Product-specific quality checkpoints built around approved measurements, materials, workmanship, appearance and packing requirements.
Quality control is most effective when expectations are measurable before production. Nexora aligns inspection criteria with the approved sample, buyer specification and agreed inspection scope rather than applying one generic standard to every order.
Critical measurements, tolerances, construction details, artwork positions, appearance standards and packing requirements are identified before bulk production.
Fabric, trims, labels and decoration materials can be checked for identity, color, visible condition and consistency within the agreed scope before use.
A pre-production sample or equivalent approval reference helps establish what the line should reproduce during bulk manufacturing.
Checks during sewing focus on recurring workmanship, measurement and assembly risks so corrections can be made before the order is completed.
Finished units are assessed against the agreed sampling level, defect criteria and order specification. AQL or third-party inspection is applied only when agreed.
Packing method, labels, barcodes, assortments, carton marks and visible carton condition are checked before logistics handover.
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