Inspect Before You Ship Quality Checked

Conduct thorough visual inspections to identify fabric defects like holes, stains, tears, and snags before the cutting process to minimize wastage. Verify Specifications: Measure the exact length, width, and GSM (grams per square meter) to ensure the fabric meets the requested quality, density, and dimensional standards. Evaluate Color & Texture: Check for colorfastness, shading, and consistency across rolls to prevent variations that could lead to rejected finished goods. Apply 4-Point System: Use the standard 4-point system to grade fabric quality and calculate penalty points, ensuring only acceptable material is used for production. Check Physical Properties: Test for, and confirm, proper shrinkage rates and structural soundness, which are crucial for fabric usability. Document and Report: Record all findings in a detailed, searchable, and structured inspection report to ensure accountability and facilitate supplier communication

GSM Verification, The final inspection of packed goods, Random sampling of the finished, packed batch, Surface impurities, Yarn irregularities, Physical damage, Shrinkage Control, Bowing and Skewing, Lab Dip Approval, Metamerism, Slubs and Neps, Dropped Stitches,
Dye Spots / Oil Stains