Approved Sample
Use the buyer-approved sample as the visual and construction reference.
Quality Management
Define quality requirements before production.
We coordinate quality checks against the approved sample, written specification and agreed shipment-approval criteria.
Quality Management
Quality control begins before mass production.
Terms such as “high quality” are not inspection criteria. Use the buyer-approved sample, specification, color standard, packaging requirements and inspection plan.
Written Specification
Record materials, colors, measurements, branding, packaging and tolerances.
Inspection Plan
Define checkpoints, sampling scope, defect classification and reporting.
Test Requirements
Confirm applicable standards, laboratory, sample quantity, cost and timing.
Final Inspection
Use inspection records to support shipment approval.
The photo shows final appearance inspection in our factory. The scope and acceptance criteria are agreed for each order.
Development Process
Five checkpoints keep production aligned with the approved sample.
Before Production
Confirm the sample, specification, quality criteria and agreed tolerances.
Material Confirmation
Compare upper, lining, outsole, accessories and packing materials with the specification.
During Production
Check agreed production stages and report deviations early.
Final Inspection
Check appearance, sampled measurements, workmanship, quantity and agreed functional points.
Packaging & Shipment
Confirm labels, shoeboxes, packing ratio, carton marks and pre-shipment status.
Define the inspection and test records your order needs.
Share the target market, requested tests, inspection level and packaging standard.