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Independent UK inspection support

UK Textile Inspection Services

Regis Inspection provides independent textile inspection for buyers sourcing used clothing, textile scrap and related goods from UK suppliers, with findings recorded against an agreed scope.

For buyers in India, Europe and other international markets purchasing from UK suppliers.

Textile Inspection in the UK

Regis provides independent textile inspection for buyers sourcing used clothing, textile scrap, used textiles and related consignments from UK suppliers. Checks can cover visible condition, quantity evidence, packaging, labelling and photographic records, with the exact scope agreed before inspection.

Used Clothing and Textile Scrap Inspection

An inspection can document the goods presented at the nominated location and record visible observations against the buyer’s checklist. This may include apparent condition, sorting or presentation arrangements, packaging, quantity evidence and supporting photographs where permitted.

Quality, Quantity and Packing Checks

The agreed scope may cover visible damage, mixed or unsuitable material, bale or package identification, labels, packing condition and available count or weight records. Any grading standard, sampling method or laboratory test must be agreed separately.

Pre-Shipment and Supplier Checks

Textile inspection can form part of a wider pre-shipment review, supplier inspection or loading supervision service. Regis reports what was observable at the time of inspection and identifies relevant limitations where access or sampling is restricted.

How an Inspection is Scoped

Tell us the textile type, supplier location, timing, purchase requirements and the checks that matter. The inspection checklist, access and reporting method should be agreed before attendance.