1. Incoming Material Inspection

Before production begins, all fabrics and trims are inspected.

Inspection includes:

• Fabric composition verification

• Visual inspection for defects

• Color consistency check

• Fabric weight, stretch, and recovery check

Only approved materials are released for production.

2. Sample & Pre-Production Approval

Before bulk production, samples are prepared and reviewed.

Sample checks include:

• Fit and sizing accuracy

• Printing or embroidery quality

• Stitching and workmanship

• Labeling and packaging requirements

Bulk production starts only after sample approval.

3. In-Line Quality Control

During mass production, in-line inspections are conducted to ensure consistency.

In-line QC focuses on:

• Sewing quality and seam strength

• Print alignment and color accuracy

• Measurement tolerance control

• Workmanship consistency across production lines

Issues are corrected immediately to avoid repeated defects.

4. Final Quality Inspection

Before packing and shipment, a final inspection is performed based on standard inspection procedures.

Final inspection includes:

• Appearance and workmanship check

• Size and measurement verification

• Function and durability assessment

• Packaging and labeling accuracy

Random sampling is conducted in accordance with AQL standards, unless otherwise specified by the buyer.

5. Testing Process for Children’s Swimwear

For children’s swimwear, testing focuses on chemical safety, durability, and color performance.

Testing can include:

• REACH restricted substances testing

• Azo dyes and formaldehyde testing

• Colorfastness to washing and seawater

• Fabric performance and durability testing

Testing is conducted through SGS, Intertek, Bureau Veritas, or buyer-nominated laboratories.

6. Documentation & Reporting

Upon request, we can provide:

• QC inspection reports

• Test reports from third-party laboratories

• Production photos or videos

• Compliance-related documentation

This ensures transparency and supports our clients’ compliance requirements.