Compare raw, virgin, and Remy hair terminology and build a practical wholesale sample checklist around visible product specifications.
Treat The Label As A Starting Question
Ask the supplier to describe what the term means for the exact product being offered, including any color, texture, washing, steaming, or other preparation direction.
Keep the supplier's description with the sample record instead of assuming every market uses the same definition.
Compare Visible And Orderable Specifications
Record the visible color direction, texture pattern, length, condition, weight direction, weft or product construction, and matching closure or frontal details.
Use the same comparison fields for each supplier so a marketing term does not replace the product decision.
Build A Repeatable Sample Record
Photograph and label each sample, note the received specification, and document the handling or installation checks relevant to the buyer's business.
Avoid universal pass or fail thresholds that are disconnected from the intended product, market, and care method.
Confirm The Bulk And Reorder Reference
Before a larger order, identify which approved sample and written details should guide sorting, production, finished-product inspection, and packing.
Availability, sample cost, timing, MOQ, and pricing should be confirmed for the exact request because these details can change by product and buying stage.