Apparel

We refer to non-conformance goods that do not meet customer quality requirements, below the customer quality standard, also referred to as “2nd class” goods. Those goods cannot be shipped to the buyer as 1st quality goods. This article is about the list of procedures to follow up on Rejected Finished Goods in the Apparel Industry. … Read More

The apparel industry is one of the country’s economic lifelines, but just a few nicks can hamper the efficiency and productivity of the industry significantly. It is a hard fact that the industry has been suffering from a lack of a skilled workforce. Being the trainer for many leading apparel companies like H&M;, Li & … Read More

SOP to Control and Handle Non-conformance Raw Material in the Garments Industry Mainly, raw materials are fabric, trims, and accessories in the garment industry. Non-conformance goods refer to defective goods that do not meet certain quality standards, deviate from requirements, or specifications. Some rules have to be followed by garment makers to deal with supplier … Read More

AQL is an acceptable quality limit or acceptable quality level (AQL), a sampling of quality audits or inspection systems used for quality audits or inspection processes in the Garment industry. AQL sampling quantity and acceptance level information is shown in an AQL chart, and QC is used in quality audits when a 100% quality inspection … Read More

A buyer QC is also called a buying house QC or a buying QC, a person who certifies in-process and final garment products from the customer end, a customer employee who directly works in the supplier factory. From the buying house, called the ‘Field QA, Field QC’. A buying QC is highly respected in garment factories, and they … Read More

Quality engineering deals with quality control and assurance in any manufacturing process to control process improvement, work for problem-solving, and reduce defects. Quality plays a vital role in the garment industry. A manufacturing system in the apparel industry that produces garments from fabrics (raw materials) by cutting and sewing, and finally packs finished goods before … Read More