Other textile manufacturing covers businesses that make textile materials and products not classified under a more specific manufacturing category. They may turn natural or man-made fibres and yarns into woven, knitted, braided or otherwise constructed goods, using processes such as weaving, knitting, felting, laminating, coating, dyeing and finishing. Production may be carried out to standard specifications or to meet particular technical and design requirements. Products can include narrow fabrics such as tapes, webbing, braids and trimmings; lace, netting and decorative fabrics; textile labels; felt and textile wadding; and specialist fabrics for industrial, protective or household use. Some manufacturers also make textile articles from their own materials, such as made-up fabric components or textile-based products for other industries. The work may involve preparing fibres and yarns, operating machinery, applying finishes, and checking strength, appearance and consistency.