Raw Vietnamese straight hair brown ombre bundles wholesale

Give your brunette collection more dimension with Vietnamese brown ombre straight hair bundles prepared for wig making, sew-ins and wholesale resale. Instead of using one solid brown shade from the weft to the ends, the ombre design moves from a darker upper section into a lighter or differently toned brown lower section.

You receive machine-weft bundles weighing 100g each. This standard format helps you calculate the material cost of each wig, create mixed-length sets and manage inventory by color and length. RaviHair defines a bundle as a standard unit of weft hair weighing approximately 100g.

The straight finish displays the entire color transition clearly. You can see the root color, transition position and lower shade before sewing the bundles into a finished unit.

“Raw Vietnamese” identifies the source-hair line. Because the finished product has been colored into an ombre design, it should be presented as color-treated Vietnamese straight human hair, not completely untouched raw hair. RaviHair’s content framework requires the hair source and finished processing history to be described separately.

Vietnamese brown ombre straight hair specifications

Specification	Product details
Hair source	Vietnamese human hair
Product form	Machine-weft bundles
Bundle weight	100g per bundle
Supplied texture	Straight or bone straight, subject to SKU confirmation
Color style	Brown ombre
Main color variables	Root shade, middle shade, end shade and transition position
Confirmed brown catalogue families	H1 Brown and H2 Chestnut/Honey
Drawn-grade system	Single Drawn, Double Drawn and Super Double Drawn within the broader bundle system
Main applications	Wigs, sew-ins, ponytails and bundle resale
Custom color accuracy	Approximately 80–90% of an approved reference
Production time	Approximately 10–14 working days
Main QC priorities	Gradient placement, color consistency, true length, weft and ends

RaviHair’s confirmed color catalogue includes H1 Brown and H2 Chestnut/Honey, together with darker, gold and blonde directions that may be used when building a customized gradient.

Quick buyer fit

Choose this product when you need	Choose another product when you need
A visible brunette color transition	One solid H1 Brown shade
Darker roots with lighter brown lengths	A near-black black-brown product
More dimension than one flat color	Strong pale-blonde contrast
Straight material for sleek ombre wigs	Body wave or curly movement
Ready-colored bundles	Natural-black hair for local coloring
A wearable gradient for regular resale	A bright fashion-color product

Brown ombre is suitable when your customers want a noticeable color design without moving into pale blonde, vivid red or other high-contrast fashion shades.

The brunette transition remains visible, but the finished unit can still work for everyday wigs, salon installations and customers trying colored hair for the first time.

Brown ombre gives you more dimension than solid brown

Solid brown keeps one primary shade throughout the bundle. Brown ombre creates a visible change from the upper section into the lower lengths.

This allows you to offer:

• Dark-root brunette wigs.
• Two-tone brown straight units.
• Closure and frontal wigs.
• Traditional sew-in installations.
• U-part and leave-out wigs.
• Sleek ombre ponytails.
• Mixed-length resale sets.
• Salon brunette transformations.

The darker upper section gives the product depth, while the lighter lower area makes the color change visible when the hair moves.

This gives brown ombre a separate role from standard H1 Brown. A customer choosing solid brown wants one consistent shade. A customer choosing brown ombre expects the color transition to be a central part of the finished style.

Define the complete ombre color structure

“Brown ombre” does not identify one universal color combination.

The design may move from:

• Natural black into H1 Brown.
• Dark brown into chestnut.
• Brown into honey brown.
• Dark brunette into caramel brown.
• Brown into a muted golden shade.
• A dark root through an intermediate brown into lighter ends.

Your order confirmation should record:

1. Root color.
2. Root length.
3. Middle shade, when used.
4. End color.
5. Transition starting point.
6. Sharp or blended color change.
7. Straight or bone-straight finish.
8. Bundle lengths and quantity.

A two-tone design creates one main transition. A three-tone ombre uses an intermediate shade to soften the movement from a dark root into lighter ends.

These configurations should not share one generic product image. The buyer needs to see the actual color structure included in the order.

Choose the root shade

The root determines the contrast and overall depth of the finished wig.

Choose a natural-black root when your customer wants a stronger contrast against the brown lengths.

Choose a dark-brown root when you need a softer brunette transition.

Choose a medium-brown root when the finished product should remain lighter overall and avoid an obvious black upper section.

The root color should be documented under natural light. Very dark brown can appear black in indoor photographs, while a black root can sometimes look softer under strong daylight.

When a closure or frontal is added, its root section should follow the same color reference as the upper bundles.

Set the transition point for the finished wig

The position where one shade begins to change into another directly affects the completed unit.

An earlier transition gives you more visible light brown through the main lengths.

A later transition preserves more dark color and places the lighter shade closer to the ends.

For mixed-length sets, the gradient can be prepared in two ways:

• Using the same measured transition distance on every bundle.
• Aligning the transition visually after the bundles are installed.

These methods do not always produce the same result. A four-inch root occupies a greater proportion of a short bundle than a long one.

Arrange the planned lengths in their intended wig order before approving the gradient. This helps you avoid several disconnected color lines across the completed unit.

Straight hair shows the gradient clearly

Straight hair is especially suitable for displaying ombre placement because the strands lie in one continuous direction.

You can directly inspect:

• Root length.
• Transition softness.
• Middle and end colors.
• Bundle-to-bundle color alignment.
• True length.
• Weft construction.
• Lower-section fullness.
• Condition after coloring.

The CSV places this product in the Vietnamese Bone Straight Hair category, while the name uses Straight Hair. The exact finish should be stated consistently on the live page.

