01 · Production
Open line capacity
Share garment categories, specialized machinery, line availability, monthly throughput, and lead-time windows. Capability examples include pocket setters, flatlock, and multi-needle coverstitch equipment.
Partner qualification · tender supply
Bulk apparel tender sourcing
Fenalt reviews manufacturing facilities, textile mills, and verified inventory holders for fit with structured apparel procurement briefs. Supplier qualification is evidence-led; inclusion does not promise immediate production orders.
Partner assets
Submit the capability or inventory you control
Tender matching is based on the actual asset, technical profile, and available capacity. Partners should be able to document the facility or goods they represent.
02 · Finished goods
Apparel stocklots
Provide overrun or cancelled-order inventory, packing lists, size breakdowns, physical inspection access, and documented resale clearance.
03 · Materials
Surplus textiles
Submit commercial fabric yardage with composition, GSM, width, roll quantity, and lot-specific shade information.
Qualification file
Documents support capacity and workmanship review
| Category | Required information | Why it is reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| Facility profile | Machine and equipment audit, line count, worker headcount, monthly unit capacity | Establish a documented operating baseline for capacity matching |
| Compliance records | WRAP, BSCI, SMETA, or equivalent social and structural audit records | Review facility practices and available evidence |
| Quality infrastructure | In-line inspection stations, needle detection, calibrated testing equipment | Assess capability against the stated AQL 2.5 quality threshold |
| Technical workmanship | Physical garment samples showing SPI consistency, seam strength, and finishing | Review execution before the facility audit |
Four review stages
From profile to potential match
Partner qualification includes technical review, documentation, and an audit.
- 01
Document and profile screening
Review legal registration, audit documents, facility profile, and stated capacity.
- 02
Facility and process audit
Assess floor layout, line balance, machinery, safety practices, and quality checkpoints.
- 03
Technical trial and sampling
Execute a trial tech pack and review measurement accuracy and sewing precision. Sampling planning is 10–15 days plus 3–5 days for shipping.
- 04
Qualification and matching
Index qualified partner capabilities for assessment against active buyer briefs; matching does not guarantee an order.
Project execution
A qualified match starts with a buyer brief
The managed workflow ingests tender specifications such as target GSM, trim requirements, delivery schedule, and price target, then assesses fit with documented partner capabilities. Production engineers translate an approved tech pack into floor instructions and coordinate raw materials, pre-production sample approval, and the bulk lifecycle.
Sampling
10–15 days production plus 3–5 days courier shipping as a planning reference.
Bulk
15–20 days from PP sample sign-off to export dispatch as a planning reference.
Inspection
ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II with AQL 2.5; review SPI, seam allowance, trim placement, and POM tolerances.
Delivery references include DAP for small courier shipments and FOB Chattogram for bulk sea freight. Project requirements and order terms are confirmed per brief.
Partner intake
Submit a facility or inventory profile
Describe the assets you control and attach capacity, compliance, and workmanship evidence for review.