An approval-led manufacturing workflow from material readiness and production planning through sewing, inspection, packing and shipment handover.
Bulk manufacturing starts only after the product scope and approval references are sufficiently defined. Production timing depends on material availability, order complexity, confirmed capacity and the buyer’s approval turnaround.
The order scope is checked against quantities, size breakdown, colorways, approved sample, commercial terms and target delivery date before production is scheduled.
Bulk fabrics and trims are sourced or allocated against the approved bill of materials. Incoming materials are checked before cutting where the agreed inspection plan requires it.
The production team reviews construction details, critical measurements, decoration placement, packing method and known risk points before line start.
Markers, spreading, cutting, bundling and component preparation follow the confirmed size and color plan. Traceability controls are agreed according to the order.
Garments move through assembly, inline checks, thread trimming, pressing and finishing. Corrective action is taken when results depart from the approved reference.
Finished goods are checked, folded, packed and marked to the confirmed packing specification before shipment documents and logistics handover are coordinated.
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