Sizing Guide

Find Your

Cap Size

Three measurements. One right fit. We will walk you through each one and calculate your size at the end.

Setup

01 Circumference

02 Front to Nape

03 Ear to Ear

Your Measurements

Before you start

What you need

Get this right
from the start

Most fit problems trace back to how the measurement was taken, not the number itself.

A soft fabric measuring tape. Metal tapes give inaccurate readings.

With or without a wig cap? If you plan to wear one under your wig, measure with it on. Be consistent either way. Measure your head as you would wear your hair under your wig.

Tape tension: snug, not tight. The tape should sit firmly but not indent your skin. Too loose adds half an inch. Too tight takes one away.

A mirror, or better yet, a friend. A second set of hands gives more accurate readings. If alone, take each measurement twice and average them.

Step 01

Circumference

Place the tape around your head at the hairline, approximately 1/4 inch above your eyebrows and ears. Bring it around the back of your head at the base of your skull. Keep the tape parallel to the floor the entire way around.

Why it mattersCircumference is your largest measurement and sets the overall size of your cap. Getting this right is what makes the rest of the fit work.

Common mistakeTipping the tape up at the back. Keep it level all the way around, if it climbs toward the crown, your reading will be too small.

Enter your circumference

inches

Step 02

Front to Nape

Start at your hairline at the center of your forehead. Run the tape back over the crown to the nape of your neck, following the curve of your head.

Why it mattersDetermines nape comfort over a full day. If slightly short, you will feel a bunching or pulling at the back of your neck, subtle at first, noticeable by afternoon.

Common mistakeStarting from the center of the scalp instead of the hairline. Always begin at the hairline, and let the tape follow the curve rather than pulling tight.

Enter your front to nape

inches

Step 03

Ear to Ear

From the top of one ear, over the crown, to the top of the other ear.

Why it mattersControls whether the front stays in place. If this measurement is too small for your head, the wig will gradually ride back over the course of the day.

Common mistakeStarting at the earlobe instead of the top curve of the ear. This adds length and can push you into a larger size unnecessarily.

Enter your ear to ear

inches

Your measurements

We have your measurements, but they are not saved yet. Enter your email to keep them on file. Wigs open for order at the end of summer 2026, and when they do, your size will already be there.

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What happens next

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Enter your email to save your measurements. Until you do, nothing is stored on your file.

Wigs are available to reserve now and open for order at the end of summer 2026. When ordering opens, your size will already be on file, so placing your order is one simple step.

Want to re-measure? Come back to this page any time. We always keep your most recent numbers.

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Get this right
from the start

Most fit problems trace back to how the measurement was taken, not the number itself.

A soft fabric measuring tape — metal tapes give inaccurate readings.

With or without wig cap? If you plan to wear one, measure with it on.

Snug, not tight. The tape should sit firmly but not indent your skin.

A mirror or a friend. A second set of hands improves accuracy.

Circumference

Place the tape around your head at the hairline — approximately ¼ inch above your eyebrows and ears. Bring it around the back at the base of your skull. Keep the tape parallel to the floor the entire way around.

Why it mattersThis is the primary anchor. When you're between sizes, circumference is always the tiebreaker.

Common mistakeTipping the tape up at the back. Keep it level all the way around.

Enter your circumference

inches

This number takes precedence

Front to Nape

Start at your natural hairline at the center of your forehead. Run the tape back over the crown to the nape of your neck where your hairline ends. Let the tape follow the curve of your head.

Why it mattersDetermines nape comfort over a full day. If slightly short, you'll feel it by afternoon.

Common mistakeStarting from the scalp instead of the hairline. Always begin at the hairline.

Enter your front to nape

inches

Affects nape comfort over long wear

Ear to Ear

Begin at the top of one ear where it starts to curve. Bring the tape up and over the crown to the same point on the opposite ear. The tape runs across the top of your head, not around it.

Why it mattersControls whether the front stays in place. If too small, the wig will gradually ride back over the course of the day.

Common mistakeStarting at the earlobe instead of the top curve. This adds length unnecessarily.

Enter your ear to ear

inches

Determines front stability and placement

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Circumference

Front to Nape

Ear to Ear

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