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Wigs | Jet Black Middle Part Silky Straight Glueless 5x5 Closure Lace Synthetic Wig Pre-Cut Lace

Wigs | Jet Black Middle Part Silky Straight Glueless 5x5 Closure Lace Synthetic Wig Pre-Cut Lace

Material: synthetic fiber / 化纤发

Regular price ¥26,800 JPY
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Wigs | Jet Black Middle Part Silky Straight Glueless 5x5 Closure Lace Synthetic Wig Pre-Cut Lace

Material: synthetic fiber.

Explore styles from Shenzhen Hongyuntong Trading Co., Ltd.. For current options and care details, contact hongyig2010@qq.com.

Delivery & shipping

Plan your delivery and find help for a parcel on its way.

Shipping methods

Available delivery services depend on your destination and the items you choose. Ask us to confirm the service, shipping charge and estimated transit time for your address before placing an order.

Details to confirm for your delivery
Destination What to check
United States Service availability, mainland or remote-area delivery, and the shipping quote.
Europe Destination coverage, transit estimate and applicable import charges.
Other destinations Postcode coverage, available delivery options and any restrictions.

Total delivery time

Delivery estimate = order processing + carrier transit

Processing covers confirming your order details and preparing the parcel. Transit begins when the parcel is handed to the carrier. Weekends, holidays, customs checks and disruptions can affect an estimate.

Shipment & tracking

Keep your shipment confirmation and carrier tracking link. New shipments may not show an immediate scan. For an order update, visit Order Tracking or send your order number to our team.

Delivery address & changes

Check your full address, apartment number, postcode and contact details before confirming a purchase. Tell us promptly if something needs correcting. Changes depend on whether dispatch has already taken place.

Duties & import charges

For an international delivery, ask which taxes or customs charges are included in the quoted total and which may be payable on arrival. Requirements vary by destination.

Delayed, damaged or missing parcels

Keep the parcel packaging and take photos if an item arrives damaged. For a missing delivery, include your order number, tracking number and the carrier’s latest status. Our team can review the details and discuss the next steps.

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Returns & support

Need to change an order or discuss a product you received? Here is how to start a return or exchange request with My Store.

1. Order cancellation

Contact us as soon as you need to cancel or change an order. Include your order number and the change you need. Our team will check whether dispatch can still be stopped; an email request alone does not confirm a cancellation.

2. Return condition & eligibility

Keep the item, original packaging and accessories while your request is reviewed. Tell us the delivery date and whether the wig has been worn, washed, trimmed or altered. For a quality concern or an incorrect item, include clear photos in your email.

Your order’s return window, eligibility and any return shipping charges are checked against the terms supplied with that purchase. Please contact us before sending an item back.

3. How to request a return

  1. Send your request. Share your order number, delivery date, reason and photographs with our team.
  2. Receive instructions. We’ll confirm the assessment and, where applicable, the correct return address. Do not use the sender address on the parcel without confirmation.
  3. Keep your receipt. If a return is arranged, keep your shipping receipt and tracking details until the case is complete.

4. Exchanges

Tell us which style, colour or length you would prefer. We’ll check availability, the return arrangements and any price difference before an exchange is confirmed.

5. Refund updates

For an approved refund, ask our team to confirm the amount, payment method and processing status. The time it takes to appear in your account also depends on your payment provider.

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How To Care It

A little gentle care helps your synthetic wig keep its shape and feel ready for its next wear.

Before you start

Check the care information supplied with your specific wig. Synthetic fibres differ, so do not assume that a style is heat resistant. Ask us if you are unsure about a product’s instructions.

1. Detangle gently

Support the hair near the cap. Work in small sections, starting at the ends and moving upward, using your fingers or a suitable wide-tooth wig comb. For curls, separate gently with your fingers to keep the pattern.

2. Wash with care

Use cool water and a cleanser intended for synthetic wigs, following the product’s instructions. Handle the wig gently; avoid scrubbing, twisting or wringing the fibres. Rinse carefully until the cleanser is removed.

3. Let it air-dry

Blot excess water with a soft towel, then let the wig dry naturally on a suitable stand away from direct heat. Avoid vigorous brushing while the wig is wet.

