Raw Vietnamese straight hair red black ombre bundles wholesale

Add a high-contrast warm color to your collection with Vietnamese red-black ombre straight hair bundles prepared for wig making, sew-ins, ponytails and wholesale resale. The design combines a dark upper section with visible red through the main lengths or ends, giving your customers more dimension than solid black or one-tone burgundy hair.

Each machine-weft bundle weighs 100g, helping you calculate material costs, create mixed-length sets and organize inventory by color and length. Within RaviHair’s product terminology, a bundle is a standard weft-hair unit weighing approximately 100g.

The straight format displays the complete color structure clearly. You can see the root shade, transition position, red depth, true length, machine weft and processed ends before using the bundles in a finished wig.

“Raw Vietnamese” identifies the source-hair product line. Because the finished bundles have undergone ombre coloring and may also have received a straight or bone-straight finish, describe them as color-treated Vietnamese straight human hair, not completely untouched raw hair. RaviHair’s content framework requires source, processing history and current-batch proof to be addressed separately.

Vietnamese red black ombre hair specifications

Specification	Product details
Hair source	Vietnamese human hair
Product form	Machine-weft bundles
Bundle weight	100g per bundle
Texture	Straight or K1 Bone Straight, subject to SKU confirmation
Color design	Red and black ombre
Likely placement	Dark upper section transitioning into red, subject to image confirmation
Confirmed related red families	H6 Light Red and H7 Red Wine
Main color variables	Root shade, root length, red tone and transition position
Raw-line quality	One main quality direction, closest to Double Drawn
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	Color placement, gradient alignment, true length, weft and ends

RaviHair identifies K1 as Bone Straight. The live page should confirm whether SKU 116 uses this exact finish or standard straight hair before the two terms are used interchangeably.

Quick buyer fit

Choose this product when you need	Choose another product when you need
Dark roots with visible red lengths	One solid burgundy color
A root-to-end color transition	Piano or separated highlights
Sleek material for ombre wigs	Body Wave or Curly movement
Ready-colored machine-weft bundles	Natural-black hair for local coloring
A coordinated black-and-red design	Random black-red strand blending
Bundles for local wig construction	A completed ready-to-wear wig

This product is suitable for vendors whose customers want a visible red result but prefer a dark crown or upper section.

The darker area creates depth, while the red section gives the completed unit a clear colored-hair identity. This makes the SKU suitable for salon transformations, fashion wigs, special orders and visual social-media sales.

Confirm which color comes first

The name uses Red Black Ombre, but this wording does not prove the direction of the gradient.

The actual product may be:

• Black roots transitioning into red lengths.
• Dark-brown roots transitioning into red.
• Red upper hair transitioning into black ends.
• Black hair with a limited red lower section.
• A three-tone black, dark red and brighter red design.

The most common commercial interpretation is a dark upper section with red lower lengths, but the live page should follow the physical SKU rather than this assumption.

Before publication, confirm:

1. Upper color.
2. Lower color.
3. Direction of the gradient.
4. Root length.
5. Transition point.
6. Whether a middle shade is used.
7. Whether the result is bright red or red wine.
8. Whether every bundle follows the same placement.

The product title, gallery and short description should all communicate the same order of colors.

Choose h6 light red or h7 red wine direction

The red area can change the commercial position of the product.

H6 Light Red creates a brighter and more direct red result. Choose this direction when your customer wants the red section to remain clearly visible under most lighting conditions.

H7 Red Wine creates a deeper burgundy or wine-red appearance. It is suitable when the customer wants a darker, richer transition from black.

The catalogue lists these as separate color families, so one should not be substituted for the other without showing the actual shade.

A red-wine lower section creates a more subdued finished wig. A brighter red creates stronger contrast and may suit event, fashion or social-media-led collections.

The order should identify the selected red family or include an approved reference image.

Red black ombre is not the same as solid burgundy

Solid burgundy uses one main red-wine color throughout the bundle.

