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QC Flow in a Garment Factory

QC Flow in a Garment Factory Garment QC flow is the backbone of any successful apparel production. Whether manufacturing basic tees or premium workwear, maintaining a strict quality inspection process protects your brand’s reputation and reduces costly rework. Garment factories typically structure their QC flow in logical steps: IQC (Incoming Quality Control), cutting QC, sewing […]

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Building a Base Pattern (Block Pattern)

Building a Base Pattern (Block Pattern) A base pattern—or block pattern—is the backbone of apparel development. Used by pattern makers in factories and studios, this template underpins every fitted garment, whether for fashion, mass market, or uniforms. A well-constructed base pattern ensures that style variations, sizing, and fit are consistent from start to finish. Understanding

This image shows a technical pattern drafting scene, focusing on the precise tools, sample fabrics, and careful measurements. It illustrates the heart of fit and garment structure development.

Overview of Garment R&D: From Concept to Sample

Modern apparel relies on a precise garment R&D process to turn a creative idea into a physical, fit-perfect sample ready for market. Garment R&D—shorthand for research and development in clothing—is more than sketching styles; it means building a structured workflow that covers the design brief, pattern making, prototype sampling, fit assessment, and SMS (salesman sample),

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