Dreadlock Wig Buying Guide — Lace Front vs Full Lace for Retail Stocking

by kama human hair · 06/13/2026

Dreadlock wigs are one of the fastest-growing categories in protective styling. As a retailer, the question isn’t if you should stock them — it’s which dreadlock wig construction to carry. At Besthair Ltd, our factory produces two core types: the Lace Front Dreadlock Wig and the Full Lace Dreadlock Wig. Here’s how to allocate your purchase order for maximum turnover.

Lace Front Dreadlock Wig: The Volume Seller

Our lace front crochet locs wig is the entry-level dreadlock wig that moves in volume. It gives customers 3–4 inches of natural parting along the front hairline — enough for everyday wear and side-part styling. The human hair blend construction keeps the wholesale unit cost low, which means you can price it competitively and still maintain healthy margins. This is the wig your customers buy when they’re trying the dreadlock aesthetic for the first time — and they come back for more.

Full Lace Dreadlock Wig: The Premium Tier

The full lace dreadlock wig is where your margins really grow. With 360° hand-tied construction on transparent lace, customers can part it anywhere, pull it into high ponytails, and achieve the most natural-looking install possible. Salon clients specifically request full lace because it eliminates the “wig line” entirely. Stocking a few units of this premium dreadlock wig lets you capture the high-ticket buyer who won’t settle for less — and positions your store as a destination for quality dreadlock products.

Smart Stocking Ratios for Maximum ROI

Our wholesale clients see the best results with a 60/40 split: 60% lace front dreadlock wigs for consistent volume sales, 40% full lace dreadlock wigs for higher per-unit profit. The lace front keeps cash flowing; the full lace builds your premium reputation. Both are shipped directly from our factory to your door — no middleman markup.

Besthair Ltd Crochet Dreadlock Wig — Wholesale Locs Wig Retail Stocking Guide