Here is the quality journey which each of our order follows

1. Fabric Quality Control
Before production, we check the fabric carefully. Fabric Testing: Bulk fabric becomes ready it is tested for color fastness, tear, tensile, seam slippage, stability and toxics. Shrinkage Test: Wash and measure fabric to see if it shrinks too much.

Weight and Composition: Make sure fabric meets the required weight (e.g. 120gsm) and correct fiber content (e.g. 100% cotton). Once this fabric passes the required in-house and third party testing its passed for production.

Visual Inspection: Check for defects like holes, stains, or color shading.

2. Cutting Stage

 Check fabric laying is straight and not twisted.

 Make sure all pieces are cut according to the pattern and size.

3. Sewing Quality Control
 Stitching should be even and strong.
 No loose threads or skipped stitches.
 Seams should be neat and secure.

4. In-Line Inspection (During Sewing)
 Quality inspector checks the garments during the sewing process.
 If a problem is found, the operator must fix it immediately.

5. Final Inspection (After Sewing Finished)

 Check measurements (length, width, sleeve, chest, etc.).

 Test zipper, buttons, and trims to make sure they work properly.

 Look for any stains, damage, or wrong labels.

6. Pressing & Finishing
 Clothes should be well ironed, folded neatly, and packed correctly.

7. AQL Inspection (Before Shipment)
 A third-party or in-house team checks random bulk products before shipping.