WorksheetsIGTC Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
In garment quality control, what does "AQL" stand for?
Approved Quantity List
Advanced Quality Line
Authorized Quality License
Acceptable Quality Level
Which document usually accompanies a sample to ensure proper measurement checking?
Packing list
Measurement spec sheet
Invoice
Lab dip sheet
Which of the following is usually NOT checked in a Color Fastness Test?
Color Fastness to Water
Color Fastness to Washing
Color Fastness to Rubbibg
Color Fastness to Fire
How do we structure pre-production meetings (PPM) to ensure cross-functional alignment between merchandising, production, and quality assurance teams?
Discuss only merchandising updates, ignoring production constraints.
Conduct PPM with a clear agenda that includes schedule, technical specifications, and potential risks.
Skip PPMs to save meeting hours.
Use PPMs to discuss general company news instead of product-specific issues.
What does "PPM" stand for in garment manufacturing?
Pre-Product Monitoring
Post-Production Management
Product Pricing Model
Pre-Production Meeting
Which stage of sampling is used to check garment size specifications across all graded sizes?
Proto Sample
Size Set Sample
Salesman Sample
Pre-Production Sample
What are the best practices for managing MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) challenges in a fluctuating demand environment?
Negotiate flexible MOQs and explore shared production with other brands.
Accept any MOQ by paying upcharge cost without buyer confirmation.
Cancel small orders to avoid MOQ penalties.
Force vendors to accept small quantities without compromise.
What proactive measures can we take to ensure sustainable practices in fabric sourcing while maintaining competitive pricing?
Focus only on cheapest polyester blends.
Ignore certifications to speed up procurement.
Choose suppliers who offer transparency and certified sustainable materials.
Disregard eco-credentials if shipment deadlines are tight.
In garment product development, what does "PROTO" stage indicate?
Mass production is complete.
First approved sample for design verification.
Size set confirmation sample.
Final shipping sample.
In merchandising terms, what does "Shell Fabric" refer to?
Lining material inside the garment.
The main outer fabric of the garment.
The inner padding material.
Decorative accessories like buttons and zippers.
In garment terminology, what does "Art. Number" typically stand for?
Article Style Number used to identify a product.
Artisan Number for the embroidery.
Artificial Design Number.
Artistic Work Identification Number.
Your buyer has placed an order for the linen mix shirt design shown in the illustration above. The shirt features a V-neck, short sleeves, front button closure, and a decorative tie at the bottom hem. As a merchandiser, explain which critical points must be verified during the Proto sample review to ensure the garment meets buyer expectations.
Choose the most comprehensive answer below.
Only check the fabric color and leave construction details to production.
Verify neckline shape, button spacing, tie-knot execution, sewing quality, and fabric shrinkage behavior.
Focus only on fitting without paying attention to actual fabric specifications.
Only measure the overall length of the shirt without checking functional parts.
What is the function of a BOM (Bill of Materials) in the garment production process?
Only to list available colors for marketing.
To prepare the sales strategy plan.
To define all components and materials required for garment manufacturing.
Only to track shipment lead times.
In the production worksheet for Tom Tailor’s linen mix shirt, two colorways are presented: 'Deep Black' and 'White Blue Vertical Stripe'.
Based on the BOM (Bill of Materials) description, what is the critical difference between the two colorways in terms of fabric processing?
The black version uses yarn-dyed fabric while the stripe version uses solid dyed fabric.
The black version uses solid dyed fabric while the stripe version uses yarn-dyed fabric.
Both use the different yarn-dyed technique.
The black version uses solid dyed fabric while the stripe version uses print fabric.
How much is the consumption of Style in the picture in the market?
1,863 Yds
2,2666 sq.m
1,7743 Yds
2,1912 sq.m
What type or trade name of fabric is not considered sustainable?
EcoVero™ Viscose
TENCEL™ Lyocell
Virgin Nylon
Organic Cotton
Which term describes the minimum quantity a factory requires to accept an order?
Lead Time
MOQ
T&A
LDP
What is the vertical set of yarns in a woven fabric called?
Warp
Weft
Selvage
Bias
Which type of material is most commonly stone washed in the apparel industry?
Silk chiffon
Polyester jersey
Leather
Cotton denim
The basic document that lists all raw materials, trims, accessories, and packaging required to produce a garment is called the (a)
The color standard used to match fabric shades accurately for solid dyed fabrics across production lots is commonly called a (a) .
(a) inspection is the process of checking the quality of garments before packing and shipment.
A (a) defect is a defect that makes the garment unwearable and is considered unacceptable to customers.
The sample created specifically for marketing presentations, sales meetings, and buyer showrooms, often produced before bulk production is finalized, is called a (a) sample.
Which key information is always required in a standard Purchase Order?
