1. COSTING IN TEXTILE AND
APPERAL INDUSTRY
PRESENTED BY
RANJIT 12T405
SAKTHI 12T406
THEERA 12T407

2. INTRODUCTION
• Costing is a very complex procedure
• We will set proper guidelines in the industry and
it is difficult to find out costs for every process
• The yarn is made and fabric is weaved and thus
generates Grey cloth.
• The general sequence of processes carried out on
Grey cotton cloth to the final garment is as
follows:

3. TYPES OF COST
1.Direct Cost
2.Indirect Cost
3.Profit

4. What are the factors which affect the cost?
• RAW MATERIAL COST
A) Type of raw material
B) Amount of raw material or GSM of the fabric.
• SIZING AND CHEMICALS COST
• COST OF WEAVING PROCESS
• PROCESSING COST
• COST OF PRINTING
• FINISHING COST

5. EXAMPLE:
• Men's Basic T-shirt:
Men's Basic T-shirt-short sleeves- 100% Cotton 140 GSM
Single jersey - 1 x 1 ribs at neck - solid dyed - light, medium
and dark colours in equal ratios
Export carton: 7 ply -120 GSM ,Cartons are to be strapped
with 2 nylon straps.
Measurements in cm: (Finished garment)
• EX:
• Size: L
Chest - 60 cm
Length - 78 cm
Sleeve length - 24 cm
Neck rib width - 3 cm Hem - 3 cm
Patterns are generally made with the seam allowance and
cutting allowance.

9. SHIPPING CHARGES:
DIFFERENT TYPES OF METHODS USING.
FOB
CIF
FRANCO
FAS

10. Conclusion:
• Thus from the above it is seen that costing is a
very complex procedure.
• Costing depends a lot on quantity of orders
received.
• Following proper norms and guidelines we
can reduce cost of the garment and increase
the profit.