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How Brooklinen improved supply chain performance and visibility with Factored Quality

Known for being “high quality at an affordable price,” Brooklinen has always made it their goal to put quality first. But as they scaled, it became increasingly challenging to manage all their manufacturers.

So, they started looking for an external quality control partner to get the job done. That’s where Factored Quality comes in.

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Background

Brooklinen is known as the makers of ‘The Internet’s Favorite Sheets,’ but are much more than that. Brooklinen offers bedding, bath, loungewear, all with the goal of making you comfortable at home without the luxury markup.

“Quality is the last thing companies think about and the first thing customers notice. This is a big white space in the field of technology and we are really glad that we found Factored Quality.”

JD Davis

Director of Production, Quality & Procurement at Brooklinen

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