10 Wholesale Raw and Virgin Hair Bundle Vendors in the US

Wholesale hair bundle vendors in the US are split into two categories: International factory-direct manufacturers that produce and ship from the country of origin, and US-based vendors that hold stock in domestic warehouses. This guide profiles ten vendors of raw and virgin bundles, with published prices, minimum order quantities, and production locations for each.

The ten are APOHAIR, Sunny Hair Vietnam, CYhair, Dhwarak Indian Hair, Jaipur Hair, Tedhair, Star Hair Factory, Private Label Extensions, KingRich, and ONYC Hair. Most vendor roundups stop at product photos and shipping promises. Three numbers actually decide whether a vendor fits a business: What one bundle costs, how small the first order can be, and where the hair is made. Those three are listed in the table below, sourced from each vendor’s published terms.

Every vendor here cleared the same bar before making the list: Genuine unprocessed human hair, a verifiable business address or storefront, published order terms, and years of trading with wholesale buyers. This is a shortlist of proven vendors, not a comprehensive market survey. One pattern shows up straight away: Factory-direct does not mean a lower price. Three of the five factories on this list price above a US distributor, while two others open below $16.

10 Wholesale Raw And Virgin Hair Bundle Vendors Compared

Ten vendors supply raw and virgin hair bundles to US buyers at published prices ranging from $13.30 to $327.99 per 100g bundle. The table below sorts them by group, grade, minimum order, and where each one ships from.

International Factory-Direct Hair Bundle Manufacturers

Factory-direct manufacturers are the ultimate solution for businesses looking to maximize profit margins. By producing bundles at the origin and shipping them internationally, they eliminate the distributor’s margin. This approach is ideal for anyone aiming to buy in bulk directly from the source. Below, you’ll find a selection of five top vendors, starting with three factories from Vietnam, followed by two from India.

APOHAIR

APOHAIR is a hair factory that manufactures raw and virgin bundles from 100% Vietnamese human hair, operating a 33,000 m² factory in Ninh Binh Province, with a 200g minimum wholesale order.

Pricing follows length bands rather than a flat rate: $13.30 to $24.50 for 6 to 16 inches, $27.30 to $40.90 for 18 to 24 inches, and $47.00 to $60.00 for 26 to 32 inches. The factory address is published separately from the Hanoi head office, and the operation carries ISO 9001:2015 alongside SA 8000 for social accountability. OEM and ODM production are available for buyers building a label.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origin: Vietnam
• MOQ: 200g
• Price basis: Length band, both grades
• Ships from: Vietnam
• Lead time to the US: 3 to 7 days

Consider before ordering: No US warehouse, so delivery takes longer than any vendor that holds stock inside the country. The published range covers raw and virgin together, and a grade-specific quote requires contacting the sales team directly.

Contact:

• Website: apohair.com
• WhatsApp: +1 (815) 688-8386
• Email: wholesale@apohair.com
• Office: Building 3A, Lane 82 Duy Tan, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
• Factory: (Old) Yen Luong Village, Y Yen District, Nam Dinh Province, Vietnam; (New) Minh Luong Hamlet, Van Thang Commune, Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam

CYhair

CYhair is a Vietnamese hair manufacturer that supplies raw and virgin bundles from a factory in Cu Chi, Ho Chi Minh City, applying wholesale pricing only for orders above 1.5 kg.

Orders below 1.5 kg are billed at retail rates. Long lengths carry a surcharge on top of wholesale: $100 per kg for 24 to 26 inches and $200 per kg for 28 to 30 inches. A buyer ordering long lengths exclusively has to exceed 1.5 kg regardless. Bundles run $70.00 to $125.00. The catalog is deliberately narrow, and the company sells only the textures it produces in house rather than brokering outside stock.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origin: Vietnam
• MOQ: 1.5 kg
• Price: $70.00 to $125.00 per bundle
• Ships from: Vietnam
• Lead time to the US: 7 to 20 days

Consider before ordering: The highest minimum in this group is 15 bundles, and pricing starts at $70.00, so the first order starts above $1,000. Add the length surcharge, and it climbs further. Delivery runs 7 to 20 days, the slowest window among the 10 vendors on this list.

