Raw Vietnamese straight hair purple bundles wholesale

Add a defined fashion color to your collection with Vietnamese purple straight hair bundles prepared for wig making, sew-ins, ponytails and wholesale resale. The purple direction gives your customers a clearly colored result while allowing you to select a deeper plum tone, a brighter violet or a cooler blue-purple shade according to your approved reference.

Each machine-weft bundle weighs 100g, giving you a clear unit for inventory planning, mixed-length packages and finished-wig costing. RaviHair’s product terminology defines a bundle as approximately 100g of weft hair.

The straight format displays the purple color continuously from the weft through the ends. You can directly review the undertone, true length, machine-weft construction and lower-section fullness before using the hair in a finished unit.

“Raw Vietnamese” identifies the source-hair line. Because the finished bundles have been colored purple and may also have received a straight or bone-straight finish, describe them as color-treated Vietnamese straight human hair, not completely untouched or unprocessed raw hair. RaviHair’s content rules require processing history and current-batch proof to be separated from the raw-hair marketing term.

Vietnamese purple straight hair specifications

Specification	Product details
Hair source	Vietnamese human hair
Product form	Machine-weft bundles
Bundle weight	100g per bundle
Texture	Straight or Bone Straight, subject to SKU confirmation
Color direction	Purple
Closest catalogue color	H5 Violet
Shade variables	Purple depth, red-blue balance, root color and placement
Raw-line quality	One main direction, closest to Double Drawn
Main applications	Wigs, sew-ins, ponytails and direct bundle resale
Custom color accuracy	Approximately 80–90% of an approved reference
Production time	Approximately 10–14 working days
Main QC priorities	Purple tone, undertone, true length, weft, ends and batch consistency

The confirmed color catalogue lists H5 Violet separately from H4 Pink, H7 Red Wine and H18 Blue. The product should therefore remain visibly purple rather than being described as burgundy, pink or blue hair.

Quick buyer fit

Choose this product when you need	Choose another product when you need
A visible purple or violet color	Natural-black core inventory
Sleek material for fashion-color wigs	Body Wave or Curly movement
Ready-colored machine-weft bundles	Hair for your own full coloring process
One coordinated purple shade	Purple ombre or highlighted placement
Clear color visibility through straight hair	A deeper burgundy or red-wine result
A controlled special-order product	A broad everyday brown SKU

Purple straight hair is most suitable for vendors that already serve fashion-color customers, accept customized wig orders or use visual social-media selling.

For a new vendor, begin with one representative shade rather than stocking several similar purple tones. A dark plum, bright violet and blue-purple unit may appeal to different customers even though all three use “purple” in the product name.

H5 violet gives you the confirmed color family

RaviHair’s catalogue identifies Violet as H5. This gives you a clear starting family for the SKU.

However, the live product can still vary in:

• Lightness or darkness.
• Red or blue undertone.
• Saturation.
• Root depth.
• Solid or blended placement.
• Appearance under indoor and natural light.

A standard catalogue H5 Violet should be presented using the corresponding catalogue media.

When the physical SKU appears darker, redder or bluer than the standard model, describe it as an adjusted purple shade and keep the approved reference with the order.

This prevents a customer from ordering deep plum while expecting a bright violet result.

Purple is different from burgundy, pink and blue

These colors can overlap under edited lighting, but they serve different buyer intents.

Purple or H5 Violet balances red and blue pigments while keeping violet as the main visible direction.

Burgundy or H7 Red Wine is darker and more red-led. It may contain violet depth, but the finished result should remain primarily wine red.

Pink or H4 is lighter and more red-based.

Blue or H18 keeps blue as the dominant color.

Plum normally creates a deeper purple with more red or brown influence.

Lavender is considerably lighter and softer than standard purple.

Your product title can retain the broader word “Purple,” but the gallery and short description should tell the buyer whether the actual shade is violet, grape, plum, dark purple or blue-purple.

Define the red-to-blue balance

The main difference between purple shades often comes from undertone.

A red-led purple can appear warmer and move closer to plum, magenta or wine.

A balanced violet keeps red and blue relatively even.

A blue-led purple creates a cooler result and may look closer to indigo under some lighting.

Your order specification should state:

1. Required purple depth.
2. Red-to-blue balance.
3. Bright or muted saturation.
4. Solid color or darker roots.
5. Root color and root length.
6. Whether highlights or mixed strands are included.
7. Straight or Bone Straight finish.
8. Bundle lengths and quantity.

For a customized reference, the finished shade can reproduce approximately 80–90% of the submitted image rather than guaranteeing an identical digital result under every camera, screen and lighting condition.

Show the purple color under several lights

Purple is highly sensitive to lighting.

Under warm indoor light, a red undertone may become more visible. Under cool light, the product can appear bluer. A dark violet bundle may look close to black indoors and reveal its purple tone in daylight.

Your product media should show:

• Natural daylight.
• Neutral indoor lighting.
• The complete bundle laid flat.
• The bundle held vertically.
• Root-to-end color.
• A close-up of the undertone.
• Several lengths arranged together.
• A matching closure or frontal when included.

Avoid strong saturation, purple filters or heavily darkened backgrounds. The buyer needs to see the actual physical shade rather than an edited interpretation.

