Product brief
Define target buyer, construction, fibre or hair direction and commercial position.
B2B HAIR SUPPLY · OEM & PRIVATE LABEL
Hair made for your market.
Wholesale extensions, wigs, toppers and salon supplies—with colour development, sampling and private-label support for global buyers.
THE HAIR EDIT · 01—03
B2B professional supply
OEM development
Global buyer support
PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE
Three product families.
Four focused categories.
Choose the material family first, then the product category. This keeps human hair, synthetic hair and salon supplies commercially clear for buyers, sampling and repeat orders.
01HUMAN HAIR
02SYNTHETIC HAIR
03SALON SUPPLIES
FAST START
Sample-first sourcing
Reduce buying risk before committing to a range. Review fibre or hair quality, colour, base construction and packaging direction with your team.
HOW SAMPLING WORKS →
COLOUR DEVELOPMENT
Build a colour system your buyers can trust.
Review your target shade range, rooted blends and repeat-order references before launch. Final availability and development requirements are confirmed with your quote.
- Colour ring and shade review
- Construction samples
- Packaging direction
- Repeat-order reference
REAL PRODUCTION FOOTAGE
FROM DEVELOPMENT TO DISPATCH
A supply partner, not a catalogue middleman.
We support overseas buyers with product development, colour review, sample coordination and export communication across wigs, toppers and extensions.
B2BProfessional buyers
SampleApproval before scale
OEMPrivate-label support
GlobalExport communication
PRIVATE LABEL
Make the product fit your market.
Customisation is developed around your brief and confirmed through samples before repeat production.
Colour & sample
Review shade, density, length and base details against the approved brief.
Brand system
Develop labels, packaging and supporting product information for your market.
Repeat supply
Confirm production, quality reference and reorder communication before scaling.
↗Global export supportClear buyer communication
◎Sample-first processReduce sourcing risk
◇Colour developmentBuild repeatable ranges
□Private labelPackaging and brand support
START A PROJECT
Tell us what you want to source.
Share the product type, target market and approximate quantity. We will reply with the information needed to move toward samples or a quote.
Buyer questions
What wholesale buyers ask us before the first order
Straight answers to the questions that decide whether a first order works out. If your question is not here, send it in the brief above and we will answer it in writing.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for wholesale hair extensions?
For stock colours and standard constructions we accept small trial orders, so a new brand can test the market before committing to volume. For custom colours, custom lengths and private-label packaging, MOQ is agreed per SKU during development — it is driven by the dye lot and the packaging print run, not by the hair itself. Most buyers start with a sample order, approve a physical colour ring, then place a first production order.
How do I evaluate a wholesale wig or hair extension sample before placing a bulk order?
Check five things, in this order. One: cuticle direction — run your fingers up the strand; aligned Remy hair feels smooth downward and resistant upward. Two: weft or knot construction — pull the weft to test shedding. Three: colour accuracy against a physical colour ring under daylight, never against a screen. Four: wash test — shampoo and air-dry once, then check tangling and shine loss. Five: length and weight against the stated spec, using a scale. A supplier who cannot provide a physical colour ring cannot deliver repeatable colour in bulk.
What is the difference between tape-in, K-tip and weft extensions for a wholesale buyer?
Tape-in uses a pre-taped sandwich attachment, installs fastest, and is reusable for two to three installs — the highest-volume retail category. K-tip (keratin bond) is a pre-bonded tip fused with heat, lasts three to five months, and carries higher margin because it is salon-only. Weft — hand-tied, genius or machine — is sewn or beaded in, suits thick hair and long wear, and is the most technique-dependent. For a new brand, tape-in and clip-in move fastest; K-tip and hand-tied weft build salon credibility.
Can DS HAIR do private label and custom packaging for a new hair brand?
Yes. We support branded hang tags, custom printed boxes and bags, custom colour rings with your own shade numbering, and a repeatable colour system so that reorders match the first production run. Free colour kits are available so you can build a shade range before committing to inventory.
How long does production and shipping take for a wholesale hair order?
Stock items ship shortly after payment. Custom colour and private-label orders need a development window for colour approval, then a production window that scales with quantity. Air freight is normal for hair because of its low weight-to-value ratio; sea freight only becomes economic on large repeat orders. Confirming the colour ring in physical form before production starts removes most delivery disputes.
Where is DS HAIR located and which markets does it export to?
DS HAIR is a China-based hair manufacturer and exporter supplying B2B buyers in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and the European Union. The group also operates a UK-facing trade supply arm at dshairbeauty.co.uk, serving salons in Manchester and across the UK — so you can reference an existing Western-market operation, not a factory with no downstream track record.