Approved sample
Physical reference for construction, fit, trims, and finishing.
Quality control system
Quality is managed through gates, not inspected in at the end.
Aimbry uses a staged quality system across fabric, pre-production, sewing, measurement, final inspection, packaging, and shipment documentation.
01
Fabric inspection
Shade, defects, handfeel, shrinkage direction, and material consistency.
02
Pre-production control
Approved sample, BOM, trims, artwork, and size spec are checked before release.
03
Inline production QC
Construction issues are corrected during sewing, not after the line is complete.
04
Measurement verification
Key points are checked against tolerance targets across sizes and batches.
05
AQL final inspection
Random inspection checks appearance, measurement, workmanship, and packing readiness.
06
Shipment check
Labels, polybags, carton marks, quantities, and packing files are checked before handoff.
Fabric inspection
Fabric risk is checked before cutting multiplies the problem.
Material checks focus on the details that affect garment consistency: shade, width, weight, handfeel, shrinkage direction, defects, and documentation.
Fabric width and weight
Color shade grouping
Surface defects
Handfeel consistency
Shrinkage direction
Composition documents
Pre-production control
Bulk production starts only after the production file is aligned.
Size specification
Measurement chart, tolerance points, grading comments, and sample notes.
Material file
Fabric, rib, lining, zipper, drawcord, thread, label, and packing materials.
Artwork approval
Print, embroidery, patch, placement, color, and decoration instructions.
Inline production QC
Inline QC turns production issues into early corrections.
The goal is not only to reject bad garments. The goal is to prevent repeat defects while the line is still adjustable.
01
Operation review
Line setup, seam sequence, machine handling, and operation balance are checked early.
02
Workmanship control
Stitch density, seam strength, puckering, thread trimming, and panel alignment are monitored.
03
Defect correction
Issues are recorded and corrected before they become batch-level failures.
Measurement verification
Fit confidence depends on controlled tolerances.
Measurement points are checked against the approved size spec. Final tolerance targets vary by product category, fabric behavior, and buyer requirement.
Chest / bust
+/- 1.0 cm
Body length
+/- 1.0 cm
Shoulder width
+/- 0.8 cm
Sleeve length
+/- 1.0 cm
Waist / hip
+/- 1.0 cm
Leg opening
+/- 0.6 cm
AQL final inspection
Final inspection checks whether the shipment is ready to leave.
AQL-oriented checking reviews random samples from finished goods and verifies appearance, workmanship, measurements, and packing before shipment handoff.
Appearance
Stains, shade, damage, holes, loose threads, and garment presentation.
Workmanship
Stitching, seams, construction, decoration, labels, trims, and finishing.
Measurement
Key points checked against approved spec and tolerance range.
Packing
Polybag, label, size ratio, carton marks, quantity, and channel requirements.
Packaging and shipment check
Packout quality is part of the product experience.
Packaging checks cover private label details, ecommerce readiness, Amazon prep, carton information, quantities, and shipment documents.
Labeling
Care labels, neck labels, size stickers, hangtags, barcode labels, and FNSKU.
Packing
Polybag, bundle logic, folding standard, quantity per carton, and size ratio.
Shipment file
Carton marks, packing list, carton size, photo confirmation, and handoff notes.
Quality documentation
Quality records help buyer teams make decisions faster.
Documentation can be aligned to the project scope, buyer channel, product risk, and shipment requirements.
Approved sample notes
Measurement report
Inline QC records
Final inspection summary
Packing list
Carton mark file
Material documents
Photo confirmation
Quality assurance CTA
Share your product risk. We will map the QC route.
Send your category, fabric, tolerance needs, packaging rules, or inspection expectations before sampling or bulk production.
QC checkpoints
Measurement tolerance
Packaging checks