186 of the 374 listings labeled "Indian hair" on Amazon come from storefronts registered at a Chinese address — across 51 unique sellers, mostly clustered in Henan, the world's hair-manufacturing hub. Some may still source raw hair from India; many don't. Here's the full list.
2 "Indian hair" listings from a China-based seller. The most-reviewed in this cluster — they sell volume, but origin doesn't match the claim.
Xuchang and Zhengzhou (in China’s Henan province) make up the world’s largest hair-extension manufacturing cluster. Most of the “Indian hair” you see online is actually finished or repackaged here. Some lots may still originate from Indian temple sources — many do not. Inches doesn’t assume; we just show you the address on the storefront.
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