Contact:

• Website: https://cyhair.com/
• WhatsApp: +84 905 361 163
• Email: Wholesale@CYhair.vn
• Office: 11A Hong Ha, Tan Son Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• Factory: Street 57, Thuong Hamlet, Cu Chi District, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Sunny Hair Vietnam

Sunny Hair Vietnam is a hair factory in Hanoi that supplies raw and virgin bundles, using hair collected through agencies in five countries: Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Malaysia.

Bundles run $15.00 to $50.00, second only to APOHAIR at the bottom of this list. This is also the only vendor of the ten that puts a number on the grade step-up, publishing it as a flat $12 per 100g, which is a rare piece of transparency in a market where most suppliers simply describe one grade as better. Collection runs through agencies in Malaysia, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos, with processing consolidated in Hanoi. Wholesale pricing starts at 1 kg for weft and bulk hair, and orders above 10 kg drop by $5 per kilogram. Delivery to the US takes 3 to 6 days by courier.

• Grades: Raw and Virgin.
• Hair Origins: Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos
• MOQ: 1 kg
• Price: $15.00 to $50.00 per bundle
• Ships from: Hanoi
• Lead time to the US: 3 to 6 days

Consider before ordering: The public price list is dated 2021 and the figures sit inside image files rather than page text, so confirm current rates before ordering. The registered entity is a trading and import-export company rather than a pure manufacturer, and sourcing across four countries makes batch-to-batch consistency something worth checking with a sample order.

Contact:

• Website: https://vietnamhairsuppliers.com/
• WhatsApp: +84 866 932 781
• Email: sales@sunnyhairvietnam.com
• Office: No 22/26 Vo Van Dung street, Hanoi, Vietnam
• Factory: A8, Laser Block, Alley 59, Hoang Cau Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi

Dhwarak Indian Hair

Dhwarak Indian Hair is an Indian hair manufacturer in Chennai that supplies raw and virgin bundles made from 100% Raw Indian Hair sourced from temples in Southern India.

The collection method is the interesting part. Staff is posted at temples to gather hair immediately after tonsure, tying each length at the point of cutting so the root-to-tip direction stays intact, and one donor stays with one bundle. Collected stock moves to the Chennai facility on a biweekly or monthly cycle. The workshop runs 3,200 sq ft and processes by hand, drying in sunlight rather than with heat equipment. Orders start at a single bundle, though that bundle costs $69.99 or more. Returns are accepted within 32 days.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origin: India
• MOQ: 1 bundle
• Price: $69.99 to $109.99 and above
• Ships from: Chennai
• Lead time to the US: 1 to 3 business days

Consider before ordering: The smallest facility in this group, which limits capacity for large repeat orders placed at volume. Pricing opens at $69.99, above what two US-based sellers charge, so the factory-direct route does not save money here. The stated 1 to 3 day window applies to express courier on small parcels, and bulk freight from Chennai runs longer.

Contact:

• Website: https://www.dhwarak.com/
• WhatsApp: +91 9884 999 828
• Email: sales@dhwarakindianhair.com
• Location: Perambur, Chennai

Jaipur Hair

Jaipur Hair is an Indian manufacturer and exporter that supplies raw and virgin bundles obtained through licensed temple auctions and direct agreements with smaller temples.

