Key Aspects of Polo Shirt Inspection

1. Fabric Quality Evaluation
   • Check for fabric defects like holes, pilling, stains, or irregular textures.
   • Assess fabric weight, elasticity, and composition (e.g., cotton, polyester, or blends) to meet product specifications.
   • Verify shrinkage and colorfastness to maintain quality after washing.
2. Collar and Placket Inspection
   • Ensure collars are neatly stitched, evenly constructed, and properly aligned.
   • Check placket stitching, buttonholes, and buttons for durability and symmetry.
   • Verify that buttons are securely attached and functional.
3. Seam and Stitching Check
   • Inspect all seams for strength, alignment, and consistency.
   • Look for skipped stitches, loose threads, and fraying edges.
   • Evaluate the reinforcement at high-stress points, such as shoulder seams and side slits.
4. Measurement and Fitting
   • Confirm that the garment adheres to size specifications, including chest width, sleeve length, and overall length.
   • Check symmetry in design elements such as sleeves, hemline, and logo placement.
5. Color Consistency
   • Ensure uniformity in dyeing across the garment and consistency across production batches.
   • Test for resistance to fading and bleeding during washing or exposure to light.
6. Logo and Embroidery Inspection
   • Verify that logos and embroidery are correctly positioned, well-defined, and free from loose threads.
   • Check for color matching and clarity of embroidered designs.
7. Comfort and Durability Testing
   • Assess the softness and breathability of the fabric.
   • Test for wear and tear resistance, ensuring the shirt maintains its shape and appearance over time.
8. Packaging and Labeling
   • Verify that each polo shirt is neatly folded and packaged according to client specifications.
   • Ensure size labels, care tags, and branding are correctly placed and legible.