Quality Control

Every check is made against the approved sample and the final production specification.

  • Incoming
  • In-process
  • Final
  • Packing

Quality Begins Before Sewing

Quality control is not only a final inspection. It starts with confirmed specifications and material checks, then continues through cutting, decoration, sewing, finishing and packing. Each stage has different risks and review points.

  • Incoming
  • In-Process
  • Final
01 · Incoming

Incoming Material Check

Before production, fabric and trim specification, color, visible defects, quantity and consistency are checked against the confirmed requirement — to keep incorrect or unsuitable materials out of the production route.

Incoming Material Check
02 · Incoming

Pre-Production Standard Check

The approved sample, together with the final measurement specification, artwork placement, trims / hardware, labels and packing requirements, becomes the production and QC reference.

Pre-Production Standard Check
03 · In-process

Construction & Workmanship

Inspectors review seam alignment, stitch appearance, pocket symmetry, lining attachment, rib application and visible defects. Functional elements such as zippers, snaps and buttons are checked for operation and placement.

  • Seams
  • Pockets
  • Lining
  • Closures
Construction & Workmanship
04 · In-process

Measurement & Fit Verification

Key measurements are compared with the approved specification using agreed measuring methods and tolerances. Typical checkpoints include chest, body length, shoulder, sleeve and hem, with additional points determined by the jacket design.

  • POM
  • Tolerance
  • Size Chart
Measurement & Fit Verification
05 · In-process

Artwork & Branding Accuracy

Decoration is compared with the approved layout for size, position, color and overall appearance. Labels, hangtags and packaging identifiers are checked against the confirmed project information.

  • Placement
  • Color
  • Label Details
Artwork & Branding Accuracy
06 · Final

Approved Sample Comparison

Bulk garments are compared with the approved sample and final production specification for overall silhouette, construction, materials, artwork and finishing consistency.

Approved Sample Comparison
07 · Final

Final Garment Check

Before packing, appearance, measurements, workmanship, stains, loose threads, decoration, hardware and general consistency are reviewed — with a checklist that reflects the real product and order requirement.

Final Garment Check
08 · Packing

Packing Verification

Before dispatch, packing checks focus on style, size, color, quantities, labels and carton information. The objective is to prevent correct garments from being delivered with incorrect order identification.

  • Size / Color
  • Quantity
  • Carton Mark
Packing Verification
09 · Any stage

Nonconformity & Recheck

When an issue is found, affected garments should be separated for review and appropriate correction where feasible. Rechecked results are compared with the agreed requirement before the order progresses.

  • Identify
  • Correct
  • Recheck
Nonconformity & Recheck

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