Ready-to-plan wig programs
Human Hair Wigs
Build a focused wig range around construction, lace, length, density, texture, and your market's preferred finish.
- HD lace
- Glueless
- Bob
- Straight
- Body wave
- Deep wave
Wholesale assortment planning
Wholesale Human Hair Wigs & Bundles
Build a practical product mix for beauty supply stores and wholesalers, then plan samples, private labels, bulk orders, and reorders with one team.
- Sample approval
- Stock and custom programs
- Private-label packaging
- Shipping coordination
Wigs and bundles
Build Your Core Product Mix
Start with the line your market needs, then share the specifications that shape samples and the final assortment.
Flexible wholesale assortments
Raw Hair Bundles
Plan a bundle assortment by texture, length, color, weight, and the mix your store expects to reorder.
- Straight
- Body wave
- Deep wave
- Length mix
- Natural colors
- Matched sets
Matching add-ons
Complete The Bundle Program
Coordinate closures and frontals with the core range after the bundle textures, lengths, and colors are selected.
Closures
Match texture, length, lace, size, and parting to the core bundle range.
Frontals
Coordinate lace, hairline, size, texture, and color with the selected assortment.
Wholesale assortment planning
Plan A Wholesale Assortment
A compact buying sequence keeps product, packaging, and reorder details aligned.
Select the core mix
Choose wigs, bundles, or a coordinated assortment for your market.
Confirm specifications
Share preferred styles, textures, lengths, colors, and construction details.
Review samples and packaging
Confirm product samples and any label or packaging requirements before bulk production.
Plan the bulk order
Align the approved range with quantities, packing details, and shipment destination.
Prepare for reorders
Keep approved product and packaging specifications organized for the next order.
Packaging planning
Private Label And Shelf Readiness
Share the presentation and packing requirements for your program. Available formats are confirmed against the product mix and order details.
- Product labels
- Bags and boxes
- Hang tags
- Care cards
- SKU and carton coordination
From specifications to shipment
Factory And Order Proof
See the distinct checkpoints used to organize hair, finished products, packing, and shipment preparation.
Hair sorting
Hair is organized by length, color, texture, and condition before production.
Quality control
Finished items are checked against the confirmed product and order details.
SKU packing
Products are packed by SKU, client label, and carton plan.
Order preparation
Stock and repeat-order items are organized before packing and shipment.
Structured WhatsApp request
Build Your Wholesale Quote
Share what you know now. Product specifications, assortment, quantity, packaging, and destination are used to confirm pricing and order terms.
- Samples can be discussed before a bulk order.
- Wigs, bundles, closures, and frontals can share one inquiry.
- Uncertain details can stay marked as not sure yet.
FAQ
Wholesale Buying Questions
Practical answers for planning the first sample request or the next reorder.
Can I request samples before a bulk order?
Yes. Share the product specifications you want to evaluate so the sales team can confirm sample options, cost, and timing.
Can wigs and bundles be combined in one inquiry?
Yes. Send the wig styles, bundle textures, lengths, and estimated buying stage in one quote request.
Can closures and frontals be matched to bundles?
Matching can be planned around texture, length, color, lace, size, and parting requirements.
Is private-label packaging available?
Private-label planning can include logo application, bags, boxes, labels, hang tags, and care information after requirements are confirmed.
What information is needed for a quote?
Share your market, product mix, styles or textures, lengths, estimated quantity, packaging needs, and destination. It is fine to mark uncertain details as not sure yet.
How are repeat-order specifications handled?
Approved product and packaging details can be recorded so the sales team can confirm the same requirements when planning a repeat order.