Excuse me, how did a dress change from cotton to clothing? Is the clothing factory just buying cloth and making it by itself? Please be more specific.

Yes, the clothing factory uses ready-made cloth. It takes many processes to turn cotton into cloth. First, the cotton picked in the field is called seed cotton, which is rolled into lint by cotton gin in cotton processing plant (removing flower seeds); Then, the spinning mill (textile mill) bounces off the lint with an elastic machine, spins the bounced lint into threads with a spinning machine (spinning machine), and finally dyes the lint into various printed fabrics with a loom and sells them to clothing factories and other fabric manufacturers or distributors. I don't think I have heard of one-stop cotton. I want to make one-stop cotton for people to visit. I don't know if it's feasible. I heard that this is not the main cotton producing area, and I dare not do it without support. Hehe, I hope my answer is helpful to you.