Materials and workmanship
Review material inputs, decoration and the agreed construction.
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Quality Control & Testing
Keep the approved sample, written specification and inspection requirements connected through production.
QUALITY CONTROL
A look at garment inspection before packing.
An agreed standard comes first
Customer-approved standards take priority, followed by the final specification and sealed sample. Where no written standard is provided, the default inspection reference is Critical 0 / Major 2.5 / Minor 4.0.
Check at the relevant stages
In-process and final inspection
Check measurements, appearance, garment details and packing against the confirmed requirements.
Rework and reinspection
Items that do not pass the agreed inspection require rework and another check.
QUALITY BASIS
The inspection reference must be explicit
The reference behind an inspection is a set of documents that have to agree with each other, not a single sheet.
Approved sample
The sealed or approved sample shows the intended appearance and construction.
Written specification
Measurements, materials, workmanship and packing requirements make the result checkable.
Rework and reinspection
Items outside the agreed standard require correction and another check before release.
TESTING, LABELS AND COMPLIANCE
Responsibility is stated on both sides
Destination requirements are a shared subject, and the split is explicit.
Provided by you
Target market, test standards, labelling and label language, chemical and material requirements, and retailer compliance manuals.
Handled by us
Assessing feasibility, flagging what affects cost, minimum order or lead time, producing to the confirmed standard, and supporting the agreed testing.
Quoted separately
Third-party testing, inspection and certification are normally borne by the customer and quoted on their own.
If a first test fails
Where the failure comes from our material, production or workmanship, the reasonable cost of the re-test is ours.
RELEASE
Inspection stands between the order and the shipment
Goods are released against the agreed inspection basis, and a failed inspection is corrected and checked again rather than shipped on a promise to resolve it later. A specific deviation is released only where the customer has accepted it in writing after being told what it is.
Quality questions buyers ask
What standard applies if we do not send one?
With no written standard supplied, the default reference is Critical 0 / Major 2.5 / Minor 4.0, applied against the approved sample and the written specification. If you have a supplier manual or your own AQL level, that governs instead.
Will the bulk order match the sample we approved?
The approved sample and the written specification are the production reference, and that is the reason both are confirmed before the order is released. A change to fabric, colour, construction or workmanship after approval is treated as new work rather than absorbed silently.
Can we have our own inspector check the goods?
Yes. Third-party inspection can be arranged, and its cost and timing form part of the project schedule. Project-specific third-party testing, inspection and certification are normally borne by the customer and quoted separately.
What if the first test fails?
Where the failure comes from our material, production or workmanship, the reasonable cost of the re-test is ours. The goods are corrected and checked again rather than shipped on a promise to resolve it later.
Do we have to accept a deviation?
No. A specific deviation is released only where you have accepted it in writing after being told what it is. Otherwise the goods are corrected and inspected again.
WHO SETS THE STANDARD
The inspection basis is agreed, not assumed
One of these governs, in this order.
Your written standard first
Where a supplier manual, inspection manual or AQL level is provided, that standard governs.
Default basis otherwise
With no written standard supplied, the default reference is Critical 0 / Major 2.5 / Minor 4.0.
Approved sample and specification
The sealed sample and written specification define appearance, construction and measurements.
Third-party inspection
Arranged where you require it; the cost and the timing belong in the project schedule.
CLIENT-SUPPLIED QUALITY REFERENCES
Quality references are shown with their project context
This client-supplied visual shows examples of certification and testing references associated with the manufacturing business, including CPC, CPSIA, BSCI, ISO, OEKO-TEX and RoHS references. The applicable scope, document, product and validity are confirmed for each project rather than inferred from a graphic.
SUSTAINABILITY CHECKPOINT
A sustainability requirement is part of the specification
If the target market requires organic, recycled, chemical, packaging or social-compliance documentation, include it in the brief. The proposed material, testing and project documents are reviewed together before production release.
