Business position
The site should present a trading-company role: receiving buyer needs and coordinating sweater sourcing.
Quality Control Workflow
A clear review path before sampling and bulk planning.
This page explains how sample review, material control, inspection, packing, and sourcing documentation are organized for knitwear inquiries.
Quality Focus
Prepare the right checks before price and production.
Each inquiry is reviewed by product type, material direction, sample target, quantity, packaging needs, and market requirements before the next sourcing step.
Trade Co.Current business position
DocsShared by project
FocusSweaters, cardigans, knit tops
YoneInquiry contact
Process Visualization
Show how sourcing, sampling, inspection, and packing connect.
The workflow helps buyers understand what information is needed before sampling, quotation, inspection planning, and shipment handoff.
Flat knittingSample reviewIn-line QCExport packing
Information buyers usually check.
Each block shows what should be prepared before the site is used for real buyer conversion.
Yarn direction
Yarn selection, color reference, swatch review, supplier recommendation, and batch consistency questions.
Sample review
Tech pack review, measurement check, stitch feasibility, trim confirmation, and sample revision tracking.
QC process
Pre-production, in-line, and final inspection for measurements, workmanship, color, trims, labels, and packing.
Shipment handoff
Folding, polybag, carton mark, quantity check, packing list, and export-ready order organization.
Project documentation
Supplier certificates, material notes, inspection records, and buyer references can be collected and shared by project when applicable.
Workflow image set for buyer orientation.
These visuals support sourcing, quality, material, and packing explanations before the buyer sends a detailed RFQ.
Supplier review
Supplier role, project fit, production path, and documentation can be discussed during inquiry review.
Sample review
Material preparation, yarn direction, measurement, and swatch review support.
Fit inspection
Measurement, workmanship, trims, labels, and finished garment review.
Packing area
Folded garments, polybags, cartons, labels, and shipment preparation.
QC Checkpoints
Quality control should be visible before the buyer commits.
The page separates checks by production stage, so a buyer can see what will be confirmed before yarn purchase, during production, and before shipment.
Pre-production
Yarn composition, color reference, gauge, measurement spec, trims, label artwork, and packaging brief.
In-line control
Panel sizing, stitch consistency, linking quality, color consistency, workmanship, and production status.
Final inspection
Measurements, appearance, loose threads, seams, labels, packing, carton mark, and quantity check.
Documentation library.
Use this section to show what buyers may request before sampling or bulk planning.
Supplier auditAvailable documents can be reviewed by project and supplier fit.By request
Material notesComposition, yarn direction, and care requirements should be confirmed before sampling.By style
Export recordsMarket and shipment requirements should be clarified before bulk planning.By order
Project mediaSample, inspection, packing, and product media can be organized after development starts.By project
From sample approval to shipment readiness.
The buyer should understand how production confidence is built step by step.
Approved sample
Fit, measurement, yarn, stitch, label, trim, and packaging notes are locked.
Bulk production
Machine setup, yarn batch, knitting progress, linking, washing, finishing, and status updates.
Inspection
Measurements, appearance, workmanship, color, trims, label placement, and packing accuracy.
Shipment
Carton marks, packing list, quantity check, shipping documents, and final handoff.
Quality File
Give buyers a simple QC checklist.
Use the checklist to align sample approval, production checks, final inspection, packing, and shipment readiness.