1) Fabric engineering focused on "soft + durable"Bloomto adjusted the fabric route to improve abrasion resistance while keeping a premium handfeel:
• optimized yarn and knit structure for higher durability in friction zones
• balanced stretch recovery to reduce surface stress during movement
• aligned finishing parameters to maintain softness without increasing shine
2) Wear-relevant pilling & abrasion testing
We aligned testing to real-use conditions and created a clear standard:
• pilling evaluation under controlled friction cycles
• abrasion checks to simulate long-term wear
• baseline comparison against the approved sample as the quality reference
3) Bulk-ready QC checkpoints to protect durability outcomes
We implemented durability-focused controls across production:
• incoming fabric checks (handfeel consistency, weight, stretch recovery)
• inline monitoring for sewing and high-friction construction points
• final inspection with durability-related criteria tied to the standard
This prevented "good sample, weak bulk" outcomes and made reorders repeatable.