Vietnamese human hair wigs wholesale and curly bundles display

Choose the curly product form that fits how your business sells hair. This wholesale display brings together Vietnamese curly bundles and completed curly wigs, helping you decide whether you need flexible raw materials for local production or finished units for faster resale.

Each machine-weft bundle weighs 100g. A completed wig is generally constructed from approximately two to three weft bundles and one closure or frontal. These two product forms can use a related curly appearance, but they create different costs, workflows and QC responsibilities for your business.

Use this page to compare the product forms first. After selecting bundles or a wig, confirm the exact curl pattern, length, color, grade, lace, cap and quantity for your sample or wholesale order.

Quick buyer verdict

Product form	Best for	Main advantage	Main QC focus
Curly bundles	Vendors, salons, wig makers and new importers	Greater production flexibility and easier individual inspection	Weight, length, weft, ends and curl comeback
Completed curly wig	Boutiques and resellers needing ready-made units	Less local construction before resale	Curl match, cap, lace, knots, density and hairline
Bundles with closure or frontal	Wig makers wanting a coordinated set	Control over cap construction with matching top hair	Bundle-to-lace texture and color match

Choose curly bundles when you already have a wig maker, offer sew-in services or want to create several product packages from the same stock.

Choose a completed curly wig when you need a ready-to-display product and your business does not want to build every cap internally.

For many new wholesale buyers, bundles provide the lower-risk first sample. RaviHair’s internal sales system identifies bundles, closures and frontals as its main wholesale product forms and recommends bundles when buyers want a better price, shorter processing time and fewer wig-construction variables.

Curly bundles and wigs display specifications

Specification	Display details
Hair source	Vietnamese human hair
Product forms	Machine-weft curly bundles and completed curly wigs
Bundle weight	100g per bundle
Wig composition	Generally two to three bundles with one closure or frontal
Texture	Curly; exact curl pattern must be confirmed per model
Bundle grades	Single Drawn, Double Drawn and Super Double Drawn
Lace options in the product system	Transparent lace and HD lace
Closure formats	2×4, 2×6, 4×4, 5×5 and 6×6
Frontal formats	13×4 and 13×6
Order type	Sample, wholesale and customized order
Eligible catalog-bundle production	Approximately 3–5 working days for qualifying black catalog products
Wig and complex-order production	Approximately 10–14 working days
Confirm per selection	Curl pattern, length, color, grade, construction and quantity

The display should not use one specification table as proof that every pictured model has the same curl, length or construction. Each item needs a visible code or written variation before ordering.

Choose curly bundles for greater production control

Curly bundles give you loose product units that can be sold, installed or converted into wigs according to your own business model.

They are suitable when you:

• Sell individual bundles or multi-bundle sets;
• Offer sew-in services;
• Construct closure or frontal wigs locally;
• Mix several lengths in one finished style;
• Serve customers with different cap preferences;
• Need to divide stock across retail and wholesale orders.

Each bundle weighs 100g, so you can calculate inventory by both bundle count and total kilograms. Ten standard bundles equal approximately one kilogram of weft hair.

Bundles also allow you to inspect the hair before it is hidden inside a finished cap. You can review the weft, weight, true length, ends and curl behavior separately.

This makes curly bundles particularly useful for new vendors who need to understand the product before adding the extra variables of lace and cap construction.

Choose a completed curly wig for faster display and resale

A completed curly wig combines the main hair, top section and cap into one finished product.

You receive a unit that can move into:

• Final inspection;
• Light styling;
• Product photography;
• Boutique display;
• Customer consultation;
• Retail or wholesale resale.

This reduces the local work required to source the bundles, match a closure or frontal, prepare the cap and sew each track.

The trade-off is that you must inspect more than the hair. A completed wig also depends on:

• Cap construction;
• Closure or frontal size;
• Lace material;
• Knots;
• Parting;
• Hairline;
• Density;
• Frontal-to-weft curl matching;
• Cap fit and attachments.

