Front exposure
Covered · partly off-face · fully off-faceState how much hairline and which temple areas the finished style is expected to reveal.
Custom lace-front collection · Made to order
Custom lace-front wigs.
Design the front your customer will wear.
Start with the finished look: visible hairline, part position and off-face styling. Then confirm the actual coverage, lace, cap, hair specification and front preparation on one paid sample.
100% human hair · Closure or frontal direction by project · MOQ from 1 piece
Wig MOQ1 piece
Sample productionApprox. 7 daysAfter specification & payment confirmation
Coverage directionsClosure or frontalExact construction confirmed by project
Hair material100% human hair
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Lace-front product study
Six reference roles.
The finished front made clear.
Use each view for a different decision: front appearance, temple profile, back distribution, wearing proportion, lace context and the lace-to-cap relationship. The paid sample still provides the approval evidence.
Swipe to inspect all 6 references
The primary, side, back and wearing images are AI-assisted development or proportion directions based on the approved Lace Front visual direction. The lace and cap images are generic discussion references. They are not one physical sample, customer result or proof of exact coverage, lace, knots, preparation, cap hardware, measured density or length. Request exact front, top, both-temple, side, back and inside-cap records for the paid sample before approval.
Lace-front wig options
Eight decisions.
One wearable front.
“Lace front” describes an intended result, not a complete construction. Define each connected choice before the sample is quoted.
Coverage direction
4×4 · 5×5 · 13×4 · 13×6Choose a 4×4 or 5×5 closure direction, or a 13×4 or 13×6 frontal direction, according to the intended front and parting use.
Parting use
Position · depth · usable areaDescribe the intended part and styling use. Do not assume flexibility from the Lace Front label alone.
Lace & shade
Confirmed by projectKeep material, shade and coverage as separate decisions and review the selected result under consistent lighting.
Hairline & preparation
Expectation recordedSend front and both-temple references and state any knot, hairline, baby-hair or pre-cut direction; no treatment is assumed.
Cap & securing
Beyond one circumferenceProvide the target cap size or available circumference, front-to-nape and ear-to-ear measurements, plus temple and ear-position references.
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
lace-front decisions.
Translate a desired front appearance into a written record that separates the finished look, actual construction, lace, fit, hair and commercial approval.
01Finished front & use
Available direction
Reference-led hairline visibility, part position and off-face styling direction.
Send or approve
Front and both-temple references, visible areas and the intended finished style.
02Coverage & parting
Available direction
4×4 or 5×5 closure; 13×4 or 13×6 frontal.
Send or approve
Selected direction, actual outline, part position, depth, usable area and styling use.
03Lace & front preparation
Available direction
Material, shade, hairline, knots and preparation confirmed by project.
Send or approve
Wearer or market context, controlled-light reference and any expected front treatment.
04Cap, fit & securing
Available direction
Cap-size or measurement-led development; glueless intention discussed by project.
Send or approve
Available circumference, front-to-nape and ear-to-ear measurements, temple and ear-position references, adjustment and securing preference.
05Hair specification
Available direction
100% human hair; regular 10–32 inch lengths; 150%, 180%, 200% or 250% density.
Send or approve
Length, density, texture, color, distribution, surface and end finish.
06Approval & scale
Available direction
One lace-front 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 front reference?
Send the intended hairline, both temples and part—not only “lace front”.
WhatsApp opens with a Lace Front brief ready. Add your images, wearer context and the hair, fit and commercial details you already know.
Direct answer
How should a brand specify a lace-front human hair wig?
A lace-front brief should start with the finished front: how much hairline will be visible, where the part sits and whether the style moves off the face. Then select the actual 4×4 or 5×5 closure direction, or 13×4 or 13×6 frontal direction, and confirm lace, shade, cap, hair specification and front preparation on one paid sample. “Lace front” alone is not a complete construction.
- Front appearance
- Record visible hairline, temple use, part position and whether the intended style moves off the face.
