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Introduction: Fabric consumption refers to the amount of fabric that is needed to make a particular garment or textile product. This is an important consideration in the manufacturing process, as it can impact the cost, quality, and overall efficiency of production. The fabric consumption for pants depends on various factors such as the style, size, … Read more
Cost of Making of a Garment: Garment CM (Cost of Making) is a term used in the fashion and apparel industry to refer to the cost of producing a garment, excluding the cost of materials. It represents the direct labor cost of producing the garment, including cutting, sewing, finishing, and any other operations required to … Read more
What is Yarn Count: Count is a numerical value, which expresses the coarseness or fineness (diameter) of the yarn and also indicate the relationship between length and weight(the mass per unit length or the length per unit mass)of that yarn. Relation Between Yarn Count and Fabric GSM is very important to a textile professional. To … Read more
What is Garment Costing? Garment costing is the process of determining the cost of producing a garment or apparel product. It involves calculating all the expenses involved in making the garment, including the cost of materials, labor, overhead, and any other associated expenses, to arrive at the total cost of production. Garment costing is an … Read more
Introduction: Knit fabric consumption refers to the amount of knit fabric required to make a particular garment or product. It is usually expressed in terms of weight, length, or area of fabric required to produce a single garment or a batch of garments. Accurately calculating knit fabric consumption is essential to ensure that enough fabric … Read more
Yarn Count Conversion Calculation Rakib Hawlader B.Sc. in Textile Engineer Noakhali Textile Engineering College Cell: +8801812478393 Definition of yarn count: Yarn count is a numerical expression that indicates the fineness or coarseness of a yarn. It is defined as the number of yards of yarn per unit weight, usually pounds or grams. In other … Read more