Quality approach ranging from pre-production verification to in-line checks and final product evaluation before shipment.
Quality is not sought only at the end of production
It is not always easy to correct a discrepancy found at the last inspection. Therefore quality; It should be deployed throughout the production process, starting with product information and material verification.
Finalize common reference before production
Approved sample, size chart, technical product file, fabric and accessory decisions form the basis of the control plan.
- Compatibility of product and measurement information
- Fabric and accessory verification
- Approved sample registration
- Critical appearance and workmanship points
Catch differences early during production
Intermediate measurement, stitching and appearance checks; It helps address a recurring variance without moving it to more products.
Compare the final product with order expectation
The final check is not only the appearance of the shirt; It should also compare size, labeling, packaging and shipping preparation with the order criteria.
Identify critical control points by product
The same checklist may not be sufficient for every shirt. Product details such as pattern matching, collar symmetry, double cuffs, dedicated pockets or visible stitching should be included in critical checkpoints.
The control plan must use the same language as the approved sample and technical information; Acceptance criteria should not be left open to interpretation.
- Dimension and tolerance
- Stitching and appearance
- Collar, cuffs and accessories
- Labeling, folding and packaging
Manage the cause of the finding, not just the result
When a repeated difference is observed, it is not enough to separate the faulty part alone. It must be understood in which process the difference occurred and correction must be applied to prevent it from being carried over to subsequent products.
Control records make it visible which standard was followed between the buyer and the manufacturer and helps maintain the same reference on repeat orders.
See the same in the table before deciding.
Approved sample, material and technical information verification
Critical size, stitch and appearance checks
Comparison with order criteria
Label, packaging and box preparation
How do we approach this issue at Erten?
The quality approach is based on distributing product-specific control points throughout the production flow, rather than looking for differences only at the end of production.
Content control area: Quality control approach. Commercial suitability is also evaluated based on product and order information.Frequently asked questions about this topic
Why is a certified sample important?
The approved sample ensures that appearance, size and workmanship expectations become a common reference between the production team and the buyer.
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