I inspect your apparel before you pay for defects
I check your batch right at the factory in Guangdong Province: photo & video report, measurements, AQL inspection or your own spec. Your eyes and hands in China.
What goes wrong without an inspection
Sewing defects
Crooked seams, snags, stains, off-cut patterns
Wrong assortment
Wrong sizes, wrong colour or fabric
Bait-and-switch
You get something other than the approved sample
Returns
Defects hit your revenue and marketplace rating
Checking a batch upfront is cheaper than buying back defects, absorbing returns and repairing your marketplace rating.
With a marketplace-ready inspection — Wildberries & Ozon it works the other way:
from defects and wrong assortment
holds up — no drop from bad reviews
the batch passes with no surprises
defects stay with the supplier while your money is safe
What the inspection covers
A full batch-inspection checklist — from the factory visit to the final verdict.
On-site factory visit
I go to the production line or warehouse in person — Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhongshan, Shantou and other cities across Guangdong
AQL or your own spec
Batch sampling to the international quality standard — or strictly to your requirements
Full control
Seams, fabric, trims, measurements, colour, packaging
Photo & video
A report with real footage on the day of the inspection
A clear verdict
Accept the batch or reject it — no guesswork
Marketplace-ready
I inspect against marketplace requirements — for a clean warehouse intake with no returns
What exactly I check in garments
Not a “generic inspection of any product”, but a deep check of sewn goods — focused on the parameters where a batch actually loses quality.
Measurements (POM)
Length, width, sleeves, fit — against the spec and the approved sample
Seams & stitching (SPI)
Seam straightness and strength, stitch density, snags and skipped stitches
Colourfastness
Dye bleeding and crocking (colourfastness), shade variation across the batch
Fit & symmetry
Symmetry of sleeves, pockets and collar; overall look of the garment
Trims & hardware
Zippers, buttons, snaps, pullers — function and durability
Labels & care tags
Size, composition, care, brand — correct and present
Marketplace labelling
Barcode, mandatory marking, size chart for the listing, hang-tag, packaging and polybag to marketplace requirements
Inspection to the AQL standard
Not “by eye”, but to the international ISO 2859-1 standard: a representative sample is pulled from the batch, defects are split into critical, major and minor — and the batch gets a clear verdict.
Don’t need AQL? I’ll inspect strictly to your own spec and checklist — whatever works for you.
Use the calculator on the right to see how many units to inspect in your batch and how many defects are acceptable →
Inspect 80 units from the lot (code J). The lot is accepted at ≤ 7 defects and rejected at ≥ 8.
Additional services
Not just batch inspection — I also help at the sample and fitting stage.
Home sample testing
Regular clients send garment and lingerie samples to my home. I photograph them in detail and give feedback: fit, workmanship, comfort, how the piece behaves when worn. I highlight flaws, help compare samples and assess fabric quality.
Fit models & try-ons
A roster of fit models across different body types. I arrange try-ons on real people — women and men — so you can see the fit before launching the batch.
I film in detail, compare samples and point out flaws. Sample videos available on request.
How it works
Request
You share the supplier and batch details
Factory visit
I go on-site to inspect and shoot photo & video
Inspection & report
I check to AQL or your spec and give you a decision the same day
All of Guangdong
China’s textile hub. I travel to factories and warehouses in the province’s largest cities — usually within 24–48 hours of your request.
Inspection examples
Real findings on inspected batches — photos from every check.
Denim overalls, 500 pcs
Dongguan · 40% defectiveWaist skew and a poorly sewn waistband. The batch was rejected by the buyer.
Denim overalls, 700 pcs
Dongguan · ~50% defectiveWaistband skew and off fit, loose threads, white stains and abrasions, faulty sewn-in labels. Defects returned + a factory discount on the good units.
Denim shirts, 300 pcs
Guangzhou · 30% defectiveStains from poor dyeing, abrasion around the buttons. 30% rejected, the client accepted the rest at a discount.
Denim overalls, 500 pcs
Guangzhou · ~35% defectiveNumerous stains and marks that ruined the retail look. The factory fixed the defects and the client got a discount on the whole batch.
What my batch report looks like
AQL is a sampling method (how many units of the batch to inspect to the standard), and the inspection report itself looks like this. A summary table for the whole batch — what was checked, how many defects and which defects per item. Plus a size-chart check: real measurements against the spec, with mismatches highlighted.
One defect in a batch costs more
than a hundred inspections
Your inspector in Guangdong
My name is Maria Kuznetsova. I live in Guangzhou and go to the factories in person — I inspect batches on-site, with my own eyes. I also try garments on and test the fit as a model: I look not only at the checklist, but at how the piece actually sits and behaves when worn.
For you, that means your eyes and hands in China: an honest report with photo and video, and a straight verdict — accept the batch or send it back.
Why working with me is safe
I’m in Guangdong — I travel to factories across the province and inspect in person
AQL or your own spec, plus real measurements — not “by eye”
Photo and video — you see the batch with your own eyes
The inspection is fully documented
Not “on trust”, but with paperwork. We sign a contract and provide closing documents — convenient for accounting, for brands and for working with marketplaces.
Payment by invoice; work under contract is available.
Russian legal entity
Contract and closing documents through a Russian entity
Hong Kong company
Contract via a Hong Kong company — for international settlements
Service contract
Scope of inspection, deadlines and liability are fixed in writing
Clean for accounting
All documents you need for expense recording and reporting
Pricing
Transparent, no surprises. I’ll quote the exact figure for your batch, city and inspection type.
- ✓ On-site visit to a factory or warehouse in Guangdong
- ✓ AQL or your-spec inspection + photo & video report on the day
- ✓ Measurements, control of seams, fabric, trims and labelling
- ✓ A clear conclusion: accept the batch or send it back
One inspection is usually cheaper than buying back and returning a single defective batch.
Inspect your batch before you pay for defects
Message me — I’ll quote the inspection for your batch and timeline.
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