Coverage direction
13×4 · 13×6Choose the frontal direction from the required parting depth, hairline use and styling brief; confirm the actual outline by project.
Custom frontal collection · Made to order
Custom 13×4 & 13×6 frontal wigs.
Specify the whole front.
Develop the frontal coverage, parting depth, hairline and temple direction, actual lace, cap relationship and hair specification as one approval-ready product brief.
100% human hair · 13×4 / 13×6 directions · MOQ from 1 piece
Wig MOQ1 piece
Sample productionApprox. 7 daysAfter specification & payment confirmation
Frontal directions13×4 · 13×6
Hair material100% human hair
Discuss this sample on WhatsApp
Frontal product study
Six reference roles.
One complete sample brief.
Use each view for a different buyer decision: front direction, side silhouette, back distribution, wearing proportion, lace context and frontal-to-cap relationship. Exact physical-sample evidence is still required before approval.
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The primary, side, back and wearing images are AI-assisted development or proportion directions based on the approved Frontal visual direction. The lace and cap images are generic discussion references. They are not one physical sample, customer result or proof of exact 13×4/13×6 dimensions, lace, knots, cap hardware, measured density or length. Request exact front, top, both-temple, side, back and inside-cap records for the paid sample before approval.
Frontal-wig options
Eight decisions.
One continuous front.
Wider lace coverage creates more connected approval points. Define each one instead of expecting the 13×4 or 13×6 label to specify the whole product.
Hairline & temples
Shape · transition · visual densitySend front and both-temple references so the complete edge is assessed rather than one center crop.
Parting area
Position · depth · usable areaRecord the intended part and styling use. A 13×6 label does not automatically prove every parting direction.
Lace & shade
HD direction by projectMaterial, shade and coverage remain separate decisions and are reviewed under consistent lighting.
Front preparation
Expectation recordedState the expected knots, hairline preparation, baby-hair or pre-cut direction; no treatment is assumed from the size label.
Cap & securing
Measurement-ledProvide cap size or measurements, adjustment requirements and intended securing preference for the complete construction.
Hair specification
10–32 in · 150–250%Regular lengths and density starting points are judged with texture, color, crown, side balance and ends.
Sample & brand
Start from 1 wigApprove one paid sample first. Labels and packaging can be discussed separately by selected item.
Your development brief
Six connected
frontal decisions.
Turn “13×4” or “13×6” into a written record that a brand can inspect, revise and approve before planned repeat production.
01Coverage & use
Available direction
13×4 or 13×6 frontal coverage, with the actual outline confirmed by project.
Send or approve
Intended hairline use, parting depth, styling direction and frontal outline reference.
02Hairline & temples
Available direction
Reference-led front shape and temple-transition discussion.
Send or approve
Front and both-temple close views, visual density and intended transition.
03Parting & preparation
Available direction
Reference-led part position, depth, usable area and front-preparation discussion.
Send or approve
Top view, intended styling use, knots and any expected hairline or lace preparation.
04Lace material & shade
Available direction
HD lace can be discussed for 13×4 and 13×6 projects; exact material and shade are confirmed individually.
Send or approve
Target wearer or market context and consistent-light review of the selected lace.
05Cap, fit & hair
Available direction
100% human hair; regular 10–32 inch lengths; 150%, 180%, 200% or 250% density; measurement-led cap development.
Send or approve
Cap size or measurements, securing preference, length, density, texture, color, distribution and ends.
06Approval & scale
Available direction
One frontal-wig sample before planned bulk; private label quoted separately.
Send or approve
Exact sample media, destination, planned quantity, timing, packaging and written approval.
Have a frontal reference?
Send the hairline, both temples and top—not only the size.
WhatsApp opens with a 13×4/13×6 frontal brief ready. Add your images, wearer context and commercial plan.
Direct answer
How should a brand choose between a 13×4 and 13×6 frontal wig?
Choose from the intended parting depth, hairline and temple use—not from the larger number alone. Both are frontal directions; 13×6 is intended to provide a deeper lace and parting area, but actual outlines and depth distribution vary. Confirm the lace, shade, front preparation, frontal-to-cap relationship, fit, hair distribution and exact approval views on one paid sample.
- Coverage & parting
- Compare the required part position, depth and styling use against the actual 13×4 or 13×6 outline.
