JP2022036695A - Wig base and wig - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a wig base and a wig capable of achieving a natural appearance that fits with the wearer's own hair, which makes it difficult to expose that the wig is being worn.SOLUTION: There is provided a wig base 2 that has a base cloth 4 which forms at least a portion of an outer edge. The base cloth 4 is formed of an inner region 6 made of strings 10 and other strings 12 intersecting with the strings 10, and an outer region 8 in which the strings 10 do not exist and only the other strings 12 exist, wherein the other strings 12 are arranged in the outer region 8 so as to extend in an outer direction of the wig base 2. There is also provided the wig in which fake hairs are implanted on the wig base 2.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present disclosure relates to a wig base with a base cloth and a wig on which suspicious hair is planted.

A wig base provided with a base cloth has been proposed in which a band-shaped member having a plurality of string-shaped members protruding from the base portion is attached to an outer edge region of the base cloth of the wig base (see, for example, Patent Document 1). .. Suspicious hair is planted on the string-shaped member, which makes it difficult to see the boundary portion between the wearer's head and the wig.

JP 2015-96659

However, since the strip-shaped member, which is a separate member, is attached to the base cloth constituting the wig base, a step is generated in the outer edge region of the wig base. Further, since the string-shaped member is thicker than the hair, it is difficult to obtain a natural appearance familiar with the wearer's own hair. In particular, when the wind blows or when the hair is raised, the steps and members that are clearly different from the hair are conspicuous, and the wearing of the wig is easily exposed.

To solve the above problems, one embodiment of the present disclosure is:
A wig base with a base fabric that forms at least part of the outer edge,
The base fabric is composed of an inner region composed of one thread and the other thread intersecting with the one thread, and an outer region in which the one thread does not exist and only the other thread exists.
In the outer region, the wig base is arranged such that the other thread extends outward of the wig base.

Other embodiments of the present disclosure are
It is a wig with artificial hair planted on the above wig base.

According to the present disclosure, a wig base having a natural appearance familiar to the wearer's own hair and being hard to be exposed to being worn, and a wig having suspicious hair planted on the wig base are provided. be able to.

It is a top view which shows typically the wig base which concerns on one Embodiment of this disclosure. It is a perspective view schematically showing the place where one of the adjacent threads is tied by artificial hair in the inner region adjacent to the outer region of the wig base shown in FIG. 1. It is a top view which shows the area of the 1st base cloth of the wig base shown in FIG. 1 in more detail. It is a top view which shows the strip-shaped member attached to the wig base shown in FIG. 1 in more detail. It is a top view schematically showing the place where the band-shaped member is tied to the filament of the second region by artificial hair. It is a figure (photograph) which shows the planar shape of the example of the wig which the suspicious hair was planted in the wig base. 6 is an enlarged view (photograph) showing the outer region of the wig base shown in FIG. 6A.

Hereinafter, embodiments and examples for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The embodiments and examples described below are for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the following unless otherwise specified.
In each drawing, members having the same function may be designated by the same reference numeral. The size and positional relationship of the members shown in each drawing may be exaggerated for the sake of clarity.

(Based on wigs according to one embodiment)
First, a wig-based description of one embodiment of the present disclosure will be given with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. FIG. 1 is a plan view schematically showing a wig base according to one embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically showing a place where one of the adjacent threads is connected by artificial hair in the inner region adjacent to the outer region of the wig base shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the region of the first base cloth of the wig base shown in FIG. 1 in more detail.

The wig base 2 according to the present embodiment includes a first base cloth 4 made of a woven fabric made of warp and weft, and a second base cloth 20 having a hexagonal mesh. The first base cloth 4 includes one thread 10 and the other thread 12 corresponding to either the warp or the weft of the woven fabric, and the one thread 10 and the other thread 12 form a grid-like mesh.
As the thickness of one thread 10 and the other thread 12, 70 to 90 μm can be exemplified. As the thickness of the filament 22 constituting the hexagonal mesh of the second base cloth 20, 100 to 700 μm can be exemplified.

When the wig is worn, the upper side of FIG. 1 in which the first base cloth 4 is placed is placed on the frontal side of the wearer. The first base cloth 4 located at the frontal region and the hair-splitting portion where the scalp of the wearer is easily exposed when the wig is worn has a relatively fine mesh formed in order to suppress the exposure. On the other hand, the second base cloth 20 located in the other area of the wearer's head has a larger mesh than that to improve the air permeability.

