Why Supplier Comparison Is Different
Tape-in, genius weft, I-tip, U-tip and other systems fail in different ways, so supplier evaluation must reflect the actual construction being purchased.
Core Comparison Areas
Hair quality; attachment construction; adhesive or keratin consistency; weight; color; shedding; packaging; repeat-order stability.
Use System-Specific QC
A generic checklist is not enough. Tape systems need adhesive checks, keratin systems need bond checks, and wefts need edge-stability checks.
Compare Like for Like
Ask each supplier to quote against the same attachment method, length, shade, texture, net hair weight, piece or strand count, packaging and test conditions. Record exclusions and alternatives separately; a low quote for a different pack definition is not a comparable offer.
Request Comparable Evidence
Use an approved reference sample and request construction close-ups, a measured pack, neutral-light color evidence and documented installation or removal observations appropriate to the method. Compare the result after washing and handling where relevant.
Score the Repeat-Order Risk
Review whether the supplier can retain color masters, attachment references and inspection records. Set measurable acceptance points in the final specification and recheck a later production lot against the approved sample.
Discuss Your Hair Extension Sourcing Project
Send Vayora your attachment system, target shades, lengths, pack specifications and reference samples.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should every extension system use the same comparison checklist?
No. Start with shared hair and color checks, then add attachment tests for tape, weft or bond construction.
What should be approved before a bulk order?
Agree the written specification, representative samples, inspection method, pack contents and acceptance criteria, subject to final project requirements.
Can a marketing grade replace physical testing?
No. Compare documented construction, samples and test observations rather than unsupported grade labels.
After comparing suppliers, organize your extension systems, shades and packing in a SKU matrix. Plan a private label extension assortment →