Virgin Mongolian Remy Glueless Full Hand Tied Wig- Jewish Style with Silk Top (quick ship)

Jewish style wigs are for a specific customer need, not really for a specific type of person. Many customers wear Jewish wigs because of the hair quality, texture and wig workmanship.

Jewish wigs are also made with a snug, easy fit base, for ultimate comfort and ease of wear. Jewish wigs are not designed for long term wear such as bonded and sew on applications.

Typically, our Jewish wigs are either fully hand tied or hand tied at the top top with machine wefts throughout the rest of the base. In the product description, you will be able to see the base construction and description.

Our Jewish wig base is typically a silk top, or a silk top with a lace front, and a stretch back. Typically there are clips and/or combs to help with adding security or better "fit" or "hold". Always look through all the product photos because we do try to take multiple photos of each product.

Probably. One of the things we don't really get into at Zara Wigs is European hair. It's very expensive and as a product component, it's not a market we wish to enter.

Here's the deal: we have really found our "sweet spot" in Asian hair. We import hair from other places for sheer diversity and just for the love of hair and variety, but Asian hair is our sweet spot. It comes in many different thicknesses and textures, and we can go all across the color spectrum and the hair holds up to the processing. European hair is very different and it's not a market we really wish to enter because there's so much variety in hair color and texture, we'd be back stocked with raw hair inventory.

Having said that, we think there has been a lot of "overselling" of European hair, to the extent that a lot of Caucasian women think that is the only hair type suitable for them. Asian hair has gotten such a bad rap when the reality is that most hair extensions and wigs that are made of human hair, are made of Asian hair and a lot of women who think they are wearing European hair are in fact wearing processed Asian hair.

We have not really had any problems matching clients with Asian hair. It's just a matter of finding the "right" hair type, texture and color. Our only limitation is curly blonde hair because it's really hard to process Asian hair for the color blonde and a curl pattern without completely over-processing the hair.

So to answer your question, it's absolutely likely we have a similar quality, with the exception that we do not offer European hair and do not plan to.

For years, Jewish women's needs have really led the wig industry in terms of quality of hair and workmanship. Customarily referred to as "Sheitels", many Jewish women have followed the tradition of covering their hair upon engagement and/or marriage. Keeping up with the needs of the market, Sheitels became much more upscale and contemporary and often are the best made wigs on the market, using the highest quality hair. As a result, in the wigmaking industry has come to recognize "Jewish" wigs as the gold standard in wigmaking. This doesn't mean that ALL Jewish wigs are well made, just that typically speaking, they are.

So now that you know what we mean, let's get deeper into discussing Jewish wigs. Typically Jewish wigs are required to be rabbinically certified as Kosher, which means that Jewish women typically will not select a wig made of Indian hair because of the possibility that hair was collected as part of a religious sacrifice (temple hair). As a result, most Jewish wigs are made with either Mongolian or European hair.

Mongolian hair is often used because out of all the Asian textures, it's widely recognized as being fine enough to "pass" for European hair. European hair is used because it's often oversold as the only texture suitable for Caucasians (when in reality, Caucasians can wear many textures).



At Zara Wigs, we offer Jewish style wigs. If you need a rabbinically certified wig, you need to contact us to request that specifically.

Many customers come to us looking into a full lace wig because they see our quality. Many of them do not actually need a "full lace" wig. A full lace wig is often most suited for someone who is bonding or sewing on the wig, wearing for weeks at a time or has severe hair loss (partial or complete). Someone who is taking the wig off nightly does not usually need a full lace wig.

Having said that, "full lace" has also become synonymous with "fully hand tied" meaning all the hair is knotted to the base. You can have a fully hand tied wig without it being "full lace". Lace is meant to blend with the skin, virtually "disappearing" to the naked eye. Everyone doesn't need that.

The best candidate for a Jewish style wig is someone who:

• Is removing the wig daily
• Will not, or can not, consider bonding
• Does not need to wear the hair "off the face" or expose the hairline
• Needs a really snug, comfort fit
• Has soft or thin biological hair, that doesn't "grip" well with full lace
• Will cut bangs into the wig, wear their own hairline out, or will wear the hair coming "towards the face.