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Garment Inspection Protocols and Critical Defect Classification

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Garment inspection protocols classify defects as critical eliminating consumer safety or function, major substantially reducing utility or appearance, or minor reducing only aesthetic quality, with defined inspection sequences covering measurements, construction, appearance, trims, and labelling; pre-production, during-production, and pre-shipment inspection stages provide quality assurance at different production phase risk points.

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Provides the structured garment quality assessment framework used by brand inspection teams, third-party inspection agencies, and factory internal quality control to evaluate finished garment lots against purchase order specifications, enabling consistent accept-reject decisions that protect brand quality standards and consumer safety across complex multi-country garment supply chains.

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