Production & quality control
Coordinate manufacturing, inspections, visibility, and corrective action.
Stage 6 of 7 in the produce & deliver phase
- 01Project onboardingPlan
- 02Project brief & feasibilityPlan
- 03Costing & order confirmationPlan
- 04Development & sample approvalDevelop
- 05Pre-production & releaseDevelop
- 06Production & quality controlProduce & deliver
- 07Delivery & continued supportProduce & deliver
Seven stages · three phases. From plan to delivery, every step has an owner.
Bulk-production timing begins after the required pre-production approvals and materials are confirmed.
Quality gates in this stage
First-piece inspection
The first piece entering the production line is checked progressively at relevant stages to confirm the approved requirements transfer correctly.
Inline quality control
While production is running, work in progress is tested to detect and fix errors at the earliest stage: recurring defects, measurement variation, construction, and finishing.
Frequently asked questions
How many pieces can you produce per month?
Up to 50,000 pieces per month across a network of 50+ specialized production partners. Capacity and factory allocation are confirmed for each project.
How long do sampling and bulk production take?
An initial sample takes about 5 working days and a pre-production sample about 3 working days. Standard bulk production takes about 4 weeks, and about 5 weeks in peak season. Bulk timing starts after pre-production approvals and materials are confirmed.
Start with a feasibility review
Share your product, quantity and timeline. An experienced apparel account manager will confirm the manufacturing route and the next step.
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