How we work
Control earlier, not late.
Texbee’s working philosophy puts merchandising, material checks, production follow-up and quality control into the process early—before problems reach finished goods.
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Nine-stage overview
From requirement to shipment.
- 01
Buyer brief
The process begins with the buyer's product requirement: style, materials or construction, quantity, delivery requirement and technical or reference files.
- 02
Costing & development
Merchandisers work through detailed costing and factory pricing while supporting product development against the buyer requirement.
- 03
Sampling & approvals
Sampling and fit are followed against the brief, with development decisions and approvals connected to the buyer requirement.
- 04
Material checks
Texbee states that its team has instruments for checking fabric weight, yarn count, construction and washing effect.
- 05
Production control
Merchandising and production follow-up work against a strict Time & Action calendar to keep fit, quality and shipment timing on track.
- 06
Inline quality control
Quality controllers with textile backgrounds are involved from product development onward and work with merchandisers, fit-tech requirements, buyer manuals and QA guidelines.
- 07
Final inspection
Texbee states that its quality-control process follows AQL 2.5, while emphasizing earlier and stricter online control rather than relying only on finished-product inspection.
- 08
Documentation
Shipment readiness includes coordination of relevant export documentation and order information required for dispatch.
- 09
Shipment
Freight-forwarder and stakeholder coordination supports dispatch according to the confirmed mode, destination, timing and delivery terms.
Merchandising
Merchandising is all about rhythm.
Texbee describes a merchandising team capable of detailed costing, supporting buyers in reaching the correct factory price and following the programme closely through a strict Time & Action calendar.
Detailed costing
Commercial review and factory pricing are handled alongside product development.
Time & Action follow-up
Fit, quality and shipment timing are followed against the working calendar.
Material measurement
Fabric weight and yarn count checking are included in Texbee’s stated equipment capability.
Construction & wash
Garment construction and washing effect are also part of the stated checking capability.
Production control
The best control starts before the line is finished.
Texbee’s internal philosophy places strong emphasis on fabric quality, appropriate factory selection and stricter online control. The stated view is that choosing the right factory and controlling production early is more effective than trying to correct problems after finished goods are completed.
Quality control
Quality involvement from development to shipment.
Texbee states that its professional quality-control team has textile backgrounds and works alongside merchandisers, fit-tech requirements, buyer manuals and QA guidelines throughout development and production.
Social compliance
Factory selection follows the buyer requirement.
Texbee states that orders are mostly placed with factories holding Sedex and BSCI certifications. Depending on client requirements, the company also selects factories against stated Sedex, OEKO-TEX and Accord requirements and supports certified-product requirements based on current market needs.
The supplied company profile also states that Texbee conducts its own periodic monitoring of supplier audit records and aims to avoid putting clients into a moral dilemma.
Scope: certification status is factory- and programme-specific. Individual certificates should be verified for the production route used for an order.
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