Incoming alignment
Confirm yarn or greige identity, construction reference, width and documented lot before dyeing or finishing changes the substrate.
Quality assurance
Kravet Quality Assurance from Incoming Material to Lot Release
Convert a fabric brief into checkpoints for incoming inputs, dyeing and finishing, physical performance, shade review and production release.
Quality control is a sequence of scoped decisions, not a single certificate. The working standard names the material, test method, specimen condition, approved reference and acceptance point so that a result can be interpreted without extending it beyond the order.
Process controls
Record the route affecting shade, handle, shrinkage and performance. A strike-off or lab dip remains a development approval, not proof of every bulk roll.
Release evidence
Review roll inspection, shade continuity, GSM, usable width and applicable physical or colorfastness results against the agreed production criteria.
Five release gates
Gate 1Specification locked
Composition, construction, nominal values, tolerance and test route recorded.
Gate 2Color reference approved
Light source, shade reference and evaluator decision documented.
Gate 3Bulk properties checked
Specimens conditioned and tested using the named method.
Gate 4Roll and lot reviewed
Width, shade continuity and defects assessed under the agreed plan.
Gate 5Documents reconciled
Order, lot, report and shipping references checked before release.
Evidence is valid only within its scope
OEKO-TEX, GRS, GOTS, bluesign, ISO and REACH describe different systems, entities and claims. They are not interchangeable product certificates. Any available document must be checked for issuer, covered entity, product or process scope, validity date and destination requirement.
A report for one shade or finish does not establish the result for every variant. Re-testing may be required after a fiber, dye, finish, construction or care-route change.
Report identityLaboratory, standard and issue date
Specimen identityConstruction, color, finish and lot
Test conditionsConditioning, care cycle and method version
Acceptance basisBuyer specification or applicable regulation
Request a quality-plan review
Provide the product scope, test methods, target levels, sample stage and release decision needed.
Request a Quality Review