Auction access is the differentiator worth noting. Holding a license to bid at temple auctions, plus separate arrangements with smaller temples, gives this vendor a supply channel that resellers outside India cannot replicate. Stock passes a three-stage inspection before export, and the company sets no strict high-volume minimum, so a buyer can start small. Bundles price start from $79.00 to $259.00/100g bundle. Express delivery to the US runs 3 to 5 business days. The company reports serving salons across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Dubai, Israel, and Australia.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origin: India
• MOQ: No strict minimum
• Price: $79.00 to $259.00 per bundle
• Ships from: India
• Lead time to the US: 3 to 5 business days express, 6 to 10 standard

Consider before ordering: A single origin, so a buyer needing several source textures has to add a second supplier. At $79.00 to $259.00, this is the most expensive factory on the list, and the storefront runs frequent buy-ten-get-ten promotions, which makes the underlying list price hard to pin down.

Contact:

• Website: https://jaipurhair.com/
• WhatsApp: +91 773 388 9977
• Email: info@jaipurhair.com
• Location: Delhi and Hyderabad, India

US-Based Hair Bundle Vendors

“US-based” refers to vendors with inventory in the United States that can ship domestically within 1 to 4 business days. These vendors are ideal for those who prioritize fast shipping and have stores located in the US. None of the five vendors listed below manufactures their products in the United States. Two operate their own factories in Xuchang, China, while the other three source finished stock instead of manufacturing it themselves.

Tedhair

Tedhair is a Chinese manufacturer and distributor that supplies raw and virgin bundles to US buyers from six domestic warehouses.

Warehouse coverage runs through Atlanta, Houston, New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and Chicago, which supports same-day pickup in six states. The grade spread is the broadest in this group: virgin Brazilian bundles start at $23.50, raw Indian 12A at $34.50, raw Vietnam at $44.00, and the 13A Elite raw Indian line at $117.00. There is no minimum order, so a buyer can start with a single bundle at the listed price. Wholesale buyers get a volume discount instead, and the discount grows with order size, arranged through a wholesale inquiry rather than shown on the storefront.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origins: Brazilian, Indian, Vietnamese, Burmese
• MOQ: None, volume discount scales with order size
• Price basis: Per bundle, from-price
• Ships from: Six US warehouses
• Lead time to the US: Same-day pickup in six states

Consider before ordering: Production sits in China, and the US label applies to warehousing only. Checkout requires a Tax ID, seller’s permit, business license, or cosmetology license, which rules out buyers who have not registered a business yet.

Contact:

• Website: tedhair.com
• WhatsApp: +16788826465
• Email: info@tedhair.com

Address:

• Atlanta: 5677 Buford Hwy NE, STE #207, Doraville, GA 30340, United States;
• Houston TX: 100 Sharpstown Center suite #2122 Houston, TX 77036, United States;
• New York: 116-55 Queens Blvd, Suite 207, Forest Hills, NY, 11375;
• Miami: 15900 Pines Blvd #216 Pembroke Pines, FL 33027, United States;
• Los Angeles: 5711 W Slauson Ave, Suite 250, Culver City, CA 90230, United States;
• Chicago: 200 W 22nd Street Ste 226, Lombard, IL 60148, United States;

Star Hair Factory

Star Hair Factory is a hair company that supplies raw and virgin bundles produced at its own factory in Xuchang, China, and sold through four US stores and warehouses.

Like Tedhair, this vendor sets no minimum order, so a first purchase can be a single package. Pickup takes 30 minutes at locations in Atlanta, Los Angeles, and New Orleans, and domestic shipping runs one to three days. Stock is sold in packages rather than single units: A virgin bundle package starts at $265 and a raw Vietnamese package starts at $449, discounted from $591.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origins: Vietnam, India
• Produced in: Xuchang, China
• MOQ: None
• Price basis: Package pricing
• Ships from: Atlanta, Los Angeles, New Orleans
• Lead time to the US: 30-minute pickup or 1 to 3 days

Consider before ordering: The Raw Vietnamese and Raw Indian lines are named for where the hair was collected, not where it was processed, since production runs in Xuchang. Package-level pricing also makes per-bundle comparison against other vendors awkward.

