Factory

Since 1999. One material, one trade, one address.

We began by buying raw hair material and selling it on. Sorting, ventilating and finishing all grew out of that single trade — and they still happen on one site in Qingdao.

What happens before a strand reaches a ventilating hook

Raw material is bought by the kilogram and sorted by hand. Roughly one fifth of what comes in is accepted for our own lines; the rest is sold on rather than downgraded into a sheitel. That ratio is the reason our cheaper line still behaves like real hair a year later, and it is the first thing a buyer notices when they open a sample.

Where we are strong

• Sorting — by hand, before processing, so thickness and direction are matched along the strand
• Ventilating — silk top, lace top and full hand-tied on the same floor
• Colour — balayage, ombre and highlighted work made to a colour code rather than a marketing name
• Specification — every order leaves with a written sheet: origin, construction, density, colour

How we work with buyers

English and Hebrew specifications are both accepted. A named account contact answers WhatsApp during your business hours. Private label runs are planned around your label and packaging, and the specification is fixed in writing before the first cut so the second run matches the first.

What we do not put on this page

Floor area, annual capacity and headcount. They are the three numbers buyers ask for and the three that tell you least about whether the piece will be right in a year. Ask us for a sample instead, and check the specification sheet against what arrives.