Mono top – a hand-tied top that looks like your own scalp
Mono stands for monofilament, a fine skin-toned mesh where every strand is hand-tied. The strands can move in all directions, so you can part the hair wherever you like on top of the head and always see scalp underneath.

Why the hand-tying is at the top
The top is what shows most, in daylight and in photos taken from above. In the rest of the cap the hair sits in wefts, which makes the wig more durable and better value than a full lace.

A common choice for hair loss
Mono top is the construction most people choose during chemotherapy and with alopecia. The mesh lies softly against a bare scalp with no seams pressing.

Mono part and full lace
Mono part has the hand-tying in a defined part area, so the part stays in one place. Full lace is hand-tied across the whole cap and lets you wear your hair fully up. Mono top gives a free part on top, but not a ponytail.

Care
Brush from the ends upwards and never pull hard at the part, as every strand sits in its own knot.

Advice and prescription
The consultation is free. We are an approved supplier in all 21 Swedish regions.