Quality and production
What happens between your quote and your shipment
Who makes your order, how it is checked, and what happens if something is wrong before it ships.
Our factory
Who makes your order
Our own factory floor
Your order is cut, stitched, and finished in our own factory in Faisalabad, by a team we employ and supervise.
You know where it is made
If overflow or a specialist process goes to another unit, we tell you which one, and our own inspection still applies.
Fabric matched to the use
Mills are chosen for what the order has to do: durability for hotel linen and workwear, hand feel and drape for fashion.
The right line for the run
A 500 piece single colour order and a 10,000 piece uniform program run on different lines, each sized for the job.
Quality Control
Four checks on every order
The same for 500 pieces or 30,000. A first order gets the same inspection as a repeat one.
- 01Before cutting
Fabric and yarn check
Incoming fabric and yarn are checked against your approved sample for weight, colour, and hand feel.
- 02During the run
In-line inspection
Stitching, seam strength, and construction are checked on the line, so problems are fixed early.
- 03Before packing
Final inspection at AQL 2.5
A random sampled inspection, tighter if you ask, covering measurements, workmanship, and defects.
- 04Before shipping
Pre-shipment sign off
A last review against your approved sample and packing instructions before the order leaves.
Samples
No bulk production without your sign off
Every order, from the collection or custom, gets a physical sample before we cut or knit a single bulk piece. Order size makes no difference.
The sample cost and lead time are on your quote, so there are no extra fees later. When you confirm the bulk order, the sample fee is usually credited back on the final invoice.
Custom work can take two rounds: a proto sample for fit and construction, then a pre-production sample to sign off fabric, colour, and finish.
Certifications
Certification requirements
Tell us which standards your order requires. Certification or audit coverage must be verified for the specific facility and product; no company-wide certification is claimed here.
ISO 9001 (quality management)
If your order requires ISO 9001, request a current certificate for the selected production facility before confirming the order.
OEKO-TEX Standard 100
If required, ask for documentation covering the specific fabric or product. Do not assume every item carries this certification.
SMETA (ethical trade audit)
Request the selected facility's current audit documentation if ethical trade auditing is part of your purchasing requirements.
GRS (Global Recycled Standard)
For recycled-content requirements, request documentation covering the product and supply chain before ordering.
Want the detail for your order?
Ask us for inspection reports, sample timelines, or certification status for your product line.
Prefer email? Collection orders go to info@artsyndicates.co, custom orders to arfan@artsyndicates.co.