Quality review
Quality review starts with the approved standard.
Inspection scope, tolerances and AQL are agreed project by project. Third-party inspection or testing is referenced only when requested, completed and supported by records.
Six review checkpoints
Each checkpoint asks what was approved, what was observed, what evidence exists and who closes the issue.
- 01
Material identity
Fabric, composition, weight, stretch, color and approved wash direction.
- 02
Measurement
Point-of-measure method, tolerance and size-specific review.
- 03
Construction
Seams, stitch density, reinforcement, closure, trims and workmanship.
- 04
Wash and shade
Appearance, handfeel, shade range and approved comparison standard.
- 05
Issue closure
Defect description, corrective action, owner, due date and recheck.
- 06
Final scope
Inspection level, AQL if applicable, packing, documents and release authority.
Development review example
A linked issue and the revised sample.
These images show a development review—not factory evidence, mass-production proof, test evidence or final buyer approval.
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Factory evidence
Factory photography is retained as a separate proof layer.
Public factory images will be added only after their source, date, operational relevance and public-use permission are verified. Buyer labels, measurements and commercial records must not be visible.
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