Process Flowchart for Textile Production

In one word textile means cloth or weaving. If you think of it as a broad meaning, you will see that it is a combination of six differential parts in relation to each other. Garment/fabric is the final product of textile, where some successive process has to be followed at each step. The entire process from fiber to cloth basically runs through four major steps namely spinning, weaving or knitting, dyeing or printing and garment making. Now I have shared below process flowcharts for any textile students or readers to know about significant and continuous process of textile.

Textile Process Flowchart at a Glance

Textile Fiber ——- Yarn Manufacture ——- Yarn

YARN ——- FABRIC MANUFACTURING ——- GRAY FABRIC

Gray Fabric ——- Wet Processing ——- Finished Fabric

Finished Fabrics ——– Garment Manufacturing ——– Garments

Flow chart of spinning

Blow-room

Carding

drawing

Lap formation

Combing

drawing

roving

Ring Spinning

Knitting flow chart

Yarn from spinning

Double and twist

winding

Creeling

warping

sizing

Drawing-in and denting

looming

LTYING-IN

bin

Knitting flow chart

Yarn in cone shape

Creeling

Feeding the yarn to the feeder

knitting

Retracting rolled fabric

Inspection

Numbering

dispatch

Flow Chart of Dyeing (Woven Fabric)

Inspect the gray fabric

sewing

cropping

brushing

singing

Desizing

SCOURING

Bleaching

Sour

Washing

to dry

Mercerizing

Dying

After treatment

Finishing

Inspection

packing

Belling

Flow Chart of Dyeing (Knit Dyeing)

Inspect the gray fabric

batching

sewing

Load the machine

SCOURING

Bleaching

Enzyme treatment

Leveling

Electrolyting

Dying

After treatment

Finishing

Inspection

packing

Belling

Flow chart of printing

Inspect the gray fabric

sewing

cropping

brushing

singing

Desizing

SCOURING

Bleaching

Sour

Washing

to dry

Mercerizing

printing

After treatment

Finishing

Inspection

packing

Belling

Flow Chart of Garment Manufacturing

Tech Pack/ Sketch

Block pattern from buyer

Pattern making

Sample making

Garment pattern

grading

Marker making

Spreading

cutting

Sorting and bundling

Embroidery/Printing

sewing

Inspection

Washing

Finishing

ironing

Final inspection

folding

packing

Dispatch

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