1. Fabric Inspection
Colour, weight, width, shrinkage, hand feel and visible defects are checked against the approved fabric reference before cutting.
Quality Control
Strict Quality Control for Every Suit Order
Quality is not a final check — it is a sequence of checks at every stage of production. Here is exactly what we inspect, and where.
Inspection Process
Seven Inspection Stages
Each stage has a defined owner and a defined check. Findings are recorded by order and reported before shipment.
2. Cutting Inspection
Cut panels are checked for size accuracy, grain and pattern direction, quantity per size and shade matching within each bundle.
3. Sewing Inspection
Stitch density, seam allowance, symmetry, alignment, pocket placement and overall workmanship are checked on the line and at end of line.
4. Size Measurement
Key measurements are verified against your size chart — chest, shoulder, sleeve, length, waist, hip and inseam — and recorded by size.
5. Pressing Inspection
Seams are checked for pressing quality, lapel roll and shape, lining balance and overall appearance before final inspection.
6. Final Inspection
A final check covers appearance, measurements, stitching, trims, labels, packaging, assortment and quantity before shipping.
7. Packing Inspection
Packing method, polybag print, hangtags, barcodes, carton marks, pack ratio and carton strength are confirmed against your instruction.
Measurement Control
Size Charts Are Checked, Not Assumed
Measurement problems are the most common reason for garment claims, and they almost always come from an unclear size chart rather than poor sewing. Before production we confirm every point of measure with you, including how each point is measured.
- Point-of-measure definition confirmed in writing
- Jacket chest, shoulder, sleeve, length and half-waist
- Trouser waist, hip, thigh, knee, inseam and outseam
- Shirt collar, chest, shoulder, sleeve and length
- Tolerance agreed per measurement point
- Measurements recorded by size and retained with the order file
FAQ
Quality Questions Buyers Ask
Are you a trading company or a factory?
We are a suit manufacturer with our own production site, cutting room, sewing lines, pressing department, sample room and QC team. We are happy to show you the factory by video call or support a third-party inspection at any time.
What is your MOQ?
MOQ depends on style, fabric and colour, and on whether the order is a repeat or a new development. Please send your product details, colour breakdown and target quantity and we will confirm the exact minimum.
Can you make samples?
Yes. We make samples before bulk production. Sample time is usually 7–15 days for a repeat style and 10–18 days for a new style, depending on style complexity and fabric availability.
How do you control quality?
We inspect fabric before cutting, check cut panels, run in-line inspection during sewing, measure key sizes, check pressing, and complete a final inspection plus a packing check before shipment. Inspection records can be provided.
Can you sign an NDA or keep our designs confidential?
Yes. We can sign a non-disclosure agreement before you send designs or tech packs, and your patterns, artwork and customer information are not shared with third parties.
Can we visit the factory or arrange an inspection?
Yes. We welcome factory visits and video tours, and we accept third-party inspections such as SGS, Bureau Veritas or your own QC agent before shipment.
Want to See Our Inspection Records?
Send us your product type and we will show you the inspection format and measurement report used for that category.