This study aims to identify the application of quality control in brick production. Quality is the factors contained in an item or result that causes the goods or results in accordance with the intended use of an item. This study uses a System Literature Review (SLR) approach which is used to identify and refer to the research methodology with certain relevant questions. Based on the research that has been done with this method it allows researchers to provide actual evidence regarding the data sources and criteria in selecting problem analysis. The research conducted is to examine the traditional brick making process and its sales strategy. Brick is the basic building material made of clay that is ground, then molded and dried and then baked. This production is used for efforts to improve the quality of brick products for small-scale industries. To improve the quality of brick products, manufacturers still use traditional sales strategies, one of which is offering bricks to projects that are being worked on. In addition to brick production, it is a flexible business. Besides that, the process of burning bricks can also cause air pollution which makes it suffocating for those who inhale the smoke. Thus, it can be concluded that effective Quality Control will be able to produce a broad market, higher productivity and lower overall production costs, so that companies can benefit from using an effective strategy.