In-process awareness
Quality requirements should be connected to construction, measurements, appearance and approved product specifications.
Quality control is not a standalone marketing claim; it is part of the production structure. Urgan Textile’s corporate site lists QC and finishing departments within its organization.
Quality requirements should be connected to construction, measurements, appearance and approved product specifications.
Finishing stages prepare garments for final assessment, packing and shipment preparation.
Inspection standards, tolerances and reporting requirements can be discussed according to buyer expectations and project scope.
Urgan Textile presents itself as a Turkey-based garment manufacturer established in 1995, with an Istanbul headquarters and a production facility in Kastamonu. The corporate site states a 4,000 m² facility, approximately 200 professionals and 3,000–6,000 pieces per day sewing capacity.
The corporate website presents selected client reference logos as part of Urgan Textile’s production history. These references support buyer due diligence alongside direct factory contact, audit information and production review.












Reference marks are displayed as published on the Urgan Textile corporate website. Brand ownership remains with the respective trademark holders.
Yes. The corporate website lists a QC department and finishing department.
Yes. Buyer quality expectations and project-specific requirements can be reviewed during production planning.
No. Buyer approvals, project specifications and agreed inspection procedures remain part of the commercial production process.
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