Process Flow Chart of Quality Control in Sewing Section:
Quality refers to the buyer’s satisfaction or requirements. Now a day’s readymade garments business is fully based on quality, which is carried out in various sections. The garments sewing section is one of those. As its importance in garments manufacturing, today I will present here the process flow chart of quality control in the sewing section.
Garments sewing section
Process Sequence of Quality Control in Sewing Section:
Input material checking
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Cutting panel and accessories checking
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Checking the sewing machine
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Sewing thread checking
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Sewing needle checking
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Embroidery and printing panel checking (If there)
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Stitching fault checking
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Seam fault checking
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Measurement checking
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Shade variation checking
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Size mistake checking
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Trimmings checking
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Interlining checking
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A crease or wrinkle appearance checking
All the above processes have discussed in the below table:
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S/L No.
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Process
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Procedure
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01
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Input material check
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It is the first process of quality control in the sewing section. Here all the input materials should be checked to complete all the sewing processes accurately.
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Cutting panel and accessories checking
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All the cutting panels and accessories should be checked here to avoid mismatching with the other cutting parts and
trimmings. |
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03
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Checking the sewing machine
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According to the buyer’s approved sample, the right sewing machine should be selected here to complete all the required sewing for the garments.
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04
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Sewing thread checking
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It’s a very important matter in the sewing section. Sewing thread should be selected here according to buyers approved sample.
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05
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Sewing needle checking
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Here, the required sizes needle should be selected to complete fault-free sewing for the garments.
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06
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Embroidery and printing panel checking (If there)
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If there’s any embroidery or print lies in the garments, then it should be checked by maintaining buyers approved sample.
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07
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Stitching fault checking
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After making the garments, here clothing checked to identify stitch fault free garments.
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08
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Seam fault checking
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After checking the stitch, all the seam of garments must be checked here.
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09
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Measurement checking
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According to the buyer’s instruction, garments measurement has to check here.
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10
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Shade variation checking
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Sometimes various types of shade variation have been seen in the garments which should be checked here.
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11
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Size mistake checking
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For submitting the perfect size of garments to the buyer, extra checking has needed here.
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12
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Trimmings checking
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According to the buyer’s approved sample, required trimmings of garments should be checked here to make fault free garments.
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13
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Interlining checking
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Interlining checking should be done here by the quality inspector whether it is perfect or not.
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14
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A crease or wrinkle appearance checking
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It is the last process of quality control in the sewing section, where the quality inspector confirms crease or wrinkle free garments.
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