Are you a raw hair vendor or a factory?

A manufacturer and exporter. We buy temple hair at source, sort, draw and weft it at our own facility in Delhi, and invoice under our own company, Suvita Hair Global Private Limited. The CIN and GSTIN on our About page can be checked on India's public portals.

Is Vietnamese-style or Cambodian-style raw hair from Vietnam or Cambodia?

Not ours. Those names describe the strand and texture buyers ask for. Every Suvita product is Indian hair processed in Delhi. A raw vendor who sells a style name should tell you where the hair actually grew; ask the question in writing.

How can I tell whether hair is really raw?

Look for the signs of one donor: natural texture only, natural shades only, and slight differences between bundles. Patterned waves, lifted colours and identical bundles across a large lot point to processing. Order a sample, wash it and check how it behaves before you buy in volume.

What should a raw hair vendor put in writing?

Donors per bundle, processing (none), where the hair grew, texture as donated, length, weight per bundle, single or double drawn, weft type, shade, the HS code and the legal name on the bank account. If a vendor will not write those on the proforma invoice, treat the word raw with caution.

Can raw hair be coloured?

Yes. It has never been chemically processed, so a professional colourist starts from the shade it grew in. Strand-test first. Pre-coloured raw hair is not raw: lifted shades are made from virgin or Remy hair.

How do I pay a raw hair vendor safely?

We take payment in full in advance against a proforma invoice, by bank transfer to an account in the company's own name, card through a payment link, PayPal, Western Union or MoneyGram, or Wise. Our bank details are never changed by email, so call or WhatsApp us if a message says otherwise.

Raw Hair Vendors: Choosing a Raw Indian Hair Vendor

Single-donor hair has tells a buyer can check. It comes only in the texture it grew in — natural straight, wavy or curly — and only in natural shades. Bundles in one order vary a little, as one person's hair differs from the next person's. A bundle of "raw" hair in a deep wave pattern or a blonde shade has been processed, whatever the label says.

This page is for resellers, salons and brands picking a raw vendor. The product itself, with its specifications, is on our raw Indian hair page. Below: what to ask, what a vendor should put on paper, and the raw styles we sell.

Specifications

Donors per bundle	1 (single donor)
Processing	None: no acid bath, no steam pattern, no colour
Textures	Natural straight, wavy or curly, as donated
Shades	Natural only: natural black (#1B) and natural brown (#2)
Weight	100 g per bundle
Lengths	10"–32" (Vietnamese-style 12"–34")
Origin	Temple hair from South India, processed in Delhi; "-style" names describe the texture, not where the hair grew
Customs heading	HS 6703 (human hair, worked)
Ordering	No minimum; wholesale list pricing from 1.5 kg, volume pricing from 5 kg

Figures are the catalogue specifications for our raw hair products. Donors per bundle, processing, texture, length and weight are written on the proforma invoice, which is what a raw vendor should be willing to sign.

The raw hair styles we sell

Every row is single-donor Indian temple hair. The style names are the textures buyers ask for, not countries of origin. Burmese-style straight and Peruvian-style raw hair are also listed on their own pages.

Style	Strand and pattern	Lengths	Product page
Raw Indian	Natural straight, wavy or curly, as donated	10"–32"	Raw Indian Hair
Vietnamese-style	Fine, silky strand	12"–34"	Vietnamese-Style Raw Hair
Cambodian-style	Medium-coarse strand with a natural wave	10"–32"	Cambodian-Style Raw Hair
Burmese-style curly	Natural 3B–3C curl, as donated	10"–32"	Burmese-Style Raw Curly Bundles
Malaysian-style	Dense, silky strand in natural black	10"–32"	Malaysian-Style Raw Hair
Mongolian-style	Coarse-to-medium strand	10"–32"	Mongolian-Style Raw Hair
Slavic-style	Fine, silky strand in natural dark shades	10"–32"	Slavic-Style Raw Hair
Brazilian-style	Medium density with a natural body wave	10"–32"	Brazilian-Style Raw Hair

