What Is Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair, and How Is It Graded?

Double drawn Vietnamese hair means how a bundle is sorted, not what it’s made of. Every strand is graded so the hair stays the same thickness from root to tip, instead of thinning out at the ends. At Govihair, a wholesale raw Vietnamese hair factory in Da Nang, Vietnam with 10+ years of experience, this is how we grade every bundle. Knowing what “double drawn” means is the first step to ordering hair that works for your clients. It also helps to know how double drawn differs from raw, virgin, or Vietnamese hair grades in general. Minimum order: 500 grams.

What Is Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair?

Double drawn is a sorting method, not a type of hair. Shorter strands are pulled out by hand so what’s left stays close to the same thickness from root to tip. Single drawn hair is different: the natural mix of lengths stays as is, so a bundle looks full at the root but thinner near the tip.

This is a separate question from raw versus virgin, and buyers often confuse the two. Raw hair is 100% unprocessed: no chemicals, no steaming, cuticles intact, sold in the donor’s natural curl. Virgin hair is also chemically untreated, but it may be steamed into a curl it didn’t start with. Read what raw hair actually means for the full explanation. In short: double drawn tells you how a bundle was sorted for thickness, while raw and virgin tell you what was done to the hair itself. A bundle can be raw double drawn hair or virgin double drawn hair.

Single Drawn vs Double Drawn: What’s the Difference?

Single drawn hair keeps its natural mix of lengths, the way hair grows off a donor. That’s why it looks fuller near the root and gets thinner toward the tip: a natural, slightly layered shape rather than a blunt one. It’s also the more affordable option, since it needs less manual sorting before it becomes a sellable bundle.

Double drawn hair goes through an extra sorting step by hand. Shorter strands are pulled out so what’s left stays close to the same thickness from root to tip. That extra labor takes more raw hair to fill the same weight in long, even strands. This is why double drawn bundles cost more than single drawn ones of the same length and donor tier. In return, the tip looks fuller and more even. There are also fewer short, weak strands mixed in. That’s why double drawn hair tends to hold up a little longer under regular wear and styling than single drawn hair of the same donor quality.

Neither is the “better” hair on its own. They suit different jobs. Single drawn works well for buyers reselling natural, darker colors, where a slight taper toward the tip isn’t a problem. It also suits price-sensitive markets, where cost per kilogram matters more than a perfectly even tip. Double drawn earns its price when the tip needs to look full and polished: wigs, closures, sleek styles, and any look where the ends are on display.

That same full-tip idea also separates double drawn from the next grade up. Super Double sorts even further, keeping more strands at full length. It suits buyers who want a thicker, fuller tip than the standard double drawn grade gives. See “What Is Super Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair?” below for how that grade compares.

How Do You Identify Double Drawn Hair by Eye and by Touch?

You don’t need lab equipment to check a well-sorted bundle. A quick look and feel tells you most of what you need to know before you buy.

• By eye: look straight at the tip. A true double drawn bundle keeps roughly the same amount of hair across the width of the tip, with no thin, patchy ends. On a single drawn bundle, that thinning is obvious.
• By touch: run your fingers from root to tip. Double drawn hair feels close to the same thickness the whole way down; single drawn hair thins out past the midpoint.
• For Super Double or Luxury grade, the difference is easier to feel. The tip feels almost as full as the root, with very few short strands mixed in.

This is exactly what Govihair’s pre-payment video verification shows on camera. You’re checking the same thing the supplier shows you, not just taking their word for it.

What Are the Different Grades and Donor Types of Double Drawn Hair?

Not all double drawn Vietnamese hair is sorted to the same standard. Govihair’s official 2026 price list grades bundles by tail weight kept at full length. It also pairs that grade with the donor type behind the hair, which affects how long the hair lasts. Both live in one reference table:

Grade and donor type are two separate ways to classify a bundle, and a bundle can carry both at once. A single-donor bundle, for example, can also be Super Double.

Why Do Two Suppliers Quote Very Different Prices for the Same Grade?

Here is something most factories won’t put in writing: grade can be built to a price.

There is no shared industry standard for what “Super” means. One supplier’s Super can be another supplier’s standard Double Drawn. That’s exactly why you sometimes see a surprisingly cheap quote for a Super bundle. Then the hair arrives, and it doesn’t match what you expected.

Two things let you check for yourself instead of trusting the label:

• Ask for the short-strand ratio and the tail thickness, not the grade name. Those two numbers describe the actual bundle. The grade name describes nothing on its own.
• Know what the source material allows. Donor hair, cut directly from one person’s head, naturally has a thinner tail – very few donor bundles come with a genuinely thick tail. Virgin hair is different: a factory can re-mix the length ratio to hit a target price. The higher the price you pay, the lower the short-strand ratio you receive. The lower the price, the more short strands go in.

