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Garment Inspection Report (DN1) page 1 Coles Myer Division Date: / / Inspected at: Inspecto r: Dept : Supplier : Order qty: Total no. of garments inspected: Garment type: Keycode: Purchase order: Carton/pack qty: Cost price: $ Sell price: $ Checklist 1 Yes No A. Inner packing – size (asstd/solid) to order B. Outer cartons – size (asstd/solid) to order C. Packing per piece (printed poly bag/plain poly bag/no poly bag/on hanger) D. If poly bag used (warning/care instructions/country/correct wording, fibre content) E. Open neck of hanger facing right side of garment F. Fire hazard label (correct category, correct placement) Signature 1 Signature 2 G. Garment weight (comply with report) Checklist 2 Garment workmanship – worksheet results (measurements [DN2] and defects [DN3]) Measurement variations of more than +/- 2cm are not acceptable. One garment of each size should be taken at random to include all colours in the order. These should be carefully measured at each point where a dimension is given on the specification. Where an unacceptable variation is identified, inspect sufficient of the remaining stock at random. (* Use the quantities specified in the sample table). You are now required to inspect for other defects – refer to reverse side [DN3]. Using those garments already measured, inspect the full sample nominated by the sample table. (* Use the quantities specified in the sample table). If the item is defective, number each garment on the back of the kimble tag for ease of recording and identifying those garments that contain measurement variations or defects. Summary of garments with defects A. Total quantity of garments with major defects = B. Total quantity of garments with minor defects = Major defects/description Qty of defects Minor defects/description Qty of Defects • Use this table to determine the number of garments to be Order qty Sample qty 91 - 150 8 151 - 180 13 181 - 500 20 501 - 1,200 32 1,201 - 3,200 50 3,201 - 10,000 80 10,001 - 35,000 125
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Garment Inspection Report (DN1) page 1
Coles Myer Division
Date: / / Inspected at:
Inspector: Dept:
Supplier:
Order qty: Total no. of garments inspected:
Garment type: Keycode:
Purchase order: Carton/pack qty:
Cost price: $ Sell price: $
Checklist 1 Yes No
A. Inner packing – size (asstd/solid) to order
B. Outer cartons – size (asstd/solid) to order
C. Packing per piece (printed poly bag/plain poly bag/no poly bag/on hanger)
D. If poly bag used (warning/care instructions/country/correct wording, fibre content)
E. Open neck of hanger facing right side of garment
F. Fire hazard label (correct category, correct placement)
Signature 1 Signature 2
G. Garment weight (comply with report)
Checklist 2 Garment workmanship – worksheet results (measurements [DN2] and defects [DN3])
Measurement variations of more than +/- 2cm are not acceptable.One garment of each size should be taken at random to include all colours in the order. These should be carefully measured at each point where a dimension is given on the specification. Where an unacceptable variation is identified, inspect sufficient of the remaining stock at random. (* Use the quantities specified in the sample table).
You are now required to inspect for other defects – refer to reverse side [DN3]. Using those garments already measured, inspect the full sample nominated by the sample table. (* Use the quantities specified in the sample table). If the item is defective, number each garment on the back of the kimble tag for ease of recording and identifying those garments that contain measurement variations or defects.
Summary of garments with defects
A. Total quantity of garments with major defects = B. Total quantity of garments with minor defects =
Major defects/descriptionQty of defects
Minor defects/descriptionQty of
Defects
Calculation of percentage of garments with major/minor defects
Percentage of garments with major defects Percentage of garments with minor defects
Total garments with major defects (A) = Total garments with minor defects (B) =
Total no. of garments inspected (C) = Total no. of garments inspected (C) =
{NO. OF MAJOR DEFECTS} {NO. OF MINOR DEFECTS}
{NO. OF GARMENTS INSPECTED X 100 = % {NO. OF GARMENTS INSPECTED X 100 = %
A B
C X 100 = % C X 100 = %
If the percentage of major defective garments exceeds 4% the stock is unacceptable. Contact Quality Control, Tooronga.
If the percentage of minor defective garments exceeds 6.5% the stock is unacceptable. Contact Quality Control, Tooronga.
• Use this table to determine the number of garments to be inspected.
Order qtySample
qty
91 - 150 8
151 - 180 13
181 - 500 20
501 - 1,200 32
1,201 - 3,200 50
3,201 - 10,000 80
10,001 - 35,000 125
