Product safety
OEKO-TEX®
STANDARD 100
Harmful-substance testing for covered textile articles and components.
Applies to
Textile articles
Apparel quality.
Confidence in every order.
Design, ship, and scale products from one workspace.
Our approach
Apparel quality assurance, built around your brief.
Velanique Global Sourcing Limited coordinates garment quality control from development to shipment. With 19+ years of experience, we connect buyer-approved specifications, material selection and production oversight to the needs of each bulk apparel order.
Garment quality control
Garment quality control, from sample to shipment.
01
Confirm the product standard
Align the tech pack, approved sample, size tolerances, materials, trims, labeling and packing instructions before production.
02
Review materials and readiness
Check fabric and trims against the specification, including shade consistency and applicable fabric inspection requirements.
03
Monitor production quality
Use agreed in-line and during-production checks to review workmanship, measurements and finishing while issues can still be addressed.
04
Inspect finished goods
Review the finished lot against the inspection plan, covering construction, sizing, appearance, quantities, labels and packaging.
05
Review findings before dispatch
Share results, follow up on corrective actions and coordinate shipment decisions against agreed criteria and buyer instructions.
Product testing
Product testing, selected for the end use.
Independent checks. Clear arrangements.
Factory compliance
Factory compliance. Clear accountability.
01 / PEOPLE
Labor & human rights
Requirements covering child and forced labor, working hours, wages, discrimination, freedom of association and respectful treatment.
02 / WORKPLACE
Health & safety
Safe working conditions, fire and building safety, emergency preparedness and appropriate protective measures.
03 / ENVIRONMENT
Environmental practices
Chemical handling, wastewater, waste management and relevant environmental permissions, where applicable.
04 / SUPPLY CHAIN
Factory identity & traceability
Named production sites, relevant audit records, agreed subcontracting conditions and available material-origin information.
A social audit is one part of due diligence. Its scope, findings and follow-up matter alongside the buyer’s requirements and the risks identified.
Market requirements
Market requirements, defined before production.
Destination
Where it will be sold
Confirm the destination market and the relevant product, labeling and import requirements.
Product
Who will use it
Consider intended use, age group, skin contact, materials and any category-specific safety requirements.
Buyer protocol
What must be evidenced
Agree the restricted substances list, testing scope, label content and supporting documentation.
Factory audit status and product compliance are different checks. One does not establish the other.
Standards & scope
Audits and certifications. Verified scope.
Documentation & follow-up
Quality documentation. Informed decisions.
The reference
Approval records
Specifications, sample approvals, measurement tolerances, materials and packing requirements.
The findings
Inspection & test reports
Applicable defect details, measurements, photographs, inspection results and laboratory reports.
The supporting evidence
Supplier compliance records
Relevant audit information, certificate scope and validity, and corrective-action updates.
When an issue is identified
01
Record the finding
02
Agree the action
03
Review the outcome
04
Confirm next steps
Inspection, testing and documentation scope is agreed for each project. Sensitive supplier records are shared subject to confidentiality and access permissions.
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Contact
2411 McLeod Ave, Richmond, BC, Canada