We inspect your batch and apply Honest Sign (KIZ) marking before it leaves Tashkent.
You found a factory, agreed on production, received your batch — and shipped it straight to Wildberries warehouses in Russia. Logical at first glance. But this is exactly where most sellers lose money: defects the factory missed reach the customer and come back to the seller as fines, bad reviews and a downgraded product card.
Wildberries fines are fixed penalties that fall on the seller regardless of the product's cost.
Returns, disposal or re-shipment mean lost time and money you will never recover.
Bad ratings → a downgraded product card and falling sales: the marketplace algorithm pushes it further down in search.
If you only discover the defects in Russia, that's 4–8 weeks of lost sales before a new batch is back on the shelf.
The cost of a single missed defect can drag down sales for the entire batch.
Your batch arrives at our facility straight from production — before packaging and shipment. We inspect every unit, or a representative sample, against your specification: seams, hardware, prints, completeness, conformance to the approved sample. This is not the factory's internal check — it's an independent party working in your interests.
Defective units are separated and returned for rework. You receive only conforming goods, ready for the next stage.
To sell textiles on Wildberries in Russia, Honest Sign (KIZ) marking is mandatory — a KIZ code on every unit. Without it, the shipment will be blocked at customs or returned from the WB warehouse.
We apply the KIZ markings at our warehouse in Tashkent immediately before shipment. You generate the codes in the Honest Sign system in advance and hand them to us — we apply them to each unit, verify scannability and assemble shipping cartons for delivery to the warehouses.
KIZ codes are issued through the Russian Honest Sign system. As the seller, you generate them yourself via the operator's personal account.
We apply the codes you provide to every unit and verify scannability with a barcode scanner.
Clothing, underwear, outerwear, socks, gloves, shawls, scarves — please verify the current list based on your product's HS code.
Marking is done at our Tashkent warehouse, so goods are ready to ship immediately with any carrier.
The entire cycle takes place in Tashkent. The batch that arrives at the Wildberries warehouse in Russia is already inspected, marked and ready for sale.
A seller from Russia was producing women's apparel at a factory in Tashkent. The factory provided its own internal QC and stood behind the quality. During an independent SellerLab inspection, defects were found in 18% of the batch: misaligned seams, prints that did not match the approved sample and zipper issues in 30% of the items.
The batch was returned for rework. After re-inspection, KIZ markings were applied and the batch shipped to Russia. Sales launched without any fines and with strong customer ratings.
Describe the batch (category, volume) — we will return a quote within 1 business day.
