General Prefixes:
* Un-: To indicate the opposite of wrapping, like "unwrap".
* Re-: To indicate wrapping again, like "rewrap".
* Over-: To indicate wrapping excessively or excessively tightly, like "overwrap".
Specialized Prefixes:
* En-: When referring to enclosing something within a wrap, like "encase".
* Pre-: To indicate wrapping beforehand, like "pre-wrap".
* Co-: To indicate wrapping together, like "co-wrap".
Other options:
* You could use a descriptive word instead of a prefix, like "tight wrap," "protective wrap," or "decorative wrap."
* You could use a phrase to clarify the meaning, like "a wrap that is easily removed" or "a wrap that is designed to be reusable."
Ultimately, the best option depends on the specific context of your usage.