Third-party product testing
Testing can be arranged according to customer requirements. Confirm the relevant product, market, tests and report requirements for the order.
Quality & inspection
Clear requirements.
Checks along the way.
Start with the buyer’s specifications and approved sample.
Our recorded checks cover materials, production, finished garments and pre-packing. The buyer’s specification, approved sample and agreed inspection requirements guide the review.
Explore the quality checkpoints
Four inspection stages
From incoming fabric
to packing preparation.
These stages are part of our company background. The review points below are examples to agree for each order.
StagePoints to reviewWhat to agree
Incoming materials
Fabric and trims against approved references, color requirements and specified requirements.
Material specification, reference swatches, trim requirements and any testing.
During production
Construction, seams, key measurements and workmanship while garments are being made.
Approved sample, construction notes, tolerances and the inspection arrangement.
Finished garments
Appearance, measurements, labels, finishing and other agreed product details.
Acceptance criteria, defect definitions and responsibility for release.
Before packing
Folding, size and color assortments, bags, labels and carton instructions.
Packing specification, shipment sample requirements and final review.
Product testing & buyer inspection
Agree the scope
before production.
Customer or independent inspection
Our background includes inspection by buyers’ domestic representatives or third-party organizations. Discuss the timing, scope and acceptance criteria.
Needle detection
Metal-detection equipment is part of our production setup. The required operating and verification arrangements should be confirmed for the order.
Children’s apparel
Include market requirements
in your specifications.
The destination, age range and intended use affect which product requirements need to be considered. Share your buyer specifications early so testing and documentation can be discussed.
Details to include for quality checks
- Destination market and intended age range
- Approved measurements and tolerances
- Fabric and trim requirements
- Artwork, label and care-information requirements
- Buyer testing and inspection instructions
- Folding, assortment and packaging requirements
Testing arrangements are agreed for each order. A test arrangement does not itself establish certification or market approval.
Tell us what your buyer needs to check.
Include the inspection and testing requirements with the product reference.