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Advanced Garment Consumption & Costing Calculator
Estimate fabric consumption, per-size breakdown, trims, thread, full landed cost, and cost-per-piece for custom apparel production. Export results, save estimates, and compare scenarios side by side.
1 Product Details
Choose the main apparel category. This helps buyers understand which production type they are estimating.
Select the garment you want to produce. If your product is not listed, choose “Other / Custom Product”.
Write your product name if it is not available in the list.
Enter estimated main fabric consumption for one piece before wastage. If unsure, use a rough sample or tech pack value.
Total production quantity is calculated automatically from your size ratio below. You can also type a quantity directly if you skip the size ratio.
2 Size Ratio
Enter how many pieces you need in each size. The tool weights consumption per size automatically. Leave blank to use average size consumption.
Total from size ratio: 0 pieces
3 Fabric Information
Fabric width affects consumption. Wider fabric usually reduces total fabric meters.
Enter the usable fabric width in centimeters.
GSM means grams per square meter. Higher GSM usually means heavier fabric.
Choose the main fabric type. This is for buyer clarity and production planning.
4 Extra Fabric Components
Use this for cuffs, collar, waistband, or rib panels. Leave blank if not required.
Use this for jackets, hoodies, workwear, motorcycle apparel, or lined garments. Leave blank if not required.
Use this for color blocking, side panels, contrast sleeves, trims, or design panels.
5 Production Allowances
Fabric can shrink after washing, dyeing, or finishing. 3–8% is common depending on fabric.
Cutting wastage covers fabric loss during cutting, layering, and handling.
Marker efficiency shows how efficiently patterns fit on fabric. Higher efficiency means less wastage.
Fabric defect allowance covers shade variation, holes, stains, or damaged fabric sections.
Extra pieces for sampling, size set, testing, replacements, or production backup.
6 Trims, Thread & Cost
Select the currency for all cost estimates below.
Fabric price per meter. Leave blank if you only want consumption without fabric cost.
Sewing thread per garment. Typical knitwear uses 150–250 m; jackets and suits use more. Default 180 m.
Average cost of one cone-meter of thread. Leave default if unsure.
Combined cost of trims per piece — labels, zippers, buttons, drawcords, elastic, poly bag, hangtag, etc.
CMT (Cut, Make, Trim) — your stitching / labor cost per piece. Leave blank to exclude.
Optional overhead and margin percentage applied on top of the full per-piece cost.
Saved Estimates & Comparison
No saved estimates yet. Calculate a result, then click “Save Estimate” to compare scenarios side by side.
Custom Apparel Size Chart Generator
Create custom size charts for apparel manufacturing based on market type, product category, fit, size range, grading, shrinkage allowance, and production tolerance.
Select Measurements
This size chart generator is designed for planning, quotation, and apparel development support. Final production measurements should be confirmed through sampling, fabric testing, shrinkage checking, fit approval, and buyer confirmation before bulk manufacturing.
Custom Apparel Size Chart Generator
Creating accurate garment measurements is one of the most important steps in apparel manufacturing. Whether you are developing sportswear, activewear, workwear, outdoor apparel, fashionwear, denim products, or motorcycle clothing, a professional size chart helps ensure consistent fit, smoother sampling, and more efficient production.
Our Custom Apparel Size Chart Generator allows brands, startups, teams, and businesses to create size charts based on product type, target market, fit preference, grading rules, shrinkage allowance, and production requirements. The generated chart can be used as a starting point for product development, sampling, and technical specifications.
Why Use This Size Chart Tool?
Create garment measurements for multiple apparel categories
Generate size ranges from XS to 5XL and custom sizes
Apply grading rules between sizes
Adjust for shrinkage allowance and production tolerance
Compare sizing for USA, UK, EU, Middle East, and Asian markets
Create charts suitable for tech packs and manufacturing
Planning a New Apparel Collection?
Before creating your size chart, we recommend reviewing our Manufacturing Process page to understand how garment development, sampling, grading, and production work together.
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Need Help With Product Development?
A size chart is only one part of successful apparel manufacturing. Our team can also assist with:
Tech Pack Development
Pattern Making & Grading
Sampling Services
Fabric Sourcing
Custom Labeling & Branding
Quality Control
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Ready for Production?
Once your size chart is complete, submit your measurements along with your design requirements through our quotation form. Our development team will review your specifications and provide guidance on sampling, grading, and bulk production.