RaviHair’s current public buyer guidance likewise treats wigs as a higher-QC product form because the cap, lace, density, knots and finished construction all affect the received result. (Ravi Hair)

Bundles are the stronger choice for wig makers

A wig maker normally gains more control by ordering bundles with a matching closure or frontal instead of receiving a fully assembled wig.

This route lets you decide:

• Cap material;
• Track placement;
• Number of bundles;
• Length combination;
• Final density;
• Closure or frontal position;
• Hairline customization;
• Finished cut and shape.

It can also reduce the risk of paying for a completed cap that does not match your own construction standard.

A completed wig is more suitable when factory construction itself is part of what you are purchasing. Bundles are more suitable when your labor and construction skill create part of the final resale value.

The internal product guide confirms that RaviHair primarily serves B2B buyers through bundles, raw hair bundles, closures and frontals, while wigs involve more time and more potential complaint points.

Define the exact curl pattern before ordering

“Curly” is a broad texture family. It should not be used as one specification for every product in the gallery.

The displayed options may visually differ through:

• Curl diameter;
• Curl tightness;
• Root formation;
• Volume;
• Shrinkage;
• Wet-to-dry return;
• Frontal-to-weft consistency.

A loose curly product should not be labeled Kinky Curly. A Deep Wave product should not be presented as a curly ringlet. These textures create different customer expectations and should have separate model names.

For every item in the display, record:

• Exact texture name;
• Dry-state image;
• Wet-state image;
• Result after air-drying;
• True length in the stretched position;
• Color;
• Product form.

This creates a usable repeat-order reference instead of relying only on a collage.

Wet-to-dry comeback is the main curly-hair test

A freshly styled curly product may look highly defined before shipping. The more useful test is how the texture behaves after water and drying.

Wet-to-dry proof helps you review whether:

• The curls return after being wet;
• The formation remains reasonably even;
• Some sections become noticeably looser;
• The ends retain the intended pattern;
• The hair becomes unusually dry;
• A wig’s frontal and weft hair return similarly.

RaviHair’s current quality guidance recommends wet-to-dry or texture-comeback proof for curly products and lists current-order texture, length and construction evidence among the relevant checks before shipping. (Ravi Hair)

For a display containing both product forms, do not use one curly bundle video as proof for every completed wig. The actual wig must also show how its top section and main body behave together.

Choose the drawn grade for curly bundles

The drawn grade controls how much full-length hair remains through the lower section of a bundle.

Single drawn

Single Drawn contains approximately 40–45% full-length strands. The remaining shorter strands create a more tapered lower section.

Choose this grade when you serve price-sensitive buyers or customers who prefer a more naturally graduated appearance.

Double drawn

Double Drawn contains approximately 60–65% full-length strands. It provides fuller ends than Single Drawn while maintaining a balanced wholesale position.

Choose it for vendors and salons that need visible fullness without moving into the highest grade.

Super double drawn

Super Double Drawn contains approximately 80–85% full-length strands. It creates the fullest lower section and reduces the amount of thin hair that may need trimming during wig production.

Choose it for high-value wig construction and customers who prioritize dense ends.

Curl volume can make a bundle appear full even when the lower ends are tapered. Inspect the ends in the stretched position rather than judging grade from the dry volume alone.

Measure curly hair after stretching

Curly hair appears shorter in its natural state because the strands contract into the curl formation.

True length should be checked by gently stretching the hair from the weft or wig top to the longest ends.

Your resale description should distinguish:

• Ordered length: measured after stretching;
• Dry visible length: shorter because of shrinkage;
• Finished appearance: affected by curl pattern and density.

Use the same measurement method for bundles and completed wigs. This prevents one product form from appearing shorter simply because it was measured differently.

Confirm wig lace and cap construction separately

A completed wig requires specifications that do not apply to loose bundles.

The confirmed product system includes:

• Transparent lace;
• HD lace;
• Closures from 2×4 to 6×6;
• Frontals in 13×4 and 13×6 formats.

