European virgin hair wholesale: what the term does and does not cover
Two buyers can both ask for “European virgin hair wholesale” and mean different things by it. This page sets out what the term covers on this catalogue, what it does not claim, and how to check it before an order.
What “wholesale” changes here
Wholesale on this catalogue means three things: a minimum of 3 pieces per model, the specification confirmed in writing before we quote, and a price quoted by quantity rather than a fixed list price. A single piece can still be ordered as a sample, quoted at the lowest listed price for that model, with the freight at your cost.
What “European virgin hair” does cover
Virgin means the hair has not been chemically treated before colouring — no dyeing, no perming, no bleaching at the processing stage. European describes the origin and, in the trade, a generally finer strand with a lighter natural base shade. Here it is one hair standard: straight European virgin hair from 14 to 22 inch, in the lace line and the medical caps alike.
What the term does not cover
The label does not tell you the diameter, the cuticle direction, the construction, the weight or the colour code, and it is not a certification. We do not describe our hair as certified or tested, because we cannot document a test we do not run. The label starts the conversation; the written specification is what you can hold us to.
The rows that decide what arrives
Hair type, cuticle direction, cap construction, lace size, finished length, weight and colour code. Every one of them is published on the model pages and confirmed in writing before we quote. A price without those rows is not comparable to another price, because two suppliers can quote the same length at different diameters and weights.
How to check it before you commit
Ask for the specification in writing first, then take one piece as a sample. That costs you the freight rather than a wholesale order, and it tells you more about the hair than any catalogue page. Wholesale then starts at 3 pieces per model.
Questions buyers ask
Is European hair always better?
No. It is finer, lighter in base shade and more expensive, which suits buyers who need repeatable light shades. If your customers buy darker shades on price, the extra cost buys them nothing.
Do you certify the hair as European?
No, and we would not. We state one hair type across the range, publish the specification on every model page and confirm it in writing. A claim you can check is worth more than a certificate you cannot.
What is the smallest wholesale order?
3 pieces per model. A single piece is a sample, quoted at the lowest listed price for that model, with the freight at your cost.
Keep reading
- European virgin hair
- Verifying European hair
- Hair origin
- Wigs for thin hair
- Buying checklist
- Bulk hair vs wigs
See the European line
The models, lengths and colour codes in the European line are on the wholesale page, with the specification on each model.