Bulk Hair

Raw Vietnamese Hair in Bulk, Straight From Our Factory

If you make your own wefts, wigs or custom pieces, the hair you start with decides how the finished piece will look three months later. That’s why so many hair businesses ask for raw Vietnamese hair by name. It’s strong, it takes color well and, when it’s sorted properly, the ends stay full and smooth wash after wash.

The problem is that “raw” has become a word anyone can print on a bag, and it doesn’t tell you much about what’s inside. As a raw Vietnamese hair vendor with our own factory in Nam Dinh, we’d rather show you exactly what you’re buying. Below, you’ll see what raw hair really is, how we turn it into bulk Remy bundles, what to check when they arrive and how to order.

What Raw Vietnamese Hair Is, and What It Isn’t

Bulk hair is loose human hair with no attachment. There’s no weft, tape, clip or keratin tip, just hair tied at the top with an elastic band. That makes it the starting material for almost every other hair product, from sew-in wefts to full wigs.

Raw Vietnamese hair is hair collected from donors in Vietnam, before it’s been sorted or graded. It’s the raw material of the hair industry, and it varies a lot. Natural color changes from region to region and from person to person. Some raw hair is collected with the roots kept together, so it can become Remy. Other raw hair is gathered loose and tangled, which makes it non-Remy. And a small amount may be virgin. So when a seller calls a bundle “raw,” it tells you where the hair started, not how good it is.

What decides the quality is the work that comes after collection. At our factory, our team takes raw Vietnamese hair, removes gray, reddish and damaged strands, lines up the roots so every strand runs from root to tip and hand-sorts the hair by length. Only hair that keeps its cuticle aligned goes into our bundles, so everything we sell in bulk is 100% Vietnamese Remy hair.

Most Vietnamese hair grows straight, with a slight wave when it air-dries. In its natural color, it’s natural black or natural brown, usually around #1B or lighter. Jet black #1 isn’t a natural shade. It has to be dyed.

Natural-Shade Bulk vs Pre-Lightened Bulk

We offer our bulk Remy hair in two groups. Both are 100% Remy, and both start as the same sorted Vietnamese hair. The difference is whether we’ve lightened it at our factory.

You’ll also see “raw” and “virgin” used loosely in this market. Some sellers call any undyed hair raw. Others sell lightened bundles as raw or virgin. Real virgin hair, cut from a single donor and never chemically treated, is rare, expensive and hard to verify. That’s why we describe our bundles by what you can check, Remy hair in a named shade and Hair Quality level, instead of by a label. Our guide on how raw hair differs from virgin hair explains the terms in more detail.

Why Hair Businesses Buy Raw Vietnamese Hair in Bulk

Buying finished extensions is faster. Buying bulk takes more work, but it gives you three things that finished hair can’t.

You Decide What the Final Product Looks Like

With bulk hair, you make every decision. You choose the weft type, the density, the length mix and the attachment method. One batch of raw Vietnamese hair can become hand-tied wefts for one client, a lace closure for another and a full wig for a third. Many of our partners use bulk to make their own raw Vietnamese hair extensions and sell them under their own brand. For them, that control is the whole point.

Strong Hair That Holds Up to Color and Heat

Vietnamese hair has a reputation for being thick and strong, and keeping the cuticle aligned keeps it smooth. In practice, that means well-sorted Remy bundles handle curling irons, flat irons and color better than hair that has been stripped. With proper care, our bulk hair lasts 1 to 2 years.

A Lower Cost Per Piece

Finished extensions include the labor of making the weft, tape or tip. Bulk hair doesn’t, so the cost per gram is lower. When you buy raw Vietnamese hair wholesale and do that work in-house, more of the final price stays in your business.

Is Bulk Hair the Right Choice for Your Business?

We’d rather tell you now than have you find out after the box arrives: bulk hair takes skill and time. Making wefts, sewing a unit or bonding keratin tips by hand is real craft work. A single human hair wig, for example, takes our own craftsmen days of careful hand work to finish.

Bulk is a good fit if you’re a hair brand, a manufacturer or a distributor that turns hair into finished products. It also works well for salons with an in-house team and for experienced stylists who build custom pieces for each client. But if you need hair that’s ready to install tomorrow, finished weft hair extensions or tape in hair extensions will save you hours of work.

Raw Vietnamese Hair Bundles: Specs at a Glance

If you buy raw Vietnamese hair bundles wholesale from us, every order starts with the same basics. Here’s what our bulk line offers today:

Since Vietnamese hair grows mostly straight, our team styles the wavy and curly textures at the factory. If you need naturally wavy hair, we can supply it on special order.

Choosing MS or L Quality

Our two bulk Hair Quality levels are both high-quality Remy hair. They aren’t a ranking from good to bad. They tell you how far the hair can go with color:

If you plan to lighten beyond #60, tell your account manager what you’re making. They’ll recommend the right option before you order.

Single Drawn, Double Drawn and Super Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair

“Drawn” describes how many short strands are left in a bundle. Single drawn Vietnamese hair keeps a natural mix of lengths, so it’s thick near the top and thinner toward the ends. It looks natural and costs less, but it won’t give a client heavy, blunt ends.

In double drawn hair, our team pulls out many of the shorter strands, so the ends stay thicker and you often need less hair for a full look. Super double drawn Vietnamese hair goes one step further. Almost every strand is the same length, so the bundle is full from top to bottom, and it’s the most expensive option. We list our bulk line in double drawn standards. If you need single drawn or super double drawn Vietnamese hair, just ask your account manager.

