4. Because labor prices are rising every year, the larger wig factories are not crocheting their hair in China, and they all choose to send them to North Korea for crocheting. Because North Korea ’s labor force is very cheap, it does n’t even need currency, it only needs to provide basic living materials such as rice, noodles, and oil, which is equivalent to a few hundred yuan a month.
5. Not talking about foreign trade, but talking about the domestic market. As far as I know, the profit of the wig industry is really high, but the good ones are basically big brands that are already well-known. Let’s say that a big brand online company has a hair of more than 200 yuan and less than 300 yuan purchased in our factory. When you go out to cut a shape and put it on the shelf, it will be priced at 1400+.
6. The wig market follows one cent and one cent, but does not follow one cent and one cent. How to understand? Because the price of the wig market is too chaotic, the wigs in the same store are definitely the more expensive the better. But if it’s not the same store, it might be the same hair, the same hair quality, the same craftsmanship, and the prices will be very different.
7. I often see offline wigs in physical stores that sell tens of thousands of yuan worth of wigs. Not worth it, of course. Generally, offline brick-and-mortar stores take goods from brand dealers, and brand dealers always take goods from major dealers, and major dealers take goods from factories, so the hair of the physical store has been 4 times premium. Price, and they have to include the cost of rent and labor. Actually, tens of thousands of wigs are sold in physical stores. When we leave our factory, they only sell about 3,000.
