1. Product Reference
Confirm the finished product dimensions, SKU, shade, length and protection needs.
Review production capability →Private Label Packaging
Coordinate your product presentation with the selected wig or extension range. Packaging options depend on product dimensions, quantity, artwork, printing method and current component availability.
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Build the Presentation
Packaging should follow the approved product size, positioning and order quantity.
Discuss Your Packaging → 01Add brand, product and specification information using a suitable label format matched to the selected packaging component.
02Choose a protective format for product storage and presentation. Material, size, color and decoration depend on the product and quantity.
03Boxes can support retail presentation, gifting and organized product protection. Confirm product dimensions before finalizing the structure.
04Include product care, installation, maintenance or brand information that matches the actual product and target market.
Packaging Routes
A new collection may begin with practical stock components, while larger programs may require a more developed presentation system.
A practical starting option for samples, smaller launches or buyers testing a new collection.
Apply printing, selected colors, stickers, sleeves or inserts to an existing packaging structure.
Develop a specific box, bag or presentation system around product dimensions and brand direction. This route normally requires higher quantities and additional development time.
Additional Components
Use tags or labels for length, texture, color, density, weight or SKU organization when required.
Keep important product variations clearly identified across the approved assortment.
Provide relevant care or installation guidance based on the actual product.
Selected projects may include suitable accessories or supporting components, subject to confirmation.
Packaging Development Process
Finalize the wig, extension or hairpiece specification and approximate packed dimensions.
STEP 02Stock with label, customized stock component or fully customized presentation.
STEP 03Supply logo files, colors, text and product identification requirements.
STEP 04Check dimensions, placement, wording, printing and final packing method.
Artwork Checklist
Vector logo file where available, brand colors and font direction.
Product name, specification fields and required care or product information.
Target market, language requirements and any relevant product identification.
Preferred bag, box, label or insert format and estimated order quantity.
Keep the accepted pack, artwork revision and SKU identification linked to the approved product. Use the Repeat Order & Specification Control Hub when packaging or product details change before a repeat order.
Review the carton volume and shipping weight guide after the packed sample is approved. Compare actual packing dimensions, product protection and freight assumptions before confirming the shipping plan.
After the wig sample is approved, review the packaging as a fitted set rather than approving artwork alone. Confirm the folded wig, hair net, protective bag, insert and box together using the final cap, length and styling direction.

Final components and acceptance criteria are subject to sampling and project requirements.
Private Label Packaging Capability
Packaging development begins after the product direction is clear. VAYORA can coordinate the confirmed component routes already shown on this page—labels, bags or sleeves, boxes, inserts and accessory sets—while the final structure, decoration, quantity and timing remain subject to project review.
Confirm the finished product dimensions, SKU, shade, length and protection needs.
Review production capability →Match the selected component with the current logo, label, barcode, insert and artwork revision.
Review private label workflow →Approve the product and the packaging as connected—but separate—records before bulk packing.
See sample-to-bulk process →Verify that each finished item is matched to the correct brand SKU and packaging instruction.
Review quality control →No universal packaging MOQ, material, print specification or lead time is assumed. These are confirmed after the component, artwork, quantity and product have been reviewed.
Packaging FAQ
Confirm the product and quantity before final packaging development.
Yes. Branding options can be discussed according to the selected component, printing method and quantity.
Yes. The product specification should normally be confirmed first so the packaging can match the final dimensions and presentation requirements.
MOQ depends on the box structure, material, size, printing and finishing requirements.
Stock packaging is often the most practical route for early product evaluation.
Packaging support can be discussed based on the supplied logo, text, references and selected component.
Private Label Packaging
Send your product type, estimated quantity, logo, preferred packaging format and visual references. We will review suitable options and confirm the next steps.
Request a QuoteConnect the approved packaging version with the intended wig collection and its private-label requirements. Review private-label wig development requirements when preparing the next project decision.
Check the finished extension product, pack contents and label-to-SKU accuracy before shipment release.