That relationship is the honest explanation behind most “too good to be true” quotes in this industry. Nothing is being hidden – you are simply buying a different length ratio than you thought.

How Thick Are the Ends of Double Drawn Hair Extensions?

Buyers usually ask about end thickness first. It’s the clearest sign of how a bundle will look once installed. Mixed-donor hair has the thickest ends of the three donor types. Single-donor hair is thinner, but it bleaches more evenly – a direct result of being cut straight from one head rather than blended. A vendor selling mostly natural colors may want thicker ends. A salon doing heavy color work may prefer single-donor hair for its even bleach result. 

This is one of the clearest visual signs of double drawn Vietnamese hair when you’re comparing bundles side by side.

Which Donor Type Fits Your Market?

Color and market fit tend to follow the same donor type. Single-donor bundles take light, bleached tones such as #613, #60, and #1001 most evenly. That’s why they’re the usual pick for buyers in Europe, the US, and Asia doing blonde or ash colors. 2-3 donor and mixed-donor bundles hold darker, natural tones like chocolate brown or burgundy just as well. They cost less too, which is why they’re the tiers most requested by buyers in African markets. 

Whichever donor type you choose, it still needs to meet Govihair’s double drawn Vietnamese hair grading standard before it ships.

What Are the Best-Selling Textures for Double Drawn Weft Bundles?

Among Govihair’s double drawn Vietnamese hair weft bundles, Bone Straight is currently the best seller with wholesale buyers, followed closely by deep wave, body wave, loose wave, pixie curly, and kinky  straight.

What Is Super Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair?

Super Double sits between standard double drawn and Luxury. The difference comes down to how much weight is left at the tail once short strands are pulled out. A Super Double bundle keeps 75-80g of tail weight at full length. The shortest strand allowed also gets longer as the bundle length increases. An 8-18 inch bundle allows no strand shorter than 8 inches. A 26-30 inch bundle allows no strand shorter than 20 inches. Standard double drawn only removes short strands, with no minimum weight or length requirement. Luxury goes even further, holding 80g or more of tail weight at those same lengths.

That extra sorting shows up mainly at the ends. A Super Double bundle looks fuller and takes bleach or color more evenly than standard double drawn, since fewer thin, uneven strands are mixed in. It’s worth the higher price for buyers doing lighter colors, repeated bleaching, or premium wig work where the tip is on full display. For buyers reselling mostly natural, darker shades, standard double drawn usually performs just as well. The same is true for large, price-sensitive orders, where there’s no need to pay for an evenness the client won’t notice.

Wholesale Price List – European Standards Double Drawn, Bulk Hair

Prices below are for bulk hair, orders from 1 kg, quoted per 100 grams in USD. For weft, tape-in, clip-in, or wig pricing, contact your sales representative for the current sheet.

Notes

• Prices are for standard Double Drawn quality, per 100 grams. Super Double: add USD 15/100g. Luxury: add USD 30/100g.
• Total order under 1 kg (including mixed textures or colors): add USD 7/100g.
• Tape-in, tip hair, clip-in, ponytail, micro ring, nano ring: add USD 15/100g.
• Silky straight, bone straight, wavy, or curly finish: add USD 6/100g.
• Hair material is 100% Vietnamese human hair – real hair, not synthetic, no tangling, no shedding.

Recommendation for salon owners and wholesale buyers: choose Super Double or Luxury. The thicker ends hold bleach, color, and curl far better, and the hair stays wearable much longer. Your clients come back sooner, and your margin is protected on every reorder.

How Do You Choose the Right Double Drawn Grade for Your Business?

There’s no single “correct” grade. It depends on what your business does with the hair.

• Standard double drawn Vietnamese hair suits personal use and buyers who want a fine-to-medium tip rather than a very full one. It’s also a good fit for buyers on a tighter budget, and for resellers dealing mainly in natural, darker colors where a slight taper isn’t noticed.
• Super Double and Luxury are built for high-end salons and professional users with strict quality expectations. The thicker, more even ends hold bleach, color, and curl longer, which matters when clients often ask for lightened or restyled hair.

Higher grades mean a higher upfront cost per bundle. Govihair’s minimum order for double drawn hair is 500 grams, which is worth keeping in mind before ordering a larger batch.

