Quality Inspection
Key Aspects of Denim Bottom Inspection
- Fabric Quality Check
- Inspect the denim fabric for defects like inconsistent weaving, tears, stains, or color inconsistencies.
- Verify fabric weight, texture, and stretch properties to meet the client’s specifications.
- Stitching and Seam Inspection
- Evaluate the strength and accuracy of seams to prevent issues like unraveling.
- Check for uniform stitching patterns, loose threads, or skipped stitches that may compromise garment quality.
- Measurements and Fitting
- Confirm that each piece adheres to the specified size chart.
- Verify critical dimensions such as waist, hip, inseam, and rise to ensure consistency across all units.
- Finishing Details
- Assess the quality of zippers, buttons, rivets, and other hardware.
- Check hemming, pocket placement, and embellishments to align with design requirements.
- Color and Wash Inspection
- Ensure consistency in wash treatments (stonewash, acid wash, etc.) and dyeing.
- Look for signs of uneven fading, bleeding, or discoloration.
- Durability Testing
- Perform physical tests to measure the garment’s ability to withstand stress, including stretch recovery and tear resistance.
- Check the resilience of hardware under pressure.
- Packaging and Labeling
- Confirm that all items are properly packed, with labels and tags placed accurately according to customer specifications.
- Verify that packaging is free from defects and protects the product during transit.