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Buying used clothing in wholesale quantities from abroad may seem simple. You order a container, receive the goods, sell them, and make a profit. In reality, however, this is one of those businesses in which it is easy to make many mistakes even before the first payment is made. These mistakes result, among other things, from the fact that used clothing is not a uniform product.

Every garment that arrives at a sorting facility undergoes a quick, yet meticulous evaluation. Among other things, it is checked whether the fabric has not become thin and stretched after multiple washes, whether there are signs of wear in critical areas, whether the zipper works, and whether all buttons are present. The difference between good and poor selection often comes down to several to over a dozen percent of rejects. If you want to learn more about quality control of used clothing in a sorting facility, read the article below.