Customer shares
Product and delivery information that defines the order’s quality requirements.
- Approved sample or product reference
- Size and product information
- Branding and packaging requirements
We maintain the approved standard throughout shirt and pyjama production.
We do not inspect quality only in the finished garment. We build it into the process, from product-information and material checks through in-process inspection, final measurement and packaging.
The inspection scope is defined around the garment construction and order criteria.
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AQL 2.5 and ITS quality control records are available on request.
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Agreed standard based on the approved sample
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Verification of product, brand and packaging information together
Sedex Member
We do not evaluate product quality separately from the responsible production approach.
Through our Sedex membership, we manage supply-chain information and consider quality alongside working conditions, occupational safety, environmental responsibility and business ethics.Sedex membership is not a product certification.Shared quality reference
The quality plan is shaped through shared references of the order.
Erten validates
Garment, material, measurement and appearance checks appropriate to each production stage.
- Fabric and trim matching
- Measurement and workmanship checks
- Label and packaging verification
Agreed outcome
A recorded decision that ensures the next production stage works to the same standard.
- Agreed garment standard
- Visible decision and confirmation points
- Order-specific inspection scope
Quality-control framework
Three complementary inspection stages.
Pre-production verification
Product information, approved samples, fabrics, trims and order decisions are compared before production begins.
In-process inspection
Initial products, product-specific operations, measurements and appearance are assessed as production progresses.
Final inspection
The finished garment’s measurements, appearance, branding details and packing information are verified before dispatch.
Assessment route
Quality flow that makes differences visible without becoming larger.
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Defining the agreed standard
The approved sample, measurements and order criteria form the inspection reference.
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Checking at the right stage
Each defining product feature is checked at the relevant production stage.
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Addressing difference
The cause of a variance is assessed and addressed before it carries over to further garments.
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verify the result
Finished garments and delivery preparation are checked against the order requirements.
Customer decision points
Set out your quality requirements during the initial consultation.
Share the product and order information you have, and we will assess the inspection scope against the product construction.Share your order criteria- Product category and intended use
- Approved sample or reference product
- Size chart and important dimensions
- Fabric and trim requirements
- Branding options
- Packaging and delivery information
before you decide
Our approach to quality — clear answers.
01How is the quality plan prepared?
The approved sample, measurements, product specification, material properties, branding details and the buyer’s order-specific acceptance criteria are assessed together.
02Are checks made only at the end of production?
No. Pre-production verification, in-process checks and final inspection complement one another.
03What is the role of the certified sample?
The approved sample is a key reference for product appearance and workmanship and is used alongside measurement and order information.
04How are measurement checks defined?
The measurements to be checked are defined by the garment construction, size chart and order requirements.
05What happens if a difference is found?
We assess the source of the variance and the product or operation it affects, then determine the next step from the order requirements.
06Can we share our own acceptance criteria?
Yes. Order-specific criteria can be assessed for feasibility against the production plan and incorporated into the agreed inspection scope.
07Are labels and packaging also checked?
Branding, sizing, care, folding, product-protection and carton details can be checked during final preparation.
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