"Drawn" describes one thing only: how much short hair was taken out. Every ponytail as it is cut holds hairs of many lengths. Single drawn hair has some of the short hair removed and keeps a natural taper, fuller at the weft and finer at the ends. Double drawn goes further. Super drawn, which we make as loose bulk for wig makers, removes most of the short hair. There is no industry standard that fixes how much each level removes, so judge a vendor by the ends of a sample, not by the label.
Drawing changes where the weight sits, not the weight itself: a double drawn bundle is still 100 g, with more of it at full length. That is why the same length looks thicker at the hem of a wig or the line of a blunt bob. It takes more hair and more hand sorting to make, so double drawn hair wholesale is quoted above single drawn of the same length and texture.
Specifications
| Drawn levels | Single drawn (natural taper), double drawn (fuller ends), super drawn (most short hair removed; loose bulk only) |
|---|---|
| Forms | Machine-weft bundles, hand-tied wefts, halo wire, and loose bulk tied at one end, not wefted |
| Bundle weight | 100 g per bundle; drawing changes how the weight is spread along the length, not the weight |
| Hand-tied wefts | Double drawn, 100 g per weft, 14"–24" |
| Russian-style double drawn bundles | Fine, silky strand, 10"–32" (Indian temple hair; "Russian-style" names the texture) |
| Halo wire | Double drawn, one weft on a clear wire, 14"–24", 120–220 g per set |
| Shades | Natural #1B and #2 as standard; lifted shades made to order |
| Hair | South Indian temple hair: raw (single donor), virgin (2–3 donors) or Remy (3–5 donors) |
Weights and lengths are the catalogue figures on each product page. The drawn level you order is written on the proforma invoice, so a reorder is drawn to the same specification.
Single, double and super drawn products compared
Each product below has its own page with photographs and its country delivery pages. The first three are loose bulk; the rest are wefted.
| Drawn | Form | Choose it for | Product page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single drawn | Loose bulk, tied not wefted | A natural taper, for wig makers, braiders and extension makers who want layered ends | Single Drawn Bulk Hair |
| Double drawn | Loose bulk, tied not wefted | Ventilating, tipping and braiding where the ends must stay full | Double Drawn Bulk Hair |
| Super drawn | Loose bulk with most short hair removed | Wig makers who need the fullest possible ends | Super Drawn Bulk Hair |
| Double drawn | Bundle with a fine, silky strand, 10"–32" | Blending with fine European hair, thick from root to tip | Russian-Style Double-Drawn Bundles |
| Double drawn | Hand-tied weft, 100 g, 14"–24" | Beaded-row and sewn-row installs, where a thin weft must still look full | Hand-Tied Weft Extensions |
| Double drawn | One weft on a clear wire, 14"–24" | A one-weft piece that must not look thin at the ends | Halo Wire Extensions |
How it is made
- 1The hair is temple hair donated in South India and bought at auction as raw, unprocessed ponytails, each holding hairs of many lengths.
- 2In Delhi the hair is sorted by length and cuticle direction, so every strand in a lot runs root to tip the same way before any hair is pulled out.
- 3Drawing is hand work. The hair is held at the root end and the shorter strands are pulled out in passes: single drawn takes out some of them, double drawn takes out most, and super drawn goes further again.
- 4Natural shades are washed and conditioned only; lighter shades are lifted in controlled batches after drawing.
- 5The drawn hair is machine-wefted, hand-tied, fitted to a halo wire or tied as loose bulk in-house in Delhi, and each piece is weighed against the packing list.
- 6Pieces are washed and blow-dried on sample and checked for shedding, tangling and colour before packing, then ship with the commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin.
The six steps from temple to export are on our About page.
Who buys double drawn hair from us
- Wig makers who need the hem and the nape of a unit to look as full as the crown, and ventilate double or super drawn bulk.
- Salons cutting blunt styles for bobs, lobs and one-length sew-ins, where a tapered end shows as thin hair at the line.
- Extension salons fitting hand-tied wefts or halos, where one thin weft carries the whole look.
- Resellers and online stores who sell single and double drawn as two lines and need each to be what the label says, with private label from 50 pieces.
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
- Detangle from the ends upwards with a wide-tooth comb; full ends hold more knots than tapered ones if they are brushed from the weft down.
- Wash with a sulfate-free shampoo and condition every wash.
- Let the weft dry fully before styling or reinstalling.
- Sew-ins and weft rows are moved up or reinstalled every 6–8 weeks and the same hair reused; with proper care it lasts 3–5 years.
Questions buyers ask
- What does double drawn hair mean?
- It means most of the shorter strands have been pulled out of the bundle by hand, so more of the hair reaches the stated length and the ends stay close to the thickness of the weft. Single drawn hair has fewer short strands removed and keeps a natural taper.
- What is the difference between single, double and super drawn?
- How much short hair is removed. Single drawn removes some and keeps a taper; double drawn removes most; super drawn removes most of what is left, for wig makers who need the fullest ends. We supply super drawn as loose bulk.
- Is double drawn the same as double weft?
- No. Double weft describes the stitching: two rows of machine weft along the top of a bundle, which holds the hair more firmly. Double drawn describes the hair itself. A bundle can be double weft and single drawn, so ask for both in writing.
- Does a double drawn bundle weigh more?
- No. A bundle is 100 g either way. In a double drawn bundle more of that weight sits at full length, so it looks thicker at the ends; a single drawn bundle of the same length looks fuller near the weft and finer at the tips.
- Is there a standard for how full double drawn bundles are?
- No. The trade has no agreed measure, and vendors use the label differently. Look at the ends of a sample: lay the bundle flat and compare the thickness a few inches from the tip with the thickness at the weft. Our sample kits let you do that before a larger order.
- How is double drawn hair priced wholesale?
- By form, length, texture and quantity, quoted on a proforma invoice. There is no minimum order; wholesale list pricing applies from 1.5 kg and volume pricing from 5 kg. Double drawn is quoted above single drawn because it takes more hair and more hand sorting.
Double drawn bundles by destination
Delivery time, payment routes and the import duty listed in each country's tariff:
