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FabCal

T-Shirt Fabric Consumption

Published by: Deepak Banerjee

Description

TShirtCal is a simple and useful tool for Designers, Mercandisers and Manufacturers who need to frequently calculate the quantity of knitted fabric used in a T-shirt garment.The price of a garment is mainly based on the fabric consumption.
Using the measurements of Chest, Body Length and Sleeve Length we can calculate the quantity of fabric used in a knit garment like a T-shirt. In addition the fabric consumption in the neck rib can be also calculated if we know measurements like the rib height (or depth) and the neck width.
These calculated fabric quantities in sq.mtr can be converted to weight in kgs if we know the fabric GSM (grams/sq.mtr.) of the body and rib fabrics.
The Body+Sleeve and Neck Rib fabric quantities are shown separately per piece and per dozen.
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App Info

Category
Utilities
Publisher
Deepak Banerjee
Languages
English
Recent release
4.1 (3 years ago )
Released on
Dec 12, 2011 (13 years ago )
Last Updated
3 days ago
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