The document provides costing details for a style 2037188 t-shirt, including fabric details, consumption, trims breakdown, and costing totals. It lists the primary fabric as 100% CTN S/J slub at 160 GSM and provides fabric requirements. It also includes sewing thread cost, washing and cut/make costs, and target and offered prices between Mondial and Dekko. The costing sheet calculates total cost per dozen of $60.38 and provides sample size information.
The document lists various international paper and photograph sizes standards including:
- ISO paper size standards for A, B, and C series ranging from the largest A0/B0/C0 to smaller A6/B6/C6.
- Common North American paper sizes such as Letter, Legal, and Tabloid.
- Japanese paper size standards including the JIS B series and Shiroku ban/Kiku sizes.
- Standard photograph sizes used internationally.
- Envelope size standards for different regions including Europe, North America, and Japan.
This document lists prices and point values for various health and wellness products sold by Mejoramos tu Vida. It includes over 30 products across multiple product lines including BioPro+, Ganomas teas, and Fusion combinations. The prices are shown at full price and with discounts of 20%, 25%, 27.5%, and 30%. Kit packages and an affiliate membership option are also presented.
This document provides product details for various clothing items including tops, bottoms, jumpsuits, bras and accessories. It lists the product codes, fabric contents, available sizes and colours for each item. The fabrics primarily consist of polyamide, polyester and spandex blends. Short descriptions are provided for some items, noting features like cuts, pockets and intended uses for activities like yoga, aerial silk and acrobatics.
Knitting, dyeing and finishing, and cutting were the major sources of wastage, accounting for over 85% of total wastage. Cutting had the highest wastage percentage at 51.3% due to low marker efficiency for baby styles. Dyeing wastage of 35.77% was primarily from scouring, bleaching, and peach finish. Suggested solutions included improving worker skills, using manual CAD pattern arrangement, and automating processes. The total wastage percentage was calculated to be 21.89% of raw materials, costing over $1,300.
This document provides information about garment costing including fabric consumption calculations, fabric cost components, and dyeing charges. It discusses how to calculate fabric consumption in kg per dozen based on length, width, and GSM. It also covers allowances added for sewing and calculations for neck rib and piping consumption. The document lists variable costs for fabric including yarn cost by count, knitting charges by fabric type, and dyeing charges depending on color depth. It provides examples of consumption calculations and determining total yarn requirements for flat knits like collars.
Costing is very important for getting an order as well as it focuses the future trends of any industry. To make a effective, profitable and competitive cost sheet one must know about all the processes involves in garments manufacturing very well. All the updated news and costs of fabric, CM of particular garments, trims, wash cost, embroidery cost, traveling cost, terms of payments must be known. Merchandiser is the key person who is responsible for the costing of any item. Now the world is becoming more competitive for garments market and manufacturing as well. So a competitive cost sheet of any item affect the growth of any company.While the industry recorded a remarkable growth in a protected market environment, it faces a series of challenges that have come to the fore in the post-quota situation, notably in many areas.
This document summarizes a student's notes from an Introduction to Fashion Technologies course. It includes summaries of the software used in the class like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Excel. Career research is presented on top employers and entry-level positions. Trend research covers colors, silhouettes, textiles, and what's hot. The document ends with the student's final fashion design project presented in Illustrator and includes a technical spec sheet and costing analysis.
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines formulas for calculating fabric consumption based on length, width, and GSM.
2. Details are given for calculating consumption allowances for sewing and cutting. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribs and other trims.
3. Information is also included on fabric cost calculations considering yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and other processing costs.
The document lists various international paper and photograph sizes standards including:
- ISO paper size standards for A, B, and C series ranging from the largest A0/B0/C0 to smaller A6/B6/C6.
- Common North American paper sizes such as Letter, Legal, and Tabloid.
- Japanese paper size standards including the JIS B series and Shiroku ban/Kiku sizes.
- Standard photograph sizes used internationally.
- Envelope size standards for different regions including Europe, North America, and Japan.
This document lists prices and point values for various health and wellness products sold by Mejoramos tu Vida. It includes over 30 products across multiple product lines including BioPro+, Ganomas teas, and Fusion combinations. The prices are shown at full price and with discounts of 20%, 25%, 27.5%, and 30%. Kit packages and an affiliate membership option are also presented.
