
Losing your hair to chemotherapy is one of the hardest parts of an already hard time. A wig won't change the diagnosis, but it can give you back the face you know in the mirror, and one less thing to think about.

Hair loss from chemotherapy often begins a couple of weeks after treatment starts. Your care team can tell you what to expect. If you come to us before that, while your own hair is still here, we can match your exact colour, length, and the way you wear it.
Then it's ready before you need it. And made from European virgin Remy hair on a soft cap, it moves and shines like the hair you've always had. More on getting a wig before chemo →
We match your natural hair and have your wig ready, so nothing catches you unprepared.
A soft, breathable cap made for a sensitive or bare scalp. Light enough to forget you're wearing it.
We restyle and adjust as your own hair grows back, under a one-year warranty with free alterations.
Hand-knotted mesh, light on a tender scalp all day.
So natural no one has to know unless you tell them.
One-on-one, by appointment, never a crowd.
In treatment and need it soon? We don't recommend rushing a fully hand-made piece, but a $500 rush-express option is available. Send us your head measurement to start.
For many regimens it begins about two to three weeks after treatment starts, though it varies by drug and person. Your care team can tell you what to expect for your treatment.
Many people find it easiest to come before treatment, while their own hair is still there, so we can match colour and style exactly, and it's ready before you need it.
The soft, hand-knotted mesh cap is made to feel light and breathable on a sensitive or bare scalp, for all-day wear.
Often, when documented as a cranial prosthesis with a prescription. We provide the signed superbill; coverage varies by plan and state. See our insurance guide and verify with your insurer.
General information only, not medical advice. Please follow the guidance of your oncologist and care team.
Call, message on WhatsApp, or come to the next pop-up. Tell us where you are in treatment and we'll plan around it.