Washed wool
The wool is washed when it arrives from Norway and New Zealand. It will be processed into finished upholstery and costume fabrics.
Dyeing
Fiber, yarn and woven pieces are dyed. The wool is mixed and spinning oils are added as a a preparation for yarn production.
Carding
Fiberblend is carded into pre-yarn that can be spun into yarn.
Storing
The yarn must be stored in crates of wood.
Twisting
After spinning and winding the yarn gets twisted in order to get thicker, stronger and more powerful nets.
Control
Before weaving the warp is controlled for weaknesses and adjusted.
Weaving
There are two thread systems in the fabric; one across, the weft – and one lengthwise, the warp.
Pilling
The fabric is checked three times after the weaving. Each meter that is woven is controlled, before any errors are corrected with needle, thread and tweezers.
Final inspection
The textiles are dyed and treated in order to get the right look and the right technical features.
Warehousing and dispatching
Finally the fabrics are controlled, rolled up and made ready to be sent out to customers.