Apparel Quality Control in India (AQL Certified for Export Standards)
We deliver structured AQL inspections across every stage of garment production-stitching, measurements, finishing, labeling, and packaging. With Sedex, BSCI, Disney, and WRAP certified factories, our QC process ensures export-ready apparel that minimizes returns and builds brand trust.
Key Stages in Our Quality Control Process
- Initial Sample Evaluation – checking fit, fabric quality, and trims before bulk production.
- In-Line Inspection (During Production) – midline checks to catch defects early and prevent rework.
- Final Random Inspection (FRI) – AQL 1.0 / 2.5 / 4.0 checks based on buyer requirements.
- Packaging & Label Review – confirming export-grade labeling, barcode accuracy, carton weight.
- Defect Reporting & Rework Supervision – transparent reporting with corrective action tracking.
Our QC process covers pre-production to post-packing stages – so your garments arrive exactly as you approved, with no surprises.
Our Excellence in Quality Control (AQL)
We go beyond basic checks – embedding ourselves in the production flow and ensuring your product meets the finish, fit, and compliance your market demands.
- AQL inspection available at 1.0 / 2.5 / 4.0 levels based on order category.
- Certified QC team with specialized experience in knits, kidswear, and loungewear.
- Real-time defect tracking with midline reports and corrective action sheets.
- Final inspection reports with images, carton checks, and compliance summaries.
- Quality assurance built for USA, UK, EU, GCC buyers with full compliance support.
Our 6-Step Apparel Quality Control Process
We implement a proactive quality control system to catch issues before they reach the buyer. From inline checks to final inspections, our team monitors every production stage to ensure your garments meet export quality standards – on fit, finish, and compliance.
Spec Review & QC Planning
Before production begins, we study your tech pack, fit spec, and packaging instructions. Based on order size and fabric type, we create a factory-specific quality checklist to ensure your garments meet export expectations from the very first lot.
Pre-Production Sample Validation
We inspect the PP (pre-production) sample for stitching accuracy, sizing, print placement, and labeling. Only after the sample is approved and aligned with buyer specs do we authorize the factory to begin bulk cutting and line loading.
Inline Stitching Supervision
Our team or assigned factory QC monitors stitching lines daily to catch early-stage issues - including skipped stitches, panel mismatches, seam puckering, or thread breaks - before these faults affect a large volume of your bulk order.
Midline & Finishing Checks
We conduct ongoing inspections for trims, embroidery, print fastness, and wash durability. Labels, accessories, and embellishments are also reviewed to ensure all elements meet your tech pack specs before goods move to packing.
Final AQL-Based Inspection
Before shipment, we conduct a full final inspection using AQL or buyer-specific criteria. Carton packing, measurement tolerance, folding, and polybag quality are reviewed to ensure garments are export-ready and meet retail standards.
Reporting & Corrective Feedback
We generate a clear QC report with images, pass/fail notes, and improvement suggestions. This report is shared with both the buyer and factory - ensuring transparency and helping refine quality in repeat orders or future production runs.
Why Our QC Support Reduces Risk for Buyers
Mirthuni’s apparel quality control process is designed to minimize rework, last-minute rejections, and costly shipment delays. From sampling to dispatch, our AQL-based inspections ensure your products are not only finished but factory-audited, fit-approved, and export-ready.
Our QC team monitors every production stage, validates compliance with buyer tech packs, and provides detailed reports to guarantee consistency, export compliance, and on-time delivery. Whether you’re producing basics, sleepwear, or printed styles, we tailor our inspection protocols to match your order’s complexity and destination market.
