The diagram shows the process of producing woollen goods.
Overall, the process is sophisticated and linear, involving several stages, commencing with the shearing of sheep and followed by cleaning and drying, culminating with separating the wool. Of particular note is that the process, splits the second main parts to produce the stage of separation is recycled.
The process begins with shearing sheep. At this stages, wool is transported to specialised machines, where it is prepared for the next stages: cleaning and drying. Having been separated, the wool is collected into tufts. Subsequenty, the remaining material is directed for recycling.
Meanwhile, tuft of wool is transferred to tuft storage, after which tuft of wool is dyed. In the final stage, the dyed tufts of wool is spun, resulting in while balls of yarn is transported to knitting and clothing.
