05 / Quality
Control begins with
Quality discipline organized around the buyer’s specification, relevant checkpoints and agreed release requirements.
Quality framework
Consistency can only be evaluated against something clearly defined.
The appropriate controls depend on the textile, application and buyer program. We therefore begin by aligning the reference, required parameters, relevant evaluation methods and acceptance protocol rather than applying unsupported universal claims.
01
Specification control
The agreed specification, approved reference and relevant tolerances establish the working basis for the program.
02
Material identification
Material and program information can be organized to support the traceability approach agreed for the specific order.
03
In-process discipline
Relevant production checkpoints are defined in relation to the textile construction, process route and buyer requirements.
04
Batch consistency
Production is reviewed against the approved direction and the practical parameters established for repeat supply.
05
Deviation communication
Material differences or process issues that affect the agreed outcome should be surfaced, assessed and aligned before progression.
06
Buyer-specific protocols
Requested test methods, inspection points, documentation and release requirements are confirmed for the actual program.
07
Release review
Packing and dispatch progression follows review against the quality and commercial requirements agreed with the buyer.
Define the protocol
Align quality requirements before the program moves forward.
Share applicable methods, tolerances, inspection expectations and documentation needs with the initial brief.