Open Wefted Wig Cap Vs Close Wefted Wig Cap (Tutorial) | Milano Wigs

Thank you for joining us at Milano collection for our wit wisdom series. So today we're going to be discussing the differences between open, wefted and closed wefted khakis. They are just two of the types of caps that we offer. We do offer others, for example and percent hand tied, but today we're gon na discuss open and closed wefted they're, both great cap constructions, and it boils down to personal preference. What you like better, what you think fits better and honestly, what is more you so. The open wefted cap is actually open, there's plastic here just so that we can see the placement but anywhere you see, the plastic would be open and you could put your fingers through so the way that they make this. Is they take the wefts and they sew them down onto these lace pieces that creates all of the texture and volume to the back of the wing? So some of the pros of the open web tech cap is the fact that it's like it's breathable and you can actually fix your scalp or put bobby pins through it and that helps to make some people feel secure. Some people don't like the fact that it is open, even though normally your hair cannot escape through the openings, that the open, wefted cats have. Some people feel like it's a possibility and nobody ever wants to feel insecure or unhappy with the wig that they're wearing. So a good option, for that is the clothes wefted captain, so the clothes wefted cap has this lining material that the wefts are actually sewn down to the material instead of the lace bands. So this gives security nothing can escape through this material. This also makes it to where the cap builds more snug, because you don't have as much flexibility. Those open spaces actually create a little bit of a larger cap, even though technically they measure the same size. I hope you enjoyed our video today. Please send us your comments and questions. We look forward to creating more videos visit us on facebook at facebook.com, slash, milano, wigs or on instagram at milano. Wigs thanks, bye, you