1. Materials ready
Confirm bulk fabric and trim readiness before cutting begins.
BULK ORDER TRACKING
Once bulk production begins, the order should be tracked against an agreed production timeline with clear milestones and responsible contacts.
Confirm bulk fabric and trim readiness before cutting begins.
Track cutting, sewing and assembly, followed by inline quality inspection.
Review finishing, measurement checks, agreed visual inspection, labeling, packaging, final inspection and dispatch preparation.
At Call The STYLE, production progress can be communicated through agreed milestone updates, production photos or videos, and status information according to the project process.
Before production begins, brands should also confirm the approval points that may affect the next stage, such as bulk color, labels, packaging, final-inspection requirements, and shipping documents.
If a material delay, technical issue, quality concern, or production change may affect the approved specification or delivery schedule, it should be documented and communicated before the next critical stage proceeds.
The update frequency, communication channel, and escalation contact should be agreed before bulk production begins. This helps both sides maintain a clear record of progress, approvals, and responsibilities through shipment.
Discuss your production timeline