This page describes the process controls applied after orders are placed and during production to protect consistency, reduce risk, and ensure predictable delivery outcomes.
Before preparing emboss molds or printing, paper patterns are reviewed across the sizes included in the order. Adjustments are made where needed to ensure the final look remains consistent with the approved sample.
After pattern finalization, samples are produced including relevant techniques such as embossing, printing, embroidery, or other finishes. These are reviewed against the approved reference. If refinement is required, tooling or artwork is adjusted and the verification cycle repeats until the outcome matches the intended standard.
Cutting dies, printing screens/films, and additional mold sets are prepared based on order assortment and size ratios to support schedule control and timely execution.
Materials planned for production are tested to verify conformity with internal quality requirements. Only validated materials are released to the factory for production.
Upon arrival, cutting dies are tested with the relevant techniques (emboss, print, embroidery where applicable). Only after verification is final cutting authorized.
Once all materials are prepared and verified, stitching and assembly proceed under controlled production execution.
Outsoles and accessories are randomly sampled and tested from production batches. Only components passing verification are released for use in final production.
Full paper pattern testing is conducted across all sizes included in the order before preparing emboss molds or printing screens.
If pattern adjustments are required due to size variation or appearance differences, these are corrected to ensure consistency with the approved sample.
Independent inspection may be conducted upon completion, and for higher-volume programs may also occur during production.
Independent inspection may be conducted upon completion, and for higher-volume programs may also occur during production.
All materials are tested in laboratory conditions before being released for production.
Only after testing approval are materials transferred to the factory for production preparation.
Production is monitored through three levels of quality oversight.
Embedded factory QC monitors the production schedule and ensures the factory follows the agreed production timeline.
Independent internal QC visits factories periodically to review production processes, materials, and compliance with approved standards.
External inspection companies may be appointed by senior management to conduct independent inspections during or after production.
This layered oversight ensures strict quality control and consistent execution.
This layered oversight ensures strict quality control and consistent execution.