SOURCING SERVICES
Stocklot sourcing services for international apparel buyers.
Practical support for international apparel buyers sourcing from Bangladesh.
01 · Requirement Review
We discuss your category, target quantity, size range, destination, budget and timeline to establish a focused sourcing brief.
02 · Stocklot & Supplier Sourcing
We focus on stocklot, shipment-cancelled, export surplus, overstock and ready-stock garments. We clarify available quantities and supplier information against your brief before a purchase decision.
03 · Lot Information & Samples
Discuss available photographs, size breakdowns, packing details and sample arrangements. Samples, costs and timelines depend on the lot and supplier.
04 · Inspection Coordination
Agree the inspection scope, acceptance criteria and responsibility before purchase. Independent inspection can be discussed where required.
05 · Commercial Coordination
Clarify quantities, pricing, payment arrangements and purchase terms directly before committing. Quotations remain subject to written confirmation.
06 · Packing & Shipment Coordination
Discuss packing requirements, shipping documents, destination and freight responsibilities under the agreed commercial terms.
Clear scope before every order
Our role, service fees where applicable, inspection arrangements and shipment responsibilities are agreed for each transaction. No stock reservation, price or delivery date is guaranteed until confirmed in writing.
Let’s source your next apparel opportunity.
Tell us your product category, target quantity, destination and budget. We’ll review your requirements and discuss suitable sourcing options.
Stock verification and shipment preparation
Request lot-specific quantity checks, size ratios, condition details and packing information. Warehouse access, quality checking and inspection depend on the supplier and agreed arrangements. Discuss commercial invoice and packing list preparation and sea or air freight options with the relevant parties. Third-party warehouse, inspection and logistics services must be identified and agreed; they are not represented as company-owned facilities.