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Design and Planning: The textile production process begins with the design and planning phase. Designs are created and production plans are made taking into account customer demands and fashion trends.

Selection of Raw Materials: In the second stage, the raw materials required for the product are selected. This may vary depending on the fabric type, pattern and characteristics of the final product. For example, different fibers such as cotton, polyester, viscose can be used.

Weaving or Knitting: After selecting the raw materials, the weaving or knitting stage of the fabric begins. Weaving involves combining threads vertically and horizontally, while knitting requires the use of horizontal threads only.

Dyeing or Printing: After weaving or knitting, the fabric is dyed or printed in the desired colors or patterns. This step determines the aesthetic characteristics of textile products and supports branding.

Cutting: After dyeing or printing, fabrics are cut according to specified patterns or patterns. This step determines the shape and size of the final product.

Sewing and Manufacturing: Cut pieces are assembled using a sewing machine or other sewing equipment. This stage includes a series of sub-steps, including sewing, quality control and finishing touches.

Quality Control: At every stage of the production process, quality control experts check the compliance of products with standards. This step is important to ensure customer satisfaction and ensure the elimination of faulty products.

Packaging and Distribution: Finally, products are packaged and prepared for distribution. Before being delivered to the customer, the products are packaged and labeled and stored when necessary.

Textile production process is a complex and meticulous process. A well-planned production process ensures the emergence of quality and competitive products.