In the present embodiment, the second base cloth 20 has a hexagonal mesh, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, it may have a grid-like mesh in which threads intersect with each other. In any case, the mesh of the second base cloth 20 is larger than the mesh of the first base cloth 4.
The boundary portion between the first base cloth 4 and the second base cloth 20 indicated by the arrow C in FIG. 1 is integrally joined to each other by, for example, an adhesive. If necessary, the first base cloth 4 and the second base cloth 20 can be joined by suturing.

The first base cloth 4 forms a part of the outer edge of the wig base 2 (frontal side), and the second base cloth 20 forms the remaining part of the outer edge of the wig base 2 (bilateral cranial side, occipital side). is doing. The first base cloth 4 has an inner region 6 in which one thread 10 and the other thread 12 intersect to maintain the state of a normal woven fabric, and an outer region in which one thread 10 does not exist and only the other thread 12 exists. It is composed of 8 (see FIG. 3). Then, in the outer region 8, the other thread 12 is arranged so as to extend in the outer direction of the wig base 2 (see arrow A1 in FIG. 1).

In order to realize this, the first base cloth 4 is arranged so that the other thread 12 faces the front-rear direction when the wig is attached and the one thread 10 intersects with it. However, it is conceivable that the outer region 8 is arranged in a region other than the frontal side when the wig is worn. Including such an embodiment, "the other thread 12 faces the substantially normal direction with respect to the outer edge of the wig base 2, and one thread 10 faces the substantially tangential direction of the outer edge of the wig base 2. The base cloth 4 of 1 is arranged. "
In order to form the outer region 8, for example, after joining the first base cloth 4 and the second base cloth 20, one of the predetermined regions from the outer edge portion of the first base cloth 4 to the inside. By removing the thread 10, it is possible to form a region in which only the other thread 12 is present.

In the wig base 2 thus formed, the suspected hair G is planted in the inner region 6 of the first base cloth 4 and the second base cloth 20, and the wig is formed. The suspected hair G is bound to one thread 10 and the other thread 12 of the inner region 6 to be a filament, and the suspected hair G is bound to the filament 22 of the second base cloth 20. In this case, the suspected hair G can be implanted in one thread 10, the other thread 12 and the filament 22 using any known tying method.

As described above, the wig base 2 according to the present embodiment is a wig base provided with a base cloth (here, the first base cloth) 4 forming at least a part of the outer edge, and the base cloth 4 is one side. The outer region 8 is composed of an inner region 6 composed of the thread 10 and the other thread 12 intersecting with one thread, and an outer region 8 in which one thread 10 does not exist and only the other thread 12 exists. In, the other thread 12 is arranged so as to extend in the outward direction of the wig base 2.

In the outer region 8 of the first base cloth 4, the other thread 12 extending outward is a thin thread constituting the woven fabric, so that it does not extend linearly, and the individual threads are various while generally facing outward. It extends in various directions with some irregular bends. The other thread 12 extending outward in the outer region 8 extends from the wig base 2 without a step, so that when the wig is worn, it looks as if it were hair at the hairline or downy hair. It is entwined with the artificial hair G planted in the inner region 6 of the first base cloth 4, and when the wig is worn, it is also entangled with the wearer's own hair.

As a result, it is possible to obtain a natural appearance that is familiar to the wearer's own hair. In particular, even when the wind blows or when the hair is raised, there is no step, and the other thin thread 12 such as hair or downy hair extends irregularly, so I wear a wig. It can be difficult to reveal things. Therefore, it is possible to provide the wig base 2 which has a natural appearance familiar to the wearer's own hair and is hard to be exposed to wear.

Further, in the wig base 2 according to the present embodiment, the outer region 8 is formed so that the length L (see FIG. 3) from the tip of the other thread 12 to the boundary with the inner region 6 is different. As a result, it is possible to obtain a natural appearance such as actual hairline hair or downy hair.
In particular, in the outer region 8, the length L of the other thread 12 extending in the outward direction of the wig base 2 is adjusted so that a waveform is formed by the tips of the plurality of other threads 12 (FIG. 3). reference). As a result, the wig as a whole has a natural appearance when worn, and the wig base 2 itself has an excellent aesthetic appearance, so that the commercial value of the wig can be enhanced.

