The term textile originates from the Latin verb texere to
weave but according to the Textile Institute's Terms and Definitions Glossary ''Textile
is a general term applied to any manufacture from fibers, filaments or yarns
characterized by flexibility, fineness and high ratio of Length to thickness''
Textiles consists of Spinning,
weaving or knitting, dyeing, finishing & manufacturing of garment. Basically
to be a composite mill or factory, they must have above mentioned facility.
Either that will not consider as a
composite factory.
So first of all we have to know what
are the links between those parts of the textile industry.
Below I mentioned a flow chart which will give you a basic idea about the input and output of those specific parts
of textiles.
Input(Raw
Materials Process Output
Fibers (natural or synthetic) --> Yarn
Manufacturing --> Yarn
@ Spinning factory
|
@ Spinning factory
|
|
v
Yarn --> Fabric Manufacturing --> Grey Fabrics
@Weaving
or Knitting Industry
|
|
|
v
Grey Fabrics --> Wet Processing --> Finished Fabrics
@ Dyeing, Finishing &
Printing Industry
|
|
v
|
v
Finished Fabric --> Garment Manufacturing --> Finished Garments
@Garment Industry
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