Apparel

Foreign Object Controls and Risk Assessment policy and procedure in the Garments Industry The objective is to foreign objects near the production area, reduce the risk of contamination or damage to the product, and subsequently reduce the risk of harm or damage to the consumer. This policy must be observed in all workplaces where foreign […]

Metal Contaminated Garments Disposal Procedure in the Garments Industry To safely and effectively dispose of garments contaminated with metal to prevent any harm to workers, or the environment, and to comply with relevant regulations. QAD Head & Compliance head/ HR Admin are responsible for doing metal contamination garments as a periodical routine. In this article,

Traceability Audit in Garments Manufacturing Process A traceability audit in the garment industry is a systematic examination of a company’s supply chain to verify the origin and movement of materials and products till the finished stage. It’s essentially following the trail of a garment, from the raw materials like cotton or yarn to the finished

Traffic Light Chart System for In-line Quality Inspection in the Garment Industry Traffic Light Chart System: This is a dependable modern system of in-line process inspection that can demonstrate line quality visually. This system allows for identifying defects at the earliest stage of production and thus can offset increasing defects beyond limit. In this system, every operator is provided

How to Calculate Operator Efficiency in the Garments Industry? Garments Manufacturing is a fully manual and human work process. Sewing is the main section, it’s based on a lot of sewing machines in the sewing line. Every machine requires a sewing operator. The efficiency of the sewing operator is key here for better productivity in

Fabric Consumption Calculation System in the Garments Industry A Fabric Consumption Calculation System is a helpful tool for anyone who works with fabric, from home sewing processes to professional garment manufacturers. It can help you estimate how much fabric you need for a project, which can save you money and reduce waste. In this article,