Wig John short

The John short wig is a brown men's wig with straight, short hair and a thick fringe that falls over the eyebrows. It is intended for men who want to recreate the famous mop-top of the British pop bands of that decade at a 60s party, or who are looking for a neat, short hairstyle at a 50s party. Unlike a wavy or curly men's wig, this hair lies flat and straight, making the fringe define the entire line of the face. So choose it if you want a sleek, boyish silhouette.

Brown hair, fringe and fabric

• The color is a warm medium brown that runs evenly over the entire hairstyle.
• The hair is straight and cut short, with a full fringe that covers the forehead.
• The sides fall over the ears and run around to the neck.
• The wig is made of 100% polyester.
• You only receive the wig from Boland; glasses or clothing are not included.

The mop-top as the hairstyle of the 60s

The mop-top is the hairstyle that belonged to the British beat groups in the early 60s: hair that falls over the forehead and ears, instead of the slicked-back greaseback that boys wore before that. For the youth of that time, that long fringe stood for a new generation and a new kind of pop music. Anyone who sees the hairstyle now immediately thinks of a band with guitars, tight suits and screaming fans.

How do you make the 60s musician recognizable with this wig?

Round glasses with colored lenses and a thin metal frame make the musician immediately recognizable; you can buy them separately. Wear a dark blazer with a black shirt or a turtleneck, just like the bands stood on stage at that time. Smooth the fringe straight forward and let the sides hang over the ears, then the silhouette is set. A guitar under your arm completes the character.

Bring the John short wig home and stand at the next 60s party with a fringe and round glasses as the guitarist of the band.