16 Inch Full Lace Human Hair Wig Straight Natural Black 180% Density

This 16 inch full lace human hair wig is a straight, natural black unit at 180% density, hand-tied strand by strand on a full lace cap. Govihair builds it in Vietnam from virgin Vietnamese hair for salons, wig resellers and online stores that need a shoulder-to-chest length they can part, pull back and style from any angle. Every unit is filmed on the stand before it leaves our workshop.

What is a 16 inch full lace human hair wig?

A 16 inch full lace human hair wig is a unit where the whole cap is made of lace and every section of hair is knotted into that lace by hand. There is no machine weft at the back and no closed crown. That is why the wig can be parted anywhere, worn in a high ponytail, or braided without showing a track.

At 16 inches, the hair falls between the shoulders and the upper chest on most clients. It is a practical everyday length for salon clients who want movement without the weight and upkeep of a 24 inch unit. The colour is natural black, the shade the virgin hair grows in, so it can also be toned darker by a colourist if your market prefers jet black.

The hair is virgin Vietnamese hair from our donor network, sorted so the cuticle runs one way from root to tip. The price list sheet for this line states it plainly: no tangles, no shedding. That comes from the fibre and from tight hand knots, not from silicone coating.

Specifications

Custom colour, texture, packaging and private-label options are available for confirmed wholesale programmes.

Three densities, and how to pick

Density is the question buyers ask us most about full lace units, because it changes both the look and the price. The cap and the knotting stay the same. Only the amount of hair tied into the lace changes.

Our sales team advises most salon owners to stock 180% at 16 inches. At this length the ends stay thick enough to look expensive, and the extra hair gives room to thin out a section for a client who wants less volume. You can add a lighter unit later once you see what your clients reorder.

Why salons choose a 16 inch full lace human hair wig?

• It parts in any direction, so one unit covers a middle part, side part and slicked-back style.
• The full lace cap breathes better than a closed wefted back on long salon days.
• High ponytails and updos show lace, not tracks, around the nape.
• 16 inches is short enough for low-maintenance clients and long enough to curl.
• Hand-tied knots let the hair move naturally at the hairline and crown.
• Natural black virgin hair takes dark toners evenly if your market wants 1 or 1B.

For a salon, the real benefit is flexibility. A client can book an install, then come back for a restyle, a trim or a colour service on the same unit. That keeps the chair busy and turns one wig sale into several appointments.

Who this is for

• Salon owners who install and maintain units for regular clients.
• Wig resellers and online boutiques building a natural black core range.
• Stylists in the US, UK and Europe who want a full lace option below 18 inches.
• Buyers in Nigeria, Ghana and South Africa who sell full lace as a premium line.
• Medical and hair-loss specialists who need a cap that can be worn all around.

It is less suited to buyers who only sell glueless units to first-time wearers. A full lace wig rewards a stylist who can cut lace, bleach knots and fit the unit properly. If your clients want the simplest install, a closure wig may sell faster.

Full lace, frontal and closure wigs compared

These three constructions are often listed side by side. This is how they differ on the units Govihair makes.

If you want the same hair in a faster install, see our human hair frontal wigs. For a premium line where styling freedom matters most, full lace is the right pick.

See the unit before you order it

The clip shows the straight fall, the natural black colour and the lace from the front and the crown. You receive the same kind of video for your own order before the balance is paid.

How Govihair makes and checks this order

A full lace unit is only as good as its knots and its hairline, so that is where our checks focus.

• Virgin hair sorted so the cuticle runs one way, root to tip.
• Hair hand-tied into the full lace cap by our wig artisans in Vietnam.
• Hairline checked for an even, natural edge before the lace is trimmed.
• Density weighed against the order sheet, around 0.26 kg at 180%.
• Length measured straight, and the cap size checked against your order.
• Unit filmed on the stand, front, sides, crown and inside the cap.

You receive the photos and clips of your own wig before the balance is paid, so you approve the actual unit, not a catalogue picture. This is also how we close the most common complaint in the wig trade, a different wig arriving than the one agreed.

Govihair tip for buyers: wash the unit in cool water with a sulphate-free shampoo, press the water out with a towel and let it dry on a stand. Do not rub the lace. Hand-tied knots last longer when the cap is not stretched while wet.

Govihair wholesale MOQ tiers and what each one includes

You can order a single 16 inch full lace human hair wig to test the quality, then move up a tier as your sales grow. From 3 wigs the combo offer applies, and you can mix lengths, cap sizes and colours in the same order. Exact prices are quoted against your specification and destination.

Shipping, documents and after-sale

Every full lace wig order ships from Da Nang with the paperwork below.

• Express delivery in 3 to 5 working days, or 5 to 9 working days on the economy service, tracked door to door by DHL, UPS or FedEx.
• Prices are ex-works. Freight is quoted to your exact city by weight, not estimated from a zone chart.
• Commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin with every order.
• Sample not as described: we pay the return freight and replace or refund.

Made-to-order units need production time before shipping, because every full lace cap is tied by hand. Ask the sales team for the current lead time when you send your order sheet.

Frequently asked questions