Contact:

• Website: https://starhairus.com/
• WhatsApp: +12029138010
• Email: support@starhairus.com

Address:

• Atlanta: 5938 Buford Hwy NE #205 Doraville, GA 30340; 1081 Columbia Dr, Decatur, GA 30030
• Los Angeles: 19907 E Walnut Dr S Unit C, City of Industry, CA 91789;
• New Orleans: 1118 Manhattan Blvd, Suite C, Harvey, LA 70058, United States

Private Label Extensions

Private Label Extensions is a hair distributor that supplies raw and virgin bundles tailored for salon owners and hair entrepreneurs from three stores in Georgia (Atlanta, Smyrna, and Tucker).

Pricing transparency here goes further than anywhere else in this guide. Wholesale and retail figures sit side by side on the same product listing, roughly 45% apart. Raw straight and body wave open at $37.00 wholesale against $68.00 retail. Curly and kinky lines open at $42.00 against $76.00. Extra kinky curl tops out at $45.00 against $82.00. Three physical stores sit in Atlanta, Smyrna, and Tucker, all inside the greater Atlanta area, which serves walk-in and retail buyers rather than bulk accounts. The internal grading system runs on three tiers labeled Basic, Premium, and Raw rather than the raw and virgin split most vendors use, which is worth knowing before comparing catalogs line by line.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origins: Brazilian, Malaysian, Spanish, and other catalog lines
• MOQ: 50 to 100 pieces per branded run
• Price basis: Per bundle, wholesale and retail shown
• US locations: 3 stores, all in Georgia
• Lead time to the US: 1 to 3 days in stock, plus 2 to 4 weeks for branding

Consider before ordering: Private Label Extensions is not a manufacturer, and the production country is not published anywhere on the site, so a buyer asking where the hair is made will need to ask directly. All three stores sit inside one metro area, so there is no West Coast pickup option. Branded runs start at 50 to 100 pieces and add 2 to 4 weeks, which makes private labeling here a larger commitment than the per-bundle prices suggest.

Contact:

• Website: https://privatelabelextensions.com/
• Phone (Atlanta): 404.458.1330
• Email: service@privatelabelextensions.com
• Adress: Atlanta, GA | Smyrna, GA | Tucker, GA | Hazel Park, MI

KingRich

KingRich is a US retail and wholesale hybrid in the Parkville, Maryland that sells raw and virgin bundles sourced from single donors and temples across Cambodia, Vietnam, and India.

Pricing is broken out by grade and by origin instead of averaged into one number: $120 for Temple Indian, $155 for Peruvian, $200 for Laotian, and $205 for Cambodian. Wholesale packages run from $599 up to $16,000. Same-day delivery covers the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area, and shipping is free above $150.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origin: Cambodia, Vietnam, India
• MOQ: Not stated
• Price basis: By grade and origin
• Ships from: Parkville, Maryland
• Lead time to the US: Same-day pickup

Consider before ordering: KingRich buys finished stock and runs no production of its own, so quality control sits with collectors it does not manage. Per-bundle cost is the highest in the US group, and the business leans toward luxury retail rather than volume wholesale.

Contact:

• Website: https://www.kingrichluxury.com/
• Phone: +1 443-500-4745
• Email: Support@kingrichluxury.com
• Adress: 7802 Harford Road, Parkville, MD

ONYC Hair

ONYC Hair is a US hair company that sells raw and virgin bundles sourced from around the world, including Brazil, India, Mongolia, and Southeast Asia, with a certificate of authenticity issued per bundle.

Product development targets clients with relaxed hair and 3B to 3C textures. A Cambodian body wave weft runs $167.99 to $327.99 depending on length, and three-bundle deals sit between $599.98 and $697.48. In-stock orders process within 24 hours, while custom items start at two bundles and take 6 to 12 weeks. Local pickup is available near Washington DC and Maryland.

