A wig base comprises a sheet of material having a dome shape with a peak, a border defining a bottom opening, and an anterior portion comprising net material. A reinforcement, for a gap that can be formed in a selected area of the net material adjacent the bottom opening, is provided by one of a plurality of strips of fabric each of which has a pair of opposite ends spaced from each other and located adjacent the border of the sheet, and a U-shaped intermediate portion connecting one of the ends to the other and extending from the border toward the peak. A wearer's natural hair can be passed through a gap and blended with hair woven to the net material of wig base. The reinforcement maintains the integrity of the wig base.

An embodiment of the present invention relates to a weaving process of a wig, comprising the following steps: binding folio ends of a hair bulk with an elastic rope so that the folio ends of the hair bulk form a closed loop; making a hook portion of a crochet hook pass through a braid on a base body so that the hook portion is exposed out of the braid; hooking the closed loop of the end of the hair bulk with the hook portion; making the crochet hook hooking the hair bulk exit out of the braid while making the closed loop of the hair bulk pass through the braid; making the hook portion pass through the closed loop to hook the other end of the hair bulk; making the crochet hook exit out of the closed loop while making the other end of the hair bulk pass through the closed loop to bind the braid; and breaking off the hair bulk with hands, exerting force on the two portions of the hair bulk toward the outside of the hands, and making the elastic rope exit back to the braid and closely fit against the braid.

A wig foundation with a stitched support hem including an inverted bowl-shaped stretchable cap having a center portion and a pair of semicircular side panels. A pocketed band is attached to a bottom edge of the cap. A pair of openings of the pocketed band are medially disposed between a back end of each of a right seam and a left seam of a pair of seams. A single elasticized strap is threaded through both the pocketed band and a right opening and a left opening of the pair of openings so that a first end and a second end of the single elasticized strap are disposed outside of the cap. A tightening mechanism is attached to the single elasticized strap proximal the first and second ends thereof, and is configured to selectively tighten the cap around a head of a wearer by selectively tightening the single elasticized strap.

A wig kit includes a wig base cap and one or more hair members. The wig base cap is provided with one or more first fasteners, and the one or more hair members are each provided with a second fastener each having adhesiveness to the first fastener. The one or more hair members are fixed to the wig base cap through the second fastener separably adhered to the first fastener. A method for producing a wig includes fixing the one or more hair members to the wig base cap.

A flexible partial or full wig cap for attachment of hair fibers to form a wig that is made of multiple panels sized and shaped to match the contours of a wearer's skull. The panels are made of a stretchable material which provides the wearer with a wig that eliminates itchy seams, reduces bulk, increases breathability, and reduces chafing to enhance the comfort and performance of the cranial prosthesis.

The present invention relates to a hairwear having an auxiliary device for taking the shape of a head or forming a space, and more particularly, to increase a volume for taking the shape of the head of a user or ensure a space for hiding a small electronic device, using an auxiliary device between the head of the user and the hairwear.

A wig base for mitigating distortions adverse to formation of a natural-appearing hairline part is presented. The wig base includes net material, cutout regions, primary clips, and optional secondary clip(s). The net material has exterior and interior surfaces and further forms an anterior portion, a peak, and a bottom opening adapted to fit a human head. The cutout regions are disposed along the net material adjacent to a forehead when placed onto the human head. Each cutout region is defined by net material enclosed by a lower fabric strip and an upper fabric strip. The net material is destructively removable from within the cutout region without damage to other portions of the net material. The natural hairline is formed along the cutout region after removal of the net material. Primary clips are separately attached to the net material along the interior surface adjacent to a leftmost side and a rightmost side about the cutout regions. Each secondary clip is attached to net material between two adjoining cutout regions.

A hair replacement apparatus, system and method of use for hair replacement comprising a user-fitted mold, covering all or a portion of the crown of the user's head, upon which an anchor base is sized wherein the user's own hair acts as additional multiple points of contact to keep the anchor base in place.