Inside the finishing centre: QC, packing, price tickets.
Why our goods arrive shelf-ready — and our retail returns stay under one percent.
Stocklot has a reputation problem it doesn’t deserve. Buyers picture mystery cartons and mixed grades. The difference between that and a shelf-ready delivery is everything that happens in the finishing centre — the part of our operation we’re proudest of.
Dual QC, ex-SGS staff
Every lot is inspected twice — once on intake, once before dispatch — by staff trained at SGS. Specs and sizes are measured against sheet, not assumed. What doesn’t pass doesn’t ship; our issue rate runs under one percent, and it stays there because nothing leaves unchecked.
Assorting, packing, ticketing
Retail and wholesale need different cartons. We assort by size curve or by style, pack to your planogram, and attach your price tickets on the line — so goods go from our dock to your shelf without a middle stop. Labels replaced, if the program calls for it, at the same station.
“From our dock to your shelf — no middle stop.”
Warehouses in Montréal and Dhaka hold the finished stock; landed delivery is arranged from whichever floor is closest to yours. It is not glamorous work. It is why buyers come back.