Quality is a sequence of checks, not a final inspection. Each check below catches a different class of problem, and catching it early is what keeps a bulk order on schedule.
The six checks
Every order passes through the same inspection structure.
- Fabric inspection — GSM, shade, width and visible defects on arrival
- Cutting inspection — pattern accuracy, lay alignment and bundle counts
- Inline stitching inspection — seam quality, stitch density and construction as the run progresses
- Measurement checking — garments measured against the approved size chart
- Final garment inspection — workmanship, trimming, labels and overall presentation
- Packing inspection — counts, ratios, size stickers, poly bag and carton marking
How issues are handled
A defect that appears in inspection is reworked, replaced or flagged to you with photographs before dispatch. Nothing is packed and shipped as if the issue did not exist.
If a buyer wants a third-party inspection before dispatch, that can be arranged — the scope and timing are agreed as part of the order.
Minimum order quantities, sampling charges and production timelines are confirmed per style after specification review. No MOQ or delivery commitment is made before that confirmation.
