Custom Tape-In Hair Extension Manufacturer

Develop the length, dimensions and quantity around your product requirements. The approved sample and specification provide the reference for production and repeat orders.

Classic, Invisible Seamless and Injected formats have separate product references. Review the tab, hair distribution near the attachment and piece configuration for each format.

Classic Tape-In Extensions

Classic Tape-In human hair extensions for salon brands and wholesale collections. Customize hair quality, tab dimensions, piece weight, length, colour and packaging.

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Invisible Seamless Tape-In Extensions

Invisible Seamless Tape-In human hair extensions for professional use. Choose the hair quality, length, colour and texture, with tab construction, piece weight and pack quantity tailored to your collection.

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Injected Tape-In Extensions

Injected Tape-In human hair extensions with custom hair quality, length, colour and pack options. The injection area and tab dimensions are developed alongside piece weight and hair distribution.

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Browse Tape-In colour and construction references

Review product-specific sample checks

Depending on the project, Tape-In products may include different tape and hair-placement constructions.

Compare tab construction, hair placement and single-piece versus pack specifications in our Invisible Tape-In vs Regular Tape-In wholesale guide.

The selected design should reflect:

• intended salon application
• desired visual result
• attachment dimensions
• hair distribution
• product weight
• target market

For applicable small-tab projects, 2g, 2.5g, 3g and 4g per piece are development examples, not approved options for every base. Record net hair and finished-piece weight separately, then reconcile the individual-piece count with the pack total.

Replacement tape and packaging

Record the replacement-tape dimensions, adhesive format, removal materials and preparation instructions approved for the base. Evaluate attachment and replacement as part of the sample plan with the intended professional; a successful hair wash test alone does not approve the adhesive system. Confirm liners, storage guidance and product labels before packaging release.

Wavy and curly Tape-In development

Straight, wavy and curly enquiries are accepted. Use the existing Tape-In lookbook to identify a reference, then record the dry pattern, measured-length condition and agreed wash-and-dry observations. Confirm your chosen length, shade and attachment together on the finished sample.

Compare Invisible and regular Tape-In inspection fields · Prepare a Tape-In RFQ

Classic, injected and long-strip products do not share one assumed tab specification. Compare the attachment surface and hair distribution close to it. Record the selected dimensions and piece configuration before comparing sample quotations.

• Tab width, height and attachment profile
• Hair-only weight per piece and pack count
• Replacement tape and removal procedure
• Separate records for attachment and hair performance

Review the product-specific quality checks · Keep a sample evaluation record

Tape-In ranges commonly require a broad colour assortment. We can discuss:

• solid shades
• rooted shades
• blends
• highlights
• dimensional colours
• customised references

Approve rooted, blended or dimensional colour on the finished Tape-In piece. Hair close to the attachment contributes to the visible result, so a loose colour swatch does not replace the finished reference.

Use a physical colour ring, swatch or extension. Approve the shade and placement on the finished construction; screen photographs communicate direction.

Compare hair-material definitions · Plan physical colour development

Choose a Tape-In construction and share the tab or product reference, usable length, colour and quantity. If known, add the hair-only weight per piece, pack count and replacement-tape requirements.

Build a Tape-In specification →

1. Share the reference and product details you already know.
2. Review feasibility, sample quantity, price and timing for the actual specification.
3. Evaluate the physical sample and agree the written construction, colour and packaging record.
4. Use the approved sample and specification version for the bulk-production review.

Sample quantity and lead time are confirmed for the product, material and colour. Confirm when the timing starts and keep production time separate from shipping.