4. Styling & heat

Use products designed for synthetic wigs. Avoid hot tools unless the item’s instructions explicitly allow them, and follow the stated temperature limit. Do not bleach or use permanent hair dye on synthetic fibres.

5. Store between wears

Let the wig dry fully before putting it away. Store on a wig stand or in its packaging without crushing the style. Keep it away from heat sources and reduce friction from rough fabrics.

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Wig Length Chart: Find Your Perfect Hair Length

Choosing the right wig length can completely change how natural, flattering, and easy-to-style your wig feels. Many shoppers start with inches first, then realize the same length can look different depending on texture, height, face shape, density, and styling goal. If you are still comparing overall styles, browse My Store's Synthetic Fiber wigs to see how different lengths and textures look in finished styles.

A 12-inch straight bob may look neat and polished, while a 12-inch curly wig may appear shorter and fuller. A 20-inch wig may feel glamorous on one person but too long or high-maintenance on another. This wig length guide explains how wig length is measured, why it can look different when worn, and how to choose a length that fits your everyday routine, face-framing needs, and preferred look.

Quick answer: Wig length is usually measured from the crown of the wig to the hair ends. Straight wigs show length most clearly, while wavy and curly wigs can appear shorter because the texture bends, coils, or shrinks. Use a wig length chart as a starting point, then consider texture, height, face shape, density, maintenance time, and styling purpose before choosing.

Quick Visual Guide: Choose Your Wig Length at a Glance

Swipe left or right to compare the key checks, length reference, texture differences, and quick length picks before reading the full guide.

Common Wig Length Problems Shoppers Run Into

Most wig length problems happen because users compare only the listed inch or product photo without checking how the wig will look on their own body, preferred texture, and daily routine. This is especially important with curly wigs , since the curl pattern can make the finished style appear noticeably shorter than straight hair of the same listed length.

The wig looks shorter than expected

Curly, coily, deep wave, and water wave textures can visually shrink upward, so the worn length may look shorter than the listed inch.

The wig feels too heavy to manage

Longer wigs and higher-density wigs usually need more detangling, brushing, conditioning, and styling time.

The length does not flatter the face

A blunt jaw-length wig may emphasize the jawline, while very long straight hair may add more vertical direction to the overall look.

The product photo feels different in real life

Model height, styling, layers, camera angle, density, and curl pattern can all change how long a wig appears in product images.

Why Wig Length Can Look Different Than Expected

The listed inch is only one part of the final look. A straight 16-inch wig usually shows its length more clearly because the strands fall downward. A wavy 16-inch wig may look slightly shorter because the wave pattern bends the hair. A curly 16-inch wig can look much shorter because curls shrink upward and create more volume.

Your height also matters. The same 20-inch wig may look longer on a petite user and more balanced on a taller user. Density, layers, and styling also change the visual result. A layered wig may feel lighter and more face-framing, while a blunt, high-density wig can look fuller and heavier even at the same length.

What Is Wig Length?

Wig length refers to the distance from the crown area of the wig to the ends of the hair. It is usually listed in inches, such as 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch, 16-inch, 20-inch, 24-inch, or longer. Short bob wigs are a useful example because the final position around the jaw, neck, or shoulders can change noticeably with only a few inches of difference.

Wig length is measured from the crown area to the hair ends, but the final look can change based on texture.

The listed length is a measurement reference, not a guarantee that every wig will look the same when worn. Texture, curl pattern, density, layers, and body proportions all affect the final appearance.

How Do You Measure the Length of a Wig?

To measure wig length correctly, start from the crown area and measure down to the hair ends. The key is to measure based on the hair texture instead of pulling every wig the same way.

1 Place the wig on a wig stand or lay it flat on a clean surface.
2 Find the crown area, which is the starting point for most wig length measurements.
3 Use a soft measuring tape and measure from the crown down to the hair ends.
4 For straight wigs, measure the hair as it naturally falls.
5 For wavy or curly wigs, gently stretch one strand to understand the full listed length.
Tip: Do not pull curly or textured wigs too hard when measuring. The goal is to understand the full hair length without disturbing the curl pattern or putting tension on the lace.

