Top 10 Double Drawn Hair Extensions UK: Premium Brands Ranked
For women who aspire to achieve lush and voluminous hair that exudes natural-looking fullness from root to tip, it can make a lot of sense to invest in double drawn hair extensions.
These hair pieces are the premium choice. Unlike standard options that have telltale thinning at the ends, double drawn extensions are known for their consistent thickness. As a result, they allow for the cultivation of a healthy-looking, bouncy mane.
The extra processing involved in the creation of double drawn hair extensions means more premium hair per weft or set. This equates to improved blending, longevity, and an ultra-thick, salon-fresh look.
However, even if you’re convinced that double drawn hair extensions are worth the outlay, you will want to source yours from the right brand. So, to help, we have extensively tested and ranked 10 UK brands for the quality of their double drawn extensions.
Our scoring methodology considers hair thickness and overall quality, value for money, range of types and lengths, customer service, and stock availability. Across these categories, we have evaluated brands offering double drawn tape, weft, and clip-in extensions alike.
What Are Double Drawn Hair Extensions?
The creation of double drawn extensions involves the manual removal of shorter hairs, often twice, so that every strand in the bundle or weft is approximately the same length.
This brings about uniform thickness from root to tip, avoiding the sparse and tapered ends common in single drawn hair extensions.
- Single drawn extensions keep a greater amount of natural variation, being thicker at the top and thinner at the bottom. This can look realistic, but it may lack the “fullness” that many women desire.
- Double drawn extensions pack in extra hair for the greatest possible density and volume. If, then, you want thick and luxurious volume without layering issues, purchasing hair pieces of this type could be the ideal course of action.
You can expect to pay more for double drawn extensions than for single drawn equivalents. This is largely because the process requires significantly more raw hair to achieve the same finished weight. Plus, higher-grade Remy sourcing is typically used for double drawn extensions.
To identify genuine double drawn extensions, hold them up and check for consistent thickness; there should be no obvious tapering. Beware, too, suspiciously low pricing; true double drawn rarely starts below £100 for quality sets.
Our Scoring System
We have put together a comprehensive list of the best brands offering double drawn hair extensions in the UK right now, by assessing them against the below weighted criteria:
- Hair thickness/quality (40%): density, softness, shine, minimal shedding/tangling, and true double drawn consistency
- Value for money (25%): price relative to grams, performance, and longevity
- Range of types (15%): variety of lengths, colours, and application methods such as tapes, wefts, and clip-ins
- Service (10%): UK customer support, delivery speed, and returns
- Availability (10%): stock levels and ease of purchase in the UK.
The Top 10 Rankings
If you’re on the lookout for double drawn hair extensions, here are the brands we would suggest among the leading UK-available options.
In our rundown, we have provided short notes on how we reached our verdict, score, and ranking for each brand.
We have also set out indicative prices, acknowledging the influence this may have on your buying choices.
1. Cliphair – Score: 9.5/10
The exceptional thickness and UK-friendly accessibility of Cliphair’s Remy double drawn hair extensions were enough to push this brand to the top of our ranking for 2026.
Here are some of the specific ways in which Cliphair double drawn hair pieces make sense for DIY and professional users alike:
- Thickness: 9.7/10
This UK-based brand’s Remy Royale double drawn range is impressively dense, using AAAA grade hair that retains its “bounce” for months.
- Value: 9.5/10
With double drawn sets available from Cliphair for as little as around £100, it really does offer premium results without similarly high-end pricing.
- Range: 9.4/10
The variety of double drawn options on offer from Cliphair is massive. The possibilities encompass ultra-discreet tapes, double-weft clip-ins, and professional wefts.
- Service: 9.5/10
Cliphair offers fast UK next-day delivery of its Remy double drawn hair extensions, as well as a generous colour-matching service.
- Availability: 9.6/10
More than 60 different colours are routinely in stock for double drawn hair pieces from this brand, including multidimensional balayages.
Why have we declared Cliphair our #1? While other brands may offer double drawn sets of a similar breadth to what Cliphair makes available, hardly any of them can match this brand’s accessible prices. Cliphair’s number one spot in our ranking is further entrenched by its strong all-round customer service offering.
2. Beauty Works – Score: 8.8/10
A staple of UK salons, Beauty Works certainly makes salon-worthy volume possible for those who invest in its double drawn hair pieces. However, a relatively steep entry price of around £180 is enough to leave this brand in second place in our overall rundown.
