European virgin hair wigs
The whole catalog is one hair type: straight European virgin hair, 14 to 22 inch, in a seamless lace construction and in hand-tied or machine-back medical caps. Supplied to salons, wig shops and distributors in the US.
What "virgin" means in this trade
Virgin hair means the hair has not been chemically treated — no dyeing, no perming, no bleaching at the processing stage. It is why the hair takes colour predictably, and why a colour ordered twice looks the same twice. Keeping the hair untreated is not a marketing position here: it is the specification the whole catalog is built on, which is why hair type is a spec row on every model page rather than a sentence on the homepage.
One hair standard across the whole range
The failure that costs a buyer money is not a bad first order — it is a second order that arrives as a different product, and that usually starts with the hair changing between lengths. The same hair standard runs from 14 inch to 22 inch across both the lace line and the medical line, so an 18 inch reordered at 20 inch is the same hair, not a near equivalent.
What this means for your customer
A salon fitting a wig on someone with hair loss is working with a product that behaves predictably: it colours consistently, it holds a style, and it does not surprise the person wearing it. For a wig shop, it means the shade you sold last time is the shade you can sell again. That consistency is the reason a buyer chooses a steady supplier over the cheapest one available that month.
Where to see it in the catalog
- Seamless lace wigs — 14 to 22 inch, HD lace front, every colour way in the catalog
- Medical wigs, hand-tied — a natural front hairline for front-line fitting
- Medical wigs, machine-back — the more economical construction
- Colour chart — the nine colour codes, and the lengths each can be ordered in