Inspection of garments and fabrics should be at the core of your supply chain strategy to ensure that only high-quality materials and components are used to produce the garments. It is highly vulnerable to human error and quality issues since textiles are labour-intensive and involves many manual processes.

Since the production factory is often located far from the retail outlets where the products are displayed, testing has become standard in the textile and garment industry. Once the examination is complete, the product receives a guarantee of quality. Quality inspection in the garment industry is crucial to ensure the product is perfect at every step of production.

• Fabric quality control requires much hands-on knowledge and attention to minute details. VERGER Group’s technical engineers construct a thorough fabric inspection service checklist based on the four-point grading system, your primary concerns, and the specifications for each product. Our inspectors then take several measurements and conduct on-site checks to ensure mass production meets your specified quality standards and meet international rules and safety guidelines.It may be necessary to do some fabric tests in a climate-controlled setting to determine whether they adhere to the requirements of your final product. Our inspectors choose a sample from each batch and send it to a certified laboratory for analysis and test reports.
• VERGER Group offers a comprehensive approach to conducting textile/fabric inspections. We examine the fabric’s weight, print patterns, the feel of the material, and dye quality and match them against the specified requirements to check for any defects. Our inspector checks if the fabrics are labelled correctly with all the necessary information. Stitches, fasteners, pattern consistency, etc., are all checked to ensure the quality of the material. The apparel inspector notes fabric measurements and weaves appearance to ensure all processes adhere to the applicable norms and laws.

Let us look at some fabric inspection options provided by VERGER to its customers-

Pre-Production Inspection This inspection takes place before mass production begins. Quality control inspection of the raw materials and fabric is done.

• During Production Inspection

Samples from the first production run are selected and checked for consistency in the fabric and quality. The supply chain is examined for any breakouts or faults. The production process and the employees are inspected to ensure a qualified and capable supervisor does the manufacturing.

• Inline Inspection 

This inspection ensures the quality of the entire production batch by taking random samples of the raw materials and the finished garments. In case of any fallout, we collaborate with the manufacturing team to design and implement a corrective action plan in response to the inspection results.

• Before delivery Inspection

A final arbitrary check is done for quality and safety assurance. We supervise the loading process of the garments to ensure complete safety protocols are followed with minimum risks.