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Wig base

a technology of wigs and bases, applied in the field of wig bases, can solve problems such as easy detection, and achieve the effect of natural hairlin

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-11-19
ANNIE INT
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The invention is a wig base that allows the wearer's natural hair to blend with the wig's hair to create a more natural-looking hairline. This is achieved by cutting a hole in the wig base where the wearer's hair can pass through and be blended in. The hole is reinforced by a fabric strip to maintain the integrity of the wig base.

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A problem with conventional wigs is that they are easily detected because they present an artificial-appearing hairline.

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[0015]As shown in FIG. 1, the wig base 10 is composed of a sheet of flexible material, at least an anterior portion 12 of which can be a Nylon mesh having apertures of a size suitable for attachment of hair wefts by sewing. The wig base is formed in a dome shape adapted to fit a human head. The dome has a peak 14, and a bottom opening 16 defined by a loop-shaped border 18 of the sheet. The border, although loop-shaped, is not necessarily planar. The border will typically have some parts that are hearer the peak than other parts.

[0016]The sheet of net material can be a continuous mesh. Alternatively, it can be made up of plural sections of mesh sewn to one another. Optionally, a strip 20 of reinforcing fabric extends along, and is attached to, the loop-shaped border 18. The size of the bottom opening of the wig base can be adjusted by means a strip 22 of stretchable fabric attached at one end to a side of the sheet adjacent the loop-shaped border and having at its opposite end a meta...

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Abstract

A wig base comprises a sheet of material having a dome shape with a peak a border defining a bottom opening and an anterior portion comprising net material. A reinforcement, for a gap that can be formed in a selected area of the net material adjacent the bottom opening, is provided by one of a plurality of strips of fabric each of which has a pair of opposite ends spaced from each other and located adjacent the border of the sheet, and a U-shaped intermediate portion connecting one of the ends to the other and extending from the border toward the peak. A wearer's natural hair can be passed through a gap and blended with hair woven to the net material of wig base. The reinforcement maintains the integrity of the wig base.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]This invention relates to wig bases, and particularly to an improved wig base having an opening through which the wearer of a wig can pass a portion of her natural hair for blending with the hair attached to the wig base.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Many wigs are composed of a wig base of flexible material shaped to fit an individual's head, and composed at least in part of net material. Natural hair is attached to the wig base by a process known as weaving, in which wefts of hair are sewn to the net material. A problem with conventional wigs is that they are easily detected because they present an artificial-appearing hairline.[0003]This problem is addressed in U.S. Pat. No. 7,537,014 granted May 26, 2009, which describes a wig base of net material having an omega-shaped metal element to which a detachable wig portion can be attached. The omega-shaped metal element defines an opening through which the wearer's natural hair, at the location of the nat...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A41G3/00
CPCA41G3/0075A41G3/005A41G3/0058
Inventor SUH, JOHN
Owner ANNIE INT
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