The complete work process of a Used Clothing plant consists of sorting, grading, packing and dispatch. These processes are explained briefly below:

• Sorting:
  We receive mixed rags from North America which, plainly speaking, is unsorted used clothing. These clothes are then put on the conveyor belts with sorters on both sides who have been issued instructions to pick up pre assigned piece of clothing. This process leads to basic segregation of the mixed rags into about 19 different items namely shirts, pants, blouses, skirts etc. These items are then sent to the next stage of the process which is the grading.
• Grading:
  The grading section of the plant is divided into as many sections as the items sorted in the first stage of the process. This is normally 19 but can vary. The highlight of this section is that there are bins placed at each section according to the number of different categories that particular item has to be made into. Once the bin for a particular grade gets filled up, it is then sent to the next section for a second round of quality control before its ready for packaging.
• Packaging:
  Once the goods comes from the grading section they are subjected to a final check before recieving a label and are sent to the bailing machines for compressed packing. The bales are normally pressed into standardized 45kg bales but can vary as per the customers demands. Once the packing is complete the bales of a particular customer are organized and ready for dispatch.
• Dispatch:
  This is the last stage in the used clothing process. The packed bales are dispatched to their respective destinations in high cube containers of 40 or 20 feet. These containers are booked through our forwarding agent or nominated directly by the customer. The containers are cleaned and checked properly for any leaks before they are stuffed with the goods. We are undertaking 100% factory stuffing and the container only leaves our premises once it has been inspected and sealed properly. After the container is sealed, it is sent for weighing at the government approved weighing scale. The customs formalities are undertaken only after we get the exact weight.