What is fabriccost STUDIO?

A free fabric cost calculator for Indian powerloom grey fabric costing. It works out warp, weft, reed, pick, sizing and job rate from mill-sheet values.

Is this a fabric cost calculator for Ichalkaranji mills?

Yes. Harshvardhan Pareek built fabriccost STUDIO in Ichalkaranji for local powerloom mills. The same grey-fabric formulas are used across India.

How does powerloom grey fabric costing work here?

Sign in, name the dalal or broker, choose Single Warp or Multiple Warp / Weft, then speak or type reed, pick, counts and rates. Warp weight uses 1825; weft weight uses 1693.33.

Who is Harshvardhan Pareek, the maker?

Harshvardhan Pareek is the maker of fabriccost STUDIO (Pareektech), based in Ichalkaranji, Maharashtra.

Do spoken field prompts need a paid API key?

No. Speak mode uses free Chrome Web Speech for continuous dictation. Browser speechSynthesis voices (Google, Microsoft or Apple) are optional and stay quiet while you talk. An ElevenLabs key is optional and not required.

Single and multiple yarn costing

Choose the yarn construction that matches your fabric, then enter its reed, pick and rates.

Split yarns by percentage

Multiple Warp / Weft supports three warp and three weft yarns. Each active yarn needs a percentage, count and rate. Warp yarns also have sizing rates. Each side’s percentages must total 100%.

Shared costs

The dalal / majuri line and warping apply to the whole construction. Enter majuri in paise per pick: 12 means ₹0.12. Results include warp, weft, sizing and optional markups.

Voice entry

A compatible browser and microphone permission are required. Name a field, then speak its value. Check every value before calculating; use typed entry when speech is unavailable or inaccurate.

Review and export

Use the results page controls to review yarns and markups. Edit inputs to change a value and recalculate. Print / PDF includes the complete sheet. Built by Harshvardhan Pareek.

Open the fabric cost calculator at https://harshvardhanpareek.com/calculator — Made by Harshvardhan Pareek.