Yarn→Fabric Cost Calculator — ₺/kg · ₺/m · $ · €

From yarn price, weight, width and waste, derive a fabric’s cost per kg and per metre. Free, no sign-up; the formula used is shown openly on the page.

Formula

Cost/kg = yarn(₺/kg) × (1 + waste) + processing(₺/kg). Cost/metre = cost/kg × (GSM × width(m) ÷ 1000). Waste is entered as a decimal (5% = 0.05). The $ and € conversion is an estimated value at a build-time fixed rate (1 $ = 32.50 ₺ · 1 € = 35.00 ₺) — these rates are indicative and NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.

Worked example

Yarn 42 ₺/kg, waste 5% (0.05), processing 8 ₺/kg → cost/kg = 42 × 1.05 + 8 = 44.10 + 8 = 52.10 ₺/kg. At 180 g/m² and 1.5 m width the weight per metre = 180 × 1.5 ÷ 1000 = 0.27 kg/m, so cost/metre = 52.10 × 0.27 = 14.07 ₺/m. At the fixed rate, 52.10 ₺/kg is estimated at ≈ $1.60 ≈ €1.49.

Input → output examples
Yarn price (₺/kg)	Weight (g/m²)	Width (m)	Waste (%)	Processing cost (₺/kg)	Cost (kg) (₺/kg)	Cost (metre) (₺/m)	Cost (kg, $) ($/kg)	Cost (kg, €) (€/kg)
38	150	1.6	4	7	46.52	11.16	1.43	1.33
42	180	1.5	5	8	52.1	14.07	1.6	1.49
52	300	1.8	6	10	65.12	35.16	2	1.86

Estimated — indicative value. · Not financial advice · rates are a build-time fixed estimate (1$=32.50₺ · 1€=35.00₺) — request a quote for a current/binding rate.

Frequently asked questions

How is fabric cost per metre calculated?

First cost/kg = yarn(₺/kg) × (1 + waste) + processing(₺/kg). Then cost/metre = cost/kg × (GSM × width ÷ 1000). E.g. 52.10 ₺/kg, 180 g/m², 1.5 m width → 52.10 × 0.27 = 14.07 ₺/m.

How should I enter waste?

Enter waste as a percentage; the tool converts it to a decimal (5% → 0.05) and multiplies yarn cost by (1 + waste). Waste covers knitting/weaving, dyeing and finishing losses.

What does the processing cost cover?

The processing ₺/kg field covers per-kg add-ons such as dyeing, finishing and knit/weave conversion charges; it is optional and treated as 0 if left blank.

Are the $ and € figures current?

No; the conversion is an estimated value at a build-time fixed rate (1 $ = 32.50 ₺ · 1 € = 35.00 ₺). For a binding quote with your actual prices and the current rate, send an RFQ.