- Actual construction
- Choose and confirm the 4×4, 5×5, 13×4 or 13×6 direction instead of treating Lace Front as one fixed coverage.
- Lace & preparation
- Confirm material, shade, knots and expected front treatment separately from the category label.
- Cap & hair
- Approve fit, securing preference, length, density, texture, color, distribution and ends as one product.
- Approval evidence
- Record exact 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 broad category label. It is a finished front that supports the collection look, connects correctly to the cap and can be described for repeat planning.
Off-face styling has a defined approval view
Front and both-temple references make the intended exposure inspectable instead of hiding the edge in one flattering hairstyle.
The front-to-cap transition is specified, not assumed
Coverage, lace, preparation, fit and securing are treated as connected decisions rather than promises implied by “lace front”.
The finished front is retained for repeat planning
Record the accepted hairline, parting, construction, cap, hair distribution and revisions on the paid sample.
Private label & packaging
Protect the front.
Present the collection.
A Lace Front 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, cards and inserts
- Customer contextCare or installation information supplied by the brand
Quality-control process
Verify the front in controlled views.
Use the quality-control stages to connect the approved brief with exact front, temple, top, inside-cap and finished-silhouette evidence for the paid sample.
Lace front wig FAQ
Before the
first sample.
Direct answers for brands defining front appearance, construction, lace, fit and quotation.
What does “lace front wig” mean in a custom manufacturing brief?
It describes a wig project in which the intended finished front uses lace to support the requested hairline and parting appearance. The label does not confirm one fixed coverage, material, shade, knot treatment, cap or securing system; those details are specified and approved for the individual sample.
Is every lace-front wig a 13×4 or 13×6 frontal wig?
No. “Lace front” describes the intended front result, while the actual construction still needs to be selected. TORENVA project directions include 4×4 or 5×5 closures and 13×4 or 13×6 frontals, with the exact lace-to-cap relationship confirmed for the quotation and paid sample.
How should a brand specify the visible hairline and off-face styling?
State how much of the hairline will be visible, whether the style stays covered, partly off the face or fully off the face, and which temple areas matter. Send front and both-temple references, then approve the actual transition under consistent lighting on the paid sample.
How should the parting requirement be described?
Send the intended position, usable area and depth instead of writing only center part or side part. The parting brief should be checked against the selected closure or frontal direction, hairline, lace, cap and finished style.
Can HD lace or a glueless wearing direction be discussed?
Yes, HD lace and glueless directions can be discussed by project. Neither term confirms the exact material, shade, preparation, cap hardware, fit or securing method. Record those decisions separately and assess the full combination on the sample.
Which fit information matters beyond head circumference?
Send the target cap size or available head measurements, including circumference, front-to-nape and ear-to-ear where possible, together with clear temple, sideburn and ear-position references. The exact measurement set, cap relationship and securing method are confirmed for the individual project rather than assumed from one size label.
Can I start with one custom lace-front 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 lace-front wig quotation?
Send the intended front appearance, visible hairline and temple references, parting position and usable area, preferred coverage direction or request for advice, lace context, front preparation, cap size or measurements, securing preference, length, density, texture, color, destination, planned quantity and any private-label or packaging request.
Lace-front approval evidence
Inspect what a
beauty image can hide.
A wearing direction can establish the intended look. Only the actual paid sample can confirm the construction, lace, shade, preparation, cap relationship and complete product result.
Project specification
Details to discuss for this sample.
Send what you know. We can clarify missing information before the project is quoted.
Finished front
Define how much hairline is visible, the intended parting and whether the style moves off the face.
Coverage direction
Discuss a 4×4 or 5×5 closure, or a 13×4 or 13×6 frontal, according to the intended use.
Lace & preparation
Confirm actual material, shade, hairline, knots and any preparation rather than assuming them from the category name.
Cap & fit
Send a target cap size or measurements, adjustment requirement and intended securing preference.
Hair specification
Confirm 100% human hair, length, density, texture, color, distribution and end finish.
Sample & brand
Start from one paid sample and plan private label or 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