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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TOPIC PAGENO.

1. Introduction 03

2. Checking Procedure 04

2.1 100% Inspection 04

2.2 Finishing Quality Audit 0

2.3 Pre!ship"ent Quality Audit 0#

2.4 $o to &easure 10

3. 'e(ect )ating *ones 1+ 3.1 'e(ect Classi(ication 1

3.1.1 Fa,ric 'e(ects 1

3.1.2 -e ing 'e(ects 1

3.2 'e(ect -e/erity *one! ise 1# 4. Folding and Packing Instructions 1

4.1 ar"ent Folding and Packing 20

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INTRODUCTION

Presentation is e/erything56 or so the old adage goes. A ell!packaged ite" ill

catch your custo"er7s eye and let hi" kno that you care a,out the 8uality o( your ork. 9hether you7re o((ering single!ite" orders or large 8uantity :o,s6

attracti/e and (unctional (inishing and packaging can set you apart (ro"

co"petitors6 "aking your custo"ers ant to return to your ,usiness.

Assu"ing that all the ,asics o( se ing ha/e ,een addressed and the ite"s

co"ing o(( your "achine are high 8uality6 hat does it take to (inish and

package a product;


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CHECKING PROCEDURE


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> It is reco""ended that the gar"ents ,e ironed lightly a 8uick iron5 ,e(ore

inspection.


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2 )echeck the ,undle QualityInspector@


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In !ecti"n G#i$e ine

> $e should do and audit o( each checker at least 4 ti"es a day in order to get a

representati/e checking e((iciency o( the checker.

> For the ashing@ (inishing audit6 e"phasis should ,e gi/en to areas a((ected

,y ashing@(inishing e.g. tri""ing holes6 (raying at the collar due to ashing

etc.

P*"ce$#*e -"* 4#, it ,#$it

Ste! T, ( Re !"n ibiit

Re-e*ence

I Pre!de(ine the no. o( gar"ents to ,e inspected.


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Categories.III )ecord the de(ects (ound Auditor Quality audit

(or".I 'iscuss the 8uality issues

speci(ically ith the QA

"anager@ Production "anagerho take appropriate actionN"te

All speci(ications should ,e pro/ided to the auditor.

Care(ully analyDe those areas (ro" here high de(ects are (ound and take

action i""ediately.

It is on the discretion o( the (actory s "anage"ent to take a (iBed a"ount o( pieces to ,e checked. $e@she could also (ollo the AQ? le/el ta,le that is

appended in the "anual.


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A(ter entering all the in(or"ation into the Pre!-hip"ent Audit (or"6 the (inal

inspector should deter"ine i( the lot as accepted or not. Any re:ected lots

should ,e addressed pro"ptly to "ini"iDe the chance o( ha/ing a late order.

In !ecti"n G#i$e ine

> Cartons "arking should ,e clearly "arked

> Hn!assorted or ,roken pre!pack carton nu",ers packing list "ust sho all the

details

> Packed 8uantity

> Packing siDe ratio in a carton

> All gar"ents to ,e in indi/idual poly ,ags.

> o loose pieces packed6 unless speci(ied on P. .

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> Adhesi/e siDe strip place"ent

> Check gar"ents (or ork"anship6 (it and "easure"ent 8uality as per the

ashing audit.

HO& TO 7EASURE CHARTS

$o to "easure charts is the diagra""atic representation as to ho the

"easure"ent o( the gar"ent is to ,e carried out. As di((erent ,uyers

ha/e di((erent ays o( "easuring a gar"ent6 it "akes sense to ha/e ho

to "easure charts as per ,uyer s re8uire"ent so that the chances o(

going rong ith "easure"ent are reduced considera,ly.


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B2 Insea"

&easure (ro" thecrotch sea" to the,otto" o( the he"6(ollo ing the inside legsea"

B3 ut sea"

&easure (ro" the,otto" o( the

aist,and to the,otto" o( the he"6(ollo ing the outsideleg sea".

B4 Front rise

&easure (ro" the,otto" o( the

aist,and to thecrotch sea"6 (ollo ingthe cur/e o( the rise.

B5 ack rise

&easure (ro" the

,otto" o( theaist,and to the

crotch sea"6 (ollo ingthe cur/e o( the rise.

B6


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B7 $ip idth

At a speci(ied distance,elo the aist6"easure straightacross the leg (ro" the(ront creaseline to the,ack creaseline

B8 Jnee idth

At a speci(ied distance,elo the crotchsea"6 "easurestraight across the leg(ro" the (ront creaseline to the ,ack creaseline.


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B12 Front@-ide pocketopening

&easure along the(inished opening

B13 ack pocket opening

&easure along the(inished opening

B14 ack pocket height

&easure (ro" the(inished opening

straight do n to the,otto" o( the opening

B15 -ide pocket ,ag depth

&easure (ro" the sidesea" to the lo estend o( the pocket

B16 ack pocket ,ag depth

&easure (ro" the top

o( the pocket to the,otto"

B17 Coin pocket opening

&easure along the(inished edge

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B12

B13

B14

B15

B16

B17


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B18 Fly open

9ith the (ly open6"easure the gar"ent(ro" ,elo the

aist,and to the endo( the opening

B19 Fly idth

&easure (ro" the(inished edge o( the (lystraight across till the(ly sea" appearing onthe right side o( thegar"ent

