Inspection standards
Which standard and which inspection level each order is checked against — agreed before production starts rather than argued about after it ends.
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Amber Chan has spent five years at SEAMDANCE and signs the buyer guides on this site. The work behind them is quality control: agreeing the inspection standard an order is measured against, approving samples before bulk is cut, and accepting or rejecting finished bulk before it ships. The guides are written from that side of the table — what to specify, what to check, and what to get in writing.
Which standard and which inspection level each order is checked against — agreed before production starts rather than argued about after it ends.
Signing off fit, fabric, colour and construction on the sample that bulk production then has to match.
Accepting or rejecting finished bulk against the approved sample and the agreed inspection level before it ships.
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