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Factory QC inspector stretch-tests sportswear seams for stitch balance

Stitch Quality Standards: SPI, Tension, Balance

Understanding Stitch Quality Standards: SPI, Tension, Balance In apparel manufacturing, the quality and longevity of any garment depend heavily on three core elements: stitch density (SPI), tension, and balance. These factors, forming the backbone of stitch quality standards, directly impact the durability, comfort, and professional finish of apparel—from basic T-shirts to technical sportswear. Ensuring proper

Shows hands carefully checking incoming fabric for holes, shade variation, and GSM, supporting the IQC section's focus on defect detection before production.

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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