Cushion Suppliers in India for Wholesale Buyers

Width and height after finishing, with agreed measurement method and tolerance.

Composition, construction, weight or approved physical reference.

Same-as-front or a defined alternate fabric, colour and construction.

Weave, embroidery, tufting, jacquard, print, applique or mixed process with measurable details.

Pantone direction plus physical yarn, fabric, strike-off or sample reference where colour matters.

Approved motif size, repeat, orientation, placement and border relationship.

Concealed zipper, envelope, button or other approved construction with position and quality defined.

Seam allowance, stitch quality, corner finish and reinforcement where required.

Tassels, piping, fringe or applique with material, placement and attachment requirements.

Brand, care/content, origin and SKU labels with approved artwork and placement.

Fold, facing direction, protection, retail presentation and carton specification.

Clearly identified physical reference used with the written specification for bulk comparison.

Check identity, colour, construction, visible defects and condition before cutting or decoration.

Review an early bulk piece against the golden sample for artwork, colour, technique and dimensions.

Verify size allowances, orientation, motif placement and fabric defects.

Monitor placement, density, colour, registration and recurring process defects.

Check seams, corners, zipper position, reverse orientation and trim attachment.

Measure finished pieces after relevant finishing processes using the agreed method.

Review stains, holes, snags, weaving faults, loose threads, uneven pile and unacceptable shade variation.

Verify content, placement and SKU mapping before packing.

Check fold, facing, protection, inserts, assortment and presentation.

Confirm quantity, SKU mix, carton marks and shipment instructions.

Catalogues show design direction but not the exact specification, MOQ or quality standard required by your program.

A lighter fabric, simpler embroidery or lower tuft coverage can make one price look artificially low.

A total order number is not enough when the PO is fragmented across designs, colours and sizes.

Photos cannot reliably confirm handfeel, true colour, fabric weight, stitch density or finishing.

Bulk quality becomes subjective when the physical approval reference is unclear.

Factories can use obsolete files if corrections are not versioned and consolidated.

Labels and retail components can become the critical path and create packout errors.

Zippers, labels, bands and boxes can have minimums independent of the cushion cover.

A screen Pantone direction should not automatically become the only bulk colour reference.

Recurring defects are cheaper to correct in first production than after the full order is complete.

A similar fabric or yarn can change appearance, shrinkage, handfeel, price or compliance.

Compare unit price together with packing, freight, testing, inspection, warehousing and defect risk.