The diagram illustrates how wool are made.
Overall, this linear process consists of several steps, commencing with gathering sheep’s fur and ending with making products from wool.
In the beginning, sheep are sheared to take the fur. Following shearing, fleece undergoes a cleaning process to exclude all the impurities before being dried under a sunny condition. The subsequent spinning process results in two distinct outcomes with different purposes: either wool or strings.
Strings are mainly used to serve recycling purposes. On the other hand, wool are transformed in to tufts, which are made by twisting strings of wool altogether. These tufts are kept in storage. Afterward, balls of yarn are made from this stuff, after the process of dying color in order to serve different uses. Balls of yarn are subsequently distributed to either directly to customers or manufacturers, being utilized in knitting work or the creation of wool products such as jackets or carpets.