TRIMS DEFECTS S C S
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TRIMS
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 This category should be used for defects in assemblies / sub-components that are not fabric materials that may or may not serve a mechanical function or operation in a garment.
301  TRIM BROKEN / INOPERABLE / INSECURE
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 Trim components that have been damaged, but may still function below the expected level are called broken trims. i e trims i.e. broken snap, zipper puller, snap puller damaged drawcord etc.  T i components that do not function Trim h d f i properly are called inoperable trims. i.e. faulty zippers, pullers, snaps, etc.  Trim components that are not properly secured to garment.  All broken / inoperable / insecure trim items should be considered defective. defective
305  TRIM NOT AS SPECIFIED
 When a trim item differs from specifications i.e. incorrect color, incorrect size, missing trim item etc.  Any deviation from specification that was not approved by the appropriate stakeholders prior to production s ou d considered defective. should be co s de ed de ect ve.
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306  TRIM BLEEDING / COLOR MIGRATION
 Transferring of trim color onto another component or onto the fabric of the garment. garment  All trim bleeding and color migration should be considered defective.
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390  MISCELLANEOUS TRIM DEFECTS C S
 Other defects pertaining to a trim item that are not captured by p p y previous codes but affects the trim.  Defects that are not covered by previous codes that would affect the performance or p appearance of the garment should be considered defective. defective
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