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The judge wig is a grey judge’s wig by Boland with tightly curled ringlets that fall in two sections along the face. Adults dressing up as a judge for a theme party will instantly have the most recognisable part of the look on their head. Anyone opening the session in a robe will leave no doubt as to which role they are playing with this curly wig.

What does the judge wig look like?

The judge wig consists of dark grey hair with silver-white highlights on each curl, making the ringlets stand out clearly.

• Across the back of the head, the ringlets are arranged in horizontal rows, and the bottom row ends in a wide curl at the neck.
• At the front, two long sections of pipe curls frame the face and fall to the shoulders.
• The hair fits around the face like a cap, keeping your own hair largely out of sight.
• The wig is made of 100% polyester.
• You will receive the wig itself, without a robe or other costume parts.

The judge wig in the courtroom

In England and other countries with a British legal system, judges have traditionally worn wigs made of grey-white, curly hair. The long style with shoulder-length sections is reserved for solemn occasions, while a shorter wig is worn for ordinary court sessions. It is precisely those long sections along the face that make a judge instantly recognisable at a party, so choose this style if the wig is meant to be the signature element of your costume.

Glasses, face paint and a gavel to complement the judge wig

A pair of narrow reading glasses on the tip of your nose will instantly give you the stern look of a judge. With some grey face paint in your eyebrows, your own hair colour will blend in better with the grey curls. A black robe with a white collar matches the wig, and a wooden gavel in your hand completes the judge look.

Order the judge wig and take centre stage as a judge at your next theme party.