This document provides product details for various clothing items including tops, bottoms, jumpsuits, bras and accessories. It lists the product codes, fabric contents, available sizes and colours for each item. The fabrics primarily consist of polyamide, polyester and spandex blends. Short descriptions are provided for some items, noting features like cuts, pockets and intended uses for activities like yoga, aerial silk and acrobatics.
Knitting, dyeing and finishing, and cutting were the major sources of wastage, accounting for over 85% of total wastage. Cutting had the highest wastage percentage at 51.3% due to low marker efficiency for baby styles. Dyeing wastage of 35.77% was primarily from scouring, bleaching, and peach finish. Suggested solutions included improving worker skills, using manual CAD pattern arrangement, and automating processes. The total wastage percentage was calculated to be 21.89% of raw materials, costing over $1,300.
This document provides information about garment costing including fabric consumption calculations, fabric cost components, and dyeing charges. It discusses how to calculate fabric consumption in kg per dozen based on length, width, and GSM. It also covers allowances added for sewing and calculations for neck rib and piping consumption. The document lists variable costs for fabric including yarn cost by count, knitting charges by fabric type, and dyeing charges depending on color depth. It provides examples of consumption calculations and determining total yarn requirements for flat knits like collars.
Costing is very important for getting an order as well as it focuses the future trends of any industry. To make a effective, profitable and competitive cost sheet one must know about all the processes involves in garments manufacturing very well. All the updated news and costs of fabric, CM of particular garments, trims, wash cost, embroidery cost, traveling cost, terms of payments must be known. Merchandiser is the key person who is responsible for the costing of any item. Now the world is becoming more competitive for garments market and manufacturing as well. So a competitive cost sheet of any item affect the growth of any company.While the industry recorded a remarkable growth in a protected market environment, it faces a series of challenges that have come to the fore in the post-quota situation, notably in many areas.
This document summarizes a student's notes from an Introduction to Fashion Technologies course. It includes summaries of the software used in the class like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Excel. Career research is presented on top employers and entry-level positions. Trend research covers colors, silhouettes, textiles, and what's hot. The document ends with the student's final fashion design project presented in Illustrator and includes a technical spec sheet and costing analysis.
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines formulas for calculating fabric consumption based on length, width, and GSM.
2. Details are given for calculating consumption allowances for sewing and cutting. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribs and other trims.
3. Information is also included on fabric cost calculations considering yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and other processing costs.
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines the formulas and allowances used to calculate fabric consumption by length and width for different garment styles.
2. Details are given on yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and wastage percentages for different fabric types and processes. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribbons, piping/binding, and flat knits like collars and cuffs.
3. An example calculation is shown for total yarn requirement for collars, cuffs, and plackets based on garment quantity, sizes of flat kn
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines formulas for calculating fabric consumption based on length, width, and GSM.
2. Details are given for calculating consumption allowances for sewing and cutting. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribs and other trims.
3. Information is also included on fabric cost calculations considering yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and other processing costs.
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines formulas for calculating fabric consumption based on length, width, and GSM.
2. Details are given for calculating consumption allowances for sewing and cutting. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribs and other trims.
3. Information is also included on fabric cost calculations considering yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and other processing costs.
Estimate Price Bahan CT-010 Interlace.pdfRohendi Hasan
This document provides cost and production details for weaving fabric in three options. It includes information on yarn prices, production rates, costs for processes like warping and weaving, sizing costs, expected profits and target sales prices per month for each option. The final section estimates the total monthly costs for each option.
The document provides information to calculate the total fabric consumption, costing, and packing requirements for 10,000 woven shirts. It includes size ratios, measurements, fabric specifications, consumption calculations for body and collar fabrics totaling 16,405 yards. It then details cost calculations for fabrics, trims, accessories, washing, cutting, and testing totaling $61,171. Finally, it provides sample packing lists organized by color and size for the 5,000 blue and 5,000 black shirts being shipped in 25-piece cartons. The total carton volume for the 400 cartons is calculated to be 67.48 cubic meters, requiring a 40-foot and 20-foot shipping container.
