How It's Made

The series investigates the manufacturing processes behind rolling luggage, croissants and u‑locks, offering a detailed look at how each product is assembled. It follows the steps from raw materials through to the finished item, revealing the techniques and machinery involved in their production.

The episode titled Rolling Luggage/Croissants/U‑locks is a programme that takes a close‑up look at how everyday objects are made. It’s presented as a single instalment within the series, and its focus is on the step‑by‑step creation of three very different items. In this instalment the audience is shown the manufacturing processes behind rolling luggage, buttery croissants and sturdy U‑locks. Each segment walks viewers through the stages involved, giving a clear picture of how raw material becomes the finished product in each case. The show offers a behind‑the‑scenes view of the assembly lines, the tools used and the techniques applied to bring each item from concept to market. By breaking down the production steps, it highlights the practical details that turn design ideas into functional goods. By placing a piece of travel gear, a bakery treat and a security device side by side, the programme provides a comparative glimpse of the varied methods employed across different industries. It underscores how distinct materials and processes can be, yet all share the common goal of turning components into usable, everyday objects.