Before Production
Review approved sample, fabric direction, color, trims, labels, measurements and packing instructions.
Quality control
Quality requirements are reviewed before production and followed through material preparation, cutting, sewing, finishing and packing according to the product and buyer requirements.
Project-specific control
Quality control starts with a clear product specification. Style details, materials, measurements, logo placement, workmanship and packing requirements are reviewed before bulk production.
Inspection scope is then adjusted according to the garment category, order quantity and buyer requirements. Functional performance claims are only applied when the relevant fabric or testing requirement has been confirmed.

Three-stage review
The final checklist is agreed according to the order rather than presented as a generic certification.
Review approved sample, fabric direction, color, trims, labels, measurements and packing instructions.
Follow cutting accuracy, logo position, key sewing processes, workmanship and in-process measurements.
Check appearance, workmanship, measurements, labels, cleanliness and packaging readiness.
Third-party inspection, testing or market-specific documentation can be discussed when required by the project.
Typical inspection points
Appearance, shade direction and agreed material reference.
Key garment measurements checked against the approved size specification.
Seams, stitching, closures, pockets and visible construction details.
Position, size, color and appearance of printing or embroidery.
Main labels, size labels, care labels and buyer-provided information.
Pressing, thread cleaning, stains and overall garment appearance.
Packing quantities and size breakdown checked against order instructions.
Folding, bags, cartons, marks and buyer packing requirements.
Quality requirements
Send your specification, approved sample details or inspection focus together with the product inquiry.