Specification Baseline
Product configuration, materials, dimensions, colors, artwork, pack and commercial requirements are aligned before development moves forward.
Typical records: brief · drawings · BOM · artwork filesNAIKE GROUP · Quality
Quality control starts with an agreed specification.
Define what needs to be checked before production begins. A clear product baseline connects sample decisions, production checks and shipment release to the buyer’s requirements.
Quality is managed before the final inspection.
The strongest quality plan begins with an agreed product baseline and keeps every approval connected to production.
We organize the project around practical control points, so changes are recorded, samples are approved against the right specification and the shipment is released against agreed requirements.
Sample Approval
Samples are reviewed against the agreed baseline, with open points and revisions tracked before production approval.
Typical records: sample comments · color reference · approval statusProduction Control
Materials, first articles and key production details are checked at defined stages instead of relying only on the finished shipment.
Typical records: material file · first article · in-process checksPack & Release
Packaging, quantities, labels, carton details and agreed inspection criteria are verified before shipment release.
Typical records: packing spec · inspection result · shipment file
One source of truth for the project.
When a program includes multiple products or supporting suppliers, the same approved requirements and delivery schedule are coordinated through one Naike project team.
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Define acceptance requirements
Agree materials, dimensions, appearance, colors, artwork and packaging details. Identify critical functions and the inspection criteria that will be used to review the product.
Review market-specific requirements
Share the destination market, intended use and requested testing or documentation at the briefing stage. Applicable requirements depend on the product and market; testing scope must be confirmed for the specific project.
Control revisions and open points
Keep sample comments, drawing changes and packaging approvals tied to the correct version. Resolve open points before the next production decision and review any change that could affect cost, timing or product performance.
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