Textiles and Garments Inspection - Textile Quality Control

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Tetra Inspection Expertise in Textiles and Garments

Textile manufacturing in China and Asia in general poses significant challenges for importers and retailers who must remain innovative while continuing to ensure consumer safety and satisfy demanding time-to-market obligations. A proactive textile and garment quality control strategy is crucial to overcoming these challenges.

Tetra Inspection offers textile inspection services at every stage of the supply chain: from sourcing new suppliers to in-process textile quality control and pre-shipment inspection. Our expertise includes product categories such as woven fabric, knit fabric, adult garments, and children’s clothing.

Tetra Inspection verifies the qualityspecificationsfunctionsafety, and compliance of your textile products with relevant international standards.

 

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Pre-customs clearance Inspection or locally called “the Previo en Origen” is a type of inspection that is carried out prior to the dispatch. footwear inspection

Textile Inspection and Apparel Quality Control Approach

Quality control of textile and garment products requires considerable on-site experience and close attention to detail. Tetra Inspection technical engineers customize our standard Product Checklist by adding specific tests to meet your quality requirements.

Main Tests Performed during an Inspection of Textiles and Garments

Pre-customs clearance Inspection or locally called “the Previo en Origen” is a type of inspection that is carried out prior to the dispatch. footwear inspection
Apparel Quality Control

Why apparel inspection is important?

Apparel quality control should be implemented as part of your supply chain strategy, from the raw materials inspection till the goods are loaded into the container, garment inspection must be at the heart of the apparel-making process. Textile products are labour intensive, which require several manual works, consequently, it’s very prone to human error and quality defects.

Main apparel types

Common Types of Apparel Testing

  • Colorfastness Testing
  • Shrinkage Testing
  • Pilling Testing
  • Yarn Twist Testing
  • Yarn Count Testing
  • Fabric Strength Testing
  • Finish Quality Testing
  • Seam Slippage Testing
  • Embellishments Testing
  • Buttons and Zippers Testing
  • Hems and Seams Testing
  • Print QualityTesting
  • Packaging Standards Testing
  • Washing and Dyeing Effects
apparel testing

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