Estimated shipment weight
Detailed garment measurements
Quantity, delivery date, unit price, and product description
Color trend forecast
The term "FOB" in a PO usually means
Factory Ordered Bill
Free On Board – Buyer pays for shipping from port of origin
Final Order Balance
Freight On Buyer – Seller pays shipping costs
In PO management, the abbreviation “L/C” commonly refers to
Load Confirmation
Letter of Credit
Logistics Certificate
Local Contract
In garment packaging, polybags are often made of LDPE material. What does LDPE stand for?
Light Density Polyethylene
Low Density Polyethylene
Large Durable Packaging Equipment
Long Distance Polybag Element
Which accessory is typically used to ensure that a garment stays neatly folded inside a polybag?
Barcode sticker
Desiccant
Tissue paper
Care label
What is the main role of a care label inside a garment?
Marketing and branding.
Showing the garment size only.
Informing customers about washing, drying, and ironing instructions.
Displaying the factory name.
During the sample review process, a Sample Evaluation Sheet (SES) typically covers comments on the following areas EXCEPT
Material
Construction/Workmansip
Fitting/Pattern
Shipping Schedule
In costing terms, what does "CM" or "CMT" stand for?
Certified Manufacturing
Commercial Management Terms
Cutting, Making, Trimming
Cost Markup Target
Which unit is fabric consumption Fabric Circular Knit typically calculated in during costing?
Meters
Kilograms
Pieces
Yards
What is the main responsibility of a PPIC department in garment manufacturing?
Designing fashion collections.
Planning production schedules and controlling raw material inventory.
Conducting buyer presentations.
Managing employee salary payments.
The color standard used to match and approve printed fabric designs before bulk production is commonly called a ______.
Strike Off
Lab Dip
Handloom
Print Preview
During a Pre-Production Meeting (PPM) in garment manufacturing, which of the following documents or samples is typically NOT required?
Production Techpack
Sealed PPS
Approved SSY
Photoshoot Sample
QC (Quality Control) team is responsible for inline inspection during production.
True
False
The purpose of Commercial Invoice is to detail the garment construction and design.
True
False
Packing list is used primarily to show the garment construction details.
True
False
The color standard used to approve yarn dyed fabric colors and weaving patterns before bulk production is commonly called a ______.
Lab Dip
Strike Off
Shade Band
Handloom
Based on the information read on the marker, How Much is the Consumption per Pcs of T-Shirt Style?
0,7 Yds
0,67 Yds
0,405 Kg
0,26 Kg
In sea freight shipping for garment export, what is the correct difference between FCL and LCL?
FCL means shipping small cartons only; LCL means full container only.
FCL means the buyer owns the entire container; LCL means the goods share container space with other buyers.
FCL is for air freight shipments; LCL is for express delivery.
FCL and LCL both mean the factory is responsible for final customs clearance.
In a Proto Sample development process, the Tech Pack usually contains detailed information about the product. Which of the following is NOT typically found in the Tech Pack?
Spec Measurement
BOM
Design Sketch
Bulk Shipment Method
In an Ex-Works (EXW) shipment term, who is responsible for arranging the transportation, insurance, and export customs clearance?
Buyer
Freight Forwarder
Supplier
Customs Officer
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a cause for rejecting a garment sample?
Major construction defects (e.g., broken seams, skipped stitching)
Critical measurement deviation beyond tolerance
Use of non-approved fabric material
Minor thread trimming not fully cleaned
Based on the pattern set provided (Back Yoke and Front Body), what is the shoulder forward value calculated from the difference between the front and back shoulder seam?
2,5 cm
4 cm
1 cm
0,5 cm
In a Franco shipment term, what is the correct responsibility of the seller?
The seller only prepares the goods for pickup at their warehouse.
The seller arranges transportation and covers all delivery costs until the goods reach the buyer’s location.
The seller is only responsible for loading the goods onto the first transport vehicle.
The seller negotiates freight but the buyer pays for inland delivery.
Which of the following information is typically NOT included in a Fabric Information Sheet (Fabric Detail Sheet)
Fabric composition and weight (gsm)
Fabric construction details (weave, knit type)
Retail price suggestion for finished garment
Color or dyeing method used (solid, yarn-dyed, printed)
n garment costing, what does "overhead cost" typically refer to?
The additional costs required to operate a factory, such as utilities, rent, and administrative expenses
The direct cost of fabric and trims used in one specific garment
The marketing and advertising costs for promoting the garment
The profit margin added to the selling price of the garment
Your bulk shipment is ready, but the pre-shipment sample (TOP) has not yet been approved by the buyer. The shipment deadline is tomorrow. What is the best action?
Ship the goods immediately to avoid delay penalties.
Hold the shipment until the TOP sample is officially approved, and communicate proactively with the buyer.
Ship part of the goods and keep part pending approval.
Ignore the TOP approval since you are confident with the bulk quality.
