
Foundation 01 — Body Wave
A dark body-wave concept for a private label’s core launch assortment. Start the development brief with the target retail position, then define construction and presentation together.
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From a first collection brief to a repeatable order, bring the product, packaging and approval record together with an OEM/ODM factory partner in Xuchang.
Start a development brief ↗Products ↗
Use approval points to connect an idea with the product your team expects to receive.
Identify the target customer and the role of each proposed SKU.
Approve the construction, shade and appearance against a recorded version.
Connect the labels, protective packaging and care card to the correct product.
Confirm inspection, packing references and dispatch arrangements.

A dark body-wave concept for a private label’s core launch assortment. Start the development brief with the target retail position, then define construction and presentation together.
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A compact blonde concept for a controlled colour capsule. This style helps a brand test a lighter shade without expanding every core design into multiple colour variants.
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A dimensional wave concept for limited colour launches and seasonal edits. The brief focuses on the distribution of lighter areas as well as the base shade.
Read more ↗A repeat order needs more than a marketing photograph. Link the style code to the sample version, material description, cap measurements, shade and packaging artwork.
Factory-direct and tiered wholesale prices are quoted against the final brief. MOQ, sample eligibility and production dates are confirmed for the specific project.
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DaHui supports source-factory discussions about wigs, private labels and OEM/ODM production. We use an approved specification to define what the order should contain.
Check the hair, cap, lace and packaging together. Agree any inspection or test evidence before making a product claim. Confirm availability before relying on a stock dispatch target.
Read the quote checklist ↗A development brief joins the product, packaging and commercial assumptions in one place. It gives the factory a concrete starting point for a useful quotation.
A correct wig in a confusing or incorrect pack still creates a problem for a private label. Packaging approval should check information, protection and the connection to the right SKU.
An inspection brief should turn the approved sample into specific checks. It is more useful to agree the method before production than to invent acceptance rules at the packing stage.
Keeping the sample and packaging versions together makes our launch decisions easier to follow.
Include your assortment idea, estimated quantities, delivery destination and private-label requirements. We can then identify the sample and approval steps to discuss.
Discuss sample eligibility, shipping costs and order terms with our team.