Currently, many ready-to-wear garments on the market are made of woven fabrics. The inspection of this type of clothing should run through the entire processing process of cutting, sewing, buttonhole fastening, and ironing. At the same time, the finished woven fabrics should be comprehensively inspected before packaging and storage to ensure the quality of the products. So, what specific inspection content does it include?
First of all, during the inspection of finished woven fabric garments, it is important to ensure that the style of the garment is consistent with the confirmation sample. Secondly, pay attention to check whether the size specifications can meet the requirements of the craft sheet and sample garments. In addition, the sewing quality of the garments must be checked to ensure that the sewing is regular and smooth. If it is a garment made of striped fabric, you should also pay attention to check whether the alignment of the strips is correct. In addition, pay attention to check whether the fabric threads are correct and whether there are any defects or oil stains on the fabric.
Furthermore, during the inspection of ready-made garments, attention should be paid to whether the same garment has color differences in woven fabrics; at the same time, it is necessary to ensure whether the ironing effect is good, and whether the adhesive lining is firm and whether there is glue seepage. Whether the thread ends have been trimmed, etc. In addition, make sure that the clothing accessories are complete and in good condition. Also pay attention to ensure that the size mark, wash mark, trademark, etc. on the clothing are consistent with the actual content of the goods and are in the correct position.
It is also necessary to ensure that the overall shape of the woven fabric clothing is in good shape, and it must be packaged as required to ensure that the packaging meets the requirements. In the packaging and warehousing process, clothing packaging can be divided into two types: hanging packaging and box packaging. Box packaging generally has inner packaging and outer packaging. Inner packaging refers to putting one or several pieces of clothing into a plastic bag. The style number and size of the clothing should be consistent with those marked on the plastic bag, and the packaging must be smooth and beautiful.
At present, when woven fabric clothing is packaged, most of them are packaged in cartons. When packing ready-made clothes, you should pay attention to the complete quantity and accurate color and size matching. A box mark should be painted on the outer box to indicate the customer, port of shipment, box number, quantity, place of origin, etc. The content should be consistent with the actual goods.
