Ring-spun staple yarn
Count, blend, ply, twist and cone format for knitting or weaving requirements.
Surplus spinning inventory
Yarn Stocklots & Surplus Spinning Inventory
Yarn lots are only comparable when count, fiber, twist, package and batch boundaries are visible. Fenalt frames the procurement brief and lot review; availability and terms are specific to the stock being considered.
Stock categories
Classify the yarn before comparing lots
Carded and blended yarn
Fiber blend, linear density, package condition and intended construction.
Filament and elastomeric yarn
Filament type, denier or tex, stretch requirement, package and batch identity.
Dyed or yarn-dyed surplus
Shade grouping, dye-lot record, available color evidence and restrictions.
Technical record
Request the details that affect process behavior
| 01Count | Ne, Nm, Denier or Tex; state the system and actual lot record. |
|---|---|
| 02Twist | S/Z direction and TPI or TPM, where documented. |
| 03Package | Cone or beam type, winding, density, oil condition, broken ends and labels. |
| 04Performance evidence | Available tensile, elongation, count or twist test reports and sampling basis. |
| 05Traceability | Mill or trader identity, fiber documentation, carton/pallet totals and origin. |
| 06Restrictions | Trademarked fiber or mill labels, territorial resale limits and buyer rights. |
Buyer applications
Tie the lot to its next process
Integrated mills
Confirm whether the count, blend and lot size fit the intended knitting or weaving program.
Apparel manufacturers
Assess availability against current material needs without assuming a standard restock.
Upcycling programs
Document origin and lot boundaries before making circularity or sourcing statements.
Converters
Check count, tensile behavior, cone quality and shade grouping before warping or knitting.
Trade and quality controls
Keep evidence attached to the lot
Sample identity
Label any yarn sample with the lot, count and batch it represents.
Package review
Record broken ends, winding variation, oil condition and cone integrity.
Rights and shipment
Confirm ownership, brand handling, territory, export documents and delivery terms for the transaction.
A standard minimum lot size by yarn count is not verified here. Set volume, selection, inspection and payment terms for the available lot and purchase order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Fenalt hold live stocklots in a warehouse?
No. Fenalt does not operate speculative warehouse inventory. We identify, verify, and source export overruns and cancelled yarn lots directly from audited factory floors and spinning facilities based on buyer demand briefs.
Are yarn stocklots brand new or reprocessed fiber?
All yarn stocklots sourced through Fenalt consist of unused, unworked factory cone inventory originating directly from primary spinning facilities, dye houses, or export apparel mills. We verify whether yarn is virgin spun or post-industrial recycled fiber prior to contract finalization.
What happens if a yarn stocklot includes trademarked or branded fiber tags?
If surplus lots contain trademarked fiber branding or proprietary mill markings, Fenalt executes mandatory legal de-branding. Outer packaging is stripped, cone labels are replaced with neutral tags, and compliance is verified before export clearance.
Can we inspect and test the yarn lot before paying the final balance?
Yes. Fenalt provides comprehensive laboratory test reports (covering count, twist, tensile strength, and fiber composition) and coordinates physical sample dispatches. Clients can also conduct third-party on-site audits prior to final balance payment.
How does Fenalt ensure the yarn count and twist are uniform throughout the lot?
Our engineering team utilizes ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II sampling protocols with an AQL 2.5 acceptance threshold. Multi-point cone sampling is conducted across different pallets to verify linear density, twist per inch, and tensile strength, ensuring full consistency across the shipment.
What delivery terms apply to international yarn shipments?
Fenalt provides flexible Incoterms based on shipment scale. Small-batch courier shipments and sample cones ship under DAP (Delivered at Place) terms. Bulk ocean freight orders are executed under FOB Chattogram or designated regional export ports.
Yarn stocklot brief
Share count, package and intended use
Include fiber, count system, ply, twist, package format, lot quantity, origin, test records and any brand or resale conditions.
Submit a yarn sourcing brief