Apparel Manufacturing Calculators
What You Can Calculate Here

Fabric Weight Converter
Convert GSM ↔ oz/yd² for faster spec alignment

International Size Converter
Convert sizing across US / EU / UK / Asia to reduce fit confusion

Fabric Consumption Calculator
Estimate fabric usage per style to improve costing

Container Loading Estimator
Estimate how many cartons fit in a container to plan shipping
Fabric Weight Converter (GSM ↔ oz/yd²)
Sizing misunderstandings cause the most expensive problems: wrong fit comments, re-sampling, delayed bulk, and higher return risk. This converter helps you compare and translate common international size systems—so your tech pack and size range stay consistent across regions.
Enter a value in either field to convert automatically.
Tip from production: When converting, also confirm fabric composition + finish (brushed, peached, mercerized, etc.), because feel and performance can change even at the same weight.
International Size Converter (US / EU / UK / Asia)
Different markets use different units. This converter helps you quickly translate fabric specs between GSM and oz/yd², so your tech pack, supplier quotes, and fabric sourcing notes stay consistent.
Best for:
- Brands selling in multiple markets (US/EU/UK/Asia)
- Aligning size labels with your fit spec and grade rules
- Avoiding miscommunication between buyers, designers, and factories
Production note: Size conversion is a starting point. For bulk orders, always confirm garment measurements (spec chart), fit type (regular/slim/relaxed), and fabric stretch/shrinkage.
Standard Size Conversion
International Manufacturing Standards
Note: "Vanity Sizing" may vary by specific retail brands. As a manufacturer, we strictly follow these international standards unless specified otherwise in your tech pack.
Fabric Consumption Calculator (Costing & Planning)
What it helps you do:
- Build a faster costing baseline before sampling
- Compare patterns/cuts (regular vs slim, long sleeve vs short sleeve)
- Add a practical allowance for shrinkage and cutting loss
Common use cases:
- Polo shirts (pique) consumption by size run
- Hoodies (fleece) with rib cuffs/hem allowances
- Shorts/pants where pocketing and lining affect total usage
Container Loading Estimator (Cartons → Container Capacity)
Useful when you need to:
- Estimate how many units fit in a 20ft / 40ft / 40HQ shipment
- Plan carton dimensions early to reduce wasted space
- Compare shipping options (more cartons vs stronger carton protection)
Reminder: Final loading depends on palletization, carton strength, and weight limits. Use this as a planning tool, then confirm with your forwarder.
Container Loading Estimator
Select your product to see estimated loading quantities.
Why Brands Use Ninghow Tools
- Sampling support (fit, fabric matching, trims, label & packaging)
- QC standards tailored to your market
- Bulk production scheduling aligned to your launch timeline
- Shipping planning and carton optimization