B20 Ket piece idth

&easure the :et piecepresent inside thetrouser attached tothe (ly idth (ro" endto end

B21 ?oop length

&easure (ro" the topo( the loop straightdo n to the end

B22 ?oop idth

&easure straightacross the loop (ro"side to side

B23 Pleat to side sea"

&easure (ro" thepleat sea" straightacross to the outsea"

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B21

B19

B22

B23


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B24 Pleat depth

9ith the pleat relaBednot open 6 insert the

"easure"ent tapestraight into the pleatto "easure depth

All standard point of measurements have been included, any other measurement point should be included in the specification sheet

DEFECT RATING 8ONE

=ach ar"ent ill ha/e de(ect rating Done according to hich the se/erity o( the

de(ect sho ing on the gar"ent ould ,e de(ined. enerally6 there are threeDones6 na"ely6 A6 and C6 ith A ,eing the "ost critical and C the least.


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All panels and parts from the inside qualify for Zone !"

A9 8"ne: 8"ne 'e*e n" $e-ect ,*e ,cce!t,b e.B9 8"ne: 8"ne 'e*e ve* 3in"* $e-ect ,*e ,cce!t,b e.C9 8"ne: 8"ne 'e*e 3in"* $e-ect ,*e ,cce!t,b e.

De-ect C , i-ic,ti"n

F,b*ic De-ect

B,**e 9 ccurs in circular knit. Caused ,y "iBing yarn on (eed into

"achine. Fa,ric ill appear to ha/e horiDontal streaks.

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Bi*$ e e ! Caused ,y unintentional tucking (ro" "al(unctioning needle.

Hsually t o s"all distorted stitches6 side ,y side.

B*"(en c" "* !,tte*n ! Hsually caused ,y colored yarn out o( place on

(ra"e

D*"! titc'e ! )esults (ro" "al(unctioning needle or :ack. 9ill appear

as holes or "issing stitches

En$ "#t ! ccurs in arp knit. )esults (ro" knitting "achine continuing

to run ith "issing end.

H" e ! Caused ,y ,roken needle

7i in) ,*n ! ccurs in circular knit. Caused ,y one end o( yarn "issing

(ro" (eed and "achine continuing to run.

7i;e$ ,*n ! ccurs in arp knit. )esults (ro" rong (i,er yarn or

rong siDe yarn placed on arp. Fa,ric could appear as thick end or

di((erent color i( (i,er has di((erent a((inity (or dye.

Nee$ e ine ! Caused ,y ,ent needle (or"ing distorted stitches. Hsually a

/ertical line.

P*e 9"-- ! )esults hen all or so"e o( the needle on circular knitting (ail

to (unction and (a,ric either (alls o(( the "achine or design is co"pletely

disrupted or destroyed. &any knitting needle are ,roken and ha/e to

replace hen ,ad press Eo(( occurs. ad press!o(( usually starts a ne roll

o( (a,ric.

R#nne* ! Caused ,y ,roken needle. 9ill appear as /ertical line "ost

"achine ha/e a stopping de/ice to stop "achine hen needle ,reaks

S #b ! Hsually caused ,y a hea/y or thick place in yarn6 or ,y lint

getting onto yarn (eed.

St*, in) ! Caused hen end o( yarn ,reak and the loose end strays and

is knit regularly into another area.

Se in) De-ect

Uneven Stitc' < -titching is not per(or"ed straight and a part o( stitches

is se n in disorder.

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I**e)# ,* Stitc' < Irregular knotting points o( thread occur on upper and

lo er (aces o( clothes under certain tightness.

S(i! Stitc' < -titches o( se ing thread partially skip and stitching is not

per(or"ed co"pletely

7i Stitc' < -titches are out o( the se ing line

S i! O#t < 9hen the (orce is applied to stitch6 the constituent thread o(

the part "o/es and stitch opens or slips

T'*e,$ B*e,(,)e < 9hen eBcessi/e (orce is applied to the stitch6 the

se ing threads ,reaks gi/en the appearance o( a ,roken stitch

Se,3 P#c(e*in) 9 -ea" puckering is the rinkle that occurs near

stitches ,y shrinking.

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FOLDING AND PACKING INSTRUCTIONS

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F" $in) P*,ctice

It "ust ,e ensured that the ,uyer recei/es all goods in an accepta,le condition.

e(ore packing goods it is i"portant that all thread ends6 loose (i,ers6 and ork

tickets (ro" gar"ents are re"o/ed and the gar"ents are clean and ready (orpacking.


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G,*3ent F" $in) ,n$ P,c(in)


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-iDe sticker


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S e,t 'i*t> S e,te*

Accessories to ,e used in packing

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Accessory &aterial@ 'i"ensionsClips$angtagsPricetag

?. Knit S'i*t

Accessories to ,e used in packing

Accessory &aterial@ 'i"ensionsacker

Collar ,andutter(ly

Clips

P,c(,)in) In t*#cti"n

Packaging is al ays considered as an integral part o( the product.


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All packed goods "ust ,e deli/ered as per ,uyers speci(ied cartons6 unless the

speci(ication sheet@ uying and &erchandising $ead speci(y other ise.

All gar"ents are to ,e packed in one color per style.


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All cartons should ,e uni(or"ly "arked see illustration

= ' A

1. Purchase rder u",er

2. -tyle u",er

3. Colour

4. -iDes and the pieces ithin each siDe

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