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Spinning: Fibers are spun into yarn through processes such as ring spinning, open-end spinning, or other methods.

Twisting and Plying: Yarns may be twisted and plied together to create different characteristics such as strength, texture, or appearance.

Knitting or Weaving: Yarns are knitted or woven into fabric. Knitting involves interlocking loops of yarn, while weaving involves interlacing yarns at right angles.

Dyeing: The fabric may be dyed to achieve the desired color or pattern.

Cutting: Fabric is cut into pattern pieces according to the design of the garment.

Marking: Pattern pieces may be marked with guidelines or identification for assembly.

Sewing: Pattern pieces are stitched together using various sewing techniques such as machine sewing or hand sewing.

Finishing: Seams may be finished, hems sewn, and any additional details like buttons or zippers added.

Pressing: Garments are pressed or steamed to remove wrinkles and give them a finished appearance.

Quality Control: Garments undergo inspection to ensure they meet quality standards.

Packaging: Finished garments are packaged for shipping or display.

Throughout these stages, there may be additional processes such as embroidery, printing, or embellishment, depending on the specific design and requirements of the garment. Each step plays a crucial role in the creation of the final garment product.