Mill overruns
Surplus rolls remaining after export production. Confirm roll identity, construction, shade and supporting records.
Textile surplus · requirement-based sourcing
Woven and knitted surplus can vary by construction, fiber, weight, width, shade and condition. Fenalt identifies and reviews opportunities against a buyer brief; it does not claim perpetual live warehouse inventory.
Where surplus comes from
Surplus rolls remaining after export production. Confirm roll identity, construction, shade and supporting records.
A fabric order whose original project did not proceed. Confirm ownership, intended use and lot condition.
Variable roll lengths or cut-room leftovers grouped by material family. Suitability depends on the buyer's intended use.
Woven structures include such as twill, poplin and canvas and knit constructions such as single jersey, interlock and French terry. A material description is not a live stock listing.
Condition language
Grade labels help describe a lot only when tied to evidence and usable quantity.
Intact rolls with documented construction and composition, usable width, shade grouping and no reported severe storage damage; verify the actual lot.
Potential localized defects or edge variation. Record affected locations, lengths and usable area for buyer review.
Short or mixed pieces whose use may be limited. Agree intended application and acceptance before purchase.
Lot review
An on-site audit and record reconciliation are part of review. Agree access, sampling, test scope and acceptance per actual lot.
Buyer questions
No. Fenalt does not operate speculative warehouse stock. Matching is requirement-based; availability must be identified and verified for an active brief.
No. A lot may include different conditions. Document each grade, roll identity, visible variation and usable quantity before the buyer decides.
Yes, provide a target. Minimum lot thresholds are not confirmed here. Actual available volume is lot-specific. Actual available volume is lot-specific.
Physical review can cover construction, weight, moisture, shade, defects and packing records. Agree inspection access, sampling and acceptance criteria for the lot.
Confirm rights-holder authorization and geographic restrictions before resale. Any removal or treatment must be documented.
Stocklot sourcing brief
Share construction, fiber, GSM, usable width, volume target, intended use, destination and resale restrictions.
Submit a fabric sourcing brief