Retail-ready
Passed final inspection and released for sale.
Inspection, re-grading and repackaging
Before stock goes back on sale you need to know what you have. We inspect every unit individually, sort it by condition, repack it properly and give you a record you can reconcile against what you sent.
Inspection is visual and by smell, by trained operatives under controlled conditions. It does not include laboratory testing.
Passed final inspection and released for sale.
A mark or fault that we cannot correct without risk to the material. We record it and ask for your decision rather than release it as retail-ready.
Units that cannot be brought to retail standard are sealed, labelled and recorded, so your figures reconcile.
Footwear is restuffed with new tissue and returned to its box. Boxes are remediated wherever possible and replaced only where they cannot be saved. Labels and identifiers are kept or reapplied, so every unit stays identifiable and the consignment can be reconciled against the quantities received.
Keeping the original box matters. It means stock can go straight back on sale without repackaging costs or a loss of presentation. On our most recent large consignment, every original box was saved.


Every job ends with a mould confirmation report and a completion statement showing units received, units released and units that could not be remediated. On larger jobs we also issue interim updates, so you know how far through the consignment we are.
Yes. If you need a consignment checked and sorted before deciding what to do, we can inspect and grade it and tell you what we find.
Yes. Labels and identifiers are kept or reapplied, so every unit remains identifiable and the consignment can be reconciled against what you sent.
We replace a box only where it cannot be satisfactorily remediated, and we record it.
Tell us how many units are affected and upload a few photographs. We reply to every enquiry within 24 hours.