In this embodiment, one thread 10 and the other thread 12 are composed of threads made of monofilament. As a result, the other thread 12 extending in the outward direction of the wig base 2 can be given a predetermined strength, so-called stiffness. As a result, the other thread 12 becomes easy to see to some extent, and it becomes easy to obtain a natural appearance familiar with the artificial hair G and the wearer's own hair.

However, the present invention is not limited to the case where the first base cloth 4 is formed of a yarn made of a monofilament. The first base cloth 4 can also be composed of a yarn made of a multifilament obtained by twisting a plurality of single fibers. In that case, in the outer region 8, a state in which very thin threads such as downy hairs are irregularly spread can be formed.

<Prevention of one thread coming off>
In the region adjacent to the outer region 8 of the inner region 6, it is necessary to prevent one of the threads 10 from falling out. For example, it is conceivable to use a small amount of adhesive to fix one crossed thread 10 and the other thread 12. However, when it is fixed with an adhesive, it tends to prevent the other thread 12 from extending in a free direction. Therefore, the present embodiment is provided with the following mechanism for preventing the other thread 10 from coming off.

In the present embodiment, in the connecting region consisting of three or more one yarns 10 from the outermost side to the inner side of the inner region 6 adjacent to the outer region 8, one of a plurality of adjacent yarns located at different positions in the inner and outer directions. A plurality of knots M in which the threads 10 are tied with the artificial hair G are formed. These plurality of knots M are formed at different positions in the extending direction of one thread 10. As a result, the outermost yarn, which is one of the outermost yarns 10 in the connecting region, and the innermost yarn, which is one of the innermost yarns 10, have a plurality of knots M, and the outermost yarn and the innermost yarn in the inner and outer directions. They are connected to each other via one thread 10 located between the threads.

FIG. 3 shows a case where one of the two adjacent threads 10 is tied with the artificial hair G. In the four one yarns 10A, 10B, 10C, and 10D (connecting regions) from the outermost side to the inner side of the inner region 6 adjacent to the outer region 8, the two adjacent yarns 10A to 10C are simulated. The knots M1 to M3 tied by the hair G are formed at different positions in the extending direction of one thread 10. That is, the knot M1 that connects the first thread 10A and the second thread 10B, the knot M2 that connects the second thread 10B and the third thread 10C, and the knot M3 that connects the third thread 10C and the fourth thread 10D. Is formed at different positions in the extending direction of one of the threads 10.

As a result, one thread 10A, which is the outermost thread, and one thread 10D, which is the innermost thread, are located between the plurality of knots M1, M2, M3 and the outermost thread and the innermost thread in the inner and outer directions. They are connected to each other via one of the threads 10B and 10C. In other words, the knots M1, M2, and M3 connecting the adjacent threads 10A to 10D in order between the outermost thread 10A and the innermost thread 10D are formed. It is formed. In addition, "connecting in order" means connecting in order in the inner and outer directions, and the position of one thread 10 in the extending direction is not limited to the case where the knots M1, M2, and M3 are arranged in this order, and is arbitrary. It can be arranged in the order in which they are rearranged.

Not only when one of two adjacent threads 10 is connected by artificial hair G, but also as illustrated in the region shown by X in FIG. 3, one thread 10 having three or more adjacent threads is simulated. It may be tied with hair G. Again, one of the outermost yarns 10A and the innermost yarn 10D is located between the plurality of knots M12 and M23 and the outermost yarn and the innermost yarn in the inner and outer directions. They are connected to each other via the threads 10B and 10C of the above.

The plurality of knots M formed are "outside where at least one thread 10 tied by the artificial hair G is common, and one thread 10 in common and at least one thread 10 adjacent to the outside thereof are tied together. Includes a common knot M and an inner knot M that binds one thread M in common and at least one thread 10 adjacent to the inner side of the knot M. " In this case, one thread 10 in common may be one or two or more. Similarly, one thread 10 adjacent to the outside of one common thread 10 may be one thread or two or more threads. Similarly, one thread 10 adjacent to the inside of one common 10 may be one thread or two or more threads.

