What is your quality control process?
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- Jan 17,2026
We follow a process-based quality management system designed to deliver consistent, sell-ready bulk production. Each order passes through four control stages before shipment.
Our 4-Stage QC Process
Pre-Cut Inspection
All incoming fabric and trims are checked against specifications before cutting begins. This includes fabric weight, color shade, width, and defect density.
Sampling and Fit Approval
Measurements, fit, construction details, and stitching quality are reviewed on pre-production samples. Production does not proceed until samples are signed off.
In-Line Quality Control
QC checkpoints are placed at key production operations cutting, sewing, finishing, and labeling to catch issues early and reduce rework.
Final Inspection Before Shipment
AQL-based (Acceptable Quality Limit) inspection covering appearance, measurements, labeling, packaging, and overall workmanship consistency.
What We Inspect
- Fabric quality weight, handfeel, color, and defects
- Garment measurements against approved spec sheet
- Stitching tension, seam strength, and thread quality
- Label and hangtag placement, content accuracy
- Packaging consistency polybag, carton, and marking
- Overall appearance no stains, loose threads, or pressing issues
Want to discuss QC standards for your product? Contact our team to review your requirements.