Finishing processes refers to those stages of the wool pipeline, such as colouring, that involve an aqueous (or wet) production technique and are associated with the final steps in fabric creation. These are defined by whether a fabric is knitwear or a woven product.

Colouration One of the most aesthetically important treatments for a garment is in the application of dyes. Colour can be added to Merino wool garments at a range of stages in the wool pipeline, depending on the end result that is required. [View PDF]

Finishing knitwear A combination of finishes are applied during final stages to wash away some of the processing treatments, remove strains on the structure and improve the value and appearance of knitwear [View PDF]

Finishing wovens A combination of finishes are applied during final stages to wash away some of the processing treatments, remove strains on the structure and improve the value and appearance of knitwear. [View PDF]