What distinguishes a Capless wig?

A Capless wig is characterized by its construction method, where the wig is machine-made and features hair woven into wefts that are then sewn to elastic strips. This design allows for better ventilation and a lighter feel, making capless wigs comfortable for wear over extended periods. The open wefting technique also enables better airflow to the scalp, which can be an essential factor for anyone wearing a wig, especially in warmer weather conditions.

This construction contrasts with other wig types, such as those made with full lace materials or those that incorporate different blends of hair, which introduce varying qualities and styling capabilities but do not specifically define a capless style. Additionally, wigs that have structured boning for fitting typically fall under different categories, emphasizing support rather than the lightweight, breathable design inherent to capless wigs.