• Wig caps: Choose breathable mesh wig caps for human hair wigs (durable for long wear) or stretchy synthetic wig caps (lightweight for budget styles).

• Hair strands: Opt for 100% Remy human hair bundles for premium wigs (no tangles) or heat-resistant synthetic hair for affordable wigs.

• Tools: Wig-making needles (curved for easy stitching), nylon thread (matching hair color), a wig head stand, scissors, and a wide-tooth comb.

1. Stretch the wig cap over a wig head stand to mimic a human scalp. Secure it with pins to keep it stable during construction.

2. For lace front wig construction, attach a thin lace strip (6–8 inches wide) along the front edge of the cap—this creates a natural hairline later.

3. Reinforce the cap’s nape area with extra stitching (use double thread) to handle tension—critical for daily-wear wigs that stay in place.

• Hand-tied wig construction (for premium wigs): Thread the needle with nylon thread, then knot the end. Take small sections of hair (5–8 strands) and stitch them into the cap in a circular pattern—start from the crown and work outward. This creates natural-looking volume for human hair wigs.

• Machine-sewn wig construction (for bulk production): Use a wig-sewing machine to attach hair wefts (pre-cut hair strips) to the cap. Layer wefts from the nape up, leaving space at the crown for a “part” if desired—ideal for affordable synthetic wigs for daily use.

1. Use sharp scissors to cut the hair to the desired length—for short bob wig construction, trim evenly around the head; for long curly wigs, leave extra length to account for curl shrinkage.

2. Create layers (if needed) by holding hair at a 45° angle and cutting—layers add movement to voluminous wigs for special occasions.

3. Refine the hairline: For lace front wigs, trim excess lace (leave 0.2 inches) and pluck 2–3 strands of hair along the edge to mimic “baby hair”—key for realistic hairline wigs that blend with skin.

• Sew adjustable elastic straps at the nape of the cap—these let users customize fit, perfect for one-size-fits-most wigs.

• Attach wig combs (2–3) inside the cap (near the temples and nape) to prevent slipping—essential for active-use wigs for workouts or parties.

• For human hair wigs, apply a light coat of wig serum to the ends to reduce frizz—our factory uses hypoallergenic wig serums available at www.wigsvana.com.

• Tug gently on hair strands to check stitching—no strands should come loose (our factory requires 3+ stitches per hair section).

• Check for even hair distribution—no areas should be denser or sparser than others.

• Test fit on a wig head: Ensure the cap lies flat (no bumps) and the style holds its shape—critical for long-lasting wigs that retain quality for 6+ months.

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