Colour Charts

1. What’s the best way to be confident in my color choice?

Selecting the best color for your wig/hairpiece

Because of the very subjective nature of colour description, selecting the correct colour is the most daunting task in the process of purchasing wigs. Fortunately you usually only have to go through this once, and then you know your own wig color.

Computer colour representations for wigs are only approximations of colour. And in some cases they are not even very close.

When you order a color ring form Splurgeville we will immediately ship one to you via Courier Post. If you return the colour ring to us within 1 week we will not process the charge to your credit card and the cc authorization will expire with no action; therefore we will be paying for shipping the colour ring to you.

Using a colour ring is the best way to select your wig colour. Colour rings have actual hairpiece swatches so you can make direct color comparisons. To read more about our colour ring programme click here. 

It is better to take the extra time to get a wig color ring than to go through the delay of an exchange procedure and pay restocking fees.

2. Common colour descriptions

For specific brand colour charts click here.

P or D: Represents piano colour, vertical arrangement of hair strands like piano keys.

F or S or D: Example F1B/30 means the bottom layer is weaved densley with 1B and the top layer is weaved densly with 30. This mix brings the piano and the frost (highlighted) effects.

D is identical to P but F or S have hishlighted effects.

M: The colours are mixed vertically

T: Example, T1B/30 means about 80% of the top portion is vertocall arranged by 1B(most) and 30(little) and the 20% bottom is arranged by mostly 30 and little 1B.

2T or TT: For example TT1b/30 means the top half has 1B and the bottom half has 30.

3. Common base colour descriptions

4. Brand Colour Charts