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Duties of a Quality Controller in Apparel Industry

A Quality Controller in the garment industry is responsible for ensuring that finished products meet a certain level of quality before they are shipped to customers. Their duties may include: Inspecting finished products for defects such as stains, tears, or…
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Why need ETP for garments industry ?

“ETP” means “Effluent Treatment Plant” and is one type of wastewater treatment method which is particularly designed to purify industrial wastewater for its reuse and its aim is to release safe water to the environment from the harmful effect caused…
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“GPQ” Duties & Responsibilities

“GPQ” The full form of “GPQ” is the “Guideline for Production and Quality” Control. Quality required to be implemented in the Garment Factory through GPQ. Usually, GPQ acts as the helping hand of the buyer QC. Moreover, best product quality…
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General Terms in Garments & Apparel Sector.

Some of the general terms are popular in garments industry & everybody should know below terms. Normally, this term can be use in garments & apparel industry. As a result we should have clear idea below terms & keep in…
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How to Control Moisture in Garments Sector ?

Introduction: It is very important issue for garments manufacturer. As we know humidity affects everything around us. In general, air is universal and it is present everywhere. Air contains varying degree of moisture in it & depends on location, season,…
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4-points fabric inspection method in garments sector

Fabric inspection system is the very important part in the garments & textile sector. The 4-Point System also called the American Apparel Manufacturers (AAMA) point-grading system for fabric quality & widely used by producers. Generally, 4-Point System is an agreed…
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How to Calculate Production Capacity of a Factory ?

In garment Industry, “Production capacity” is one of the most important play role used for vendor source by the buyers. Buyer can easily understand the order capacity of the vendor. And, they allocate order proportionally to the vendor. So it…
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