Lace Closure Wigs

A lace closure gives you a hand-tied parting that looks like it grows straight from your head. It's the construction we recommend most often to anyone wearing a wig every day.

Always human hair, always glueless.

14-day return policy
14-day return policy
Fast Shipping
Fast Shipping
14-day return policy
14-day return policy
Fast Shipping
Fast Shipping

FAQs

What is a lace closure?

A piece of thin, skin-toned lace in the parting area where every strand is knotted by hand. Because the strands come up through the lace, the part looks as though it grows straight from your head, even up close.

What is the difference from a lace frontal?

A closure covers the parting area. A frontal runs all the way from temple to temple, 13x4, and lets you change the part freely and put the hair up. For most people a closure is enough, and it is sturdier as well.

Can I move the part?

Within the area of the closure, yes. You can move the part a few centimetres to the side or make it a little shorter. To change the part completely freely you need a frontal or full lace.

Do I need glue or tape?

No. Every wig we sell is glueless and stays in place on its own. You put it on and take it off yourself, every day, with no products against the skin and without straining your own hair.

How long does a lace closure wig last?

With daily wear and the right care it often lasts several years. The hair wears down most slowly if you avoid unnecessary heat, wash with products made for wigs and store it on a wig stand.

Everything you need to know about Lace Closure Wigs

Lace Closure Wigs in Human Hair – a Hand-Tied Part
A lace closure wig has a piece of thin lace in the parting area where every strand of hair is knotted by hand. Because the strands come up through the lace one by one, the part looks as though it grows straight from your head, even up close and in daylight. The part is what gives most wigs away, and that is exactly where a closure does its work.

Why closure is our most common recommendation
You get a believable part without paying for lace across the whole cap, and the construction is sturdier than a full lace because the rest of the wig is wefted. For anyone wearing a wig every day, that is usually the right balance between realism, durability and price. If you want to change the part completely freely or wear a high ponytail, you need a lace frontal or a full lace instead.

Always human hair
Our closure wigs are made exclusively in 100% human hair. That means you can style with heat, curl, straighten and have it colored at a salon just like your own hair. The hair moves and catches light in a way synthetic fiber does not, which shows especially up close and in bright sunlight. With the right care a closure wig lasts several years, which makes it better value over time despite the higher entry price.

Textures and colors
We carry closure wigs in straight, wavy, curly, Deep Wave and Yaki. Bear in mind that curly and Deep Wave hair draws up and looks shorter than the measurement suggests – count on one step longer than you would have chosen in straight hair. Beyond the classic shades we have several wigs in grey human hair, which is unusual, since good quality grey hair is hard to source.

The lace is trimmed in the salon
The wig arrives with the lace untrimmed. We cut it to your own hairline so the transition against the skin becomes invisible, and we can also bleach the knots and pluck the hairline for a softer edge. At the same visit we adjust the size of the cap. When the lace is worn after a few years of use, we replace it rather than have you buy a new wig.

Glueless and prescriptions
Every wig we sell stays in place on its own without glue and without tape, with an adjuster at the nape. We are an approved supplier for wig prescriptions in all 21 Swedish regions and invoice the region directly if you have a prescription from your care provider.