Not sure which quality, standard or length mix fits your work? Tell us what you make, and your account manager will suggest a starting order you can test before you scale up.

How We Keep Every Bulk Order Consistent

The hardest part of buying bulk isn’t the first order. It’s making sure the tenth order matches the first one. That’s why our process starts long before the hair reaches your hands.

All our hair is collected in Vietnam from healthy donors who are fairly paid. When the raw hair arrives, our team removes gray, reddish and damaged strands and lines up the roots so every strand runs the same way. Next, the team lays the hair out and hand-sorts it by length, so short strands don’t slip into a bundle and thin out the ends. Every order then goes through a 5-stage quality inspection and is checked against the sample you approved. Before shipping, we can send you photos or a short video of your actual bundles.

Scale matters too. We can supply around 10 tons of bulk hair a month from our 355,000 sq ft manufacturing facility, so a growing business won’t outgrow us after a few orders. If you want to see the process for yourself, you’re welcome to visit our Vietnam hair factory or ask for a virtual tour.

How to Check Vietnamese Raw Hair Before a Wholesale Order

Whether you buy from us or from someone else, test before you commit to a big order. The best raw hair vendors expect you to, and they’ll send samples without making it difficult. Here are four simple checks you can do in your own salon.

Run Your Fingers From Tip to Root

First, hold a few strands and slide your fingers from the ends up toward the top. Remy hair, with its cuticles aligned, feels slightly rough in that direction and smooth the other way. If it feels equally slick both ways, the cuticles have probably been stripped or coated with silicone.

Do a Burn Test on a Few Strands

Next, carefully burn two or three strands. Real human hair curls away from the flame, turns to ash and smells like burnt protein. If it melts into a hard little ball or smells like plastic, someone has mixed in synthetic fiber.

Look at Shine, Color and Stray Strands

Hold the bundle under daylight. Check how smooth and glossy it is, whether the color is even and how many reddish or damaged strands are mixed in. A well-sorted bundle has very few.

Wash It and Color a Test Strand

Finally, wash the sample two or three times. Well-sorted raw Vietnamese hair stays soft, keeps its pattern and has no strong chemical smell. Then color a single strand with the formula you plan to use, and check the result before you color a whole bundle. If you’re comparing Vietnamese hair vendors, this one test will tell you more than any product photo. It’s also the quickest way to narrow a raw hair vendor list down to the best raw hair vendor for your business. And if a vendor offers Remy bundles at a price that seems too low, test even more carefully.

Ordering Raw Vietnamese Hair Wholesale: Shipping and Next Steps

In-stock bulk hair ships from Vietnam with UPS, FedEx or DHL, with tracking, to the United States, Canada, Mexico, the UK, Europe, Africa and beyond. Delivery time depends on what you order and where it’s going, so your account manager confirms the timeline for each order before you pay.

Most new partners start with a sample, then place a small trial order before moving to regular Vietnamese raw hair wholesale orders. Since Vietnam raw hair wholesale prices depend on length, Hair Quality, standard and color, we quote each order based on what you actually need. Our wholesale hair vendors page explains samples, MOQ and payment in more detail. And if you’d like us to turn your bulk hair into finished wefts under your own label, our hair extension factory team can handle that as well.

Planning your first order of Vietnamese raw hair in bulk? Tell your account manager what you make, and they’ll suggest the right lengths, Hair Quality and standard, with factory-direct pricing.

Raw Vietnamese Hair FAQ

Is Raw Vietnamese Hair Good Quality?

It can be, but “raw” alone doesn’t promise quality. Raw hair is hair as it’s first collected, and it can be Remy or non-Remy. Vietnamese hair is naturally strong and thick, but the best raw Vietnamese hair still depends on how the vendor sorts it. Badly sorted bundles can be full at the top and thin at the ends, or mix in strands that run the wrong way. That’s why we sell our bulk hair as sorted, checked Remy hair.

Can Raw Vietnamese Hair Be Bleached?

It depends on the Hair Quality level. Natural-shade hair takes darker or warmer shades easily. Going lighter is where the level matters: we recommend keeping MS hair in its original color, while L hair can be colored and lightened up to #60 or 60C. For big color changes, work with a professional colorist and test a strand first.

Is Raw Vietnamese Hair Better Than Remy Hair?

They’re not opposites. Raw describes where the hair is in the process: it’s the raw material, before sorting. Remy describes the structure: every strand keeps its cuticle, and all the cuticles run one way, root to tip. Raw hair can become Remy after careful sorting, or it can stay non-Remy if it was collected loose. All of our bulk hair is sorted into Remy, in natural shades or pre-lightened.

How Long Does Raw Vietnamese Hair Last?

Well-sorted Remy bundles last about 1 to 2 years with proper care. Gentle washing, a good conditioner and less heat all help the hair reach the longer end of that range.

Who Should Buy Raw Vietnamese Hair?

Mostly businesses that make their own pieces: hair brands, wig makers, distributors and salons with skilled in-house teams. When it comes to raw hair, Vietnam is usually one of the first places buyers look, because the hair is strong, versatile and easy to customize.

Get a Bulk Hair Quote From Luxshine

If you’re ready to work with raw Vietnamese hair you can actually trust, tell us the lengths, colors, Hair Quality, standard and monthly volume you need. Your account manager will reply with pricing and a sample plan that fits your business. You can request a bulk hair quote online or message our team on WhatsApp at +1 912-888-8386.

Best for: Professional salons skilled in working with bulk hair, and end clients who want a custom-made look.