Hand-Tied vs Machine Weft: What Stylists Should Know

**Hand-tied wefts** are knotted by artisans onto a thread-thin track. They lie flatter, weigh less, and disappear under fine hair — but they cannot be cut without sealing, and they cost more per gram. **Machine wefts** are sewn for durability. They tolerate cutting, survive repeated installs, and deliver the best price per gram for volume work — at the cost of a slightly thicker track. **The genius weft** splits the difference: machine durability with a cuttable, hand-tied-thin track. Stock all three and let the consultation decide.