The provided diagram illustrates the multi-stage linear process of manufacturing fabric and clothing from bamboo.
Overall, the procedure consists of nine distinct steps, beginning with the cultivation of bamboo plants in spring and culminating in the production of finished garments.
In the first part of the process, bamboo plants are cultivated in spring, and subsequently, they are harvested in autumn. Once gathered, the bamboo is cut into narrow strips using a specialized cutting machine. These strips are then crushed in order to produce a liquid pulp. Following this, the filtration stage takes place, where the pulp is filtered to separate the long fibres from the liquid.
In the subsequent stages, the separated fibres are softened by adding water and amine oxide. The resulting mixture is then spun to create yarn. After the yarn has been produced, it is woven to manufacture fabric, which is finally used to make various textile products, including clothes, such as t-shirts or socks.