Tommy Govihair

Tommy Huynh (Huỳnh Giới) is the founder and CEO of Govihair, a factory-direct Vietnamese hair supplier based in Da Nang. He has worked in the Vietnamese hair trade since 2016 — and before that, his family collected and cut hair directly from donors.

Today he runs Govihair’s factory and office in Da Nang and a US warehouse in Garland, Texas, supplying salons, distributors and wig brands in Europe, the United States, Africa and Latin America.

Most of his week is spent where the hair is made: on the factory floor, checking batches, and at the office, talking to buyers on video calls and in person.

His aim is simple: hair that is exactly what the buyer paid for — the right grade, the right length, the right weight.

Tommy’s family worked in the hair trade long before Govihair existed. They collected hair from donors across Vietnam and cut it themselves, one ponytail at a time.

That is where Tommy learned what real hair feels like — how a single-donor ponytail holds together, how it was cut, and how it should behave after washing. It is still how he judges hair today.

In 2016 he founded Govihair to take that hair further: from raw material to finished bundles, wefts, closures, wigs and extensions, made in Da Nang and sold directly to wholesale buyers abroad.

Most of Tommy’s week is spent at the factory at 292 Phu Dong Street, Hoa Xuan Ward, Da Nang — a 25,000 m² site with a team of 100.

He walks the production line, talks to the workers at each station, checks raw batches before they are sorted, and looks at finished bundles before they are packed. Every order is weighed on camera before it ships.

Buyers are welcome to visit in person or book a live video call to see the production line and their own order.

The head office is in the Ricco Building, 363 Nguyen Huu Tho Street, Cam Le, Da Nang. It is a busy, open space: the sales team talks to buyers all day on WhatsApp and video calls, and customers who visit Da Nang often stop here first.

Tommy works alongside the team, approves quotes and custom orders, and joins calls when buyers want to speak to him directly. Many long-term customers started with a video call from this office and later came to see the factory themselves.