Still, there is a lot that seriously impresses about Beauty Works’ double drawn hair extensions. This celebrity-endorsed brand produces consistently thick, high-quality, 100% Remy human hair that retains uniform thickness from root to tip.
The Beauty Works’ Gold range is durable and tangle-free. Moreover, it is available in a variety of professional application methods encompassing not only double drawn weft hair extensions, but also tape-ins and nano bonds.
3. Great Lengths – Score: 8.5/10
The lack of DIY options and a high price point do limit the accessibility of this salon-only option. You can expect to pay £250 or above for this brand’s ethically sourced double drawn hair sets.
Those who are able to commit to such an outlay, though, can benefit from 100% Remy human hair pieces representing the last word in “luxury” in this category right now.
The meticulous processing of Great Lengths’ double drawn extensions means the wearer can expect stellar thickness from root to tip, providing natural volume and longevity for four to six months.
4. Gold Fever – Score: 8.3/10
The typical price point of £200 or above for Gold Fever’s double drawn extensions is what tends to buy you consistent quality in this category of hair piece.
Fortunately, it is a brand that lives up to the expectations raised by the price, offering well-made and reliable options with good density.
Gold Fever makes available both traditional Special Double Drawn (SDD) and its proprietary Natural Drawn (ND) hair. The latter is designed to look especially “natural”, as it is not so “chunky” at the ends.
5. Foxy Locks – Score: 8.0/10
Foxy Locks is a strong all-round performer when it comes to thick, double drawn styles – particularly waves and clip-ins.
The 100% Remy human hair of this brand is soft and silky. Furthermore, Foxy Locks offers consistent density from root to tip across various double drawn hair pieces in its collection.
Prices start at about £160 for the double drawn offerings of this brand. It is particularly popular for its seamless, silicone-banded wefts that are comfortable and blend well, while also not shedding too much.
6. Remi Cachet – Score: 7.7/10
Remi Cachet’s status as a top-tier, premium brand for double drawn extensions is reflected in a starting price of about £180.
This brand’s Elegance range offers particularly impressive solidity and thickness from root to tip. Hair pieces in this collection can also be counted on to last for as long as 12 months with proper care. By comparison, the Deluxe range is more affordable, but still high-quality.
More than 50 colours are available for Remi Cachet’s double drawn extensions, as well as multiple application methods like wefts and bonds.
7. Viola – Score: 7.4/10
The thickness, softness, and durability of Viola’s premium Remy human hair make it a good option for those seeking “everyday luxury” from their double drawn hair pieces. Prices start at roughly £170.
An especially distinctive aspect of Viola’s service is the 190-day quality guarantee it provides, subject to the brand’s own specific aftercare products being used.
8. Bellami – Score: 7.1/10
A massive brand in the US, Bellami has also seen its popularity climb in the UK on the back of its high-quality and long-lasting products available in a broad assortment of colours.
Bellami’s 100% Remy, double drawn human hair extensions are known for their silky texture and technological sophistication. However, getting hold of UK-based stock can sometimes be tricky. Prices begin at around £160.
9. Angel Hair – Score: 6.8/10
This boutique brand offers double drawn hair pieces from approximately £190. While Angel Hair’s products are silky-smooth and renowned for their all-round high quality, this brand sits in a very competitive price bracket and lacks the variety of some rivals.
H3: 10. Zala – Score: 6.5/10
The starting prices of roughly £120 make Zala a temptingly budget-friendly entry point into the world of double drawn hair extensions. However, the quality can be inconsistent, so the offerings of this brand are probably best for testing out styles without long-term commitment.
Conclusion
Are you still unsure which brand would be the optimal one for you as a source of double drawn hair extensions in the UK? Well, in that case, simply choosing from one of our top three – Cliphair, Beauty Works, or Great Lengths – should ensure you don’t go too far wrong.
Naturally, the brands in our rundown vary in their strengths. Cliphair’s Remy Royale collection, for instance, was judged by our experts to represent the best overall value. However, Great Lengths is our salon premium pick, for those seeking a professional, long-wear investment.
Ultimately, anyone who values quality in their chosen hair pieces will benefit from prioritising true double drawn extensions from these trusted Remy sources.
David Prior
David Prior is the editor of Today News, responsible for the overall editorial strategy. He is an NCTJ-qualified journalist with over 20 years’ experience, and is also editor of the award-winning hyperlocal news title Altrincham Today. His LinkedIn profile is here.
