
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.
Read more ↗Nine style concepts connect the product discussion with sample approval, private labels and repeat-order records.

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 straight glueless collection concept for brands building a recognisable everyday style. The development brief combines fitting details with a consistent silhouette.
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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 defined curl concept for brands planning a texture-focused collection. The development emphasis is a repeatable appearance supported by appropriate care information.
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A short synthetic style concept for a separate accessible-price product line. Clear fibre information helps a brand distinguish the range from its human hair collections.
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A pronounced long-wave concept for a brand that wants a recognisable texture family. It can sit beside a softer wave while maintaining a distinct product identity.
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A fuller-looking textured straight concept for a deliberately edited brand range. The finish should be described through a sample rather than a loosely interpreted texture name.
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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.
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A cropped style concept for a brand’s short-hair offering. The small silhouette makes it particularly useful to define the approved cut in measurable terms.
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