How sewn wefts attach
This add is charged per sewn row: price is $20 and the typical install time listed is 15 MINUTES per row. The service adds length or volume by sewing a weft into a supported section of hair. Most clients require at least three rows, so book for the number of rows you want. The service does not include hair.
Outcomes are shaped by placement and the number of rows. Your stylist places each row to blend with your natural hair and to target areas needing lift or length. Local conditions such as Nashville’s humid subtropical climate can change day-to-day manageability, so expect routine upkeep to maintain the intended look.
Choosing number of rows
Most sewn weft additions require at least three rows to achieve balanced volume and blend; we recommend booking for the total number of rows you expect. Because this charge is per row at $20, booking the full count in advance helps secure time and pricing. The stylist will confirm placement and the plan before starting.
Deciding on rows involves trade-offs: more rows increase coverage and styling options but require more appointment time and coordination. The stylist assesses hair strength and distribution to avoid overloading fragile areas; if your natural hair is fine or sparse, the team will advise alternative options or a staggered plan instead of installing all rows at once.
Local scheduling and seasonality
Our busiest months are May, August and December, when clients add rows ahead of graduations, back-to-school season, and holiday events. Expect higher demand then; booking early secures the timeslot and the number of rows you need. For Nashville clients who commute or work evenings, after‑work and weekend appointments are often available.
We're located in North Nashville near the Jefferson Street corridor, steps from major interstates and bus routes — convenient for Germantown, East Nashville and downtown clients. Proximity to Germantown dining and Nissan Stadium is useful when timing extensions around events, but plan ahead during peak months to avoid scheduling conflicts.
