The diagram highlights the process of how bamboo fabric is produced.
Overall, it is clear that the production consists of nine distinct stages, starting with the planting of bamboo in spring and culminating in the manufacture of finished clothing items.
The first step is that bamboo plants are planted during the spring period. Once fully grown, they are harvested in autumn. The next step is that the collected bamboo stalks are cut into thin strips using a saw. In the fourth step, these strips are crushed to turn them into a liquid pulp.
Moving on to the fifth stage, the liquid pulp is filtered to separate the long fibres from the liquid. After this, these fibres are softened by adding water and amine oxide. Next, the softened fibres are spun into thread or yarn. Once the yarn is ready, it is woven to manufacture fabric. Finally, this fabric is used to produce finished items such as t-shirts and socks.