Do you offer BSCI or Sedex audited factory documentation for tops?
Social-compliance audits and factory documents
Social-compliance schemes such as BSCI or Sedex relate to a specific factory and a specific audit, and the documents that satisfy your buyer depend on what your platform or retail customer requires. We do not publish audit claims in advance.
The practical route is to tell us which scheme and which documents you need, so we can confirm what is available for the factory producing your order, and whether the requested document can be supplied or whether an audit would be needed.
Where your buyer requires a specific audit format, this is best raised at the quotation stage, because it can affect timing and, in some cases, which production route is used for your order.
We do not state audit results or membership we cannot support with current paperwork, and any document is confirmed against the actual factory and order rather than assumed.
Share your requirement list and we will confirm what can be provided, with the details confirmed in writing.
Documentation requests are also easier to answer when they arrive with the enquiry, because the factory that will run your order is confirmed at quotation rather than after the deposit. That keeps expectations aligned from the start.
Where a document is not available, we say so plainly and discuss the options with you, rather than supplying a substitute that does not satisfy your buyer's requirement. It is better to resolve this at the quotation stage than at shipping.
Infullsail holds BSCI social compliance certification for the factory. Where a material certificate or test report is required for your market, for example OEKO-TEX or specific compliance testing, we confirm availability for the specific fabric and process at the quotation stage.