Transparent lace is the practical choice for general wholesale configurations. HD lace provides a finer front transition and is more relevant when the buyer places greater value on lace visibility.

A closure wig uses a smaller top area and can provide a practical repeat-stock format. A frontal wig gives a wider hairline and more styling space, but also adds more lace, knots and density areas to inspect.

The selected wig model should clearly state:

• Closure or frontal;
• Lace size and type;
• Cap size;
• Density;
• Parting;
• Hairline;
• Straps and combs;
• Curl match between the top and main hair.

Use separate qc checklists for each product form

For curly bundles

Prioritize:

• 100g weight proof;
• Stretched true length;
• Weft construction;
• Ends and drawn grade;
• Dry curl formation;
• Wet-to-dry return;
• Comb-through and handling;
• Packing by length and grade.

For completed curly wigs

Also inspect:

• Inside-cap construction;
• Closure or frontal dimensions;
• Lace and knots;
• Parting;
• Hairline;
• Density distribution;
• Cap size;
• Frontal-to-weft curl match;
• Complete front, side and back appearance.

RaviHair’s current website states that current-order QC photos or videos can be provided when available. Its published guidance separates bundle proof—weight, length, weft and ends—from wig proof covering cap, lace and construction. (Ravi Hair)

Build a controlled first sample

A practical sample plan is to select one exact curly pattern and compare it in no more than two product forms:

1. One 100g bundle or a small bundle set;
2. One completed wig using the same named curl pattern.

Keep the color and length range as consistent as possible. This helps you compare the product form rather than testing several unrelated variables at once.

Use the sample to decide:

• Whether you prefer local or factory wig construction;
• Which drawn grade fits your market;
• Whether the wig curl matches the loose bundles;
• Which lace construction your customers understand;
• Whether the finished price supports your resale plan;
• Which product deserves a larger first order.

Wholesale production and ordering

Eligible standard black catalog curly bundles can follow an estimated 3–5-working-day production schedule when they meet the confirmed catalog conditions. Completed wigs, large lace constructions, colored items and other complex orders generally require approximately 10–14 working days.

This difference is commercially important.

Bundles may suit you better when you need:

• Faster eligible preparation;
• Greater order flexibility;
• Lower construction complexity;
• More control after importing.

A completed wig may suit you better when saving local labor is more important than having the shorter processing route.

For quotation, send:

• Display screenshot or model code;
• Curly bundles or completed wig;
• Exact curl pattern;
• Length;
• Color;
• Quantity;
• Drawn grade for bundles;
• Closure or frontal for wigs;
• Lace type;
• Cap size and density;
• Destination country;
• Packing requirements.

Order curly bundles or completed wigs wholesale

Send SKU vietnamese-human-hair-wigs-wholesale-and-curly-bundles-display-192 to RaviHair via WhatsApp at +84 971209812.

Mark the displayed model you need and state whether you want 100g curly bundles, bundles with lace or a completed curly wig.

You will receive the relevant product configuration, sample route, wholesale quotation, estimated production time and available current-unit QC proof.

Frequently asked questions

Is this one fixed product?
No. The title indicates a display combining curly bundles and completed wig options. Select a model and product form before ordering.

How much does each curly bundle weigh?
Each machine-weft bundle weighs 100g.

Are bundles or wigs better for a first sample?
Bundles are generally easier to inspect and involve fewer construction variables. A wig is more suitable when you specifically need to test a completed ready-to-sell unit.

Can I choose the bundle fullness?
Yes. The confirmed system includes Single Drawn, Double Drawn and Super Double Drawn.

How is curly hair measured?
Measure it after gently stretching the curl to show the true strand length.

What proof should I request?
For bundles, review weight, length, weft, ends and wet-to-dry proof. For wigs, also review the cap, lace, knots, density, parting, hairline and curl matching.

How long does production take?
Qualifying black catalog curly bundles may require approximately 3–5 working days. Wigs and complex configurations normally require approximately 10–14 working days.