What Is the Difference Between Initial, During-Production, and Final Inspections?

Initial inspections assess readiness; during-production checks assess execution; final checks assess completed output.

Quality evidence should link the inspected garments to the approved specification and physical reference. Keep measurements, photographs, counts, and any deviations clearly identified; visual updates can support transparency, but they do not replace documented inspection coverage or suitable testing of functional requirements on representative products. Define coverage at each stage.