Quality

Approved sample quality.

Foam rebound, cover fit, seam finish, packing count, and batch records stay tied to the confirmed spec.

Inspection signal

Checks stay attached to the sample spec.

SGSTUVCE
01

Incoming materials

02

Foam performance

03

Sewing and fit

04

Packing verification

05

Traceability

Inspection matrix

Where the product gets checked.

01

Incoming materials

Review cover fabric, foam feedstock, labels, and packaging materials before production starts.

02

Foam performance

Check rebound, firmness, and structural consistency against the approved sample.

03

Sewing and fit

Inspect stitch lines, zip fit, piping, and the way the cover sits on the core.

04

Packing verification

Confirm inserts, accessories, carton count, and compression state before shipment.

05

Traceability

Keep records that connect the batch to the approved material, production, and shipping details.

Production and inspection workflow
References SGS / TUV / CE / REACH / CertiPUR-US
Traceability Incoming materials / Production batch / Packing / Shipment
Inspection focus Firmness / Rebound / Breathability / Seam strength / Carton integrity

Review items

Inspection details buyers usually check.

Material intake Cover fabric, foam feedstock, labels, and packing materials before production starts.
Approved sample Rebound, firmness, support shape, cover fit, and seam standard for the production run.
Packing check Accessories, inserts, compression state, carton count, and destination requirements.
Compliance references SGS / TUV / CE

Quality request

Ask for the checks tied to your sample.

Share the product family and expected channel so the inspection focus matches the final use case.