The cyclical production sequence of cotton is illustrated in the image.
Overall, this linear process consists of nine steps, beginning from the basic treatment, processing and finishing with the shipping of the produce. The process heavily relies on specialised machinery, including stitching and cutting equipment.
Starting with the basic treatment, the process of the cotton begins with creating the yarn. Next, it goes through fabrication such as knitting and weaving in order to get a fabric. After the fabric is produced, it goes through further processing and lab tests. Then, special equipment is used for sewing, stitching and cutting items.
As for the final steps, the products are packed and prepared for the necessary documentation. Finally, the produce goes through the shipment and is delivered to the customers, which highlights the end of the process. As it is a cyclical production, the process begins from the first step and goes through all the stages again.
