Quality Control & Fabrics
For underwear, bras, socks, and other close-fitting apparel projects, we cover everything from raw material inspection and in-process control to fabric matching, helping achieve more stable product quality and smoother bulk production.
All fabrics, trims, and packaging materials undergo raw material inspection before production starts.
The basic inspection covers fabric appearance, color consistency, weight, surface condition, and batch stability to prevent materials with obvious color variation, stains, damage, hand-feel inconsistency, or batch differences from entering production.
Key Checks by Product Type
- Intimate apparel products: Confirm fabric softness, stretch recovery, and compatibility between the main fabric and elastic trims
- Bra products: Check the coordination between the main fabric and lace, straps, underband materials, and cup-related trims
- Sock products: Focus on yarn and fabric surface uniformity, stretch stability, and abrasion resistance
- Targeted testing items: Depending on order requirements, further confirm breathability, moisture absorption, shrinkage, color fastness, and pilling performance
Sewing Inspection: Check stitch stability, seam smoothness, and stitching in elastic areas
Measurement Checks: Verify key dimensions during production, including waistbands, leg openings, cups, straps, underbands, sock cuffs, and heels
Process Checkpoints: Check cutting, joining, sewing, trim attachment, and shaping to ensure proper structure and processing
Finished Product Inspection
Check for stains, damage, distortion, obvious color differences, loose thread ends, or other visible defects to keep the overall appearance clean and consistent across the batch.
Verify whether key measurements match the confirmed standards to reduce the impact of size deviations on product specifications and batch consistency.
For close-fitting products, focus on whether the stretch feels natural, the fit remains stable, the edges lie flat, and key areas fit smoothly.
Fabrics & Materials
Match more suitable material options based on product type, wearing needs, and production feasibility.
Modal and modal blends
Suitable for basic intimate apparel series and lightweight styles that require a softer hand feel and better next-to-skin comfort.
Nylon and spandex blend
Commonly used for bras, sporty intimate apparel, and high-stretch styles, with emphasis on fit, stretch recovery, and structural stability.
Polyester and spandex blends
Suitable for sporty and functional intimate apparel styles that require wash durability, quick-drying performance, and stable color presentation.
Lace and lightweight knitted fabric
Commonly used for bras and some women's intimate apparel styles, with emphasis on visual effect, stretch coordination, and compatibility with the main fabric.
Functional Materials
For underwear, bras, socks, and basic close-fitting apparel, the main points for evaluating functional materials include breathability, moisture-wicking performance, stretch recovery, soft hand feel, and wash stability. These properties directly affect fit, everyday comfort, post-wash stability, and production consistency, so we match more suitable material options based on product use and wearing requirements.
Fabric Sourcing
From fabric selection to production-ready sourcing
We support OEM fabric sourcing based on product type, wearing needs, and development direction, helping match more suitable material options. This kind of wording is closer to how industry peers commonly present it, with the focus on being able to help customers select materials rather than expanding on supply chain stories.
For projects with specific requirements, we can source and confirm materials based on samples, reference fabrics, or an agreed direction; for standard projects, we can also work with relatively stable material sources to support subsequent sampling and production.