Identity
Match article codes, confirmed composition and the intended construction to the order.
QUALITY / MATERIAL APPROVAL
Define the standard.
Approve the detail.
A useful quality conversation starts with a clear acceptance brief. Agree what will be checked, how it will be measured and which physical sample represents the approved result.
LIONTEX FACTORY ARCHIVE / PORT SAIDColour & appearance
Use an approved physical reference. Review shade, surface finish and visible variation under agreed lighting.
Width & weight
Specify usable width and the unit used for mass. Confirm whether a recorded weight is per linear metre or per square metre.
Dimensional behaviour
Agree washing or treatment conditions and acceptable dimensional change for the intended end use.
Wear & construction
Discuss relevant checks such as pilling, abrasion, seam behaviour or stretch recovery. Select requirements that matter to the garment.
Rolls & records
Define roll identification, quantity records, defect reporting and any documentation needed at receiving.
BEFORE BULK APPROVAL
One shared
reference.
Record the approved article, colour, finish and test requirements in the order documents. Keep an agreed sample so both parties can refer to the same material.
Testing arrangements, methods, tolerances and any certification requirements must be confirmed for the actual order.
Discuss your requirements ↗LET’S TALK FABRIC
Bring your next idea to life.
Share your fabric references, intended use and colour direction. Let’s build a clear starting point.