How it is made

1Raw hair is temple hair donated in South India and bought at auction as raw, unprocessed ponytails. For Israel and Muslim-majority markets we use hair from private donors instead.
2Each ponytail is kept as one donor's hair and sorted in Delhi by length and cuticle direction, root to tip.
3The hair is washed and conditioned only. Nothing is done to change its texture or colour, which is why raw hair comes only in the patterns and shades it grew in.
4It is drawn single or double, then machine-wefted in-house as bundles or tied as loose bulk.
5Each bundle is weighed against the packing list, washed and blow-dried on sample, and checked for shedding and tangling.
6Consignments ship under HS 6703 with a commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, issued by Suvita Hair Global Private Limited.

The six steps from temple to export are on our About page.

Who buys raw indian hair vendor from us

Resellers and online stores launching a raw line who need a vendor whose definition of raw will survive a customer's questions.
Private-label brands putting their own name on raw bundles, with packaging, tags and care cards from 50 pieces.
Colourists and salons who want hair that has never been processed, so colour starts from the shade the hair grew in.
Wig makers who buy raw bundles or loose bulk to build units that match one donor's texture.

Order terms

Minimum order: None. Single pieces and mixed orders are welcome; wholesale list pricing applies from 1.5 kg and volume pricing from 5 kg.
Samples: Sample kits start at $99. The $99 kit is credited against a first order above $990 placed within 30 days.
Private label: Plain, unbranded polybags as standard. Your own packaging, tags, logo printing and care cards from 50 pieces.
Payment: 100% in advance against a proforma invoice: bank transfer, card through a payment link, PayPal, or Western Union / MoneyGram.
Dropshipping: Available: we ship straight to your customer with no Suvita branding or prices on the parcel.
Lead time: Stock is dispatched 2–3 working days after payment; made-to-order work takes 3–5 days of production first.
Delivery: DHL Express or FedEx, door to door with tracking, usually 5–7 business days in transit.
Duty: Shipments travel DAP: import duty and taxes are paid by the buyer on arrival, at the destination's own rate.

See the sample kits, the import duty by country and our replacement policy.

Care and lifespan

Treat raw hair like the client's own: a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner every wash.
Use a heat protectant before flat irons and curling tools.
Colour professionally, and strand-test first; raw hair lifts from its natural shade.
Expect small differences between bundles from different donors, and blend them when installing.
With proper care raw hair lasts 3–5 years, the same as our virgin and Remy hair.

Questions buyers ask

Are you a raw hair vendor or a factory?: A manufacturer and exporter. We buy temple hair at source, sort, draw and weft it at our own facility in Delhi, and invoice under our own company, Suvita Hair Global Private Limited. The CIN and GSTIN on our About page can be checked on India's public portals.
Is Vietnamese-style or Cambodian-style raw hair from Vietnam or Cambodia?: Not ours. Those names describe the strand and texture buyers ask for. Every Suvita product is Indian hair processed in Delhi. A raw vendor who sells a style name should tell you where the hair actually grew; ask the question in writing.
How can I tell whether hair is really raw?: Look for the signs of one donor: natural texture only, natural shades only, and slight differences between bundles. Patterned waves, lifted colours and identical bundles across a large lot point to processing. Order a sample, wash it and check how it behaves before you buy in volume.
What should a raw hair vendor put in writing?: Donors per bundle, processing (none), where the hair grew, texture as donated, length, weight per bundle, single or double drawn, weft type, shade, the HS code and the legal name on the bank account. If a vendor will not write those on the proforma invoice, treat the word raw with caution.
Can raw hair be coloured?: Yes. It has never been chemically processed, so a professional colourist starts from the shade it grew in. Strand-test first. Pre-coloured raw hair is not raw: lifted shades are made from virgin or Remy hair.
How do I pay a raw hair vendor safely?: We take payment in full in advance against a proforma invoice, by bank transfer to an account in the company's own name, card through a payment link, PayPal, Western Union or MoneyGram, or Wise. Our bank details are never changed by email, so call or WhatsApp us if a message says otherwise.