Inside a Wool Factory: How Merino Sheep’s Wool Becomes a Sweater

How does sheep’s wool become a sweater? Step inside the journey of Merino wool—from sheep farming and shearing to spinning yarn and knitting a finished garment. In this documentary, follow the key stages of wool processing: sorting raw fleece, washing away grease and dirt, drying, carding, spinning, and knitting. See how loose wool fibres become yarn, how sweater panels are shaped, and how the pieces are joined and finished. Enjoy satisfying process sounds, detailed visuals and occasional narration as we explore the work behind everyday wool clothing. Inside this video: • Merino sheep farming and sheep shearing • Fleece sorting and wool washing • Carding and preparing wool fibres • Spinning and plying wool yarn • Machine knitting and sweater assembly • Garment finishing and quality inspection Subscribe to Farma Kings for more farming, factory and production-process videos. Which transformation should we explore next? Tell us in the comments. DISCLAIMER: This video uses AI-generated visuals to illustrate the journey from Merino sheep fleece to a wool sweater. It is an educational visualisation, not footage of an actual farm or factory. Some details are simplified, and AI-generated scenes may contain inaccuracies. Equipment, methods and processing sequences vary between facilities. This video is not professional farming, animal-handling or manufacturing guidance and is not affiliated with any farm, manufacturer or brand. #MerinoWool #SheepFarming #WoolProcessing #HowItsMade #FarmaKings