Piqit inspects garments during and after production to AQL 2.5 with photo proof.
The acceptance quality limit in that check is defined by ISO 2859-1.
Each issue stays traceable because the inspection is photographed.
Final inspection, compliance paperwork and freight booking are handled before the goods move on.
Sourcing Hub matches the style to a vetted factory first and then follows production stage by stage. From cutting and stitching to finishing and packing, every stage updates one dashboard with photo checkpoints. The mills sit in the garment trade described on the ILO textiles and clothing page.
ISO 2859-1 is the standard that defines the acceptance quality limit used in the check. The production tracking sits on Sourcing Hub.
Questions
Questions about AQL garment inspection
What standard is the check held to?
Inspections during and after production run to AQL 2.5 with photo proof so each issue stays traceable. The acceptance quality limit in that check is defined by ISO 2859-1.
When does the inspection happen?
Inspections run during and after production. Final inspection, compliance paperwork and freight booking are handled before the goods move on.
How does a fault stay traceable?
Quality checks run to AQL 2.5 with photo proof. From cutting and stitching to finishing and packing, every stage updates one dashboard with photo checkpoints.
Where does this sit in the work?
Sourcing Hub matches each style to a vetted factory and tracks production stage by stage. The quality check is part of that tracking.
