Manufacturing Guide · 9 min read
Quality control is strongest when expectations are defined before bulk starts. The approved sample, measurement spec, BOM, and packing instructions become the standard for inspection.
Fabric, shade, defects, shrinkage, and trim readiness should be checked before bulk cutting. Problems found after sewing are more expensive to correct.
The pre-production sample should represent approved construction, measurements, materials, labels, artwork, finishing, and packing.
A product can pass sewing inspection but fail the customer experience if size ratios, barcodes, labels, folding, or carton marks are wrong.
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