Quality checkpoints should follow the approved specification
Quality expectations are most useful when they are measurable and agreed before production. The approved sample, measurement chart, fabric and trim references, wash direction and construction notes provide the working standard for the project.
Before production
- Confirm fabric identity, composition information, weight and shade direction.
- Confirm buttons, rivets, zippers, labels and other approved trims.
- Review the pre-production sample against fit, measurements, wash and construction requirements.
- Record approved revisions and any tolerances agreed for the order.
During production
Production follow-up should focus on the workmanship and construction points identified in the brief. Any material deviation or unresolved issue should be recorded and escalated before it affects more units.
After washing and before shipment
Post-wash review may include garment appearance, measurements, shade consistency, finishing, quantity and packing. The exact inspection scope, sampling level and acceptance criteria should be agreed for the order. DENVANTA does not claim a certification or inspection standard that has not been specified.
See the development process and read the sample approval guides.