This lab report summarizes a study on developing a cut plan order for a garment order of 10,000 pieces across 5 sizes. It includes breaking down the order quantity and allocating pieces to 16 individual cut orders. Each cut order is assigned a marker making ratio, number of plies, and table dimensions. The total cutting quantity across all cut orders is tracked to ensure all 10,200 pieces (original order plus 2% extra) are accounted for. Developing an efficient cut plan order is important to optimize cutting time and fabric utilization while ensuring accurate cuts are made.
This document is an assignment on a boys' T-shirt sample. It includes:
1) Details of the sample provided and its measurements.
2) A list of trims and accessories for the T-shirt.
3) Calculation of fabric consumption for the sample and details of stitch types used.
4) A costing breakdown of the materials, labor, and expenses to produce the T-shirt sample.
5) A conclusion that the assignment was an effective way to learn about key aspects of producing a kids' T-shirt like measurements, fabric use, stitching, and costing.
The document provides details on wire lengths, diameters, and component costs for various sensor bundles for a vehicle. It includes information on 53 pins and over 345 feet of wiring for the cockpit sensor bundle. The engine sensor bundle has 30 pins and over 125 feet of wiring. Other sections provide similar details for left front and right front outboard sensor bundles, and a rear sensor bundle with over 16 feet of wiring across 9 pins. The document involves extensive specification of wiring components and connectors to integrate various vehicle sensors.
The document provides cost breakdowns for six different denim styles - three jeans, one jean jacket, and two jean vests. It lists the materials and costs for each component, including fabric, buttons, rivets, labels, embroidery, patterns, grading, and packaging. The costs are estimated to produce the items through a denim manufacturer.
The document provides information about dyeing a single jersey cotton spandex fabric. It states that the fabric composition is 95% cotton and 5% spandex, with a weight of 160 GSM. It recommends using a 40s combed cotton yarn and 20 denier spandex. It describes the dyeing process as: 1) slitting the grey fabric tube using a slitting machine, and 2) heat setting the slit fabric using a stenter machine to avoid creasing and set the dye.
This document appears to be a purchase order or sales plan for various clothing items from a denim brand called Missy Denim. It includes details on over 30 styles of shorts, pants, and jeans like styles, colors, unit costs and prices, suggested order quantities and sales projections. The document also provides total sales and cost projections by category and store/region.
The document provides an overview of an industrial attachment at Robintex (Bangladesh) Ltd, a composite knitwear company. It summarizes Robintex's operations including its production capacity and products, dyeing and finishing processes, quality control procedures, utilities and effluent treatment plant. Key details include Robintex's 7,500 employees, 8640 ton annual dyeing production capacity, 22 dyeing machines, quality testing for physical and chemical properties, and an on-site chemical effluent treatment plant.
The document provides a cost sheet for a children's dress including calculations of material consumption for different sizes, a breakdown of material and production costs, overhead costs, and the total price. Fabric consumption is calculated based on dress measurements and formulas. The total price for 250 dresses is $1,61,077 which includes costs for materials, labor, overhead, shipping and 10% profit margin.
This document describes a project to reduce fabric scrap from squeegee wrinkles at a tire plant in Sri Lanka. The team aims to reduce the scrap percentage from 0.15% to 0.098% by July 30, 2017. Current sources of squeegee wrinkles were analyzed through gemba observations and brainstorming sessions. Root causes identified include issues with winding alignment, operator skills, and maintenance processes. A cause-effect matrix was developed to validate the key causes prior to developing countermeasures.
This document describes a project to reduce fabric scrap from squeegee wrinkles at a tire plant in Sri Lanka. The team aims to reduce the scrap rate from 0.15% to 0.098% by July 30, 2017. Current sources of squeegee wrinkles were analyzed through gemba observations and brainstorming sessions. Key causes identified include misalignments at winding tables, operator skills, and maintenance issues. A cause-effect matrix was developed to validate the top causes through a why-why analysis.
This project aims to reduce fabric scrap in the CKITL plant. The current fabric scrap level is 0.67% with a monthly cost of Rs. 1.32 million. Observations found key issues like squeegee wrinkles, over pressing, and bare patches. Analysis identified the top causes as squeegee wrinkles, angle changes, and over pressing. Countermeasures proposed include operator training, facility improvements, and establishing performance tracking displays to lower the scrap rate to the target of 0.40% by July 2017.
