Factory
Quality is an agreement, not a promise.
These are the points where something is actually verified in a custom pouch programme. Decide which ones matter for your order and write them into the contract before production starts.
Factory direct
Keep the decisions close to production.
Custom pouches fail in the gap between the brief and the sewing floor. Keeping development, sampling and inspection on one site in Shenzhen is the whole argument for going direct.
Figures below are published on our public supplier profile, not marketing estimates.
Sewing line · cut panels staged at the head of the runOEM / ODM development
Construction, size, fabric, colour and logo method are developed to your brief rather than selected from a fixed catalogue. 3D design support is available for a format that does not exist yet.
Sample before bulk
A physical sample is approved before a production order is released. From that point, finished units are checked against the approved sample rather than against artwork on a screen.
Raw material traceability
Incoming fabric lots are identified and logged, then checked for weight, colour and visible defects before anything is cut — the cheapest point to catch a wrong fabric or an off colour.
Finished product inspection
Eight QA/QC inspectors cover the lines. Finished units are inspected before packing, against the approved pre-production sample, not a sample pulled from the lot at the end.
8,490
m² production floor
192
Staff on site
08
Production lines
200 pcs
Pieces minimum order
Quality & documentation
Define what gets checked.
Each stage below names what is inspected and when. Skipping a stage does not remove the risk, it moves the risk to a more expensive moment.
Step 01 · Before production
Sample approval
Material, finished dimensions, construction and logo placement are signed off on a physical sample rather than from artwork. Everything after this is checked against that sample.
Step 02 · Before cutting
Incoming material
Fabric lots are identified and logged, then checked for weight, colour and visible defects before anything is cut. This is the cheapest point to catch a wrong fabric or an off colour.
Step 03 · During production
In-line checks
Print position, stitching and dimensions are checked stage by stage as the order moves through cutting, decoration and sewing, with photo updates as it goes.
Step 04 · Before packing
Finished-product inspection
Finished units are inspected before packing against the approved pre-production sample — not a sample pulled from the lot at the end.
Step 05 · Before shipment
Packing & documents
Packing method, carton marks and the paperwork your route actually needs are agreed before the shipment leaves rather than chased afterwards.
Step 06 · Any stage
Independent inspection
A third-party inspection can be booked at any stage. Agree the inspection standard and the acceptance criteria in writing before production starts, not after a dispute.
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Walk the specification before sampling.
Send the format and the quantity. The production details that matter for your order get confirmed before a sample is booked.