Project foundation
An approved product specification, reference sample, measurement points, tolerances, branding, and packaging basis.
Quality Assurance
Quality begins with a clear project foundation.
You receive one inspection basis combining the approved reference sample, product specification, test method, acceptance criteria, and project-specific checkpoints.
Quality principle
Product-specific inspection evidence
Every seamless top, multilayer bodysuit, and waist shaper receives inspection points matched to its material, construction, sizing logic, and intended use.
You receive results against the confirmed product specification, plus any agreed laboratory, wash, or wear tests with defined scope and acceptance criteria.
Inspection stages
From approval to packaging
Your inspection record reflects the product type and agreed project requirements.
Material inspection
A recorded result for material assignment, colour, visible deviations, and agreed project-specific properties.
In-process inspection
Recorded measurements, workmanship, joining points, zones, and product-specific details during production.
Final inspection
A verified finished product, size marking, labelling, and packaging result against the confirmed basis.
Inspection features
Product-specific inspection results
You receive a checkpoint set matched to the material, construction, and agreed specification.
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Measurements & tolerances
Verified measurement points for each size against the specification and reference sample.
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Material & elasticity
Recorded hand feel, visible deviations, and agreed material properties.
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Construction
A documented result for seams, edges, zones, closures, and joining points.
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Colour & appearance
A recorded result for visible colour and material deviations within the agreed scope.
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Branding & labelling
Verified position, content, size, and care labelling against the approved layout.
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Packaging
Verified individual packaging, size assignment, quantities, and shipping packaging.
Material comparison
A recorded material, colour, and visible-feature result against project requirements.
Product inspection
A documented workmanship, zone, and visible-execution result for the manufactured model.
Packaging comparison
Verified labelling, individual packaging, and product assignment for delivery.
Approval documentation
One traceable production record
Approved product basis
You receive clearly assigned reference samples, measurements, materials, workmanship, branding, and packaging.
Versioned changes
Confirmed corrections remain in one project baseline for initial production and reorders.
Quality information
Frequently Asked Questions
What forms the basis of quality inspection?+
The approved reference sample, product specification, and agreed inspection points together form the project baseline.
Are the same tests performed for every product?+
No. You receive a product-specific test scope and acceptance criteria matched to the material, construction, product type, and target market.
Can customer-specific inspection requirements be included?+
Yes. You receive an approved quality package containing the required test methods, measurement points, tolerances, acceptance criteria, and records.
Project Start
Receive a quality package built into production
Send the product type, tech pack, test specifications, and documentation scope. You will receive project checkpoints for samples, production, and final inspection.