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Systematic Finishing Line SOP

Standardizing Final Aesthetics and AQL Compliance

The Finishing department is the "Last Gate." If the quality fails here, the shipment fails. This SOP ensures a zero-defect output.

I. The Three-Stage Trimming Process

  1. Initial Trim: At the end of the sewing line.

  2. Inside-Out Check: Focusing on overlock junctions and chain-stitch tails.

  3. Vacuum Suction: Using a high-power suction machine to remove micro-threads that can cause buyer rejections.

II. Pressing & Molding Standards

  • Steam Pressure: Maintain boiler pressure at 4-6 bar.

  • Ironing Sequence: Always follow the "Inside-to-Outside" rule. For shirts, start with the collar and cuffs, then move to the body panels to prevent re-creasing.

  • Cooling Time: Allow garments to cool for 2 minutes after pressing before folding. Folding hot garments leads to "permanent set" wrinkles.

III. The Final Audit (AQL 1.5/2.5)

  • Critical Points: Check "Symmetry" (left sleeve vs. right sleeve) and "Button Security" (must withstand 9kg pull force).

  • Needle Detection: 100% of garments must pass through the conveyor-type needle detector. Log every "rejection" with a timestamp for root-cause analysis.

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Written by Shorab Hossain
Group IE Manager | 19 Years of Experience in Apparel Manufacturing

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