Hair Topper Manufacturers: Base Size, Density and Custom Order Checklist

Describe the coverage area and intended presentation of the product, using an appropriate reference or measurements. A procurement brief should not diagnose a wearer’s condition or promise a medical outcome. Personal suitability and fitting should be assessed by the relevant professional rather than inferred from a catalogue size.

State whether the project needs a closed coverage base, an integration structure, a hairline-specific piece or a design with a defined opening. Those choices affect what the sample must show. If the buyer actually needs a complete cap, use a wig specification instead of stretching a topper brief to cover a different product.

Treat each base description as a starting point for inspection. Ask which areas use which material, where those areas meet and how the base supports the intended parting and hair direction. A combined mono-and-PU reference should not be simplified to mono alone if the PU zone affects the design.

An integration product has its own openings and layout to review. Do not infer a closed base from a photograph of the hair side, and do not assume every product with the same nominal size has the same internal structure. Request clear base views and an identified sample before approving the construction.

Our catalogue includes Mono Lace Topper 3×5 inches, Mono & PU Topper 6×6 inches, Mono Lace Topper 6×7 inches and V-Part Mono Lace Topper 5×7 inches. Choose the design closest to your coverage needs, then agree the finished base dimensions and tolerances on the sample.

Record which dimension is length and which is width, the orientation of the base and the measuring condition. For a V-part or integration design, add the opening dimensions and shape. The outer rectangle alone cannot describe a non-solid base or the area that will actually provide coverage.

Inspect the specific topper catalogue references · Topper units and finished-piece specification boundaries

A density request should explain the intended appearance across the base rather than rely only on one percentage. Parting areas, hairline zones and other regions may need different treatment. Use the finished reference and a clear distribution description so the supplier can explain how the sample will represent the design.

Parting and hair direction can affect the way the coverage is presented. Record whether the brief expects a defined part, a particular hair flow or another agreed arrangement. If the base changes size or material, ask which density and direction fields need to be reviewed again rather than transferring the previous approval automatically.

Document the attachment type, locations and any agreed dimensions on the base diagram. For a clip-in reference, count and identify the clips; for another attachment design, specify the relevant construction requirements. Have the intended fitting professional evaluate suitability. This article does not prescribe a universal attachment arrangement for individual users.

Inspect the attachment area as part of the finished sample, not as an isolated accessory. A change in base shape or material may require different placement or handling. If the supplier proposes a revision, update the drawing and approval record so packaging and support information remain aligned with the actual product.

Record material, processing description, governing hair length, texture and physical shade target. A 6×6-inch base label does not describe the length of the hair. Likewise, a loose-hair weight or grade name does not establish the finished topper’s density, coverage or total weight. Keep those fields distinct and explain how each will be evaluated.

For rooted or highlighted colours, confirm placement relative to the parting and hair direction on the actual topper. A colour swatch starts the discussion but cannot approve the finished distribution. Straight, wavy or curly texture should also be assessed in the selected construction, with the measurement and viewing conditions recorded.

A topper’s minimum order is confirmed by finished-piece quantity, base construction and customization complexity. The extension reference of 100g per solid colour is not the applicable unit. Ask for the sample-development scope and identify any fields that remain subject to feasibility before agreeing the production order.

This checklist is useful for buyers developing a repeatable coverage product. If the goal is only to resell an existing branded model, verify the model specification and channel terms instead of claiming an OEM relationship. In either case, retain an identified finished sample and record changes to the base, density, hair or attachment as a new approval version.

Explore our product specifications and linked construction references when preparing your sample request.

Prime Human Hair product specifications · Catalogue source for named base-size references

A mono-lace reference and a silk-base reference can help a buyer explain the preferred parting appearance and base construction. They are starting points, not interchangeable size standards. Ask for a dimensioned base record and confirm attachment placement on the selected sample before transferring a catalogue size label to an order.

Mono-lace topper construction reference · Silk-base topper construction reference