Buyer Context
An anonymized European wholesale buyer specified a coordinated human-hair programme across three style families. The public record focuses on assortment and quantity allocation; client identity, prices, document numbers and private delivery details are excluded.
Project Scope — Recorded Length and Quantity Matrix
| Style | Length mix | Quantity allocation | Style total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bone Straight | 12 / 14 / 16 / 18 in | 40 pcs per length | 160 pcs |
| Pixie | 16 / 18 / 20 / 24 in | 40 pcs per length | 160 pcs |
| Deep Wave | 20 / 22 / 24 / 26 / 28 in | 40 pcs per length | 200 pcs |
The recorded matrix contains 13 style-length combinations and totals 520 pieces. These quantities describe this project brief, not VAYORA’s MOQ, current stock or capacity.
Procurement Challenge
The assortment combines a compact straight range, a Pixie range and longer Deep Wave lengths. Style names alone do not define a production specification. Each combination needs its own line identity while the total remains reconciled to one order matrix.
Specification Development
The table records the confirmed style, nominal length and quantity fields. Lace area, cap construction, density, finished weight, colour allocation and attachment details are not added because the reviewed brief does not establish them.
The earlier material direction is not presented as a verified raw-material result. Supporting project documentation and sample evaluation are needed before any material claim is confirmed.
Sample / Approval
The available brief does not establish an approved sample or a revision history. A buyer evaluating a similar programme should record the sample version, required changes and final approved reference before production release.
Manufacturing / QC
No project-specific inspection report or pass result is published here. For a similar order, agree construction-specific checks against the approved specification and sample; retain the inspection record rather than treating a product description as evidence of compliance.
Packaging / SKU / Logistics
For a comparable order, separate style and length fields on the SKU record, then reconcile packing quantities to the 160 / 160 / 200 allocation. Packing-list, label, carton and shipment evidence have not been supplied for publication; no dispatch or delivery outcome is claimed.
Outcome — What the Available Record Establishes
The evidence establishes a multi-style procurement specification and quantity plan. It does not establish buyer sales, shipment completion, QC results or repeat purchasing.
What Buyers Can Learn
A length matrix makes allocation review concrete. Keep style-specific sample and inspection references separate, and reconcile totals across quotation, specification and packing documents before approving release.
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Buyer Questions
Does the 520-piece matrix represent a standard minimum order?
No. It is the recorded allocation for this project brief. Minimum quantities and commercial terms depend on the confirmed project.
Does this case confirm shipment or repeat orders?
No. The public evidence supports the specification and quantity structure only; no shipment or repeat-order result is claimed.
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