Coverage size
4×4 · 5×5Choose a compact 4×4 direction or one additional inch in both width and depth with a 5×5 direction.
Custom closure collection · Made to order
Custom 4×4 & 5×5 closure wigs.
Compact lace, clearly specified.
Develop the coverage, parting, lace, front preparation, cap fit and hair distribution as one closure-wig specification—then approve the complete result in a paid custom sample.
100% human hair · 4×4 / 5×5 directions · MOQ from 1 piece
Wig MOQ1 piece
Sample productionApprox. 7 days
Closure directions4×4 · 5×5
Hair material100% human hair
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Product study
Six views.
The closure made inspectable.
Do not approve a closure wig from one front image. Compare the silhouette, back distribution, wearing proportion, lace discussion reference and closure-to-cap relationship before sampling.
AI-assisted side, back and wearing views communicate the approved style direction and proportion; they are not customer testimonials or physical-sample records. Lace and cap images are discussion references, not proof of one exact 4×4 or 5×5 construction. The actual coverage, lace, shade, parting, cap, hair and finish are confirmed in the quotation and paid sample.
Closure-wig options
Eight decisions.
One coherent top.
A closure size is only the starting point. Define how coverage, parting, lace, front preparation, cap fit and hair distribution work together.
Parting direction
Position · depth · areaSend a center-part, side-part or flexible-area reference and define how the part should read.
Lace & shade
Confirmed by projectMaterial, shade and coverage are separate decisions. Review the selected lace under consistent lighting.
Front preparation
Expectation recordedState the intended hairline and preparation. Coverage size alone does not confirm pre-cut or other treatment.
Closure-to-cap fit
Measurement-ledProvide cap size or measurements, adjustment requirement and the intended securing preference.
Hair specification
10–32 in · 150–250%Regular lengths and density starting points are assessed with texture, color, distribution and ends.
Approval evidence
Front · top · insideRecord the actual parting, closure area, cap relationship and full silhouette of the paid sample.
Sample & brand
Start from 1 wigApprove one paid sample first. Labels and packaging can be quoted separately by selected item.
Your development brief
Six connected
closure decisions.
Turn “4×4” or “5×5” into a written brief that a brand can inspect, revise and approve.
01Coverage & use
Available direction
4×4 or 5×5 localized lace coverage.
Send or approve
Intended parting, front appearance, styling use and coverage reference.
02Parting & front
Available direction
Reference-led part position, depth, hairline and preparation discussion.
Send or approve
Close references, intended transition, parting area and finished front.
03Lace material & shade
Available direction
Actual lace and shade confirmed with the selected project.
Send or approve
Material, intended shade or wearer context and consistent-light sample views.
04Cap size & securing
Available direction
Cap-size or measurement-led development; securing method confirmed by project.
Send or approve
Target size or measurements, adjustment requirement and wearer profile.
05Hair distribution
Available direction
100% human hair; regular 10–32 inch lengths and 150%, 180%, 200% or 250% density.
Send or approve
Texture, color, crown, closure-to-cap transition, mid-lengths and ends.
06Approval & scale
Available direction
One closure-wig sample before planned bulk; private label quoted separately.
Send or approve
Destination, planned quantity, timing, packaging and written sample approval.
Have a closure reference?
Send the top, parting and cap context—not only the size.
WhatsApp opens with a closure-wig brief ready. Add your front, top, fit and hair references.
Direct answer
How should a brand specify a 4×4 or 5×5 closure wig?
Choose the coverage from the required parting and front use, then confirm the part position, lace material and shade, front preparation, closure-to-cap fit, hair distribution and approval views separately. A 5×5 adds one inch in both width and depth compared with a 4×4, but neither size automatically confirms HD lace, glueless fit or a pre-prepared front.
- Coverage & parting
- Choose 4×4 or 5×5 according to the required part position, depth and styling use.
- Lace & shade
- Confirm the actual material and intended shade for the project under consistent lighting.
- Front preparation
- Record the hairline, parting and preparation expected on the paid sample.
- Cap & hair balance
- Approve cap measurements, securing preference, crown, distribution and ends together.
- Approval record
- Document top, front, inside-cap and full-silhouette views before planned repeat production.