As an example of tying one of two adjacent threads 10 with knots M1 and M2, "a plurality of knots M have one thread 10B tied with artificial hair G in common, and one thread 10B in common". And an outer knot M1 that ties one thread 10A adjacent to the outside thereof, and an inner knot M2 that ties one thread 10B in common and one thread 10C adjacent to the inside thereof. " can.

As an example of connecting one of the three adjacent threads 10 with the artificial hair G, if the knots M12 and M23 are described, "a plurality of knots M have one thread 10B and 10C to be connected with the artificial hair G in common. Tie an outer knot M12 that ties one common thread 10B, 10C and one thread 10A that is adjacent to the outside, and one thread 10B, 10C that is common and one thread 10D that is adjacent to the inside. Including the inner knot M23 ".

The same can be expressed when one of four or more adjacent threads 10 is connected by the artificial hair G. Further, the number of one thread 10 in common and the number of one thread 10 adjacent to each other on the outside or the inside thereof may be the same or different. However, in consideration of the effect of suppressing falling out, the number of one thread 10 adjacent to each other on the outside or inside of one common thread 10 is preferably about one or two.

In the present embodiment, a group GR of a plurality of knots M1, M2, M3 connecting to one thread 10A which is the outermost thread and one thread 10D which is the innermost thread in the connecting region extends one thread 10. Multiple pieces are formed at positions in different directions. Similarly, the group GR'of a plurality of knots M12 and M23 connecting to one thread 10A which is the outermost thread and one thread 10D which is the innermost thread in the connecting region has different extending directions of one thread 10. Multiple pieces are formed at the positions.
In the example shown in FIG. 3, the knot M2 is formed between the two groups GR of the knots M1, M2 and M3, the knot M is formed in the order from the outside to the inside, and then the reverse inside to the outside. The knots M are formed in order, and the knots M are arranged like a waveform.

In the present embodiment, the connecting region is composed of one of four threads 10 extending from the outermost side to the inner side of the inner region 6 adjacent to the outer region 8, but the connection region is not limited to this, and is not limited to the connection region. The region may be composed of one of three threads 10 or may be composed of one of five or more threads 10.
If the connecting region is composed of three threads 10A, 10B, 10C, then the group of knots M1 connecting the threads 10A and 10B and the knot M2 connecting the threads 10B and 10C is one. A plurality of threads 10 are formed at different positions in the extending direction. That is, the knots M1 and the knots M2 are alternately arranged in the extending direction of one of the threads 10.

As described above, in the present embodiment, in the connecting region consisting of three or more one yarns 10 from the outermost side to the inner side of the inner region 6 adjacent to the outer region 8, the adjacent yarn 10 is simulated. A plurality of knots M tied with the hair G are formed at different positions in the extending direction of one thread 10, and are the outermost thread 10 which is the outermost thread 10 and the innermost thread 10 in the connecting region. The innermost yarn is connected to each other via a plurality of knots M and one yarn 10 located between the outermost yarn and the innermost yarn in the inner and outer directions.

As a result, in each of the yarns 10 of the outer region 8 and the inner region 6 adjacent to the outer region 8, the knot M exists only at a limited position in the extending direction, but the one yarn 10 and the other yarn are present. Due to the strength (strength of the woven fabric) of the surface portion of the inner region 6 where the shapes of 12 intersect and the shape is maintained, it is possible to effectively prevent one thread 10 (particularly the outermost one thread 10A) from falling off. .. Since it has no adhesive, sewing thread, or other restraining member other than the first base cloth 4 and the artificial hair G, the other thread 12 can extend in a more free direction in the outer region 8. As a result, it is possible to obtain a natural appearance that is familiar to the wearer's own hair, and to effectively suppress the falling off of one thread 10 of the inner region 6 adjacent to the outer region 8.

In the present embodiment, the plurality of knots M formed have at least one thread 10 common to the knot M tied by the artificial hair G, and the common thread 10 and at least one thread adjacent to the outer side of the common thread 10 are common. It includes an outer knot M that ties 10 together and an inner knot M that ties one common thread 10 and at least one adjacent thread 10 on the inner side thereof.
As a result, between the outermost thread and one of the innermost threads 10, the plurality of knots M and the one thread 10 located between the outermost thread and the innermost thread in the inner and outer directions are interposed. It can be reliably connected.