• Grades: Raw, Virgin
• Hair Origins: Brazil, India, Mongolia, Southeast Asia
• MOQ: 2 bundles or sets on custom items
• Price basis: By texture and length
• Ships from: US
• Lead time to the US: 24 hours in stock, 6 to 12 weeks custom

Consider before ordering: ONYC operates no factory and buys from collectors across four regions, which puts batch consistency outside its direct control. Unit pricing also sits at the top of all ten vendors, and every SKU carries one merged grade label that makes separating raw from virgin difficult at the point of order.

Contact:

• Website: https://www.onychair.com/
• Phone: +1 201-589-6692
• Email: info@onychair.com
• Adress: 611 Lofstrand Lane, Rockville, MD 20850

Raw vs Virgin Hair Bundles: Which Grade to Stock

Raw and virgin bundles are both unprocessed human hair, and the difference is how much has been done to the hair after collection. Raw bundles keep the donor’s own texture with no steam or chemical texturing applied. Virgin bundles have never been colored or permed, but may have been steam textured into a uniform wave or curl pattern.

Is raw simply a marketing word for virgin? No. Steam texturing is the dividing line, and it changes what a buyer can promise a client.

What Makes a Raw Bundle?

A bundle qualifies as raw when the hair reaches the buyer in the state it was collected, with no steam texturing, no color, and no chemical straightening or curling.

The practical consequence lands on reordering. Every raw bundle traces back to one donor, so texture varies from bundle to bundle in ways no factory can standardize. Two raw wavy bundles cut from different heads will not match perfectly. That is a property of the category, not a defect. Vendors that collect at temples, like Dhwarak, tie each length at the moment of cutting specifically to keep one donor’s hair together and preserve root-to-tip direction. Buyers who sell raw hair need to set that expectation with clients up front.

What Makes a Virgin Bundle?

A bundle qualifies as virgin when the hair has never been colored, bleached, or permed, though it may have been steam textured into a consistent wave or curl.

Steam texturing solves the matching problem. Because the pattern is set in production rather than inherited from a donor, a body wave bundle ordered in March looks like a body wave bundle ordered in September. This is why catalogs sell virgin stock under fixed texture names such as body wave, deep wave, and water wave, while raw stock is usually sold under an origin name instead. Look at how Tedhair and Private Label organize their listings and the pattern is obvious once you know to look for it.

Matching Grade to Your Business Model

Stock virgin bundles when repeat orders need to match, and stock raw bundles when clients pay for texture that no two heads share.

One caution when reading catalogs. Vendors do not use the same grade vocabulary. Private Label runs a Basic, Premium, and Raw ladder with no virgin tier at all, while others split raw and virgin as parallel lines. Compare the processing description, not the label on the tab.

Bundle Specifications to Confirm Before Ordering

Three specifications decide whether a bundle order arrives usable: Weight per bundle, draw type, and how many bundles one install needs. Confirm all three in writing before a first order.

Standard Weight and Length

One bundle weighs 100g, or 3.5 oz, at every vendor in this guide, and length ranges run from 6 inches to 40 inches depending on the supplier.

Weight is where short-weighting shows up. A bundle sold at 85g or 90g against a 100g standard delivers 10% to 15% less hair for the same money, and nothing on the listing changes. Weigh the first delivery from any new supplier on a digital gram scale.

Single Drawn vs Double Drawn

Single drawn bundles mix several lengths in one bundle so the ends taper, while double drawn bundles are sorted so the hair stays the same thickness from root to tip.

Sorting takes labor and wastes material, which is why double drawn costs more for the same 100g. Single drawn is not defective hair. It becomes a problem only when a vendor ships it without saying so, and a client expecting full ends gets thin ones. Ask which one a quote refers to before comparing two prices, because a low-priced bundle and a high-priced one are often just two different draw types.

How Many Bundles per Install

Most installs take 2 to 4 bundles, with lengths at or under 18 inches usually needing 3 and lengths above that needing 3 to 4.

