STITCHING:
- Stitching is the process of producing garments by joining various components of fabric, either woven or knitted.
- This is being done in stitching machines.
Free online textile and garment calculators: yarn count, GSM, fabric weight, consumption, dyeing recipe, sewing thread, SMV, efficiency, production capacity, garment costing, carton CBM and unit converter. Results update instantly.
Tex = 590.54 ÷ Ne | Nm = 1000 ÷ Tex | Denier = 9 × Tex | Dtex = 10 × Tex
GSM = Sample weight (g) ÷ Sample area (m²) | oz/yd² = GSM ÷ 33.906
Fabric per marker (kg) = Length (m) × Width (m) × GSM ÷ 1000. Per piece = per marker ÷ pieces, plus wastage.
Liquor (L) = Fabric (kg) × Ratio. Dye (g) = Shade % × Fabric (kg) × 10. Chemical (kg) = g/L × Liquor ÷ 1000.
Efficiency % = (Output × SAM) ÷ (Manpower × Working minutes) × 100. Target/hour = Manpower × 60 × Efficiency ÷ SAM.
CBM = L × W × H (cm) ÷ 1,000,000. Container capacities are approximate usable volumes (20ft: 28, 40ft: 58, 40HQ: 68 CBM).
Weight (kg) = Length (m) × Width (m) × GSM ÷ 1000. Enter a known weight to find how many meters it gives.
Thread (m) = Seam length × Ratio × (1 + Wastage). Ratios are typical industry estimates; adjust for your SPI, fabric and thread, and calculate each stitch type separately.
Basic time = Average time × Rating. Standard time = Basic time × (1 + Allowance). SMV (min) = Standard time ÷ 60. Typical allowance is 10-20%.
Capacity per day = Lines × Manpower × Hours × 60 × Efficiency ÷ SAM.
Use any one currency for all prices. Cost = Fabric + Trims + CM + Wash, plus Overhead. FOB = Cost × (1 + Profit).
Converts length, weight, area, fabric weight (GSM / oz per yd²) and temperature. 1 yard = 0.9144 m, 1 lb = 0.45359 kg.
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