Agree the acceptance criteria
Define required dimensions, appearance, fit and functional checks. Confirm the inspection method, defect categories and acceptance criteria with your quality team before production begins.
Define the evidence your brand needs. Agree the inspection plan, test methods and documentation before committing to an order.
Define required dimensions, appearance, fit and functional checks. Confirm the inspection method, defect categories and acceptance criteria with your quality team before production begins.
Identify critical materials and components for incoming review. Set checkpoints for the operations most likely to affect the approved sample, such as upper assembly, attachment and finishing.
Discuss flexing, abrasion, sole adhesion, colour fastness and slip-related testing where relevant. The product, market and intended use determine the test methods and acceptance limits.
Provide your restricted-substances requirements and applicable market obligations. Agree who commissions laboratory work, which components are tested and which reports are needed for the order.
Include pair matching, size assortment, workmanship, labels, barcodes and packing in the inspection brief. Agree how findings, corrective action and release approval are recorded.
Match test reports and factory documents to the relevant entity, site, material or product. Request current evidence during supplier qualification; do not substitute a logo for a document review.
No. Requirements depend on intended use, materials, destination and your brand specifications. Agree the relevant methods and limits before approving the inspection and testing plan.
Include your preferred inspection arrangement and reporting requirements in the inquiry. Access, timing, scope and release responsibilities should be agreed for the order.