Run that against the minimums in the table and the numbers get concrete. One or two bundles, which is where Dhwarak, Jaipur, APOHAIR, and ONYC start, is not quite a full install but is enough to test a supplier properly. A 1 kg minimum is ten bundles, roughly three installs. A 1.5 kg minimum is fifteen bundles, or four to five installs sitting in inventory before the first sale. For a buyer testing three suppliers at once, that difference decides how much capital gets tied up in samples.

How to Evaluate a Quality Wholesale Bundle Vendor?

Four checks separate a vendor that can supply a business from one that can supply a single order: Technical standards, reorder consistency, published business details, and order terms.

Product Quality and Technical Standards

Cuticle direction, weft construction, and draw type are the three technical specs that decide whether a bundle survives its first wash.

Cuticles must run the same way from root to tip across the whole bundle. Mixed direction is the leading cause of matting after a single wash, and no conditioner fixes it. Weft construction comes next: double-sewn tracks shed far less than single tracks under normal brushing. Texture method is the third. Steam texturing is a legitimate production process and leaves the strand intact. Acid treatment, used to strip and reset lower-grade hair, shortens usable life to a fraction of what the listing claims.

Consistency Across Reorders

A vendor worth keeping delivers the same texture, weight, and color in the fourth order as in the first.

Three things need to match: weight per bundle, texture pattern, and base color. Drift usually has a structural cause rather than a dishonest one. A vendor that does not manufacture has to buy from whichever factory has stock that month, so the product changes with the supply. A vendor collecting across several countries faces the same issue from the raw material side. Sunny Hair Vietnam sources through agencies in five countries. Private Label, KingRich, and ONYC run no production of their own. Neither arrangement is dishonest, but both make a second sample order worth the money before committing to volume.

Published Business Details

A vendor that manufactures can publish the production address separately from the office address, and a vendor that resells cannot.

Nearly every supplier in this industry describes itself as factory-direct, which makes the phrase useless as a filter. Address disclosure is not useless. KingRich and ONYC name the countries they buy from but publish no production address, because they buy finished stock rather than make it. Private Label publishes neither, and lists only its three Georgia storefronts. Star Hair and Tedhair name a production city, Xuchang. Dhwarak names Chennai. CYhair names a commune and province. APOHAIR publishes a factory address in Ninh Binh Province separate from its Hanoi office. That gradient runs from country to city to street, and only the specific end of it can be checked on a map.

One related trap: The location where hair is collected and the location where it is processed are different facts. Star Hair sells a Raw Vietnamese line made in China. Tedhair sells Raw Vietnam bundles manufactured in Xuchang. Neither is dishonest, but a buyer asking about origin should ask both questions. Third-party certification adds a second layer, since audited standards such as ISO 9001:2015 and SA 8000 are issued by an outside body rather than written by the vendor.

Order Terms and Buyer Protection

Sample availability, a written defect policy, and a payment method with buyer protection cover the three ways a first order goes wrong.

A supplier confident in its product will sell a sample, and a low minimum is effectively a sample policy in disguise. Tedhair, Star Hair, and Jaipur set no minimum. Dhwarak sells from one bundle. APOHAIR asks for 200g, or two. Each of those lets a buyer test before committing, while a 1.5 kg threshold does not. Defect terms matter next, and they have to be written down somewhere a buyer can point to later. Dhwarak publishes a 32-day return window. Payment is the last check: Use a method with buyer protection on a first transaction, whatever the discount for wiring funds directly.

How to Verify Bundle Quality Before a Bulk Order?

Seven tests run on a sample bundle answer what a product page cannot: Whether the cuticle is intact, whether the hair is human, and whether a coating is hiding damage. Run them in order, since the simplest tests rule out the most vendors.

Photographs prove nothing about any of this. Start with the tests that leave the sample usable and work toward the ones that destroy it.

Cuticle Slide Test

Pinch a strand and slide two fingers from tip toward root, against the grain.