Wig Length Chart: Compare Common Wig Lengths

Use this wig length chart to compare common wig lengths and choose the best fit for your face shape, lifestyle, maintenance preference, and styling goal.

Wig Length Typical Look Best For Things to Consider
Around 6 inches Pixie cut wig Low-maintenance short styling Exposes more face and neckline; great for lightweight wear.
8-inch wig Cropped bob or short layered look Easy everyday wear Good for a polished short style without going as short as pixie.
10-inch wig Classic bob or short curly style Natural short looks and work-friendly styling Curly textures may appear fuller and visually shorter.
12-inch wig Chin to shoulder-length depending on texture Beginner-friendly daily wear A practical middle point for users who want movement without too much length.
14-inch wig Shoulder-length or soft medium look Natural movement and easy styling Works well for everyday wear, especially in wavy textures.
16-inch wig Upper-back or medium-long length Everyday versatility Straight hair looks longer; curls may look closer to shoulder length.
18-inch wig Medium-long with more presence Soft glam and fuller texture A good balance for users who want length without going extra-long.
20-inch wig Long and feminine Photos, events, and styling options Needs more brushing, detangling, and care than medium lengths.
22-inch wig Long glam length Statement looks and versatile styling More dramatic; best if you enjoy longer styling routines.
24–32 inch wigs Extra-long dramatic style Glam looks, ponytails, updos, and special occasions Highest maintenance and may feel heavier for daily wear.

How to Choose the Best Wig Length for Your Needs

The best wig length depends on both your styling goal and the texture you choose. A straight 16-inch wig can look sleek and medium-long, while a curly 16-inch wig may look fuller and closer to shoulder length. Before choosing by inches, decide how you want the wig to look in real life: easy daily wear, natural work styling, soft glam, or a dramatic long-hair effect.

If this is your first wig and you are also comparing lace, cap size, density, installation level, and other features, use the first wig buying guide alongside the length chart.

Your Goal Recommended Length Best Texture Direction Why It Works
Easy daily wear 10–16 inches Straight, yaki straight, loose wave, or soft bob textures Short to medium lengths are easier to brush, refresh, and style.
Beginner-friendly styling 8–14 inches Sleek bob, side part, wet and wavy, or light layers These lengths feel manageable without requiring too much daily maintenance.
Natural work-friendly look 10–16 inches Straight, body wave, shoulder-length wave, or soft curls Bob, shoulder-length, and medium wigs often look polished and practical.
Soft glam or photos 18–24 inches Body wave, water wave, kinky body wave, or loose curls Longer lengths create more movement, volume, and styling presence.
Dramatic styling 24 inches and above Straight, deep wave, or long body wave textures Extra-long wigs work well for statement looks, ponytails, and special occasions.
Straight wigs

Choose straight hair if you want the listed inch to show most clearly. Straight textures fall downward and usually look closest to the measured length.

Wavy wigs

Choose wavy textures if you want movement and softness. Body wave, loose wave, and water wave wigs may look slightly shorter than straight wigs of the same inch.

Curly wigs

Choose curly or kinky curly textures if you want volume and a natural rounded shape. If you want the curls to visually fall lower, consider choosing a longer listed length.

Height and face shape

Petite users may find long wigs more dramatic. Different face shapes can also respond differently to blunt cuts, layers, bangs, and the placement of volume.

Conclusion

The best wig length depends on more than inches. Texture, curl pattern, height, face shape, density, lifestyle, and styling goals all affect how a wig looks and feels when worn.

Use the wig length chart as a starting point. Choose shorter lengths for easy daily wear, medium lengths for versatility, and longer lengths for glam or statement styling. If you are choosing wavy or curly hair, remember that the visual length may appear shorter than the listed measurement.

Once you choose your preferred length, proper detangling, washing, drying, and storage become more important as the hair gets longer. See the My Store Wig Care and Maintenance Guide for a complete routine.

Use these My Store picks as quick length references. Swipe left or right to compare different lengths, textures, and styling directions, then open the product that best matches your needs.