5×5 Closure
Best for simple everyday parting in a compact lace area.
Choose it when wide frontal styling is not the priority.WIDER HAIRLINE · DEEPER PART
More room for a middle part—or a side part.
Eleven inches describes the frontal lace coverage. Six inches describes how far the part can travel back. It is the lace area—not the size around your head.
11″ frontal coverage6″ parting depth
WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN
The lace area creates the look. Your measurements help check the fit.
11 inches describes coverage across the front. 6 inches describes parting depth. Together they give the hairline and part more room than a small closure.
11×6 tells you about the lace area. Your circumference, ear-to-ear and front-to-nape measurements help us check the overall fit.
See the measurement guide →
SEE WHAT THE SPACE CHANGES
Hairline. Middle part. Side part.
Each image proves a different benefit; ordinary front and back views stay on the product page.
COMPARE THE LAYOUT
Choose by the styling result you want.
These cards compare lace layouts. Overall cap fit and fastening still depend on construction, adjustment and head shape.
13×4 Frontal
Best for very wide styling across the front, with shallower parting depth.
Fastening needs can differ by construction.
11×6 Frontal
Best for a wider hairline, deeper middle or side parts and glueless daily wear.
Choose it when hairline and parting flexibility matter together.IS 11×6 RIGHT FOR YOU?
Choose it for the look. Check measurements for the fit.
- You want a softer-looking frontal hairline.
- You want middle, side or deeper side parts.
- You prefer an adjustable glueless daily-wear construction.
Check first if:
- Your usual wig fit feels unusually small, large or uneven.
- You often experience pressure, looseness or lifting.
- Your priority is the widest possible frontal styling rather than deeper parting.