We are a sewing factory based in Vietnam. We produce fabric in Vietnam with partner knitters and dyers; then we check it in our factory. We produce circular knitted fabrics like jersey fabric. Checking fabric is very important. This is why we are showing you our fabric checking stations in our factory. We follow a fabric checking four points system.
When you come to our warehouse, you will see that we check 10 percent to start with. If that 10 percent passes our fabric checking four points system, then we will relax the fabric for 24 hours before moving it to the cutting tables. We also check it on the cutting table. If it does not pass our fabric checking four points system, then we will check 100 percent. We take fabric checking very seriously because with faulty fabric we lose time and money.
There are three categories of defects: linear defects like “streak” across fabric, circular defect like a hole in the fabric and finally, color defects. The four points refers to four degrees of defects within each category. To explain, I will use the example of linear defects. If the streak is less than 3 inches then the defect gets 1 point. If the streak is 3 to 6 inches long then it gets 2 points. If the streak is 6 to 9 inches then it gets 3 point. If the streak is greater than 9 inches then it gets 4 points. We count the defect points per 100 square yards and if the total is less than 30 points then fabric passes as ok. This is the essence of our fabric checking four points system.
When you come to our warehouse, you will see that we check 10 percent to start with. If that 10 percent passes our fabric checking four points system, then we will relax the fabric for 24 hours before moving it to the cutting tables. We also check it on the cutting table. If it does not pass our fabric checking four points system, then we will check 100 percent. We take fabric checking very seriously because with faulty fabric we lose time and money.
There are three categories of defects: linear defects like “streak” across fabric, circular defect like a hole in the fabric and finally, color defects. The four points refers to four degrees of defects within each category. To explain, I will use the example of linear defects. If the streak is less than 3 inches then the defect gets 1 point. If the streak is 3 to 6 inches long then it gets 2 points. If the streak is 6 to 9 inches then it gets 3 point. If the streak is greater than 9 inches then it gets 4 points. We count the defect points per 100 square yards and if the total is less than 30 points then fabric passes as ok. This is the essence of our fabric checking four points system.
When we first started producing garments we bought all of our fabric from China. In 2008 our customers asked us to produce fabric in Vietnam. Since then we have learned to be a reliable Jersey fabric checking in Vietnam company by partnering with small local knitting and dyeing factories who offer us good quality at fair prices. When problems occur we work with them in our language and our culture to solve problems quickly and cost effectively. This is opposed to working with Taiwanese, Korean or Chinese fabric producers.
If you're interested in jersey fabric in Vietnam, you can contact us via chris.walker@vietnam-garment-factory.com.
If you're interested in jersey fabric in Vietnam, you can contact us via chris.walker@vietnam-garment-factory.com.
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Most of the apparel industry prefer Four Point rating system for determining fabric quality and it is certified by the American Society for Quality Control (ASQC) as well as the American Apparel Manufacturers (AAMA).
The 4-Point System assigns 1, 2, 3 and 4 penalty points according to the size, quality and significance of the defect. No more than 4 penalty points is assigned for any single defect. Defect can be measured either length or width direction, the system remains the same. Only major defects are considered. No penalty points are assigned to minor defects.
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The 4-Point System assigns 1, 2, 3 and 4 penalty points according to the size, quality and significance of the defect. No more than 4 penalty points is assigned for any single defect. Defect can be measured either length or width direction, the system remains the same. Only major defects are considered. No penalty points are assigned to minor defects.
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Zip Code: 700000
Tel. +84 903926973
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153 Ung Van Khiem
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Zip Code: 700000
Tel. +84 903926973
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153 Ung Van Khiem
Ward 25, Binh Thanh District
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Zip Code: 700000
Tel. +84 903926973
Attn: Ms. Sim
Thai Son S.P Co., Ltd.
153 Ung Van Khiem
Ward 25, Binh Thanh District
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Zip Code: 700000
Tel. +84 903926973
Attn: Ms. Sim
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What does CMT mean?
Woven vs Knit Difference?
What does FOB mean?
MOQ in Vietnam?
How to source factories?
Minimum wage in Vietnam?
How many sewers in a line?
Find pattern maker in Vietnam?
What does ODM mean?
What does PLM mean?
What does sustainability mean?
What is CSR?
What is BSCI?
What is WRAP?
Fabric production in Vietnam?
Garment Fairs in Vietnam
CSR Compliant Factory Directory
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