Every piece you ship represents your business. A consistent quality control process catches problems before customers do, protecting your reputation and your repeat orders.
Before You Stitch
- •Confirm artwork, spelling, and colors against the order
- •Check the digitized file's stitch count and density
- •Verify placement and size on the garment
- •Test-stitch any new design on scrap
During Production
- •Watch for thread breaks and tension issues
- •Check registration so colors line up
- •Confirm the right stabilizer for the fabric
- •Catch puckering early and adjust
After Stitching
- •Trim all jump stitches and loose threads
- •Remove or trim excess stabilizer
- •Inspect the back for neatness
- •Press the garment and check for hoop marks
- •Confirm placement and quality against the order
Final Check Before Shipping
Match every finished piece to its order — product, size, color, design, and count. A two-minute final check prevents costly mistakes and angry customers.
Start with clean files for cleaner results:
Open the Converter →Catch It Early
The earlier in the process you catch an issue, the cheaper it is to fix. Build checkpoints before, during, and after stitching.
Consistent QC is what earns five-star reviews and reorders. Inspect before, during, and after stitching, and never ship a piece you would not be proud to wear.