The Tiffany Handtied is a fabulous cropped wig, with a full feathered fringe and soft straight layers throughout, creating a gentle feel and a natural look. It clings to the nape of your neck and fluffs out at the top and fringe area, giving off an elegant and classy vibe, whilst also being incredibly easy to maintain, and being effortlessly stylish and trendy. It's fun and fabulous and very natural. View more styles from Envy.[READ MORE]Tiffany Handtied Style DetailsThe Tiffany Handtied is a very well-known and popular style from Envy, but they have now released a luxurious and incredibly comfortable cap construction! The handtied material is incredibly soft, perfect for those with sensitive skin or partial/total hair loss. It looks natural and realistic, as the fibres can move individually, and creates the appearance of natural scalp growth. There are a few slim, hidden wefts beneath for breathability and air flow, adding to the comfortability of this style. The full monofilament top continues this look and feel, the material being just as soft, if not more so. The fibres can be moved to make a parting that can be moved around to fall from wherever you like. The lace front is the softest and most luxurious of all, perfect for a blended and hidden hairline, without causing irritation. Around the edge of the monofilament piece is a thin strip of silicone for grip and help in keeping in place, especially if you wish to use additional wig tape/grips. The most luxurious and comfortable cap construction available! MeasurementsThe shortest fringe length is around 7cm, and the shortest crown layer is 12cm. Very beautifully feathered for a messy yet put-together look. The cropped nape length is 4cm, and it weighs a lovely light weight of 1.8oz. Care We recommend that you wash your wig every seven wears, to keep it in the best condition possible. For these fibres, we recommend the Henry Margu Shampoo and Revitalise Spray to keep your wig looking and feeling better for longer.  Why not take a look at our washing guide for some tips!