Protect your reputation by repeating the approved standard.
Material, construction, artwork, sizing, pair matching and packing checks help protect refund rates and give buyers more confidence in reorders.
Inspection checkpoints
Check problems while they can still be corrected.
Project-specific inspection requirements are confirmed in writing before production.
Incoming materials
Latex, body fabric, labels and closures are checked before cutting. Non-conforming material is held for review instead of entering production.
Approved reference
The physical sample and written specification establish construction, artwork and packing expectations for the order.
In-line construction
Seam alignment, finger shape and stress areas are reviewed during sewing, when correction is still practical.
Artwork and branding
Placement, scale and visible color are compared with approved artwork. Deviations are isolated and reviewed.
Pair matching
Left and right gloves are checked for size, palm alignment, finish and presentation before packing.
Packing release
Tags, bags, barcodes, carton labels and counts are checked before the shipment is released for handoff.
Approval chain
One reference from specification to shipment.
Written specification leads to the approved sample, then in-line inspection, final inspection, packing approval and shipment release. Failed checks are isolated, corrected where possible and reviewed before the next approval.
- Inspection evidence can be agreed for the project
- Buyer-nominated third-party inspection can be discussed
- Carton, label and packing requirements are recorded
- Claim handling follows the confirmed quotation and order terms
Review our inspection structure.
Download the sample quality-control checklist we use to record order details, size quantities and glove construction requirements.
Download QC Checklist
