Tatum is a mid length style with a centre part and a blunt cut fringe, straight and ready to wear. It sits at the shoulders, 13 inches at the crown and 6.5 at the nape.

What makes Tatum worth a look is that it is a current, fashion-led shape built on a medical cap. A lot of monofilament wigs are cut in safe, conservative styles, on the assumption that a woman losing her hair wants to blend into the background. Tatum does not assume that. If you want to look like yourself rather than like someone wearing a sensible wig, this is one of the few in the range cut that way.

The cap is a double monofilament. Two layers of fine mesh run across the top with the hair knotted in by hand, so the parting sits wherever you put it and the mesh reads as scalp rather than as a hard seam. That matters more than usual on Tatum, because a centre part puts the top of the cap on show. The second layer softens whatever rests against your skin, and the sides and back are machine wefted to keep the weight down.

Please note: Tatum does not have a lace front. The front of the cap is finished with polyurethane tape tabs. They hold well and take tape or a grip, but they are not an exposed lace hairline. The blunt fringe covers the front of the cap completely, which suits this style well.

Adjustable tabs at the nape bring the fit in or let it out. At 3.7 oz Tatum is comfortable for its length. Rene of Paris does not list Tatum among its heat friendly styles, so treat it as a standard synthetic and keep dryers and irons away from it.

Cap construction: Double monofilament, no lace front
Cap size: Average
Fiber: Synthetic
Weight: 3.7 oz
Lengths: Fringe 3.5 in, crown 13.0 in, nape 6.5 in