Customer shares
Available information identifying the product and order destination.
- Approved sample or reference
- Size and product information
- Style, colour, size and quantity
We verify an incorrect or incomplete decision before moving it to high-volume production.
Before production begins, we bring the approved garment, measurements, fabric, trims, branding details and order plan through the same approval gate.
The inspection scope is defined around the garment construction and order criteria.
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Comparison of approved product and size information
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Verification of fabric, trims and brand details
03
Clarification of style, colour, size and quantity plan
Shared quality reference
The transition to production is prepared by validating three sets of information together.
Erten validates
Compatibility of information and materials with production preparation.
- pattern and size compatibility
- Fabric and trim matching
- Brand and packaging information
As a result of the transition to production
A clearly defined starting scope for bulk production.
- Agreed garment standard
- Approved material scope
- Prepared production plan
Quality-control framework
Three inspection doors completed before production begins.
product file
We check the approved sample, measurement information and recorded changes for consistency.
Material and brand details
Fabric, colour, button, interlining, thread, label and other materials of the order are compared.
Production plan
Style, colour, size, quantity and target date information are clarified during production preparation.
Assessment route
A path to production that makes the missing decision visible.
- 01
Collect information
Garment, material, order and delivery information is consolidated in one place.
- 02
compare fit
We review the approved garment alongside the information and materials to be used in production.
- 03
Clarify outstanding points
Missing or different decisions that may affect production are handled before starting production.
- 04
verify the beginning
The product and order scope to be used in bulk production are finalised jointly.
Customer decision points
Share the information you already have for a pre-production assessment.
Not every document needs to be complete. Together, we can identify the outstanding decisions that affect production.Let us evaluate your information before production- Approved sample or product reference
- Size chart and modifications
- Fabric and colour information
- Buttons, labels and trims
- Style, size, colour and quantity distribution
- Packaging and target date
before you decide
Pre-production checks — clear answers.
01Which information must be complete before production can begin?
The garment appearance and measurements, main materials, branding details, style–colour–size–quantity split and all order decisions affecting production must be agreed.
02Is the reference sample alone sufficient?
A reference sample is a valuable starting point, but it must be assessed alongside measurement, material, branding and order information.
03What happens if a fabric or trim difference is found?
We assess the effect of the variance on the product and production plan, then confirm the appropriate decision before production proceeds.
04When will the size and colour distribution be finalised?
Finalising the material and production plan before preparing it helps the next steps to proceed smoothly.
05Is packaging information determined at this stage?
Label, folding, product protection and carton information that affect the delivery method of the product should be clarified before production is completed.
06How to evaluate customer-supplied materials?
Before production planning, we assess the material’s suitability, quantity, colour, technical information and delivery status.
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