Garment Costing Calculator

Add up every cost that goes into making the garment. That includes your fabric cost, trim cost, CMT (cut, make, trim) cost, value addition cost, garment testing cost, quality control cost, logistics and transport cost, and overhead cost. Enter each one into the calculator and it adds them up to give you your total cost of production.

Start with your total cost of production. Then decide your profit margin as a percentage. The calculator multiplies your total cost by that percentage to get your profit amount. It then adds the profit amount to your total cost to give you a suggested selling price. This makes sure your price covers your costs and pays you a profit on top.

The garment costing calculator is a free tool that helps clothing brands calculate the true cost of making a garment. You enter your fabric, trim, CMT, value addition, testing, quality control, logistics, and overhead costs along with your target profit margin. The calculator gives you your total production cost, profit amount, and a suggested selling price.

Cost per wear is different from production cost. To find it, divide the selling price of a garment by the number of times you expect to wear it. For example, a $100 jacket worn 50 times has a cost per wear of $2. This calculator focuses on production cost and selling price, which is the number you need before you set that retail price.