Mono Top Wig

Mono stands for monofilament, a fine skin-toned mesh into which every strand is knotted by hand. It gives the impression that the hair grows straight out of the scalp across the whole top.

Yes, on top. The strands sit individually in the mesh and can move in any direction, so there is no fixed part and no seam to give the wig away.

Mono part has the hand-tying in a defined parting section, so the part stays in one place. Mono top is hand-tied across the whole top and lets you part the hair freely there.

Full lace is hand-tied throughout the cap and lets you put the hair up completely, but costs more and is more delicate. Mono top gives free parting on top but no ponytail.

Yes, it is the construction most people choose then. The hand-tied mesh sits softly against a bare scalp with no seams pressing against it, and it looks natural even up close.

No. The hand-tying sits on top of the head, not at the nape. To put the hair up completely you need full lace.

Many models have both a hand-tied top and lace at the hairline. If the product name says both mono top and lace front, the wig has both.

Gently. Brush from the ends upward and never pull hard at the section near the part – every strand sits in its own knot and can come loose if it is strained.

Vegan takes back its shape on its own after washing and needs no restyling. Human hair can be cut, heat styled and colored darker, and lasts several years. Both are available in mono top.

No. Every wig we sell is glueless and stays in place with an adjuster at the nape, with no products against the skin.