- Hairline & temples
- Review the whole front edge from center to both sides instead of approving one favorable angle.
- Lace & preparation
- Confirm material, shade, knots and expected front treatment separately from the coverage label.
- Cap & hair balance
- Approve fit, securing preference, crown, side distribution, texture and ends as one product.
- Approval evidence
- Record front, top, both temples, side, back and inside-cap views before planned repeat production.
For professional buyers
Three advantages the sample must prove.
The value is not a larger lace number. It is a controlled front construction with usable parting, balanced transitions and an approval record your team can reference.
Parting area defined for the intended style
Approve the actual outline and usable parting against the collection look without overstating flexibility.
Temple-to-temple front reviewed as one system
Inspect the hairline, both sides, lace context and cap relationship instead of judging only one favorable center angle.
Approved front retained for repeat planning
Record coverage, lace, shade, parting, preparation, cap, hair distribution and accepted revisions on the paid sample.
Private label & packaging
Protect the front.
Present the brand.
A frontal-wig packaging brief should protect the hairline, parting and finished 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
- Front protectionSatin or dust bag and suitable internal presentation
- Retail presentationCustom box, card and inserts
- Customer contextCare or installation information supplied by the brand
Sample-to-bulk process
Approve the whole front before scale.
Use the manufacturing process to connect the written frontal brief, paid sample, exact evidence views, revisions and approved repeat reference.
Frontal wig FAQ
Before the
first sample.
Direct answers for brands comparing 13×4 and 13×6 coverage, parting, hairline, lace, fit and quotation.
What is the difference between a 13×4 and 13×6 frontal wig?
Both are frontal coverage directions. A 13×6 direction is intended to provide a deeper lace and parting area than a 13×4 direction, but the actual outline, depth distribution and frontal-to-cap construction can vary. Approve the selected construction on the paid sample rather than from the size label alone.
How should a brand choose between 13×4 and 13×6?
Start with the intended part position, parting depth, hairline use and styling references. Then consider lace, cap fit, securing preference, hair distribution and budget for the complete project. There is no universal best size for every collection.
Does a 13×6 frontal allow every parting or styling direction?
No universal flexibility should be assumed from the 13×6 label. Send the required parting position, usable area and styling reference, then confirm the actual lace outline, cap relationship and finished result in the written sample record.
Can a 13×4 or 13×6 frontal use an HD lace direction?
Yes, HD is an available project direction for 13×4 and 13×6 frontals. The actual lace material, shade, coverage and front result are confirmed for the quotation and assessed on the paid sample rather than assumed from the HD label.
Can a frontal wig be developed for a glueless wearing intention?
A glueless direction can be discussed, but frontal size does not prove a specific cap, band, comb, adjustment or securing system. Provide measurements and the intended wearing method so the complete fit and construction can be confirmed by project.
How should hairline, temple, knots and front preparation be specified?
Send controlled-light close references for the hairline shape, temple transition, parting and expected preparation. Knot treatment, pre-plucking, baby hair and pre-cut lace are not assumed; the exact preparation must be confirmed in writing before sampling.
Can I start with one custom frontal-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, preparation or construction may require different timing.
What should I send for a frontal-wig quotation?
Send 13×4 or 13×6 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.
Frontal approval evidence
Inspect what the
coverage label cannot show.
A development image can start the brief. Only the actual paid sample can confirm the frontal outline, usable parting, lace, shade, preparation, cap relationship and completed silhouette.
Project specification
Details to discuss for this sample.
Send what you know. We can clarify missing information before the project is quoted.
Frontal coverage
Discuss 13×4 or 13×6 as project directions; confirm the actual lace outline and frontal-to-cap relationship for the sample.
Parting & styling use
Send the intended position, depth and styling reference instead of assuming flexibility from a size label.
Lace & shade
HD can be discussed by project. Confirm the actual material, shade and coverage under consistent lighting.
Hairline & preparation
Record the hairline, temple transition, knots and preparation expected; do not assume treatments from the frontal label.
Hair & fit
Confirm 100% human hair, regular 10–32 inch length, 150%–250% density, texture, color, cap measurements and securing preference.
Sample & scale
Start from one wig sample; approve construction and finish before planned bulk. Quote packaging separately by selected item.
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