Customer shares
Product and delivery information that determines the quality expectation of the order.
- Approved sample or product reference
- Size and product information
- Brand and packaging expectations
We compare completed shirts to product, brand and delivery expectations.
We evaluate the completed product, from size and appearance to labeling and packaging, with common references from the order before preparation for shipment.
The scope of control is evaluated together with the product structure and order criteria.
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Size, stance, symmetry and visible workmanship
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Label, button, embroidery and size information
03
Folding, product protection and parcel verification
Common quality reference
The final product is evaluated not only by its appearance but also by all the delivery criteria of the order.
Erten validates
Compatibility of product, material, size and appearance according to the production stage.
- Fabric and accessory matching
- Measurement and workmanship controls
- Label and packaging verification
common result
A recorded decision that ensures that the next production step proceeds with the same expectation.
- Clarified product standard
- Visible decision and confirmation points
- Order-specific control scope
control structure
Four control groups before preparation for shipment.
Size and product stance
Important dimensions of the product, its general appearance and appearance between sizes are compared with the order information.
Craftsmanship and symmetry
Collar, cuffs, pockets, front closure, buttons and visible stitches are evaluated according to the product structure.
Brand details
Main label, care label, size information, embroidery and other applications are matched to the correct product.
Packaging and parcel
Folding, product protection, product label, size-color distribution and parcel information are reviewed.
Evaluation way
The final means of verification from completed product to preparation for shipment.
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Determine scope of control
The points to be evaluated according to the structure of the product and order criteria are clarified.
- 02
compare the product
Measurement, appearance, workmanship and brand applications are evaluated with common references.
- 03
Addressing difference
The impact of the situation deviating from expectations on the product, order and delivery preparation is determined.
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Packaging and verifying parcels
It is checked that the right product is prepared with the right information and delivery method.
Customer decision points
Clarify your final inspection and delivery expectations during order preparation.
A common understanding of brand, packaging and parcel information as well as product dimensions strengthens delivery preparation.Share your packaging expectations- Size chart and important dimensions
- Appearance and workmanship criteria
- Label, embroidery and size information
- Folding and product protection
- Size-color distribution
- Parcel and delivery information
before you decide
Final product control Clear answers about.
01Which measurements are examined at the final check?
The dimensions to be checked are determined according to the product structure and order size table.
02Does the scope of control vary by order?
Yes. Product structure, branding practices, packaging and buyer acceptance criteria can affect coverage.
03Are labels and embroidery checked?
Label, size, care, embroidery and other branding applications within the order can be evaluated for matching with the correct product.
04Is packaging within the scope of control?
Folding, product protection, labeling and parcel information can be considered as part of shipment preparation.
05How to verify parcel distribution?
The compliance of product, color, size and parcel information with the distribution of the order is reviewed according to the scope of control.
06What happens if a difference is found?
The appropriate next step is determined by evaluating the type of difference, the products it affects, and its impact on delivery preparation.
07Does the final inspection replace the control during production?
No. Pre-production, production sequence and final product controls are stages that complement each other.
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