – the wig subsidy from your Swedish region – vary between regions, and it's not something you need to figure out yourself. We're an approved supplier in all 21 regions and handle the contact for you.
This isn't about the rules but about the visit itself – what actually happens when you come in.
If you'd like to understand how the requisition works overall, read Requisition step by step.
What to bring
- The requisition from your region, on paper or digitally.
- ID.
- A photo of how your own hair used to look, if you have one.
If you've lost your requisition or aren't sure whether it's still valid – come anyway. We'll help you sort it out.
At the shop
The visit is the same as any other fitting: we talk first, then measure, and you try on several styles at your own pace. Having a requisition doesn't affect how much time you get or which wigs we bring out.
We tell you early on what your requisition covers and what might fall outside it, so you know before you fall for a style. No one should discover an unexpected cost at the till.
The cut is part of the plan
A wig needs to be cut to frame your face to look like your own hair. We do that during the same visit, or at a follow-up appointment if you'd rather wear it for a few days first.
Afterwards
We handle the paperwork with your region. You don't have to pay upfront for the part the requisition covers, and you don't need to submit anything yourself.
If you're in the middle of treatment
Many people come to us before their hair has started to fall out. That's often better: colour and density are easier to match, and you avoid making the decision in the middle of the hardest part.
If you'd like to bring someone, please do. If you'd rather come alone, that works just as well – we only see customers by appointment, so there's no one else in the room.
Fairwithwigs by Fairwithhair, Norrtullsgatan 26B, Stockholm. By appointment only, weekdays 10.00–19.00.