When you order 500 custom sublimated jerseys or 300 heavyweight French terry hoodies from 4,000 miles away, the scariest moment isn't paying the deposit—it's the four weeks of radio silence before shipment.
Proov Inspector puts our own vetted textile engineers and AQL-certified quality auditors inside the factory at three non-negotiable milestones. We weigh fabric rolls on calibrated GSM scales, audit inline sewing before mistakes multiply, and inspect finished cartons before a single dollar of escrow is released.
Examine real inspection checkpoints recorded on factory floors before authorizing escrow releases.
Finishing & Packaging Bay, Sialkot • Just now, 02:30 PM PKT
Auditor Findings: Standard ISO 2859-1 General Inspection Level II sampling. 125 units inspected for Critical (0), Major (Max 2 allowed, 0 found), and Minor defects.
Finished master cartons stacked and sealed with Proov serialized security tape
Full-fold inspection of match kit embroidery crest and silicone hem label
Traditional sourcing only checks goods when they arrive at your warehouse—when it's already too late. Proov stops errors at the root.
Before a single pattern piece is laser cut, a Proov Inspector weighs the raw textile bolt using a 100cm² circular cutter and digital scale. If your techpack calls for 420 GSM and the mill delivered 340 GSM, the run stops immediately.
When 20% of the lot is stitched, our auditor pulls garments straight off the line. We test collar rib tension, 4-thread overlock seam pull resistance, and measure size grading across XS to 3XL against your CAD chart.
Full ISO 2859-1 Level II sampling. Finished goods are inspected for stray threads, soil marks, barcode readability, and master carton drop resistance. Each carton is sealed with serialized Proov tamper-evident tape.
Compare the traditional overseas sourcing nightmare against Proov’s closed-loop techpack contract and on-site inspection gates.
You send a Pinterest photo and a casual message: 'Make it 400 GSM like Supreme'. The factory nods, guesses the shrinkage, and orders whatever polyester blend they have on hand.
Every stitch count, Pantone dye code, point-of-measure (POM) tolerance (±0.5cm), and raw yarn specification is codified into a binding digital record before bidding starts.
“In Sialkot, the best factories don't fear inspectors—they welcome them. Before Proov, if a UK buyer complained about an order, there was no objective proof of whether the defect happened on our sewing floor or during customs unpacking. With Proov Inspector signing off on the sealed master cartons, our payment is guaranteed and our craft is vindicated.”
Muhammad Suleman
Master Tailor & Managing Director, Sialkot Export Apparel Guild