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PLUCHARM / PROFESSIONAL BUYING GUIDE
A private-label hair range needs two approvals: the finished hair specification and the branded presentation. Begin with a focused SKU list, evaluate samples and approve packaging separately. A visual concept cannot replace a physical product reference.
| Approval | Output |
|---|---|
| Hair | Sample plus method, grade, colour, length and grams |
| Pack | Piece count, labels and packaging proof |
| Order | Confirmed quantities, quotation and schedule |
| Reorder | Stable SKU mapping and retained reference |
Write the product brief first
Include target customer, method, grade, shade range, lengths, finished weight and pack count. Explain the price position and intended use. PLUCHARM 12A is the preferred starting range; 10A can be compared for a more accessible price position.
Approve construction and colour together
Review the attachment front and back, dimensions, handling limits and colour reference. Keep an approved sample and its evaluation record. If a custom format is requested, confirm feasibility and the exact differences from an existing product.
Treat packaging as a separate workstream
Specify box or sleeve size, material, hair restraint, labels, artwork and printed information. Approve the final proof and quantity. Custom packaging costs and minimum quantities are quoted separately from the regular hair minimum of 500g per colour and size.
Plan the first order and the reorder
Begin with combinations your business can evaluate and sell. Record your brand SKU against the supplier reference. Agree how changes, incoming checks and replenishment are handled before expanding the range. Pricing, timing and any exclusive arrangement require written confirmation.
Editorial update: 9 September 2026. Product guidance and PLUCHARM ordering information; confirm the specification and commercial terms for your exact order.
