How to Convert Fabric Price Yard to Kgs?

 

To convert fabric price from per yard to price per kg, you can use the following formula:

Price per kg = (Price per yard * Yards * GSM) / 1000

where:

• Price per kg is the price of the fabric in kilograms

• Price per yard is the price of the fabric in yards

• Yards is the number of yards of fabric

• GSM is the weight of the fabric in grams per square meter

For example, if the price of a yard of fabric is $1, the number of yards you need is 5, and the GSM of the fabric is 200, the price per kg is:

Price per kg = ($1 * 5 yards * 200 g/m^2) / 1000 = $1

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when converting fabric price from per yard to price per kg:

• The fabric weight is usually given in the dry state. If the fabric is wet, it will weigh more.

• The fabric width may be given in inches or centimeters. You will need to convert it to meters before using the formula.

• The GSM is a measure of the weight of the fabric per square meter. It is usually given in grams per square meter (g/m^2).

Here are some of the factors that can affect the price of fabric per kgs:

• The type of fabric. Some fabrics, such as silk and wool, are more expensive than others, such as cotton and polyester.

• The weight of the fabric. Heavier fabrics are more expensive than lighter fabrics.

• The width of the fabric. Wider fabrics are more expensive than narrower fabrics.

• The GSM of the fabric. Fabrics with a higher GSM are more expensive than fabrics with a lower GSM.

• The dyeing process. Fabrics that are dyed are more expensive than undyed fabrics.

• The finishing process. Fabrics that are finished, such as those that are pre-shrunk or wrinkle-resistant, are more expensive than unfinished fabrics.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.