Hair extension boxes are typically long and slim to suit bundled or wefted hair, and the window version adds a clear panel so buyers can see length, colour and texture without opening the pack. For extension brands, that visibility does a lot of the selling on a display.
Framing the hair
The window position and length decide how much of the hair shows. A full-length window displays the whole bundle, while a shorter aperture frames the texture and lets the rest of the box carry branding and shade information. How the hair is held inside, whether laid flat or on an insert, affects how tidy it looks through the window.
Sizing for length
Extensions come in a range of lengths, so the internal dimension is key.
- Size the interior to your longest offered length
- Match the window to how much hair you want on show
- Reserve panels for shade, length and brand detail
Ordering across lengths
Because extensions are sold by length and shade, a box sized to your longest offering can hold shorter bundles too, keeping stock simple. Where the window shows the hair, a consistent way of laying each bundle keeps the display uniform across lengths. Set out your length range and how the hair is presented when you request a quote.
These boxes are made to your custom size. A sample helps confirm the hair sits neatly and the window frames it well.