Red-black ombre maintains two distinct color zones. The black or dark upper section is part of the finished design rather than an accidental shade difference.

Choose solid burgundy when the customer wants:

• One color from the weft through the ends.
• No planned root-to-length gradient.
• A consistent red-wine appearance.
• Easier color matching across all tracks.

Choose red-black ombre when the customer wants:

• A dark crown or upper section.
• A visible red lower section.
• More color contrast.
• A transition that becomes part of the wig design.

These pages should not use the same gallery or product description.

Ombre is different from piano highlight hair

Piano highlight hair uses separated contrasting color sections through the bundle.

Ombre hair moves from one color into another along the strand.

A black-and-red piano product may contain alternating black and red sections beginning near the weft. Red-black ombre normally uses a darker upper zone and a red lower zone.

The two-color names can appear similar, but the finished wigs look different.

For ombre hair, prioritize:

• Root length.
• Transition point.
• Gradient softness.
• Lower color.
• Alignment between bundle lengths.

For piano hair, prioritize highlight width, color ratio and distribution.

Set the root shade and root length

The dark section may use:

• Natural black.
• 1B or off-black.
• Dark brown.
• Black-red.
• Another approved dark tone.

A true black root creates stronger contrast against bright red.

A dark-brown or black-red root produces a softer transition into burgundy.

The order should also include a measured root length. “Dark roots” alone is not precise enough for repeat production.

A shorter dark area keeps more red visible through the completed wig. A longer root creates a darker overall unit and moves the transition lower.

The same root measurement can look different on short and long bundles. This makes mixed-length alignment an important part of approving the set.

Control the transition position

The gradient may be:

• Sharp and clearly divided.
• Softly blended.
• Connected through a dark-red middle shade.
• Gradual across a longer section.
• Concentrated close to the lower ends.

A sharp transition creates a bold two-tone look. A softer gradient gives the wig a more blended salon-color appearance.

When several bundle lengths are used, decide whether production should follow:

• The same measured transition distance on every bundle; or
• Visual alignment after the bundles are arranged as a finished wig.

These approaches can create different results. A fixed four-inch dark section occupies more of a short bundle than a long bundle.

Arrange the planned lengths in their intended installation order before approving the color placement.

Straight hair displays the gradient clearly

Straight strands lie in one continuous direction, allowing you to see the complete ombre design without curl shadows or wave shrinkage.

You can directly review:

• Root shade.
• Root length.
• Transition softness.
• Red depth.
• Root-to-end color consistency.
• True bundle length.
• Density through the middle.
• Tapering near the ends.
• Machine-weft construction.
• Condition after color processing.

Straight black-red ombre hair is suitable for long middle-part wigs, closure units, frontal wigs, sleek ponytails and sew-ins where the color transition remains the main visual feature.

Compared with the existing Black Red Ombre Body Wave SKU, this page should focus on gradient visibility, straight alignment, true length and processed ends rather than wave formation or wet-to-dry comeback.

Confirm straight or k1 bone straight

The title says Straight Hair, while the category is Vietnamese Bone Straight Hair.

Standard straight hair may retain slight natural movement. K1 Bone Straight creates a sleeker, flatter and more polished appearance.

When SKU 116 is confirmed as K1, you can emphasize:

• Sleek two-tone wig construction.
• Clear visibility of the transition.
• Easier true-length inspection.
• A polished surface.
• Less local straightening before production.
• Smooth movement in sales videos.

When it is standard straight, avoid using Bone Straight solely because of the category assignment.

The product title, specification, variation name and gallery should all use one confirmed finish.

You receive the ombre color ready for production

Creating several matching black-red ombre bundles locally requires more than applying red dye.

Your colorist must control:

• The dark starting section.
• Root length.
• Red shade.
• Transition position.
• Gradient softness.
• Consistency across different bundle lengths.

Receiving the color already completed helps you:

• Reduce local coloring labor.
• Avoid processing each bundle separately.
• Begin wig construction sooner.
• Photograph the actual gradient before resale.
• Build repeat orders from an approved design.
• Reduce disconnected color lines inside one wig.
• Offer a completed color service without operating a full color department.
• Focus local work on sewing, styling and branding.

