How is cotton woven into a fabric?

Answer 1

Well here's the beginning: the cotton is harvested and then goes through a process of cleaning, blending, and carding (and other steps) to remove debris and to orient fibers. Then the cotton is made into slivers based on a grade. Slivers are then spun using different spinning methods such as open end spinning or ring spinning and they are spun onto bobbins. From there the yarn is then woven or knitted into a fabric. There are different types of wovens such as plain weave, twill weave, rib weave, satin etc.

Answer 2

Cotton is first spun into yarn using a spinning wheel or machinery. The yarn is then woven using a loom, where vertical threads (warp) are held in place while horizontal threads (weft) are woven through to create the fabric. This process creates the interlocking grid pattern that gives cotton fabric its strength and flexibility.