STEP 01
Inquiry & RFQ Handling
We capture the buyer brief, understand product requirements and confirm the information needed for costing and development.
FROM INQUIRY TO CONTAINER DISPATCH
From Inquiry to Container Dispatch
A structured 18-step journey from buyer inquiry and product development through controlled manufacturing, quality assurance and worldwide dispatch.
STEP 02
Tech Pack Review & Costing
Our team reviews measurements, construction, fabrics, trims, decoration and packaging requirements to prepare a workable costing basis.
STEP 03
Quotation Submission & Negotiation
Quotation details are shared with the buyer and commercial points, specifications and quantities are clarified before confirmation.
STEP 04
Order Confirmation & PO Issuance
Approved commercial terms and production requirements are documented before the project moves into pre-production.
STEP 05
Pre-Production Meeting – PPM
The PPM confirms approved specifications, critical quality points, materials, sampling status and production instructions.
QC / QA checkpoint
STEP 06
Proto, Fit, Salesman and PP Sampling
Sampling progresses through the applicable proto, fit, salesman and pre-production stages until the approved standard is established.
STEP 07
Material Sourcing & Booking
Required materials are sourced and booked against the approved product specification, colour and quantity requirements.
STEP 08
Fabric Inspection & Lab Testing
Fabric is checked for quality, shade and relevant laboratory requirements before production use.
QC / QA checkpoint
STEP 09
Pattern Making, Grading & Marker
Approved measurements are converted into production patterns, graded sizes and cutting markers.
STEP 10
Cutting
Fabric is prepared and cut according to approved markers, shade controls and production requirements.
QC / QA checkpoint
STEP 11
Sewing & Production
Cut panels move through controlled sewing and production operations with workmanship and measurement requirements monitored.
STEP 12
In-Process Quality Control
Inline and end-line checks identify workmanship, measurement and construction issues early so corrections can be made before final inspection.
QC / QA checkpoint
STEP 13
Washing, Finishing, Embroidery & Printing
Applicable washing, finishing, embroidery and printing operations are completed against approved standards and appearance requirements.
QC / QA checkpoint
STEP 14
Final Finishing & Ironing
Garments receive final finishing, thread trimming, ironing and presentation checks before final quality inspection.
STEP 15
Final Quality Inspection – FRI
Final inspection reviews workmanship, measurements, appearance, packing readiness and applicable AQL requirements.
QC / QA checkpoint
STEP 16
Packing & Carton Making
Garments are packed according to buyer instructions, carton specifications and labelling requirements.
QC / QA checkpoint
STEP 17
Documentation & Shipment Booking
Required export documentation is coordinated and shipment arrangements are confirmed with the relevant logistics partners.
STEP 18
Container Loading & Dispatch
Loading checks confirm carton quantities, container condition, seal information and dispatch readiness before worldwide shipment.
QC / QA checkpoint
We capture the buyer brief, understand product requirements and confirm the information needed for costing and development.
Our team reviews measurements, construction, fabrics, trims, decoration and packaging requirements to prepare a workable costing basis.
Quotation details are shared with the buyer and commercial points, specifications and quantities are clarified before confirmation.
Approved commercial terms and production requirements are documented before the project moves into pre-production.
The PPM confirms approved specifications, critical quality points, materials, sampling status and production instructions.
Sampling progresses through the applicable proto, fit, salesman and pre-production stages until the approved standard is established.
Required materials are sourced and booked against the approved product specification, colour and quantity requirements.
Fabric is checked for quality, shade and relevant laboratory requirements before production use.
Approved measurements are converted into production patterns, graded sizes and cutting markers.
Fabric is prepared and cut according to approved markers, shade controls and production requirements.
Cut panels move through controlled sewing and production operations with workmanship and measurement requirements monitored.
Inline and end-line checks identify workmanship, measurement and construction issues early so corrections can be made before final inspection.
Applicable washing, finishing, embroidery and printing operations are completed against approved standards and appearance requirements.
Garments receive final finishing, thread trimming, ironing and presentation checks before final quality inspection.
Final inspection reviews workmanship, measurements, appearance, packing readiness and applicable AQL requirements.
Garments are packed according to buyer instructions, carton specifications and labelling requirements.
Required export documentation is coordinated and shipment arrangements are confirmed with the relevant logistics partners.
Loading checks confirm carton quantities, container condition, seal information and dispatch readiness before worldwide shipment.
Production Visuals
Fabric to Decoration
Purpose-specific production visuals for fabric, sampling, cutting, stitching, printing and embroidery.
Fabric
Sampling
Cutting
Stitching
Printing
Embroidery
