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Statistical Sampling for Garment Quality Control - Tip of the Day

Posted by Apparel1 - on October 5, 2008 at 6:00am
We all want the clothes that we manufacture to be one hundred percent perfect in regard to quality. However, it is very time consuming and costly to complete full quality testing on every single garment produced. This is why the majority of companies will utilize some sort of statistical sampling method. If we flip a coin one time, the odds of the coin landing on heads is 50%. If we flip the same coin ten times, it is actually unlikely that we will get exactly 5 heads and 5 tails. But if we fli
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Macy's States Long Island Garment Factory NOT Manufacturing Goods For Sale At Macy's

Posted by Apparel1 - on July 30, 2008 at 6:37am
OK, this is technically not a blog message. However, I thought it was an important news release for the fashion industry. If you care to comment regarding the information mentioned in this release or your thoughts on factory inspections, labor laws, human rights, Macy's etc., you are welcome to use the comment section. July 29, 2008--Macy's, Inc. (NYSE:M) today reported that a Long Island garment factory cited by the New York State Department of Labor for labor law violations was, in fact, not
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Macy's States Long Island Garment Factory NOT Manufacturing Goods For Sale At Macy's

Posted by Apparel1 - on July 30, 2008 at 6:37am
OK, this is technically not a blog message. However, I thought it was an important news release for the fashion industry. If you care to comment regarding the information mentioned in this release or your thoughts on factory inspections, labor laws, human rights, Macy's etc., you are welcome to use the comment section. July 29, 2008--Macy's, Inc. (NYSE:M) today reported that a Long Island garment factory cited by the New York State Department of Labor for labor law violations was, in fact, not
Read more…

Statistical Sampling for Garment Quality Control - Tip of the Day

Posted by Apparel1 - on October 5, 2008 at 6:00am
We all want the clothes that we manufacture to be one hundred percent perfect in regard to quality. However, it is very time consuming and costly to complete full quality testing on every single garment produced. This is why the majority of companies will utilize some sort of statistical sampling method. If we flip a coin one time, the odds of the coin landing on heads is 50%. If we flip the same coin ten times, it is actually unlikely that we will get exactly 5 heads and 5 tails. But if we fli
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