Mixed garment stocklot sourcing
Mixed Garment Stocklots
Source verified mixed clothing stocklots across knit tees, woven shirts, denim, fleece outerwear, and activewear with managed grading, de-branding, and export dispatch.
Category definition
What mixed garment stocklots mean
Mixed lots aggregate multiple product categories from cancelled purchase orders, factory overruns, order-quantity adjustments, and unfulfilled consignments. Fenalt does not operate an open directory, trading marketplace, or speculative warehouse. It matches buyer requirements to verified export factory surplus and manages quality verification, legal de-branding, and the export pipeline.
Off-price retail chains
Acquire high-spec export garments below the landed cost of new custom production.
Secondary wholesalers
Distribute diverse assortments into developing markets and liquidation networks.
Promotional converters
Source knit or woven basics for localized decoration, embroidery, or re-labeling.
Apparel founders
Test a category mix while using a managed search instead of speculative marketplace listings.
Classification
How mixed lots are structured
| Origin | Cause | Condition | Commercial mix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Factory overruns | Buffer production above the initial contract volume. | Fresh A-grade units matching original tech packs. | Single-category or balanced mixes such as combed-cotton jersey tees. |
| Cancelled export orders | Completed orders rejected after shipping delays or commercial disputes. | Grade A, high-spec goods with intact size runs. | Multi-category assortments of knits, wovens, outerwear, or activewear. |
| Excess factory inventory | Raw material overstock converted into baseline styles. | Grade A goods with baseline fabric specs. | Core garments such as tees, fleece hoodies, and standard trousers. |
Grade A
Zero visible defects, consistent shade, correct POM dimensions, and functional zippers, snaps, and drawstrings.
Grade B
Minor oil spots cleanable by industrial spot washing, interior needle deflection, or slight shade-band variance.
Packaging and size
Check intact polybags and 5-ply export cartons, plus complete S:M:L:XL runs such as 1:2:2:1 or broken distributions.
Verification
One audit across every category in the lot
Physical audit
Draw representative samples under ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II with an AQL 2.5 acceptance threshold; assess SPI, seam security, GSM, and POMs.
Environmental screen
Check moisture, storage odor, carton crush resistance, and polybag integrity before marine transport.
Packing reconciliation
Cross-check every audited master carton against factory lists for actual counts, category distribution, and size curves.
De-branding
Unaltered brand tags, trademarked care labels, and main neck labels require written authorization or removal. Fenalt coordinates neck-label removal, tag slitting, care-label cutting, heat-transfer defacement, and neutral re-labeling.
Take-all or selective
Take-all buyers accept the full category and size mix at one unit price. Where factory agreements allow, lots may be segmented into tops and bottoms; minimums remain dependent on verified surplus balances.
Managed export
From brief to dispatched stocklot
1. Requirement
Capture categories, target volume, landed cost, quality, and destination port.
2. Factory match
Verify legal ownership, clearance rights, and matching surplus from compliant export factories.
3. Technical audit
Generate an evidence-backed report before funds are committed.
4. Execution
Manage negotiation, de-branding, final checks, container sealing, and dispatch.
Customs documents
Commercial invoices, detailed per-carton packing lists, Certificates of Origin, and HBL/MBL bill of lading records.
DAP
Delivered-at-place courier shipments for smaller consignments.
FOB Chattogram
Bulk sea freight with supervised stacking, silica desiccant, and container sealing.
FAQ
Mixed stocklot questions
Does Fenalt hold live stocklots in a warehouse?
No. Fenalt identifies and audits export overruns and cancelled lots directly from factory facilities against a buyer demand brief; it is not a passive directory or marketplace.
Are stocklot garments brand new or used?
All managed mixed garment lots are brand-new, unworn factory surplus from certified export manufacturing facilities.
What happens if a stocklot has branded neck labels?
Fenalt coordinates label slitting, physical tag removal, care-label cutting, or neutral re-labeling before export, subject to written brand clearance.
Can we inspect the inventory before paying the full amount?
Yes. Buyers receive physical inspection reports and photo/video evidence under ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II and AQL 2.5, with client or third-party floor audits coordinated before settlement.
What are typical minimum purchase volumes?
Custom production uses a 50-piece-per-style MOQ. Mixed stocklot volume depends on the available factory balance and take-all terms; the minimum is confirmed for each verified lot.
What delivery terms apply?
Small-batch consignments use DAP courier terms and bulk sea freight uses FOB Chattogram. Sampling and inspection follow 10–15 days for production or audit processing plus 3–5 days courier transit.
Source mixed surplus with the mix made clear.
Send your categories, volume targets, quality requirements, destination port, and distribution constraints for a verified mixed-garment search.