Further, a plurality of groups GR and GR'of a plurality of knots M connecting between the outermost yarn and the innermost yarn 10 in the connecting region are formed at different positions in the extending direction of the one yarn 10. ing.
As a result, even though the knot M exists only in a limited position in the extending direction of one thread 10, the entire area of the extending direction of one thread 10 of the inner region 6 adjacent to the outer region 8 is covered. It is possible to surely suppress the falling off of one of the threads 10.

<Basic color>
As the color of the first base cloth 4 and the second base cloth 20, it is conceivable to adopt a color close to the color of the wearer's hair. Further, in the case of the first base cloth 4, a light color close to the color of the wearer's scalp can be used from the viewpoint of preventing exposure at the hairline and the hair split portion. When the color of the first base cloth 4 is close to the color of the hair, the other thread 12 extending outward in the outer region 8 can be made to look like hair. On the other hand, when the color of the first base cloth 4 is close to the color of the scalp, the other thread 12 extending outward in the outer region 8 can be made to look like downy hair. Further, the inner region 6 of the first base cloth 4 may be colored to have a color close to the color of the scalp, and the color of the other thread 12 extending outward in the outer region 8 may be colored to have a color close to the color of the hair. can.

In the present embodiment, on the outer edge of the wig base 2, the first base cloth 4 is arranged at the position of the frontal region when the wig is worn, and the second base cloth 20 is arranged in the other area. The outer edge of the second base cloth 20 is hardened with an adhesive or the like, and does not have a structure in which the threads constituting the mesh extend outward. Instead, a strip-shaped member 30, which is a separate member, is attached to the outer edge region of the second base cloth 20.

(Strip-shaped member)
Next, the strip-shaped member 30 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the strip-shaped member attached to the wig base shown in FIG. 1 in more detail. FIG. 5 is a plan view schematically showing a band-shaped member connected to a filament in a second region by artificial hair.

The band-shaped member 30 can be formed from a woven fabric in which warps and wefts are crossed, similar to the first base cloth 4. The band-shaped member 30 is composed of a first thread 36 extending in the longitudinal direction thereof and a second thread 38 intersecting the first thread 36. The band-shaped member 30 includes a first region 32 in which the first thread 36 and the second thread 38 intersect, and a second region 34 in which the first thread 36 does not exist and only the second thread 38 exists. It is composed of.

Such a strip-shaped member 30 is attached to the wig base 2 so as to form a part of the outer edge of the wig base 2 (here, the region excluding the forehead), and in the second region 34, the second thread. 38 is arranged so as to extend outward of the wig base 2.
As a result, similar to the outer region 8 of the first base cloth 4 described above, a natural appearance familiar with the wearer's own hair can be obtained. The strip-shaped member 30 can be attached to the second base cloth 20 by sewing or adhering.

In the strip-shaped member 30 according to the present embodiment, the first thread 36 and the second thread 38 in the first region 32 can be fixed with an adhesive or the like to prevent the first thread 36 from falling off. Since the hairline is less noticeable in the other regions than in the forehead, even if the band-shaped member 30 obtained by hardening the first region 32 with an adhesive or the like is used, a predetermined exposure prevention effect can be obtained when the wig is attached. Can be done.

However, in order to allow the second thread 38 to extend in a more free direction, it is preferable to adopt a mechanism for preventing the first thread 36 from falling off as shown in FIG. Specifically, in the first region 32, the adjacent first thread 36 is bound by the suspected hair G and is also bound to the filament 22 of the second base cloth 20. Such a knot MM can be used as a fixing means for attaching the strip-shaped member 30 to the second base cloth 20 while suppressing the first thread 36 from coming off.

(Other embodiments)
In the present embodiment, the outer region 8 of the first base cloth 4 is arranged in the frontal side (see arrow A1 in FIG. 1) when the wig is worn, but it can also be arranged in other regions. It is also possible to arrange the outer region 8 of the first base cloth 4 on the entire circumference.
When the outer region 8 is arranged on the entire circumference, the entire region of the wig base 2 can be formed by the first base cloth 4, or the inner region of the wig base 2 can be formed by the second of the larger mesh. It can also be formed of the base cloth 20 to improve the air permeability.

