May 26, 2014 – New York, NY – The Gulati Group, a
textile manufacturer that provides high-quality, accessible clothing design and
apparel sourcing solutions for retailers and brands, follows a three-step QA
and inspection process to guarantee quality and superiority of the products it
manufactures.
“We are a clothing sourcing company with a global
clientele base, servicing businesses that care about quality and efficiency.
These are at the cornerstone of our business and now we offer those same
advantages to your business. The Gulati Group has stringent quality control
protocols in place to ensure that production quality stays high for the
consumers’ benefit, and apparel manufacturing costs stay low for your benefit,”
the head of the company shares.
Being the go-to apparel sourcing company of many retailers
and department stores around the world, the apparel sourcing services of the
Gulati Group are not limited to a single geographical market. The company has a
presence in over 10 apparel manufacturing facilities throughout the world, many
of them with complete vertical operations. The expansion of the company is the
result of strict and excellent QA processes that it follows, ensuring that every
piece of product it distributes is of superior condition and highest quality.
“Our apparel sourcing company conducts strict quality
assurance testing, through factory evaluations, lab testing, on-site production
monitoring, and multiple inspections. Through our diligence, we are a clothing
sourcing supplier that focuses on our customers,” he adds.
The three-step inspection processes that the Gulati
Group follows include pre-production, mid-production, and final inspection.
With the pre-production inspection, it allows the company to eliminate any
potential setbacks and identify issues prior to production, enabling the
manufacturers to rectify any problem quickly and efficiently before production
begins. The mid-production inspection ensures that the quality of the goods is
maintained throughout the production cycle – cutting, dying, sewing, finishing,
and washing – and that the production schedule is being followed. Finally, the
last step is the final inspection where a random inspection prior to completion
of production is done to confirm final quantity and quality of products.
“The entire process takes place with our clients
deadlines in mind, so that we provide short lead times that deliver the product
on time. This is something that few other apparel sourcing companies can
provide that,” he concludes.
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