Second: The work of the batron either through flat batron systems or the conversion of the batron formed on the mannequin to a manufacturing batron, and the number of parts of the batron required to implement the design varies according to the degree of complexity, and then this batron is used to cut the cloth. Thirdly, after cutting the cloth by batron, the knitting process begins to suit the shape of the design and at this stage it is called a sample. Fourth: After the sample is approved, production planning begins and the previous three steps begin to be repeated, but quantitatively, as the cloth is singled out in the form of multiple layers and the batron turns into marker cut marker.