Hair Toppers
A hair topper covers thinning at the crown or part while blending into your own hair — most women with early or moderate hair loss need a topper, not a full wig. This collection spans every base size and fiber we carry: Wig Pro's specialist mono and lace tops, Jon Renau's easi- toppers, Raquel Welch volumizers, and human-hair pieces for permanent wear. Authorized dealer, factory-sealed, free U.S. shipping on orders $99+.
How to choose a topper
- Base size = coverage area. Measure the thinning zone and add an inch on each side for clipping into stable hair. Small bases add part-line density; large bases approach full-crown coverage.
- Base material = realism level. Monofilament looks like scalp at the part; lace tops go finer still; wefted bases add the most volume per dollar.
- Match length & color to YOUR hair — a topper blends rather than replaces, so it should meet your current color at the ends. Unsure? Ask Angela℠ — topper fitting is our specialists' most common consult.
Most-loved toppers
Show Stopper by Raquel Welch, Sage by Ellen Wille, Wig Pro's 808 Twins, and the 313B human-hair add-on.
Topper questions, answered
Will a topper damage my existing hair?
Used correctly, no — rotate clip positions slightly and remove it nightly. If your loss is progressing quickly, our specialists can advise when a full wig becomes the kinder choice.
Topper or full wig — how do I decide?
If your hairline and sides are still solid and the thinning is top-of-head, start with a topper. Diffuse all-over loss usually blends better with a full wig — see our hair-loss collection.
Keep exploring: Hair Extensions · Human Hair Wigs · Wigs for Hair Loss · Monofilament Wigs
