Sl. # | Process | Procedure |
01 | Input material check | It is the first process of quality control in sewing section. Here all the input materials should be checked to complete all the sewing processes accurately. |
02 | Cutting panel and accessories checking | All the cutting panels and accessories should be checked here to avoid mismatching with the other cutting parts and trimmings. |
03 | Checking sewing machine | According to buyers approved sample, right sewing machine should be selected here to complete all the required sewing for the garments. |
04 | Sewing thread checking | It’s a very important matter in sewing section. Sewing thread should be selected here according to buyers approved sample. |
05 | Sewing needle checking | Here, required sizes needle should be selected to complete fault free sewing for the garments. |
06 | Embroidery and printing panel checking (If there) | If there’s any embroidery or print lies in the garments, then it should be checked by maintaining buyers approved sample. |
07 | Stitching fault checking | After making the garments, here garments checked to identify stitch fault free garments. |
08 | Seam fault checking | After checking stitch, all the seam of garments must be checked here. |
09 | Measurement checking | According to buyer’s instruction, garments measurement has to check here. |
10 | Shade variation checking | Sometimes various types of shade variation have seen in the garments which should be checked here. |
11 | Size mistake checking | For submitting perfect size of garments to the buyer, an extra checking has needed here. |
12 | Trimmings checking | According to buyers approved sample, required trimmings of garments should be checked here to make fault free garments. |
13 | Interlining checking | Interlining checking should be done here by the quality inspector whether it is perfect or not. |
14 | Crease or wrinkle appearance checking | It is the last process of quality control in sewing section, where quality inspector confirms crease or wrinkle free garments. |