We recommend being in earnest about taking measurements of head in order to avoid discomfort of bearing custom-made wig. Below are instructions on how to measure your head for your custom or semi-custom made wig.

	1. Circumference:  These measures the distance around your head. Starting at the center of the front hairline, place the tape flat against your head, going just above the ear towards the back of the head, keeping the tape at the nape of your neck and go around to the opposite side of your head, just above the opposite ear and returning to the center of the front hairline.		2. Deepth 1 (Front to Nape):  This measures the length of your head from the front to the nape of your neck. To determine where the nape of your neck is, tilt your head back and look up. Where your neck bends and may even develop a skin fold, is where your nape is. You want the bottom of the wig to sit right above this area so that when you do tilt your head back that far, your wig will not shift on your head. This area is often right at the occipital bone, but be sure to take the measurement with your neck bent down so that you are looking at your shoes. Starting at the front hairline, measure directly across the middle top of your head to the area that you have determined is your nape.
	3. Deepth 2 (Ear to Ear Across Top of Head):  This measures your head for the top of the wig base. Place tape against your head at the top edge of your ear and go directly across the top of your head to the top edge of the opposite ear. This measure is taken not from the edge of ear but from the point where glass holders lay.		4. Elbow (Ear to Ear across Front):  This measures your ear to ear length for tape tab placement. Place tape in front of your ear indenting from your ear 0,5 cm, bring tape up towards the top of the head through front hairline, down to the opposite point (0,5 cm from the front point of the opposite ear).
Helpful Hints for taking good measurements: 1.) Use a cloth measuring tape. 2.) Measure holding the tape snug, but not tight against the head. 3.) Keep tape flat against your head and do not allow kinks or twists to develop in the tape. 4.) Take measurements at least 3 times to be sure. Consistent measurements are an indication that you are measuring correctly.