Usable stock
Confirm what portions are available, how quantity was measured, and whether damaged or short rolls are included.
Surplus material · Fleece
A stocklot is a specific, finite group of rolls whose composition, condition, usable quantity, and history need to be checked before purchase. Fenalt helps buyers frame a fleece requirement and review listing-specific information, inspection access, ownership, and export terms.
Identify the fleece
Listings may include brushed fleece, unbrushed loopback or French terry, microfleece, or other pile constructions. Names can vary by seller, so request a swatch and technical record rather than buying from the label alone.
| Lot detail | Why it matters | Buyer check |
|---|---|---|
| Fiber and construction | Affects warmth, hand, stretch, and garment application | Composition, knit, face, backing, and pile |
| Weight and width | Impacts yield and pattern planning | Lot records, swatch measure, and roll variation |
| Condition and finish | Changes usable yield and care performance | Shade, defects, moisture, odor, and finish record |
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Condition and grading
Confirm what portions are available, how quantity was measured, and whether damaged or short rolls are included.
Ask for shade grouping, roll identifiers, and any recorded variation across the lot.
Agree whether checks cover the full lot, selected rolls, or seller records, and document limits.
Minimum purchase and take-all terms depend on the seller’s actual stock listing and order.
Ownership and export
Confirm the seller has authority to offer the lot and identify visible marks, brand labels, and restricted print designs.
Agree accurate material description, declared quantity, packing, origin details, and importer documentation.
Set shipment term, handoff point, damage handling, and recourse if records or inspected goods differ from the agreed listing.
Fleece stocklots
Include fleece type, composition, target weight, width, quantity, color, end use, destination, and inspection needs.