Do you inspect every unit of jackets & shirts or use AQL sampling?

Inspection approach

We apply in-line checks during production and a final inspection against the approved sample before packing. Whether a formal sampling standard, such as AQL, is applied to your order is agreed with you in advance, and the agreed standard is documented so both sides are checking against the same rule.

In-line checks matter most in practice, because they catch issues while the order is still in production rather than after everything is sewn. For example, if a print placement drifts or a seam allowance is inconsistent, the correction is applied to the remaining pieces rather than discovered at the end.

If your brand requires a specific inspection level, tell us during development so the specification and inspection plan reflect it from the start.

For orders where quality is critical, some brands arrange a pre-production meeting to confirm inspection criteria before cutting begins, which removes ambiguity later.

If your order involves several fabrics or colours, the inspection plan is arranged so each fabric group is checked against its own approved standard rather than one standard for the whole order.