White Colonial Man Wig

A Founding Father’s Favorite Lid

Many of the founding father’s had sparse or inelegant natural hair. Which is probably why so many of them wore powdered white wigs like this one. It is the sort of thing you would expect a child actor to wear during school plays about the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, or the ratifying of the United States Constitution.

A Character Wig With Colonial Grace

A white wig like this one was common at formal occasions. Though unlike the historical version, this wig is made from synthetic fibers that look white. This also spares you having to use messy white powder, which is always a plus with young actors who need to stay focused on their lines, rather than worrying about wardrobe malfunctions. All at a price that won’t sink a school theater’s performance budget.