We are a family business of 45 people in Thiệu Tổ, Phú Thọ, a village in northern Vietnam where hair buying has been a living for many families since 1999. We buy hair from donors, sort it, and turn it into bundles, lace and wigs for wig makers who care about what they sell.
Our founder, Thu, learned the trade from her aunt, one of the first hair buyers in the village, who travelled from province to province to buy long hair from donors. In 2013 Thu and her brother opened their own workshop, within sight of the Tam Đảo mountains, with six people and one sewing machine.
Our first buyer from Ghana was a wig maker in Accra who found us online in 2016. She sent us photos of her clients and taught us what Ghana wants: raw hair that can be coloured, closures that match, and textures that blend with natural hair. Kinky straight and water wave joined our range because of her.
Today Ghana is one of our biggest markets. We still work the way we started: one donor per bundle, small minimums for new wig makers, and a video of every batch before it leaves.