For a customized reference, the result can reproduce approximately 80–90% of the approved image rather than guaranteeing an identical digital match under every light and screen.

Use the raw-line quality description correctly

RaviHair’s Raw Hair line uses one principal quality direction rather than automatically separating every product into Single Drawn, Double Drawn and Super Double Drawn.

Within the broader system, its fullness is closest to Double Drawn.

Do not add three drawn-grade selectors to SKU 116 unless those variations genuinely exist.

Instead, show:

• Density through the middle.
• Amount of tapering near the ends.
• Condition of the red lower section.
• Consistency between multiple bundles.
• Finished fullness after wig construction.
• Sample-to-bulk comparison.

Inspect the complete ombre set

Arrange all selected lengths together and check:

1. Upper black or dark color.
2. Root length.
3. Transition position.
4. Gradient softness.
5. Red shade.
6. Color under daylight.
7. Color under indoor light.
8. Straightness across all bundles.
9. End condition.
10. Appearance where the bundle lengths overlap.
11. Match with any closure or frontal.

The complete set should create one planned gradient after installation, not several unrelated horizontal color lines.

When lace is included, its upper color and transition should coordinate with the bundle placement. A solid-red closure may not match a wig designed with black roots.

Review weight, true length, weft and ends

Your current-batch proof should show:

• Each bundle on a gram scale.
• True length from the top of the weft.
• Measuring tape and ends in one frame.
• Machine-weft neatness.
• Root color near the weft.
• Transition position.
• Red consistency through the lower section.
• Fullness and condition of the ends.
• Straight alignment.
• SKU, quantity and final packing.

Bundle content should prioritize weight, true length, ends and weft construction, while raw and colored-hair content also needs processing information and sample-to-bulk evidence.

Give customers suitable ombre hair care

Red-black 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.
• Limit unnecessary repeated high heat.
• Store wigs clean, dry and arranged straight.
• Complete a strand test before additional chemical processing.

Do not promise a specific result from further bleaching or recoloring. Additional processing can change both the red shade and the position of the supplied gradient.

Production and wholesale ordering

Red-black ombre is a colored configuration and normally requires approximately 10–14 working days. Colored products are excluded from the faster schedule for qualifying black catalogue orders.

Send:

• Product URL or SKU.
• Confirmed direction of the gradient.
• Upper color.
• Root length.
• H6 Light Red, H7 Red Wine or custom red reference.
• Transition position.
• Sharp or blended gradient.
• Straight or K1 Bone Straight finish.
• Bundle lengths and quantity.
• Destination country.
• Packing requirements.

Your final confirmation should record the product as Vietnamese color-treated black-to-red ombre straight machine-weft bundles when that direction matches the actual SKU.

Order Vietnamese red black ombre straight bundles

Send SKU raw-vietnamese-straight-hair-red-black-ombre-bundles-wholesale-116 to RaviHair via WhatsApp at +84 971209812.

Include your preferred upper color, root length, red shade, transition style, straight finish, bundle lengths, quantity and destination. You can also specify the color-placement, weight, true-length, weft, ends and packing proof required before shipment.

Frequently asked questions

Does the product transition from black to red?

The name contains Red Black Ombre, but the exact color order must follow the SKU image. Confirm whether the dark color is at the roots and red is through the lower lengths.

Which red catalogue colors are relevant?

H6 Light Red and H7 Red Wine are the confirmed red families. Choose according to the actual product shade or approved reference.

Is red-black ombre the same as burgundy hair?

No. Burgundy is normally one solid wine-red direction. Ombre uses a planned transition between dark and red sections.

Is ombre the same as piano highlights?

No. Ombre changes color along the length. Piano hair uses separated contrasting color sections.

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. Confirm whether SKU 116 uses K1 Bone Straight.

Is the finished product completely raw and unprocessed?

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

How long does production take?

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