White powdery residue means the cuticle layer is present and shedding dry keratin, which is what intact hair does. Brown or dark residue means the surface has been stripped and recoated, and what comes off is dye and sealant rather than the hair’s own structure.

Smell Test

Open the bundle and inhale near the middle, not the ends.

Neutral, or faintly like shampoo, passes. A sharp chemical smell or a corn-chip note does not. That particular odor comes from acid processing reacting with the neutralizers used to mask it.

Beard Inspection

Look at the short hairs sticking out below the stitched track.

Short and trimmed is correct. Long, matted, or uneven means the weft was finished carelessly, and those stray hairs sit against a client’s scalp and itch from day one.

Weft Pull Test

Run fingers through the bundle firmly, then tug near the track.

One or two strands are normal. A visible clump means the machine tension was loose or the sealing adhesive was underspecified, and the bundle will shed throughout the whole install.

Burn Test

Cut a few strands and light them over a metal tray or sink.

Human hair burns to a fine ash that crumbles between the fingers and smells like singed feathers. Synthetic fiber melts instead, forms a hard bead, and smells like plastic. This is the only test that separates the two with certainty.

Wash and Scrape Test

Wash the bundle with clarifying shampoo, then air dry it fully.

Hair that holds its pattern and stays soft afterward was soft to begin with. Hair that dries into a matted clump carries a silicone coating that the clarifying wash removed. Scraping a strand with scissors first shows the same thing faster: white flaking is product buildup, not hair.

Bleach Test

Apply professional bleach with 20 or 30 volume developer to a small section.

Hair that lifts evenly toward #613 or #27 has no metallic dye in it. Hair that turns green, smokes, or dissolves contains metallic salts or synthetic fiber, and no colorist will touch it after that.

Vendors that clear all seven tests tend to share two traits: they publish a production address separate from the office address, and they hold certification issued by a third party rather than by themselves. APOHAIR is one supplier that meets both conditions.

Sourcing Hair Bundles from APOHAIR

We supply raw and virgin bundles from a 33,000 m² factory in Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam, with a 200g minimum order and OEM production for buyers building their own label.

That 200g minimum is two bundles. It exists so a new buyer can run the seven tests above on real stock before committing capital, rather than taking a leap on ten or fifteen bundles. Compared with the other two Vietnamese factories in this guide, our threshold is five times lower than one and roughly seven times lower than the other.

Pricing follows length bands rather than a single rate: $13.30 to $24.50 for 6 to 16 inches, $27.30 to $40.90 for 18 to 24 inches, and $47.00 to $60.00 for 26 to 32 inches. Those ranges cover both raw and virgin stock. For a quote split by grade, texture, and color, message our team on WhatsApp and a specialist will work through the specifics with you.

Our factory address in Ninh Binh Province is published separately from the Hanoi head office, and the operation holds ISO 9001:2015 for quality management alongside SA 8000 for social accountability. Both are audited by outside bodies. Across 20 years we have shipped to more than 100 countries with a workforce of over 500 people.

Custom production is where factory sourcing pays off, and it is worth being precise about the difference. A US distributor can put your label on stock it already holds, and the one on this list that offers it asks for 50 to 100 pieces per run with two to four weeks added. We build the product itself to spec: length combinations, texture, weight per bundle, and packaging, starting from raw material rather than from finished inventory. You can see the full range on our human hair bundles products, check current tiers on the wholesale price list, or read more about our raw Vietnamese hair line.

FAQs About Wholesale Hair Bundle Vendors

What is the minimum order for wholesale hair bundles?

Minimums run from none to 1.5 kg across this list. Tedhair, Star Hair Factory, and Jaipur Hair set none, though Tedhair gates checkout behind a business license. Dhwarak sells from a single bundle. APOHAIR starts at 200g, or two bundles, and ONYC asks for two on custom items. Sunny Hair Vietnam requires 1 kg, and CYhair applies wholesale rates only above 1.5 kg. Private Label works differently again, since branded runs start at 50 to 100 pieces.

