Inventory Methodology
Identification systems in weaving mills trace undyed and unfinished fabric pieces from the loom take-up roll to greige inspection tables and intermediate warehouses. Systematic gray cloth tracking applies unique serial numbers, loom identity stamps and woven selvedge markers to every cloth cut. Greige room clerks record piece weights, raw widths, warp ends per centimetre and weft pick counts immediately after cloth doffing.
Piece tags accompany fabric rolls into storage, verifying that each roll links directly to specific yarn spinning lots and warp sizing runs. This tracking protocol ensures unfinished cloth lots remain segregated before entering continuous chemical desizing, scouring and bleaching lines.
Inspection Pathway
Greige inspection perches record point penalties for weaving faults including broken picks, warp streaks, oil stains and reed marks under the four-point inspection standard. Operators logging data into the gray cloth tracking system record the precise meter mark of every major defect alongside roll tare and gross weights. The system cross-references defect counts against mill grade classifications, assigning each roll to first quality export, domestic standard or cut-and-patch reprocessing.
Digital entries follow rolls into the greige cloth storage area, directing dyeing and finishing managers to assign appropriate chemical preparation recipes based on specific yarn sizing formulas. Clear piece documentation prevents raw fabric mixed lots from entering chemical finishing ranges where different yarn absorptions cause uneven dyeing.
Finishing Allowance
Wet processing calculations rely on raw fabric parameters to balance stretch, relaxation shrinkage and width contraction through continuous finishing ranges. By maintaining comprehensive gray cloth tracking, finishing engineers compare greige piece weights against final finished roll yields to calculate accurate loss percentages. Buyers auditing mill performance cross-examine greige inspection tickets against final packing lists to verify roll origin.
Unbroken greige identification guarantees that exported finished linen fabrics correspond directly to inspected raw loom production.