FINAL VERIFICATION
Pre-Shipment Inspection for Grip Sock Orders
Verify finished products and packing against the approved specification and order before release for shipment.
INSPECTION SCOPE
Check the product and the order
A finished sock can look acceptable while the assortment, labels or carton information are wrong, so packing data is part of inspection.
Product conformity
Review style, size, color, construction, logo, grip appearance and visible workmanship.
Measurement and function checks
Use defined measurements and agreed checks appropriate to the specification and inspection plan.
Packing and quantity
Verify pairing, labels, unit packs, assortments, carton marks, carton count and order references.
DOCUMENT THE METHOD
Inspection plan inputs
Results are meaningful only when the sample, conditioning, procedure, units and acceptance criteria are identified.
| Reference documents | Approved specification, sample, artwork, packing instruction and purchase documents |
|---|---|
| Sampling scope | Defined according to order risk and agreed inspection method |
| Defect handling | Classification, evidence, corrective action and reinspection path |
| Release decision | Based on agreed criteria and responsible-party approval |
TECHNICAL FAQ
Questions about pre-shipment inspection
Do you always use AQL 2.5?
No universal AQL level is claimed. A sampling standard and acceptance level must be selected and agreed for the order.
Can a third party inspect the order?
Yes, third-party inspection can be coordinated when requested and commercially agreed.
Define your pre-shipment inspection scope
Tell us the product, market and evidence you require so the project can be reviewed against a defined specification.
Discuss Requirements