Garment Quality Inspection
Every production order at EQUEST GEAR goes through systematic quality inspection based on AQL 2.5, General Inspection Level II criteria. Our quality-control process is designed to identify workmanship, measurement, stitching, printing, embroidery, fabric, and finishing defects before shipment.
Quality inspected according to AQL 2.5, General Inspection Level II criteria. This describes our inspection method—not a third-party certification seal.
For International B2B Buyers
From fabric selection to final packing, EQUEST GEAR applies multiple quality checkpoints throughout production. Final random inspection is conducted using AQL 2.5, General Inspection Level II criteria, helping our B2B customers maintain consistent quality across production orders.
As a custom sportswear manufacturer and teamwear cut-and-sew partner in Pakistan, we support OEM, ODM, and private label sportswear programs with clear inspection communication—so clubs, retailers, and brands know what to expect before goods ship.
Final random inspection uses AQL 2.5, General Inspection Level II criteria. Sample size and accept/reject results depend on lot size and the applicable sampling plan.
EQUEST GEAR does not present this as an “AQL certification.” It is our internal inspection criteria for sportswear quality control and garment quality inspection.
Our Quality Control Process
Apparel manufacturing quality control for custom sports uniforms and teamwear cut-and-sew programs.
Incoming materials are checked before production.
Cut panels are reviewed against approved patterns.
Print and sublimation quality is verified against artwork.
Branding placement and stitch quality are checked.
Construction and workmanship are reviewed in process.
Garments are measured against graded size specs.
Finishing details are checked before packing.
Packing, labeling, and assortment are audited.
Final random inspection uses AQL 2.5, General Inspection Level II criteria.
Inspection Checklist
Specs, artwork, and approved samples are reviewed before bulk cutting begins.
Incoming fabric checked for shade, handfeel, defects, and usable width.
Cut panels reviewed against markers and patterns before sewing.
Decoration registration, color accuracy, and print clarity verified.
Logo placement, stitch quality, and branding details checked against approvals.
Seams, construction, and overall workmanship reviewed on the line.
Critical points measured against graded specs by size.
Shade continuity checked across sizes and production lots where applicable.
Trims, threads, pressing, and garment finishing reviewed before packing.
Assortment, polybags, labels, hang tags, and carton marks audited.
Final random inspection based on AQL 2.5, General Inspection Level II criteria.
FAQ
EQUEST GEAR uses AQL 2.5, General Inspection Level II criteria as part of its final random inspection process.
AQL 2.5 is an acceptance-quality-limit value used in statistical sampling inspection. General Inspection Level II defines the sampling level used for many standard inspection applications. The actual sample size and acceptance/rejection criteria depend on the lot size and applicable sampling plan.
EQUEST GEAR uses multiple in-process quality checks and final random inspection. AQL sampling is a statistical inspection method and does not mean every individual garment is inspected under the final AQL sample.
Yes. Buyers can communicate specific inspection requirements, specifications, measurement tolerances, and third-party inspection requirements before production.
Share product type, quantity, and any buyer-specific inspection requirements. We align sampling and final random inspection to your program.
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