Straight hair keeps the color easy to inspect

Straight strands lie in one continuous direction, so the buyer can see the shade and construction clearly.

You can directly review:

• Purple consistency.
• Red-to-blue balance.
• Root-to-end color.
• True length.
• Density through the middle.
• Amount of tapering near the ends.
• Machine-weft construction.
• Condition after coloring.

Straight purple hair works well for sleek middle-part wigs, closure units, frontal wigs, sew-ins and ponytails where color remains the main visual feature.

Compared with purple Body Wave or Curly hair, this SKU does not require wave-return or curl-formation checks. Its main priorities are color consistency, straight alignment, true length and processed-end condition.

Confirm straight or k1 bone straight

The product name says Straight Hair, while the CSV category is Vietnamese Bone Straight Hair.

Standard straight hair may retain slight body or movement. Bone Straight is designed for a flatter, sleeker and more polished result.

When SKU 166 is confirmed as Bone Straight, you can emphasize:

• Sleek purple wig construction.
• Clear visibility of the violet shade.
• A polished straight surface.
• Easier true-length inspection.
• Less local straightening before production.
• Smooth movement in sales videos.

When the product is standard straight, avoid using “Bone Straight” only because of its category assignment.

The title, category, specification table, product variation and gallery should all use one confirmed texture description.

You receive purple hair ready for wig production

Creating matching purple bundles locally requires a suitable starting base, controlled pigment balance and comparison across every bundle.

Receiving the color already completed helps you:

• Reduce local lightening and coloring work.
• Avoid dyeing each bundle separately.
• Begin wig construction sooner.
• Photograph the physical shade before resale.
• Build repeat orders from an approved reference.
• Reduce shade differences inside one finished wig.
• Offer fashion-color hair without maintaining a full color department.
• Focus local labor on sewing, styling and branding.

The complete set should be reviewed together. A small difference between red-led and blue-led purple can become highly visible when several straight bundles are installed side by side.

Inspect the complete purple set

Arrange every selected length together and check:

1. Purple depth.
2. Red-to-blue balance.
3. Color saturation.
4. Shade under daylight.
5. Shade under indoor light.
6. Root placement.
7. Straightness across every bundle.
8. Fullness and condition of the ends.
9. Appearance where different lengths overlap.
10. Match with any closure or frontal.

A lace piece that appears more red, blue or dark than the bundles can make the finished unit look disconnected.

Keep unfiltered photos and videos of the approved complete set. These materials help your sales team explain the shade and provide a reference for later wholesale batches.

Review weight, true length, weft and ends

Your current-batch proof should include:

• Each bundle on a gram scale.
• True length from the top of the weft.
• Measuring tape and ends in one frame.
• Machine-weft neatness.
• Loose strands around the track.
• Fullness through the lower section.
• Purple color under neutral lighting.
• Straight alignment.
• SKU and quantity labels.
• Final packing.

The RaviHair writing system identifies bundle weight, true length, ends, weft construction, color match, processing history and sample-to-bulk consistency as relevant criteria for this product type.

Give customers suitable purple hair care

Purple 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 lengths and ends.
• Apply heat protection before styling.
• Limit repeated high heat.
• Store wigs clean, dry and arranged straight.
• Complete a strand test before further chemical processing.

Do not promise a specific result from additional bleaching or recoloring. Existing purple pigment and the current condition of the hair will affect the next color process.

Production and wholesale ordering

Purple is a colored configuration and normally requires approximately 10–14 working days. The faster 3–5-working-day catalogue route excludes dyed products.

Send:

• Product URL or SKU.
• Standard H5 or adjusted purple reference.
• Required darkness and undertone.
• Solid color or darker-root direction.
• Straight or Bone Straight finish.
• Bundle lengths.
• Bundle quantity.
• Sample or bulk requirement.
• Destination country.
• Packing requirements.

Your final confirmation should record the product as Vietnamese color-treated purple straight machine-weft bundles.

Order Vietnamese purple straight bundles

Send SKU raw-vietnamese-straight-hair-purple-bundles-wholesale-166 to RaviHair via WhatsApp at +84 971209812.

Include your purple reference, preferred undertone, straight finish, lengths, quantity and destination. You can also specify the color, weight, true-length, weft, processed ends and packing proof required before shipment.

Frequently asked questions

Is Purple a confirmed RaviHair catalogue color?

The confirmed catalogue color is H5 Violet, which is the closest direct family for this purple product.

Is Purple the same as Burgundy?

No. Burgundy is a deeper wine-red direction. Purple or Violet maintains a clearer balance of red and blue.

Can I choose a dark or blue-purple shade?

Yes. Include the required depth and red-to-blue balance in the order specification.

How much does each bundle weigh?

Each machine-weft bundle weighs 100g.

Is this Straight or Bone Straight?

The title says Straight, while the category indicates Bone Straight. The live SKU must confirm the exact finish.

Is the finished product completely raw and unprocessed?

No. Vietnamese hair is used as the source, but the finished bundles have undergone purple color processing and may have received a straightening finish.

How long does production take?

Purple colored orders normally require approximately 10–14 working days.