Quality Inspected at Every Stage
From incoming fabric to the final pre-shipment audit, quality is verified at seven independent checkpoints.
Incoming Fabric Inspection
Every roll of fabric is checked for GSM, shade, hand-feel, shrinkage and defects before it reaches the cutting table.
In-Line Stitching Checks
QC inspectors monitor seams, SPI, and measurements at every sewing station to catch issues early.
Measurement & Fit Audit
Garments are measured against the approved spec sheet and graded size set for consistent fit.
Print & Embroidery QC
Pantone match, registration, wash-fastness and placement are verified on decorated pieces.
Wash & Finishing Check
Garment washes, pressing and finishing are inspected for color consistency and hand-feel.
Final AQL 2.5 Inspection
A statistical AQL 2.5 inspection plus metal detection is run on the finished lot before packing.
Pre-Shipment Audit
Cartons, polybags, labels and quantities are audited against the packing list before dispatch.
The Internationally Recognized Acceptance Quality Limit
We inspect finished goods to AQL 2.5 — the same acceptance quality limit used by leading global retailers. Inspectors pull a statistical sample from every lot, and the shipment only ships when it passes. Metal detection and individual retail packaging round out the process.
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