Collection: Bob Wigs

Start with where you want the ends to fall, then compare photos of each available length. The same measurement can sit differently depending on your proportions and the cut. Our wig length guide helps you compare lengths without assuming a fixed chin or shoulder position.

It can, but the result depends on the cap fit, bang placement and fullness you prefer. Position the wig correctly before judging the fringe length. If the bangs need trimming or thinning, a stylist experienced with wigs can adjust them without removing too much.

Only if the cap’s parting area allows it. Some lace constructions offer flexible parting, while others have a fixed or narrow part. Moving the part can also change how the cut falls, so check the lace layout and styling guidance before ordering.

Check that the cap sits properly and that your own hair is arranged flat underneath. Then assess the cut from the front and sides. If the wig itself feels too full, ask a wig stylist about reshaping rather than thinning it aggressively at home.

Yes, but keeping a bob’s edge balanced takes more than cutting straight across. Have a wig stylist assess it while positioned as you normally wear it. Confirm that you are keeping the wig before trimming, since alterations can affect return eligibility.