This document provides information about calculating the cost of a basic men's t-shirt, including fabric consumption, costs, and pricing. It determines that the fabric consumption for a size L t-shirt is 197 grams. It lists the costs of materials like fabric, trims, and accessories, which total to Rs. 38.06 for the fabric and Rs. 1.35 for trims and accessories. It then shows a table to calculate the total cost of production, which factors in CMT charges, rejections, transport, profit, and commissions to determine the final price of the garment. As the delivery terms are FOB, sea freight charges are not included in the final price.
This document provides information about calculating the cost of a basic men's t-shirt, including fabric consumption, costs, and pricing. It determines that the fabric consumption for a size L t-shirt is 197 grams. It lists the costs of materials like fabric, trims, and accessories, which total to Rs. 38.06 for the fabric and Rs. 1.35 for trims and accessories. It then shows a table to calculate the total cost of production, including CMT charges, rejections, transport, and profits, to determine the FOB price for the men's t-shirt.
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines the formulas and allowances used to calculate fabric consumption by length and width for different garment styles.
2. Details are given on yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and wastage percentages for different fabric types and processes. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribbons, piping/binding, and flat knits like collars and cuffs.
3. An example calculation is shown for total yarn requirement for collars, cuffs, and plackets based on garment quantity, sizes of flat kn
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines formulas for calculating fabric consumption based on length, width, and GSM.
2. Details are given for calculating consumption allowances for sewing and cutting. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribs and other trims.
3. Information is also included on fabric cost calculations considering yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and other processing costs.
1. The document provides information on calculating garment costing including fabric consumption, fabric cost, accessories cost, and other variable costs. It outlines formulas for calculating fabric consumption based on length, width, and GSM.
2. Details are given for calculating consumption allowances for sewing and cutting. Formulas are provided for calculating consumption of neck ribs and other trims.
3. Information is also included on fabric cost calculations considering yarn count and GSM relationships, knitting charges, dyeing charges, and other processing costs.
Estimate Price Bahan CT-010 Interlace.pdfRohendi Hasan
This document provides cost and production details for weaving fabric in three options. It includes information on yarn prices, production rates, costs for processes like warping and weaving, sizing costs, expected profits and target sales prices per month for each option. The final section estimates the total monthly costs for each option.
The document provides information to calculate the total fabric consumption, costing, and packing requirements for 10,000 woven shirts. It includes size ratios, measurements, fabric specifications, consumption calculations for body and collar fabrics totaling 16,405 yards. It then details cost calculations for fabrics, trims, accessories, washing, cutting, and testing totaling $61,171. Finally, it provides sample packing lists organized by color and size for the 5,000 blue and 5,000 black shirts being shipped in 25-piece cartons. The total carton volume for the 400 cartons is calculated to be 67.48 cubic meters, requiring a 40-foot and 20-foot shipping container.
This lab report summarizes a study on developing a cut plan order for a garment order of 10,000 pieces across 5 sizes. It includes breaking down the order quantity and allocating pieces to 16 individual cut orders. Each cut order is assigned a marker making ratio, number of plies, and table dimensions. The total cutting quantity across all cut orders is tracked to ensure all 10,200 pieces (original order plus 2% extra) are accounted for. Developing an efficient cut plan order is important to optimize cutting time and fabric utilization while ensuring accurate cuts are made.
This document is an assignment on a boys' T-shirt sample. It includes:
1) Details of the sample provided and its measurements.
2) A list of trims and accessories for the T-shirt.
3) Calculation of fabric consumption for the sample and details of stitch types used.
4) A costing breakdown of the materials, labor, and expenses to produce the T-shirt sample.
5) A conclusion that the assignment was an effective way to learn about key aspects of producing a kids' T-shirt like measurements, fabric use, stitching, and costing.
The document provides details on wire lengths, diameters, and component costs for various sensor bundles for a vehicle. It includes information on 53 pins and over 345 feet of wiring for the cockpit sensor bundle. The engine sensor bundle has 30 pins and over 125 feet of wiring. Other sections provide similar details for left front and right front outboard sensor bundles, and a rear sensor bundle with over 16 feet of wiring across 9 pins. The document involves extensive specification of wiring components and connectors to integrate various vehicle sensors.
