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Quality & Compliance · 1 min read · Updated

AQL Inspection Explained for Garment Buyers

What AQL 2.5 really means, how sample sizes are chosen and how to read an inspection report.

By Site Administrator, Head of Merchandising

What AQL 2.5 really means, how sample sizes are chosen and how to read an inspection report.

The basics

Sourcing apparel successfully starts with a clear specification. A complete tech pack, realistic target price and a defined delivery window let a buying house match you with the right factory.

Step by step

Start with sampling, confirm fit and fabric, approve a pre-production sample and only then release bulk production. Inline inspections catch problems early, and a final AQL inspection protects you before shipment.

Common mistakes

Unclear measurements, late trim approvals and missing lab dips are the most common causes of delays.

Next steps

Send us your requirements and our merchandisers will guide you through the process.

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About the author

Site Administrator · Head of Merchandising

Leads the merchandising team with over 15 years of experience in knitwear and denim sourcing from Bangladesh.

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