We check the product as it progresses, not after it is completed.

We aim to address possible differences before they escalate by evaluating the first products, important shirt operations, size and appearance within the production flow.

The scope of control is evaluated together with the product structure and order criteria.
Shirt sewing process and production control
Collar and sewing detail in shirt production
Erten shirt workmanship control
01

Comparison of first products with approved expectation

02

Collar, cuff, pocket and visible workmanship checks

03

Addressing differences before they are carried over to subsequent products

Common quality reference

Controls during production carry the approved product standard to the relevant processes.

01

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
02

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
03

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

Visible checkpoints in operations that determine the shirt.

01

first products

At the beginning of production, products are compared to the approved expectation in terms of size, appearance and workmanship.

02

collar and cuff

Important points affecting shape, proportion, symmetry, stitching and product appearance are evaluated.

03

Pocket and front closure

Placement, alignment, appearance and stitching details are checked against the product structure.

04

Buttons and visible seams

Accessory applications, sewing appearance and order-specific details are evaluated.

05

Basic dimensions

Important dimensions determined according to the product structure and size table are checked during production.

Evaluation way

A clear evaluation method followed when a difference is observed.

  1. 01

    Identifying the difference

    The situation that differs from the expected size, appearance or workmanship is made visible.

  2. 02

    Evaluate the source

    The relevant material, process, product group and subsequent steps that may be affected are examined.

  3. 03

    Transfer to production team

    The expected result is clearly reshared for the relevant transaction.

  4. 04

    Verify next products

    Whether the same difference continues or not is evaluated in subsequent products.

Shirt production control at Erten factory

Customer decision points

Share important order-specific criteria before production begins.

Product structure and buyer acceptance expectations help establish the correct scope of control during production.Share your order criteria

before you decide

Controls during production Clear answers about.

01Which processes are controlled during production?

Depending on the product, initial products, measurements, collar, cuffs, pockets, front closure, buttons and visible stitches can be evaluated.

02Why is the first product inspection important?

It helps to see the compliance of the production direction with the approved sample and product information at an early stage.

03How are intermediate measurements determined?

The dimensions to be checked are planned according to the product structure, production stage, size table and order expectations.

04If a difference is found, will production stop?

The decision is evaluated according to the type of difference and the processes and products it affects; The same outcome is not assumed for every situation.

05In what cases is the customer informed?

It is intended to share important situations that may affect the order criteria, approval or target plan with the receiving team.

06How is the approved sample used during production?

It is used with measurement and product information as one of the common references for product appearance and workmanship expectation.

Start the quality conversation

Let's clarify together the product criteria you want to be protected during production.

Share your approved product, key measurements and workmanship expectations; Let's evaluate the checkpoints together with the order structure.Share your order criteria We proceed with actual order-specific criteria rather than an unverified numerical standard.