One Piece - Roronoa Zoro (since Timeshift)

This is the wig for Roronoa Zoro after the time skip from the series "One Piece"

This wig is green and measures 28 cm at its longest point.

Our wigs are made of “kanekalon,” or high-temperature fibers, and can withstand temperatures up to 130°C. In addition they can also be styled, and can take quite a bit of wear and tear. For more on this, see “Care Tips for Wigs.”

Shortly before his execution the pirate Gold Roger screamed out that he had hidden his vast treasure, the One Piece, somewhere in the Grand Line. This was the start of the great pirate age.

Monkey D. Luffy is a young pirate with a big dream: He wants to become the pirate king and to find the One Piece. He got this dream from Shanks, a pirate who once saved his life and gave him his straw hat. Along with his great strength, which he received from eating the devil’s fruit “GumGum,” he sets out to assemble his own pirate crew. With Zoro, Sanji, Nami and Lysop, he seems to have the perfect team and with the Flying Lamb the perfect ship. Many adventures and surprises still await him. Even as a young boy Roronoa Zoro cut up everything he could. He grew up in a dojo and promised himself and his onetime training partner that one of them would be the best sword fighter in the world. In Shellstown he was incarcerated by the traitorous naval commander Helmeppo, and escapes his execution with the help of Monkey D. Luffy. After fleeing Shellstown Zoro swears his allegiance to Luffy and sails with him in pursuit of the One Piece.

Care Tips for Wigs

Because the thin fibers of wigs are vulnerable, we would like to provide a few tips that should help maintain the longevity and beauty of your wig.

1. It is best to store a wig on a stand (or a Styrofoam head, etc.) and not in direct sunlight. (If a wig is continuously left in the sun for days or weeks, it will bleach out.)

2. Take good care of your wig. There are several wig shampoos and conditioners that can be ordered online that will help preserve the fullness and shine of a wig.

3. Use hairspray and hair lacquer as little as possible, because these products leave a permanent film on wigs that makes them shine slightly white.

4. Don’t let your wig lay compressed in a container for very long, because it will become deformed and will eventually be very difficult to return to its original condition. It’s best to always leave your wig on a stand.