Quality managed at every stage — not just at the end.
Our approach includes specification review, sample evaluation, production monitoring, inline inspection, final inspection, measurement verification, workmanship assessment, packaging review, and shipment readiness checks.
A structured, thirteen-stage process.
Pre-production review
Tech pack, spec, sample, and material review before bulk begins.
Sample & specification verification
Confirming approved samples match production intent.
Fabric & material review
Fabric weight, hand-feel, colour, and shrinkage review at intake.
Pre-production meetings
Aligning factory teams on critical points before cutting starts.
Inline inspections
In-process checks during cutting, sewing, and finishing.
Measurement checks
Point-of-measure verification against approved size specs.
Construction checks
Stitching, seams, closures, and assembly verified against spec.
Print & embroidery review
Placement, colour, and durability of applied graphics.
Final random inspection
AQL-based final inspection prior to shipment release.
Packing & carton review
Polybag, hangtag, folding, master carton, and shipping-mark verification.
Defect reporting
Written reports with photos and severity classification.
Corrective action follow-up
Rework verification and re-inspection where required.
Shipment release support
Sign-off support prior to hand-off to the forwarder.
Ten baseline quality checkpoints.
- Material and fabric review
- Colour and shade consistency
- Measurements and tolerances
- Stitching and construction
- Printing and embroidery
- Trims and accessories
- Workmanship and finishing
- Labelling and packaging
- Final quantity verification
- Shipment readiness
- Inspection level
- AQL 2.5 / 4.0 / GII
- Sample size
- 200 pcs
- Critical / Major / Minor
- 0 / 4 / 9
- Measurement
- Within tolerance
- Packing
- Verified
Illustrative sample — actual reports include photos, defect breakdown, and factory response.
Have specific inspection standards or third-party requirements? We work with your documented AQL, testing, and packaging protocols.
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