How much does a raw hair bundle cost wholesale?

Published prices span $13.30 to $327.99 per 100g bundle. APOHAIR quotes the low end at $13.30 and Sunny Hair Vietnam follows at $15.00, with Tedhair opening at $23.50. Private Label sits at $37.00 to $45.00. CYhair, Dhwarak, and Jaipur run $69.99 to $259.00 despite producing at origin. KingRich and ONYC reach $120 to $328. Sourcing region drives more of that spread than business model does, since hair collected in Cambodia or from South Indian temples costs more at the raw material stage than hair collected in Vietnam.

Is raw hair worth the price difference over virgin?

Only for a specific kind of business. Raw hair earns its premium at the luxury end of the salon market, where clients pay for texture that no production line can reproduce and a single install carries a high ticket. For buyers who sell online, restock the same look every quarter, or compete on price, virgin hair does the same job for less and reorders more reliably, since steam texturing makes each batch match the last. Treat raw as a separate product line rather than an upgrade over virgin. Both grades are unprocessed human hair and both hold color, so the premium buys exclusivity, not durability. Sunny Hair Vietnam is the one supplier here that publishes the gap as a figure, at $12 per 100g.

Do US-based vendors manufacture their own bundles?

Most do not, and none produces in the United States. Tedhair and Star Hair Factory each run a factory in Xuchang, China, then distribute from US stock, Tedhair across six cities and Star Hair across three states. Private Label, KingRich, and ONYC manufacture nothing at all. KingRich names Cambodia, Vietnam, and India as its collection countries and ONYC names Brazil, India, Mongolia, and Southeast Asia, while Private Label publishes no production country. The country-of-production column, not the group label, tells a buyer where the hair is actually made.

How long does factory-direct shipping take to the US?

Published windows range from 1 to 20 days. Dhwarak quotes 1 to 3 business days on express parcels, Jaipur 3 to 5 express, Sunny Hair Vietnam 3 to 6, APOHAIR 3 to 7, and CYhair 7 to 20. Custom production runs on top of transit in every case, since manufacturing time is counted separately. US-based sellers deliver in one to three days, and two offer same-day pickup.

Can raw and virgin bundles be bleached and colored?

Yes. Both grades accept color because neither has been chemically processed before. Use 20 or 30 volume developer rather than anything stronger, and always test one small section first. Deep condition afterward. Hair that has been coated to imitate softness will show its true condition during this process, which is exactly why the bleach test belongs in the sampling stage.

Conclusion

All ten vendors here supply genuine raw or virgin human hair from established operations, so choosing between them is a question of fit rather than a search for the good ones.

After twenty years of filling wholesale orders, the mistake we watch buyers make most often is choosing on unit price and regretting it two orders later. The hair is rarely the problem. The problem is that the vendor’s minimum, lead time, or texture range never matched how the business actually runs. A salon restocking the same body wave every quarter needs a supplier who can repeat a batch. A boutique selling one-of-a-kind items needs the opposite. Price will not tell those two buyers apart, which is why the published range on this list runs from $13.30 to $327.99 without tracking quality at all.

The question first-time importers ask us most is whether they can order a small test batch before committing to a container. At any supplier worth working with, the answer is yes. Six of the ten will sell two bundles or fewer.

So start there. Buy the smallest quantity a supplier will part with, run the seven tests on it, and weigh what arrives. One sample bundle teaches you more than any product page, and it costs far less than a bad first order.

APOHAIR — ETHICAL & PREMIUM HUMAN HAIR EXTENSIONS AND WIGS MANUFACTURER

• Address: Building 3A, Lane 82 Duy Tan, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
• Factory: (Old) Yen Luong Village, Y Yen District, Nam Dinh Province, Vietnam; (New) Minh Luong Hamlet, Van Thang Commune, Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam
• WhatsApp: +84 862 132 366
• Email: wholesale@apohair.com
• Website: https://apohair.com/