WLACCYIWU / HAIR ACCESSORIES
PRIVATE LABEL / SOURCING / DEVELOPMENT

Your idea. Your label.
A clearer production route.

Choose existing styles, commission production to a defined specification or develop a new concept. Every route needs different inputs and approvals. We coordinate the discussion from Yiwu without claiming unverified fixed minimums or timelines.

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CHOOSE YOUR ROUTE

Wholesale, OEM and ODM are not the same service.

We explain the differences before you spend money on samples, custom components or labels.

01 / CURATED STYLES

Wholesale

Select an existing reference. Discuss available colors, samples, mixed styles, packaging and quantity breakdowns.

  • Based on a catalog item
  • Product construction may stay unchanged
  • MOQ and stock verified by style and color
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02 / YOUR SPECIFICATION

OEM

Supply drawings, an approved sample or a build specification. Evaluate feasibility, source materials, make and approve samples.

  • You provide technical/design requirements
  • Changes may affect sampling or tooling
  • Specification and QC approval required
Send an OEM brief ↗
03 / DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT

ODM

Start with your concept, mood board and target market. Define development scope, revisions, material choices and approvals.

  • Concept to sample is a scoped service
  • Design fees and rights must be agreed
  • Production starts after sign-off
Discuss ODM scope ↗
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MATERIALS / COMPONENTS

One headband. Several material claims.

We distinguish the surface fabric from the internal band, grip/teeth, padding, attached decorations, logo parts and packaging. A fabric entry alone is not a complete material specification.

Surface
Fabric/textile; exact fiber content confirmed per sample
Core
Resin inner band
Acrylic stones
Confirmed specifically for WL-037 decorative stones
Beads
WL-035 decorative beads
Read the Materials Guide ↗
DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

From an idea to a repeatable order

01

Send references

Style, target market, quantities, available photos and brand requirements.

02

Feasibility & quote scope

Identify materials, minimums, sampling, custom parts and known exclusions.

03

Approve samples

Check dimensions, band feel, color, decoration, workmanship and packaging.

04

Production & QC

Manufacture against the approved reference and agreed inspection checkpoints.

05

Shipment handoff

Reconfirm carton details, terms and responsibilities in writing.

BUYER LIBRARY

Understand the choices before you request a price.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Answers worth having before sampling

Do you have one fixed MOQ for every headband?

No. MOQ must be checked by product, color, production method, decoration and packaging. We do not show a blanket promise without a confirmed supplier quote.

Can I provide a sample or my own drawing?

Yes, use our development brief to explain the reference and desired changes. Technical feasibility, any design constraints and quotation terms are confirmed after review.

What is the difference between packaging size and headband size?

The dimensions in some existing catalog records are packaging measurements, not physical headband dimensions. Please request sample measurements for product-specific requirements.

Are the decorative stones acrylic?

WL-037 features acrylic decorative stones. We do not generalize this to beads, other trims or unrelated products until checked.

Can you quote shipping and lead time now?

Those depend on the approved specification, order quantity, packing details and destination. Please send these inputs first; we will confirm conditions in writing.

START WITH A CLEAR BRIEF

Tell us what you want to make.

No invented MOQ, vague material promises or surprise changes of scope. Share the information you already have, and we'll identify what must be confirmed next.

Build My Development Brief ↗
MORE BUYER RESOURCES

Check the details before you request a quote.

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