Quality That Beats the Industry Average
A documented defect rate of ≤0.3% — roughly one-fifth of the 1-2% home-textile industry average — built on ISO9001 processes and compliance with JIS L 1096 and JIS L 1092 standards.
Standards-Driven Quality
Incoming fabric, in-process sewing and finished goods are each checked against documented acceptance criteria, with dimensional and performance testing aligned to JIS L 1096 (fabric testing) and JIS L 1092 (tear strength).
Every batch carries traceable QC records linking defects back to the responsible factory and process step, enabling continuous improvement rather than reactive sorting.
Quality Control Milestones
Every batch passes staged checks aligned to JIS standards, with traceable records.
- Stage 1
Incoming Fabric Inspection
Incoming fabric is checked against documented acceptance criteria before production.
- Stage 2
In-Process Sewing Check
In-process sewing is verified for workmanship and dimensional accuracy.
- Stage 3
Finished Goods Testing
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