Why did the domestic system end?

The domestic system, characterized by home-based production, ended primarily due to the rise of the Industrial Revolution, which introduced mechanized manufacturing in factories. This shift allowed for greater efficiency, higher production rates, and lower costs, making it difficult for home-based artisans to compete. Additionally, urbanization drew labor to cities, where factory jobs offered more stable income and working conditions compared to the domestic system. As a result, the economic landscape transformed, rendering the domestic system obsolete.