Tape extensions
Plan tape dimensions, hair distribution, texture, lengths, colors, piece organization, and replacement direction for the intended salon workflow.
- Tape direction
- Piece format
- Color system

Wholesale hair extension systems
Build a focused extension range around the installation methods, stylist workflow, client profile, textures, lengths, and colors used in your market.
Direct answer
Wholesale human hair extension planning starts with the installation method used by the target salon or stylist, then connects that method to attachment dimensions, hair specification, texture, length, color range, weight direction, packaging, and aftercare information. Goodluck Hair can organize tape, nano, genius weft, invisible weft, flat tip, and hand-tied extension requests around samples and written specifications before a bulk quotation is prepared.
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Product decisions
Use these rows to prepare a sample discussion and keep open details visible.
Assortment options
Choose a useful starting direction, then refine it against the sample and market requirements.
Plan tape dimensions, hair distribution, texture, lengths, colors, piece organization, and replacement direction for the intended salon workflow.
Define attachment size, tip construction, strand weight direction, texture, length, color, and the tools used by the stylist.
Compare weft width, thickness, seam direction, cut handling, hair distribution, lengths, colors, and installation expectations.
Confirm weft dimensions, thread and seam direction, handling limits, hair specification, row planning, and packing format.
Buying process
Keep each decision connected from the first inquiry through the next order conversation.
Share the country, buyer profile, installation training, stylist workflow, client direction, and methods being considered.
Record attachment or weft construction, texture, lengths, colors, weight direction, tools, and packaging separately.
Review construction and hair details through the intended stylist handling method, then document observations and requested changes.
Use approved samples, written specifications, current buying stage, packaging needs, and destination for the bulk-order discussion.
Keep method, construction, color, hair, packaging, and change references together for the next order conversation.
Extension production checkpoint
Extension production can be organized around the confirmed attachment or weft method, hair specification, color direction, length, weight, sample reference, labels, and packing instructions.

Related planning
Structured WhatsApp request
Share the product details you know now. Open decisions can remain marked for confirmation.
FAQ
Use these answers to prepare the first sample request or the next reorder.
Share your market, installation method, attachment or weft construction, texture, lengths, colors, weight or piece direction, buying stage, packaging needs, and destination. Mark any open decisions as not sure yet.
Yes. List tape, nano, genius weft, invisible weft, flat tip, hand-tied, or other methods separately with their construction, hair, color, length, and packing details.
Yes. Send the intended installation method and written product details so a relevant sample direction, cost, timing, and evaluation record can be discussed.
Record the construction as received, then use handling and installation checks relevant to the trained stylist and intended method. Keep tools, products, steps, observations, photographs, and requested changes together.
Share the solid, blended, rooted, or other color directions under consideration. Samples and color references should be reviewed under consistent lighting and kept with the exact method and hair specification.
Private-label planning can include method names, color and length labels, piece or weight information, bags, boxes, care information, and carton sorting after product details are confirmed.
Reference the approved method, construction, attachment or weft details, hair specification, colors, lengths, packaging, sample ID, and all dated changes from the previous order.