Yarn price book
One list of counts, hank weights and rates. Each change is logged, and the dashboard charts a yarn's price over time.
Costing software for woven fabric
Texel takes a fabric from the buyer's request to a priced costing sheet. It holds your yarn prices, works out warp and weft, and remembers what you quoted, even after the market moves.
How it works
Log what the buyer asked for, with a fabric photo and colour. It waits in Pending until someone costs it.
Enter width, reed, pick, ply and yarn counts. Weights, costs, profit and GST come back calculated.
Price other constructions or colours as options under the same costing, so they stay together.
Download the sheet as Excel or a PDF with the design image, and mark the costing as Sent.
Texel flags costings with outdated prices. Recalculate, and the old quote stays on record.
What's inside
The formulas run on the server, so everyone in the office gets the same answer. If a yarn count has no weight on file, Texel stops and tells you instead of pricing it at zero.
One list of counts, hank weights and rates. Each change is logged, and the dashboard charts a yarn's price over time.
Every request, costing and design report sits under a buyer, with counts and total value on one page.
Lay out warp and weft design sheets, then download them as reports for the production floor.
Choose which versions to include. Each one is told apart by its date, and the PDF carries the design image.
Admin, costing manager, designer and viewer roles, each set by page and action. Google sign-in included.
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Costing is the first stretch of cloth. Next, Texel follows the fabric past the quote.
Stock in and out by count and lot, so a costing can see what is already in the godown.
Turn an approved costing into an order, and follow it through warping, weaving, washing and dispatch.
Raise printable documents straight from the costing, without typing the numbers again.
When a rate moves, see which open quotes it touches and by how much.
Share a costing as a link on WhatsApp or email, and let the buyer approve an option online.
Compare what you earn by buyer, by quality and by yarn count across a season.
Write or call, and we'll walk you through a costing from your own line.