How can you explain the success of manufacturing?

The division of labor significantly increased the volume of production. In manufacturing, one worker did not have to make a product from start to finish. He was engaged in a certain stage. For example, one worker was engaged in the yarn of the linen, another dyed it, the third sewed things from it. With the division of labor, much less time was spent on the manufacture of one unit of output. Another plus was that during manufacturing, everyone worked under the same roof, in one manufacture, so the raw materials processed at the first stage were immediately transferred to another worker.