QUALITY MANAGEMENT
Clear Quality Checkpoints for Custom Grip Sock Orders
Quality coordination follows the approved sample and written specification from material preparation through final packing.
WHAT BUYERS NEED TO KNOW
Four checkpoints tied to production progress
The objective is to identify mismatches early and verify that finished goods correspond to the confirmed order.
Pre-production review
Confirm yarn, colors, artwork, sizes, grip layout, packaging details and approved reference.
In-line inspection
Review construction, measurements, logo placement, workmanship and grip application during production.
Final and packing check
Check finished appearance, order assortment, labels, packing method, carton marks and quantities before shipment.
PLANNING INFORMATION
Key decisions before quotation
Final specifications, commercial terms and timing are confirmed for each project in writing.
| Product checks | Construction, size, color, logo position and workmanship |
|---|---|
| Grip checks | Coverage, placement, adhesion appearance and consistency |
| Packing checks | Pairing, labels, barcodes, pack ratios and carton information |
| Reporting | Inspection scope is agreed according to the order and buyer requirements |
BUYER FAQ
Questions about Quality Control
Do you claim AQL 2.5 inspection?
Not as a universal standard. If a buyer requires a defined sampling plan or third-party inspection, it must be agreed for that order.
Can third-party testing be arranged?
Testing support may be coordinated according to the destination market, product use and required standard.
Discuss your grip sock project
Share your application, estimated quantity, customization requirements and destination market. We will recommend a suitable next step.
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