Fabric & handfeel
Compare composition, weight, structure and drape. A hoodie may need a firm body and a soft interior; a tee may need a dry hand and a neckline that suits its proportions.
Quality starts with fabric, fit and finishing. See how sample approval, production checks and packing connect your design to the garments your brand receives.
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Fabric / fit / finish
A heavier fabric or a complex graphic is only one part of the garment. Start with the feel, shape and finish your collection needs, then review them together on a physical sample.
Compare composition, weight, structure and drape. A hoodie may need a firm body and a soft interior; a tee may need a dry hand and a neckline that suits its proportions.
Review shoulder drop, body length, sleeve volume and key measurements together. Use the sample to assess the silhouette, seam finish, hood shape and rib proportions.
Review wash shade, print handfeel, embroidery placement and trim details on the garment. The approved finish gives production a reference beyond a screen image.
From approval to handover
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Agree the sample, fabric, fit, artwork, trims and any inspection requirements before bulk.
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Review construction and decoration against the approved sample, with measurement checks following the order requirements.
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Check garment appearance and workmanship before packing; special tests follow the agreed inspection plan.
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Folding, polybags, hang tags, size ratios, carton marks
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Booking, documents and trade terms confirmed for the destination

The agreed standard
Measurements, artwork position, label versions and finish references should be clear enough to compare against the garment.
Discuss tolerances, any testing or inspection requirements and the production updates you need before the order begins. Available photos and checkpoints are agreed for each project.
These photographs show separate Jiashun work areas. They do not represent one continuous order or a complete inspection record.
Packing is part of the order
Confirm folding, label and hang-tag placement, polybags and any size identification required for the project.
Agree size ratios, carton quantities, marks and destination details. Coordinate the final handover with the shipping plan.
Send the approved product specification, measurements, artwork and packing requirements with your quantity and destination. We agree the review points for your order.
Questions & answers
The fabric, silhouette, construction and finishing need to support the same design. GSM alone does not establish quality: compare handfeel, drape, fit, seams and decoration on the physical sample before approving production.
Every garment receives a basic appearance and workmanship check. Measurement checks, special tests, AQL sampling and third-party inspection are determined by the order and agreed inspection plan. Share your requirements before production.
Yes. New styles normally begin with a paid sample for fabric, fit, artwork and finish review. Approve the sample and agreed specifications before bulk production; sample charges and any revisions are quoted for the project.
Checks can include measurements, stitching, artwork placement, trims, labels, surface result, folding, polybags, carton marks and buyer-specific packing notes.
Yes. Jiashun can prepare packed orders for courier, air or sea freight handover depending on the buyer's shipping plan.
Available photos and useful production checkpoints are agreed for each project before work begins.
Folded to spec, polybagged, hang-tagged, size-stickered and packed to your carton plan — tell us the retail requirement and it goes on the packing sheet.
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The standard that every later check refers back to.
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