RaviHair describes bone-straight bundles as silky and smooth. Use that positioning only when SKU 061 is confirmed as bone straight rather than standard straight.

Match the gradient across every bundle

One correctly colored bundle does not prove that the complete set will create a coordinated wig.

Lay all selected lengths together and compare:

1. Root shade.
2. Measured root length.
3. Transition position.
4. Softness of the blend.
5. Middle shade.
6. End shade.
7. Color under daylight.
8. Color under indoor light.
9. Straightness across all bundles.
10. Appearance where the lengths overlap.

The transition should create one planned finished design rather than a different horizontal color line on every track.

Keep photos and videos of the complete approved set. This gives your sales team a reliable reference and helps you compare later wholesale batches.

You receive the ombre design ready for production

Producing a brown ombre set locally requires more work than applying one solid color.

Your colorist must control the root shade, transition placement, middle tone and end color across several bundles. Small differences become easy to see after straight hair is installed into one wig.

Receiving the completed ombre color helps you:

• Reduce local coloring labor.
• Avoid processing each bundle separately.
• Begin wig construction sooner.
• Photograph the actual gradient before resale.
• Repeat an approved design.
• Reduce differences within one finished unit.
• Offer a complete brunette color service without performing it locally.
• Focus your work on construction, styling and branding.

RaviHair’s coloring process is designed to deliver color fidelity, prevent bleeding and maintain an even, smooth and vibrant result.

Choose the end fullness for your market

RaviHair’s wider product system includes three drawn grades:

Single Drawn contains approximately 40–45% full-length strands and creates a more tapered lower section.

Double Drawn contains approximately 60–65% full-length strands and provides a balanced level of end fullness.

Super Double Drawn contains approximately 80–85% full-length strands and produces the fullest, heaviest lower section.

The exact grades active for SKU 061 should be displayed on the product page. Do not add all three as selectable options unless the SKU genuinely supports them.

For colored ombre hair, inspect both the fullness and the condition of the lower section. Full ends should also remain smooth, evenly colored and commercially suitable for wig production.

Review weight, length, weft and ends

Your current-batch proof should show more than the ombre color.

Review:

• Each bundle on a gram scale.
• True length from the top of the weft.
• Measuring tape and ends in the same frame.
• Machine-weft neatness.
• Loose strands around the seam.
• Fullness through the lower section.
• Color from the root to the ends.
• Straight alignment.
• SKU and quantity labels.
• Final packing.

Bundle purchasing decisions should focus on weight, true length, ends and weft construction, while raw-hair and color claims require clear processing information and batch-specific proof.

Start with a complete ombre sample

Your sample should represent the complete gradient you intend to sell.

Use it to evaluate:

• Root color.
• Root length.
• Transition position.
• Middle and end shades.
• Color under natural and indoor light.
• Straight or bone-straight finish.
• Each bundle’s 100g weight.
• True length.
• Weft construction.
• Ends condition.
• Appearance after wig construction.

Custom colors can reproduce approximately 80–90% of an approved reference rather than guaranteeing an exact digital match under every light and screen.

Keep the approved sample media and written configuration together. Your next bulk order can then follow a defined reference instead of the general phrase “brown ombre.”

Give customers suitable ombre hair care

Brown ombre straight hair is a color-treated product.

Recommend that customers:

• Use gentle shampoo and conditioner.
• Wash the hair in a downward direction.
• Detangle from the ends upward.
• Maintain moisture through the colored lengths.
• Apply heat protection before styling.
• Avoid unnecessary repeated high heat.
• Store wigs clean, dry and straight.
• Perform a strand test before additional coloring.

Further chemical processing can alter both the transition and the condition of the ends. Do not promise a particular bleach or recoloring result without testing the current batch.

Production and wholesale ordering

Brown ombre is a colored order and normally requires approximately 10–14 working days. Colored products are not included in the faster schedule reserved for eligible black catalogue configurations.

Send:

• Product SKU or URL.
• Root color.
• Root length.
• Middle and end colors.
• Transition position.
• Sharp or blended gradient.
• Straight or bone-straight finish.
• Bundle lengths.
• Bundle quantity.
• Sample or bulk requirement.
• Destination country.
• Packing requirements.

Your final confirmation should describe the product as Vietnamese color-treated brown ombre straight weft hair.

Order Vietnamese brown ombre straight bundles

Send SKU raw-vietnamese-straight-hair-brown-ombre-bundles-wholesale-061 to RaviHair via WhatsApp at +84 971209812.

Include your root shade, transition position, end color, straight finish, lengths, quantity and destination. You can also request color-placement, weight, true-length, weft, ends and packing proof before shipment.

Frequently asked questions

What is brown ombre hair?

Brown ombre hair transitions from one darker shade into a lighter or differently toned brown through the lengths.

Is brown ombre the same as solid H1 Brown?

No. Solid H1 Brown keeps one main shade. Brown ombre uses a visible root-to-length color transition.

Can I choose the root color and length?

Yes. Include both the root shade and measured root length in your order specification.

Can the ombre use three colors?

Yes. A middle shade can be used to create a softer transition between the dark root and lighter ends.

How much does each bundle weigh?

Each machine-weft bundle weighs approximately 100g.

Can the product match my reference exactly?

Customized color can reproduce approximately 80–90% of the approved reference. Review the physical batch under natural light.

Is the finished product completely raw and unprocessed?

No. Vietnamese hair is used as the source, but the finished product has undergone ombre color processing.

How long does production take?

Brown ombre orders normally require approximately 10–14 working days.