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When it comes to toy manufacturing, especially plush toys for children, the smallest details can make or break product quality, brand reputation, and safety. That’s precisely why thorough toys quality control inspection is non‑negotiable. One key case study from HKQCC’s recent inspections underscores this: a factory trimmed fabric pieces to minimize waste—seemingly economical, yet this shortcut led to plush toy patterns appearing upside down. Case Study: Upside‑Down Patterns in Plush Toys During a during‑production check , HKQCC inspectors closely examined fabric alignment on doll hats and clothing accessories. Although the pieces were small, their orientation was critical. The factory’s drive for efficiency resulted in mismatched or inverted patterns—an aesthetic but essential flaw still deemed unacceptable in the toy industry. Correcting the issue required re-cutting and re-sewing—costly steps that could have been prevented with early inspection . The mistake highlights a core l...