For professional buyers
Three advantages the sample must prove.
The value is not the closure-size label alone. It is a compact front construction with a clear fit, parting and approval record.
Is the coverage right for the intended collection?
Compare 4×4 or 5×5 against the required parting area and customer use without overstating flexibility.
Does the closure sit as one product with the cap?
Inspect the top, front, inside relationship and fit rather than treating lace and cap as unrelated parts.
Can the approved result be referenced again?
Lock coverage, lace, parting, cap, hair distribution and written revisions into the sample record.
Private label & packaging
Protect the parting.
Present the brand.
A closure-wig packaging brief should protect the top and preserve the approved parting and silhouette. Wig sampling can start from one piece; packaging MOQ and cost are quoted separately by item.
- Product identityLogo label or tag and approved style information
- Top protectionSatin or dust bag direction and suitable presentation
- Retail presentationCustom box, card and inserts
- Customer contextCare or installation information supplied by the brand
Quality-control process
Approve the top as a complete system.
Use the quality-control stages to compare the written closure specification, paid sample, consistent-light top views and accepted revisions before planned repeat production.
Closure wig FAQ
Before the
first sample.
Direct answers for brands comparing 4×4 and 5×5 coverage, parting, lace, fit and quotation.
What is the difference between a 4×4 and 5×5 closure wig?
Both use a localized lace area rather than an ear-to-ear frontal. A 4×4 provides a compact coverage and parting direction, while a 5×5 adds one inch in both width and depth. The practical choice depends on the intended parting, hairline, cap and finished use.
Is a closure wig the same as a lace frontal wig?
No. A closure uses a more compact lace area at the front or top, while a frontal provides wider ear-to-ear front coverage. Neither is universally better; choose the construction that supports the approved hairline, parting and styling brief.
Can a closure wig be discussed in an HD lace direction?
Yes, an HD lace direction can be discussed for a 4×4 or 5×5 project. The actual material, shade, coverage and front result are confirmed for the quotation and assessed on the paid sample rather than assumed from the HD label.
Does 4×4 or 5×5 automatically mean glueless or pre-prepared?
No. Coverage size does not automatically confirm glueless fit, pre-cut lace, front preparation or any knot treatment. Record the intended preparation, cap size and securing method separately in the sample brief.
How should a brand specify the parting direction?
Send a clear center-part, side-part or flexible-area reference and state the required depth and placement. Approve the actual parting area, transition and relationship to the cap on the physical sample.
How should lace shade and material be approved?
Provide a wearer or target-market reference and review the selected lace under consistent lighting. Material, shade and coverage are separate decisions, and no lace shade should be treated as a universal match.
Can I start with one custom closure-wig sample?
Yes. Wig MOQ starts from one piece. A custom sample is usually around seven production days after the written specification and project terms are confirmed; complex color or construction may require different timing.
What should I send for a closure-wig quotation?
Send 4×4 or 5×5 coverage, parting and hairline references, lace material or shade context, cap size or measurements, securing preference, length, density, texture, color, destination, planned quantity and any private-label or packaging request.
Top evidence
Inspect what the
size label cannot show.
A reference helps define the brief. Only the actual paid sample can confirm the selected closure area, lace, shade, parting, cap relationship and finished distribution.
Project specification
Details to discuss for this sample.
Send what you know. We can clarify missing information before the project is quoted.
4×4 closure
A compact lace-area starting point for defined parting and hairline requirements.
5×5 closure
Additional lace and parting coverage compared with a 4×4 construction.
Parting & front
Record the intended position, depth, hairline and preparation rather than relying on the closure-size label.
Lace & shade
Discuss material and shade with the selected coverage; approve the actual combination under consistent lighting.
Cap & fit
Send a target cap size or measurements and the intended adjustment and securing preference.
Hair specification
Confirm 100% human hair, length, density, texture, color, distribution and ends for the complete sample.
One sample to start
Review the complete result before bulk.
Sample production is approximately seven days after the written specification and payment confirmation. Final timing is stated for the individual quotation, and complex construction or color may require different timing.
- Step 1Share the brief and references
- Step 2Confirm project details and quotation
- Step 3Produce one custom sample
- Step 4Review before any bulk decision
Made-to-order enquiry