A few common mistakes to avoid:

• Assuming “double drawn” always means 100% raw – confirm raw/virgin status separately.
• Skipping the pre-payment video verification because the price looks good.
• Ordering a Super Double or Luxury grade you don’t actually need.
• Comparing grade names across suppliers instead of comparing short-strand ratio and tail thickness.

How Should You Care for Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair?

Care also affects how long any grade of double drawn Vietnamese hair lasts.

• Wash with sulfate-free products.
• Detangle gently from the ends upward.
• Store bundles on a wig stand or breathable bag instead of folded flat.

How Is Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair Sourced and Produced?

Govihair has produced and sorted raw hair for wholesale export out of Da Nang, Vietnam, for 10+ years. Every batch is tracked from collection point to finished bundle.

Before releasing the balance on a wholesale order, Govihair runs a live video call. It shows the buyer’s actual bundles on a scale, with texture and length visible in real time. That solves the biggest worry raw hair buyers have: making sure what was ordered is exactly what ships.

What Is the Production and Delivery Time?

In-stock bundles typically ship within 5-7 days to the US once confirmed. Custom colors or made-to-order lengths need 7-9 days of production first. A standard order starts with a 30% deposit. Next comes the video confirmation step described above. The remaining balance is paid in stages as goods are prepared and shipped.

For buyers ordering closures or frontals alongside bundles, Govihair cuts them from the same donor batch. That way color and curl pattern match without a separate sourcing step.

What Payment Methods Are Accepted When Ordering?

Govihair accepts bank transfer (T/T) in USD and EUR, Western Union, MoneyGram, Ria, Remitly, Wise, Revolut, Lemfi, SendWave, credit card via secure payment link, and USDT (TRC20). Local agent payment is available in Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Ivory Coast and selected African markets. Available methods vary by market. Your sales representative will confirm which options apply to your order and send the payment details directly. Production begins after a deposit from 30%.

Where to Buy Double Drawn Vietnamese Hair Wholesale

Govihair supplies double drawn hair direct from its Da Nang factory. Every order gets the video verification and same-donor-batch matching described above. If you’re comparing factories first, see our full list of raw Vietnamese hair vendors for how Govihair stacks up on MOQ, shipping, and payment.

Final Thoughts

Double drawn Vietnamese hair comes down to one idea: a sorting method that keeps a bundle’s thickness even from root to tip. On top of that, a donor tier and grade decide how long it lasts. And because grade names aren’t standardized across suppliers, the short-strand ratio and tail thickness tell you more than the label does. Govihair ships in-stock bundles to the US in as little as 5-7 days, from a 500g order.

Ready to see current pricing and stock? Browse our double drawn bundles or reach out directly.

Contact Govihair for Orders & Inquiries:

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• Email: [email protected]
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• Website: govihair.com

FAQ

Is double drawn Vietnamese hair the same as raw hair?

No. Double drawn describes how a bundle is sorted for thickness; raw describes whether the hair has been chemically processed. A bundle can be raw double drawn hair or virgin double drawn hair at the same time – the two labels answer different questions.

How is Super Double or Luxury different from standard double drawn?

Super Double and Luxury grades have more strands reaching longer lengths at an even thickness. That gives fuller, more even ends than the standard double drawn grade, at a higher price. Super Double adds USD 15 per 100g over standard; Luxury adds USD 30.

Why do suppliers quote such different prices for the same grade?

Because grade can be built to a price. There is no shared standard for what “Super” means across factories. With virgin hair, a factory can also re-mix the length ratio to hit a target cost. Ask for the short-strand ratio and tail thickness rather than comparing grade names.

How long does double drawn Vietnamese hair last?

Lifespan depends mainly on donor tier: single-donor hair typically lasts 3-5 years, and 2-3 donor hair lasts 2-3 years, both with proper washing and storage.

Can double drawn hair be bleached?

Yes. How well double drawn Vietnamese hair bleaches depends on the donor tier and whether the hair is raw, not on the double drawn sorting itself. Single-donor hair generally bleaches most evenly.

Do closures and frontals match the bundles in an order?

Yes. Govihair cuts closures and frontals from the same donor batch as the bundles in that order, so color and curl pattern match.

What payment methods does Govihair accept?

Govihair accepts bank transfer (T/T) in USD and EUR, Western Union, MoneyGram, Ria, Remitly, Wise, Revolut, Lemfi, SendWave, credit card via secure payment link, and USDT (TRC20). Local agent payment is available in Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Ivory Coast and selected African markets. Available methods vary by market. Your sales representative will confirm which options apply to your order and send the payment details directly. Production begins after a deposit from 30%.