Quality inspection (quality inspection) of customized sportswear before leaving the factory is a key link to ensure product quality, meet customer needs and maintain the company’s quality reputation. The following are the main reasons and the specific significance of quality inspection:
1.Ensure that the product meets the design requirements
- Customized sportswear usually has unique patterns, logos, colors or text designs. Quality inspection needs to check whether the actual product is consistent with the design draft (such as printing accuracy, embroidery position, color difference, etc.).
- Check whether the size and tailoring of customized sportswear meet the order specifications (such as the accuracy of sizes of different numbers).
2.Control the quality of materials and craftsmanship of customized sportswear
- Fabric inspection: Confirm whether the material of customized sportswear meets the standards (such as breathability, elasticity, wear resistance), and avoid using inferior or wrong fabrics.
- Craft inspection: Check whether the stitching of customized sportswear is firm, whether the seams are flat, and whether the printing/embroidery is firm (to prevent discoloration or cracking).
- Functional testing: For example, whether the moisture absorption and perspiration, UV resistance and other properties of customized sportswear are qualified.
3.Avoid batch defects
- Systematic errors may occur during the production process (such as blurred printing or wrong size marking in a batch). Quality inspection can intercept problematic products in time to reduce after-sales disputes and losses.
4.Maintain brand and customer trust
- The sale of inferior customized sportswear products will damage the brand image, especially the team customized uniforms (such as clubs and schools) have higher quality requirements.
- Strict quality inspection can improve customer satisfaction and promote long-term cooperation.
So what are the regular quality inspections and common items? They are the following 4 points:
1: Appearance inspection: stains, thread ends, symmetry.
2: Size measurement: whether the size error of each part is within the allowable range.
3: Functional testing: color fastness, tear resistance testing.
4: Packaging verification: whether the label, tag, and packaging are standardized, etc.
