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Virgin Straight Hair Bundles

Sleek, bone-straight virgin human hair in natural black and six colors.

Straight is the flattest texture we carry — no wave, no curl, just hair that holds a blowout and takes heat well. It blends most naturally with relaxed or pressed hair, and it needs the least day-to-day styling of anything on this page.

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TexturePatternChoose it forBlends best with
StraightFlat, no waveSleek installs and easy daily wearRelaxed or pressed hair
Yaki StraightStraight with a relaxed textureMatching relaxed hair without heatRelaxed hair
Kinky StraightBlown-out, textured straightBlending with a natural pressType 4A–4C, pressed
Body WaveLoose, open S-waveEveryday volume, least upkeepBlow-dried natural hair
Loose WaveTighter, more defined waveBeachy movement that holdsType 2C–3A
Deep WaveTight, uniform spiralMaximum volume, wet-and-goType 3B–3C
Water WaveLoose, irregular waveUndone, tousled looksType 2C–3B
CurlySpringy coilNatural-textured looks, most volume at the rootType 3C–4A
Buying guide (read before you buy)

How many bundles do I need?

Two bundles cover a short to mid-length sew-in. Three is the standard for a full head at 18 inches and under. Go to four once you pass 22 inches, because longer hair is cut narrower at the weft and covers less of the head per bundle. Add a closure or frontal if you do not want leave-out.

Will straight hair blend with my natural texture?

Straight blends best with relaxed hair, or natural hair that has been pressed. If your leave-out is not straightened, the line where your hair meets the weft will show. Kinky straight and yaki straight are the better match for a natural blow-out — both are straight textures with more grip.

Can I color it?

Every bundle here is virgin hair, meaning it has not been chemically processed, so it lifts more predictably than pre-colored hair. Natural black is the safest base for going lighter. If you want blonde without bleaching at home, the #27 honey blonde and #613 bundles are already lifted.

How long does it last?

With a satin wrap at night, sulfate-free washing and low heat, straight bundles hold up for a year or more of repeat installs. Heat is what shortens the life of virgin hair, not wear — flat-ironing at high temperatures on every install is the fastest way to lose the cuticle.


These straight hair bundles are bone straight from root to tip, with no curl to fight and nothing to reset after a wash. It is the easiest texture to live with and the one that shows length most honestly, because there is no pattern to shrink it up. What you order is what hangs.

Eight straight bundles, all 100% virgin human hair. Two origins in natural black, Brazilian and Indian, plus six colors, three of them blonde.

Which straight bundle to buy

The Brazilian straight bundle runs 10 to 32 inches. It is the one for a long install, and it carries a little more body through the mid-shaft. The Indian straight runs 10 to 24 inches and is the sensible starting point for a first sew-in.

The colored bundles all run 16 to 24 inches. #1 jet black, #2 chocolate brown and #4 caramel brown are straightforward deposit colors. The three blondes are worth understanding before you pick one. The #613 is lifted to a clean blonde base, so it is the one to buy if you plan to tone or color it yourself. The #27 honey blonde is hand-dyed to its final shade. The 1B/27 leaves the roots at their natural 1B and dyes only the lengths, which is what gives it a lived-in grow-out instead of a flat wall of color.

Mixing one shorter bundle in at the crown is how you get layers instead of a block of hair.

Questions people ask about straight bundles

What is a straight weave?

A weave is added hair attached to your own braided-down hair rather than to your scalp. A straight weave uses bone straight wefts, so it needs no product to hold a pattern and no diffusing. It is the version most people picture when they think of a sew-in, and the one that blends most easily with pressed or relaxed leave-out.

How many bundles do I need for a straight sew-in?

Three bundles cover a full sew-in at 18 inches and under. Buy four past 22 inches. Hair tapers as it gets longer, so the last few inches of a 26-inch bundle carry far less weight than the top and three will read thin at the ends. Adding a closure or a frontal does not change the count.

How long does a straight sew-in last?

Six to eight weeks. Longer than that and the braids underneath start to matt at the base, which costs you your own hair, not the bundles. Straight hair mattes at the nape faster than a wave does, because there is nothing in the pattern to hide friction, so wrap it or bonnet it every night.

How long does a quick weave last?

Two to four weeks. A quick weave is bonded to a protective cap rather than sewn to braids, which is why it goes in inside an hour. The trade-off is that the adhesive is hard on the hairline if you repeat it back to back, so it is the short-term option rather than the one to live in.

How do you wash human hair bundles?

Sulfate-free shampoo at the scalp and the tracks, conditioner from the mid-shaft down only, and cool water. Comb from the ends up, never from the roots down. Let it air dry where you can. Straight hair arrives straight, so you do not need to press it at all. If you do want a sharper finish, keep the iron at 350 and below with a heat protectant rather than running 450 over it every morning.

  • Lengths: 10" to 32" Brazilian, 10" to 24" Indian, 16" to 24" in color
  • Colors: natural black, #1 jet black, #2 chocolate brown, #4 caramel brown, #27 honey blonde, 1B/27 honey blonde with dark roots and #613 blonde
  • Brazilian and Indian hair, 6A grade, 100% virgin
  • Double machine wefted to limit shedding at the seam
  • Matching 4x4, 5x5 and 13x4 lace pieces in HD and transparent lace

For the same sleek finish with the grain of pressed hair, see yaki straight; for a blown-out look that blends with natural hair, kinky straight. Buy a matching transparent lace closure in the same color so the part ages with the install, and read how to stop a weave from shedding before your first take-down. Bundles come back within 30 days of delivery: untouched for a full refund, worn for store credit, return shipping on you. See the return policy.

Frequently asked questions

Will straight bundles blend with my natural hair?

They blend cleanly with relaxed hair, or with natural hair that has been pressed straight. If your leave-out is not straightened, the line where your hair meets the weft will show. For a natural blow-out, kinky straight or yaki straight are the better match.

How many straight bundles do I need for a full sew-in?

Three bundles for a full head at 18 inches and under, and four once you pass 22 inches. Straight hair covers less of the head per bundle than a wave does, so do not undercount. Two bundles plus a closure will carry a shorter install.

How often will I need to flat iron straight bundles?

Rarely. Straight bundles hold their shape through a wash and usually need nothing more than a blow-dry. Heat is what shortens the life of virgin hair, so keep the iron under 350F with a heat protectant and avoid pressing on every install.

Can I bleach straight virgin hair to blonde?

Yes. This is unprocessed virgin hair, so it lifts more predictably than pre-colored hair, and natural black is the safest base. Have it lifted off the head by a stylist. If you would rather not bleach at all, the #27 honey blonde and #613 bundles are already lifted.

What is the difference between silky straight, yaki straight and kinky straight?

Silky straight is smooth and reflective. Yaki has a matte finish that matches relaxed hair. Kinky straight has the body and grip of a fresh blow-out and matches pressed natural hair. Pick the one closest to your leave-out, not the one closest to the look you want.

Do straight bundles tangle?

Less than any other texture, because there is no curl pattern to lock together. Most tangling on straight hair comes from product building up at the weft or from sleeping without a wrap. A satin scarf or bonnet at night solves nearly all of it.