Disassemble and card cotton or chemical fibers, then wind and compact them to form finished yarn.

　　I. Finished Yarn Processing

　　1. Carding and Drawing: Disassemble and roughly align cotton or chemical fibers, then twist and compact them to form finished yarn.

　　2. Combing: Further select and remove impurities from the finished yarn to improve yarn purity.

　　3. Spinning: Stretch and twist the finished yarn using a spinning machine to form yarn.

　　II. Weaving Processing

　　1. Warp Threading: Pass the warp yarn through the cotton rollers on the loom to facilitate merging with the weft yarn.

　　2. Weft Threading: Pass the weft yarn through the loom's heddle to interlace it with the warp yarn.

　　3. Weaving: Use the loom to weave and form the fabric surface.

　　III. Printing and Dyeing Processing

　　1. Printing and Dyeing Design: Design printing and dyeing patterns on the fabric surface according to product requirements.

　　2. Pretreatment: Clean the fabric surface to ensure printing and dyeing effects.

　　3. Coloring: Add dye to the fabric surface to create printing and dyeing effects.

　　4. Fixation: After coloring, use fixation techniques to firmly fix the dye on the fabric surface.

　　IV. Garment Processing

　　1. Cutting: Cut the printed and dyed fabric according to templates to form garments.

　　2. Sewing: Sew the parts of the garment together using a sewing machine.

　　3. Ironing: Press the garment flat using professional ironing equipment.

　　4. Finished Product Inspection: Inspect the finished product to ensure its quality meets standards.