Service · Production and quality

Define what production is building—and what inspection will judge.

Quality inspectors measuring and reviewing finished yoga leggings on an inspection table
Development service · Production and quality

When this service is useful

Use this service when a buyer needs the production baseline and inspection instruction to agree before bulk manufacturing or shipment release.

What the buyer brings

Approved sample and current specification

BOM and artwork

Quantity and size breakdown

Buyer or market inspection requirements

What the development work covers

  1. 01

    Reconcile the production baseline

  2. 02

    Define workmanship and measurement points

  3. 03

    Map defect classes and sampling basis

  4. 04

    List required release records

What the project can produce

Production release checklist

Defined against the actual style, development stage and approval scope.

Style-specific inspection instruction

Defined against the actual style, development stage and approval scope.

Evidence and shipment record list

Defined against the actual style, development stage and approval scope.

Claim and evidence boundary

AQL selects how many units to inspect. It does not define the product specification, defect classes or acceptable workmanship.

Any public claim should identify the represented product, material or facility, its scope, the evidence holder and the applicable date.

Buyer questions

Does AQL 2.5 define garment quality?

No. The sampling plan must be paired with the approved specification and clear critical, major and minor defect definitions.

What should be ready before inspection?

Provide the current specification, approved sample identity, quantity breakdown, measurement tolerances and workmanship criteria.

Bring the brief.
Map the next step.

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