Certified Fabrics
Certified Fabrics
Our manufacturers employ a comprehensive set of quality checks throughout the production process to uphold stringent standards and meet customer expectations. The quality assurance journey begins with a meticulous inspection of incoming raw materials, including yarns and fibers, ensuring they adhere to specified criteria such as color, thickness, and strength. Yarn testing follows, assessing properties like tensile strength and uniformity. The weaving or knitting process is scrutinized for irregularities and defects in the fabric structure, while dyeing and printing undergo inspection for color accuracy, pattern fidelity, and overall uniformity.
Post-finishing processes are subject to checks, verifying that the fabric attains desired textures, appearances, and hand feels. Additional examinations include dimensional stability, color matching, tensile strength, tear resistance, pilling resistance, and shrinkage testing. For fabrics intended for specialized applications, such as flame resistance, dedicated checks ensure compliance with safety standards. The packaging and labeling of the final product are scrutinized, and meticulous documentation is maintained for traceability and ongoing quality control. Through these measures, fabric manufacturers uphold a commitment to delivering high-quality products that align with industry benchmarks and customer specifications.
Quality Assurance by Manjay Fashion:
1. Supplier Selection & Evaluation:
- We work with reliable & reputable manufacturers.
- We regularly assess and evaluate supplier performance based on quality, consistency, and adherence to specifications
2. Production Monitoring:
- Conduct regular inspections during the manufacturing process to identify and rectify any issues promptly.
- Monitor production parameters to maintain consistency and quality throughout the entire production cycle.
3. Sampling & Testing:
- Facilitate the creation of fabric samples for approval by buyers before bulk production.
- Arrange for laboratory testing to ensure that fabrics meet relevant quality standards, such as colorfastness, strength, and durability.
4. Inspection of Finished Goods:
- Inspect the final fabric products to ensure they meet the agreed-upon quality standards, including color, texture, and overall appearance.
- Check for any defects in the finished goods and work with manufacturers to rectify issues before shipment.
5. Quality Documentation (For Garment Manufacturers only):
- Keep detailed records of quality inspections, testing results, and any corrective actions taken during the production process.
- Provide comprehensive documentation to buyers as part of quality assurance transparency.