When the same first base cloth 4 is used for the entire outer edge of the wig base 2, the outer region is on the frontal side (see arrow A1 in FIG. 1) and the occipital side (see arrow A3 in FIG. 1). It is conceivable to form 8 so that only the other thread 12 is present, and on both sides of the head (see arrows A2 and A4 in FIG. 1), the outer region 8 is formed so that only one thread 10 is present. Be done. In the region between the frontal region and the temporal region and the region between the occipital region and the temporal region, one thread 10 or the other thread 12 is in the substantially normal direction of the outer edge of the wig base 2. It is preferable to arrange them so as to extend in diagonal directions such as arrows A5, A6, A7, and A8 in FIG. In that case, a plurality of base cloths having different directions of the intersecting threads can be joined to form one first base cloth 4.

(Wig according to one embodiment)
Next, with reference to FIGS. 6A and 6B, the wig according to one embodiment in which the artificial hair G is planted on the above wig base 2 will be described. FIG. 6A is a diagram (photograph) showing a planar shape of an embodiment of a wig in which suspicious hair is planted on a wig base. FIG. 6B is an enlarged view (photograph) showing the outer region of the wig base shown in FIG. 6A. Both are views of the wig base as viewed from the back side. In this embodiment, a fastener 40 for sandwiching the wearer's hair and fixing the wig 50 to the head is attached.

As is clear from the figure (photograph), the other thread 12 extending outward in the outer region 8 extends from the wig base 2 without a step, so that when the wig is worn, it looks like hair or downy hair at the hairline. You will be able to see. Therefore, it is possible to form a state in which not only the artificial hair G planted in the inner region 6 of the first base cloth 4 but also the wearer's own hair is entwined when the wig 50 is worn. Therefore, it is possible to provide a wig 50 that has a natural appearance that is familiar to the wearer's own hair and that it is difficult to reveal that the wearer is wearing the wig.

As described above, the embodiments of the present disclosure have been described, but the contents of the present disclosure may be changed in the details of the configuration, and changes in the combination and order of the elements in the embodiments are within the scope of the requested disclosure. And it can be realized without deviating from the idea.

2 Wig base 4 First base cloth 6 Inner area 8 Outer area 10 One thread 12 The other thread 20 Second base cloth 22 Filament 30 Band-shaped member 32 First area 34 Second area 36 First thread 38 Second thread 50 Wig G Suspicious hair GR, GR'group M, MM knot

Claims (9)

A wig base with a base fabric that forms at least part of the outer edge,
The base fabric is composed of an inner region composed of one thread and the other thread intersecting with the one thread, and an outer region in which the one thread does not exist and only the other thread exists.
A wig base, characterized in that, in the outer region, the other thread is arranged to extend outward of the wig base.
In the connecting region consisting of three or more of the one yarns from the outermost side to the inner side of the inner region adjacent to the outer region.
A plurality of knots in which one of the adjacent threads is tied with artificial hair is formed at different positions in the extending direction of the one thread.
The outermost yarn, which is the outermost yarn in the connecting region, and the innermost yarn, which is the innermost yarn, are the plurality of knots, and the outermost yarn and the innermost yarn in the inner and outer directions. The wig base according to claim 1, wherein the wig base is connected to each other via the one thread located between the threads.
The outer knot in which the plurality of knots tie at least one thread to be tied with the artificial hair, and the one thread in common and at least one thread adjacent to the outer side of the common knot are tied together. 2. The wig base according to claim 2, wherein the wig base comprises a common thread and an inner knot that ties at least one thread adjacent to the inner side of the thread.
The second or third aspect of the present invention, wherein a plurality of the knot groups connecting the outermost yarn and the innermost yarn are formed at different positions in the extending direction of the one yarn. Wig base.
The wig according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the outer region is formed so as to have different lengths from the tip of the other yarn to the boundary with the inner region. base.
The claim is characterized in that the length of the other thread extending outward of the wig base is adjusted so that a corrugation is formed by the tips of the plurality of other threads in the outer region. The wig base according to Item 5.
The wig base according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the one thread and the other thread are composed of a thread made of a monofilament.
A band-shaped member composed of a first thread extending in the longitudinal direction and a second thread crossing the first thread is attached to the wig base so as to form a part of the outer edge.
The band-shaped member is composed of a first region where the first thread and the second thread intersect, and a second region where the first thread does not exist and only the second thread exists. Be done,
The wig base according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein in the second region, the second thread is arranged so as to extend in the outward direction of the wig base.
A wig characterized in that artificial hair is planted on the wig base according to any one of claims 1 to 8.

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