The document provides cost breakdowns for six different denim styles - three jeans, one jean jacket, and two jean vests. It lists the materials and costs for each component, including fabric, buttons, rivets, labels, embroidery, patterns, grading, and packaging. The costs are estimated to produce the items through a denim manufacturer.
The document provides information about dyeing a single jersey cotton spandex fabric. It states that the fabric composition is 95% cotton and 5% spandex, with a weight of 160 GSM. It recommends using a 40s combed cotton yarn and 20 denier spandex. It describes the dyeing process as: 1) slitting the grey fabric tube using a slitting machine, and 2) heat setting the slit fabric using a stenter machine to avoid creasing and set the dye.
This document appears to be a purchase order or sales plan for various clothing items from a denim brand called Missy Denim. It includes details on over 30 styles of shorts, pants, and jeans like styles, colors, unit costs and prices, suggested order quantities and sales projections. The document also provides total sales and cost projections by category and store/region.
The document provides an overview of an industrial attachment at Robintex (Bangladesh) Ltd, a composite knitwear company. It summarizes Robintex's operations including its production capacity and products, dyeing and finishing processes, quality control procedures, utilities and effluent treatment plant. Key details include Robintex's 7,500 employees, 8640 ton annual dyeing production capacity, 22 dyeing machines, quality testing for physical and chemical properties, and an on-site chemical effluent treatment plant.
The document provides a cost sheet for a children's dress including calculations of material consumption for different sizes, a breakdown of material and production costs, overhead costs, and the total price. Fabric consumption is calculated based on dress measurements and formulas. The total price for 250 dresses is $1,61,077 which includes costs for materials, labor, overhead, shipping and 10% profit margin.
This document describes a project to reduce fabric scrap from squeegee wrinkles at a tire plant in Sri Lanka. The team aims to reduce the scrap percentage from 0.15% to 0.098% by July 30, 2017. Current sources of squeegee wrinkles were analyzed through gemba observations and brainstorming sessions. Root causes identified include issues with winding alignment, operator skills, and maintenance processes. A cause-effect matrix was developed to validate the key causes prior to developing countermeasures.
This document describes a project to reduce fabric scrap from squeegee wrinkles at a tire plant in Sri Lanka. The team aims to reduce the scrap rate from 0.15% to 0.098% by July 30, 2017. Current sources of squeegee wrinkles were analyzed through gemba observations and brainstorming sessions. Key causes identified include misalignments at winding tables, operator skills, and maintenance issues. A cause-effect matrix was developed to validate the top causes through a why-why analysis.
This project aims to reduce fabric scrap in the CKITL plant. The current fabric scrap level is 0.67% with a monthly cost of Rs. 1.32 million. Observations found key issues like squeegee wrinkles, over pressing, and bare patches. Analysis identified the top causes as squeegee wrinkles, angle changes, and over pressing. Countermeasures proposed include operator training, facility improvements, and establishing performance tracking displays to lower the scrap rate to the target of 0.40% by July 2017.
This document provides information about calculating the cost of a basic men's t-shirt, including fabric consumption, costs, and pricing. It determines that the fabric consumption for a size L t-shirt is 197 grams. It lists the costs of materials like fabric, trims, and accessories, which total to Rs. 38.06 for the fabric and Rs. 1.35 for trims and accessories. It then shows a table to calculate the total cost of production, which factors in CMT charges, rejections, transport, profit, and commissions to determine the final price of the garment. As the delivery terms are FOB, sea freight charges are not included in the final price.
This document provides information about calculating the cost of a basic men's t-shirt, including fabric consumption, costs, and pricing. It determines that the fabric consumption for a size L t-shirt is 197 grams. It lists the costs of materials like fabric, trims, and accessories, which total to Rs. 38.06 for the fabric and Rs. 1.35 for trims and accessories. It then shows a table to calculate the total cost of production, including CMT charges, rejections, transport, and profits, to determine the FOB price for the men's t-shirt.
Explore the key differences between silicone sponge rubber and foam rubber in this comprehensive presentation. Learn about their unique properties, manufacturing processes, and applications across various industries. Discover how each material performs in terms of temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Gain insights from real-world case studies and make informed decisions for your projects.
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