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Basic Consumption on Knit Items Calculator

What is the Basic Consumption on Knit Items?

Basic Consumption on knit items, often abbreviated as CPD (Consumption per Dozen), is a measure used in the textile industry to determine the amount of fabric required for producing a specific quantity of knit items. It calculates the weight of fabric needed to produce one dozen units of a knit item based on its length, width, and GSM (grams per square meter).

Knit Items Consumption Calculator

Basic Consumption on Knit Items Calculator

Formula:

Consumption per Dozen, CPD= L×W× GSM × 12 /1,00,00,000  kg

For Calculation, we have to follow MKS System (MKS: Meter Kilogram Second) or CGS System (CGS: Centimeter Gram Second). 

How to Use the Basic Consumption on Knit Items Calculator?

  1. Enter the length of the knit item in meters into the “Length” field.
  2. Enter the width of the knit item in meters into the “Width” field.
  3. Enter the GSM (grams per square meter) of the knit item into the “GSM” field.
  4. Click the “Calculate” button to obtain the consumption per dozen (CPD) in kilograms.
  5. Click the “Refresh” button to clear all fields and start over.

Basic Consumption on Knit items Table [Example Purpose]

          Description    SMLXLRemarks
HPS (High point shoulder length)72 cm
CBL (Center back length)70 cm
Chest100 cm
½ Chest50 cm
Armhole (20 cm + 20 cm)40 cm
In armhole sewing allowance2 cm
Sleeve Length25 cm
In-armhole sewing allowance3 cm
In sleeve side seam sewing allowance ( 1.5 cm + 1.5 cm)3 cm
In bottom hem, sleeve hem & neck length seam allowance2 cm
In bottom hem, sleeve hem & neck length sewing allowance1 cm
Neck Length (21 cm + 21 cm)42 cm
Neck Height (2cm + 2cm)
cm
In neck height sewing allowance ( 1.5 cm + 1.5 cm)3 cm
In neck (Rib) sewing allowance2 cm
Fabric GSM ( Body + Sleeve)165-170
Fabric GSM [Neck (Rib)]215-220

Men’s T-Shirt 

Neck Height 4 cm (2+2). 

Sleeve Length 25 cm 

Right Sleeve → 

HPSL 

72 cm 

CBL 

70 cm 

Chest 

100 cm 

Neck Length 42 cm (21+21) 

Neck (Rib) (Sewing Allowance = 2 cm) 

Neck (Rib) 

Armhole 40 cm (20+20) 

(Sewing Allowance=2 cm) 

← Left Sleeve 

Side Seam → 

[Sewing Allowance = 3 cm (1.5+1.5)] 

Body (Front + Back) 

T-Shirt 

← Side Seam 

[Sewing Allowance= 

3 cm (1.5+1.5)1 

← Bottom Hem (Seam Allowance=2 cm 

+ Sewing Allowance=1 cm) 

Basic Consumption on Knit Items Calculator
Learn The Basic Consumption on Knit Items

Basic Consumption on Knit items

Men’s T-Shirt 

Points to be Considered: 

A. Measurement: 

1) HPSL (High Point Shoulder Length) 

2) Chest or 1⁄2 chest 

3) Armhole

4) Sleeve Length

B. Seam Allowance + Sewing Allowances: 

C. Fabric GSM: 165~170 GSM 

  • Consumption per Dozen, CPD= L×W× GSM × 12 /1,00,00,000  kg

                                                          =L×W× GSM × 12 /100 × 100 × 1,000 

                                                           =L × (1⁄2 Chest × 2) xGSM x12/1,00,00,000 kg

For Calculation we have to follow MKS System (MKS: Meter Kilogram Second) or CGS System (CGS: Centimeter Gram Second). 

CPD (Consumption Per Dozen) for Body

  • Length = 72 cm (HPSL) + 5 cm [ In Bottom Hem Sewing Allowance = 3 cm ( Seam Allowance = 2 cm + Sewing Allowance = 1 cm ) + In Neck (Rib) Sewing Allowance = 2 cm] = 77 cm
  • Width = 100 cm (Chest) +  6 cm [In Side Seam Sewing Allowance = 3 cm (1.5 cm + 1.5 cm) × 2]= 106 cm or [50 cm (1⁄2 Chest) + 3 cm {In Side Seam Sewing Allowance (1.5 cm + 1.5 cm)}] × 2 = 106 cm 

CPD = L×W× GSM x 12 /1,00,00,000 kg 

         = 77 x 106 x 170 x 12 /1,00,00,000 kg

         = 1.67 kg (Body) 

CPD (Consumption Per Dozen) for Sleeve: 

Sleeve Hem (Seam Allowance 2 cm → 

+ Sewing Allowance = 1 cm) 

Side Seam 

(Sewing Allowance = 1.5 cm) 

Sleeve 

Side Seam 

(Sewing Allowance = 1.5 cm) 

Armhole 40 cm (20+20) (Sewing Allowance = 2 cm) 

Sleeve Length 25 cm 

Application of Basic Consumption on Knit Items:

The CPD calculation is essential for textile manufacturers to accurately estimate the amount of fabric required for producing a certain quantity of knit items such as t-shirts, sweaters, and other garments. By knowing the CPD, manufacturers can optimize their fabric usage, reduce wastage, and streamline production processes to meet demand efficiently.

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