Free delivery on orders over ₦300,000Made-to-order: 7–14 day productionComplimentary alterations for first-time clientsNow shipping to the UK, US and EUFree delivery on orders over ₦300,000Made-to-order: 7–14 day productionComplimentary alterations for first-time clientsNow shipping to the UK, US and EU
How many pieces do you need to sell before you make profit? Every fashion business has a break-even point — the revenue at which you cover all your costs and start making actual profit. Most...Read more
How many pieces do you need to sell before you make profit?
Every fashion business has a break-even point — the revenue at which you cover all your costs and start making actual profit. Most designers have no idea what theirs is. This calculator tells you exactly, in minutes.
Enter your fixed costs and variable costs per garment. The calculator tells you how many pieces you need to sell each month just to cover your costs — and how many more you need to hit a healthy profit margin.
WHAT'S INSIDE:
•Fixed Costs Section — 14 cost categories — studio rent, salaries, electricity, internet, equipment maintenance, software, website, insurance, accounting, bank charges, phone bills and more.
•Variable Costs Section — Materials per unit, labour per unit, packaging, absorbed delivery cost, payment processing fees and returns allowance.
•Contribution Margin — Selling price minus variable cost — your true per-unit profit engine. Calculates automatically.
•Break-Even Units — Exact number of pieces to sell per month to cover all costs. No guessing, no estimating.
•Break-Even Revenue — The naira amount you need to receive each month before you make any profit.
•40% Profit Target — Units and revenue needed to achieve a healthy 40% profit margin — your real business target.
•Scenario Table — See your profit or loss at 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 units sold. Plan your sales targets properly.
•📈 Charts — Revenue vs costs vs profit bar chart, profit/loss curve showing break-even point visually, fixed vs variable cost split pie.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Who this is for: Any fashion designer who wants to understand their business economics and set realistic, profitable sales targets.
Format: Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) — works on Windows, Mac and Google Sheets
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How many pieces do you need to sell before you make profit?
Every fashion business has a break-even point — the revenue at which you cover all your costs and start making actual profit. Most designers have no idea what theirs is. This calculator tells you exactly, in minutes.
Enter your fixed costs and variable costs per garment. The calculator tells you how many pieces you need to sell each month just to cover your costs — and how many more you need to hit a healthy profit margin.
WHAT'S INSIDE:
•Fixed Costs Section — 14 cost categories — studio rent, salaries, electricity, internet, equipment maintenance, software, website, insurance, accounting, bank charges, phone bills and more.
•Variable Costs Section — Materials per unit, labour per unit, packaging, absorbed delivery cost, payment processing fees and returns allowance.
•Contribution Margin — Selling price minus variable cost — your true per-unit profit engine. Calculates automatically.
•Break-Even Units — Exact number of pieces to sell per month to cover all costs. No guessing, no estimating.
•Break-Even Revenue — The naira amount you need to receive each month before you make any profit.
•40% Profit Target — Units and revenue needed to achieve a healthy 40% profit margin — your real business target.
•Scenario Table — See your profit or loss at 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 units sold. Plan your sales targets properly.
•📈 Charts — Revenue vs costs vs profit bar chart, profit/loss curve showing break-even point visually, fixed vs variable cost split pie.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Who this is for: Any fashion designer who wants to understand their business economics and set realistic, profitable sales targets.
Format: Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) — works on Windows, Mac and Google Sheets
Digital products are delivered to your inbox immediately after payment. Physical studio pieces ship within 3 to 5 working days.
UK Sizing Guide
Find your fit
The tables below provide information on the sizing of LsjRegal's products, this is to aid you make informed decisions on what to buy.
Women
UK
US
FR
IT
BUST
WAIST
HIP
XS(-)
4
0
32
34
30
22
34
XS
6
2
34
36
32
24
36
S
8
4
36
38
34
26
38
S(+)
10
6
38
40
36
28
40
M
12
8
40
42
38
30
42
M(+)
14
10
42
44
40
32
44
L
16
12
44
46
42
34
46
L(+)
18
14
46
48
44
36
48
XL
20
16
48
50
46
38
50
XL(+)
22
18
50
52
48
40
52
XXL
24
20
52
54
50
42
54
XXL(+)
26
22
54
56
52
44
56
NOTE: ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN INCHES.
DRESS LENGTHS
HEIGHT
MINI
MIDI
MAXI
PETITE
5'1 - 5'4
35" / 89.5cm
52" / 132.5
58" / 148cm
REGULAR
5'5 - 5'8
36" / 97cm
55" / 140cm
62" / 158cm
TALL
5'9 - 6'0
41" / 104.5cm
58" / 148cm
66" / 168cm
NOTE: ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN INCHES.
BOTTOM LENGTHS
HEIGHT
MINI
MIDI
MAXI
PETITE
5'1 - 5'4
15" / 38.5cm
36" / 92cm
43" / 110cm
REGULAR
5'5 - 5'8
18" / 46cm
40" / 102cm
46" / 117cm
TALL
5'9 - 6'0
21" / 54cm
44" / 112cm
49" / 125cm
NOTE: ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN INCHES.
BODY MEASUREMENTS
Bust
Measurement of the bust is taken at the fullest part with arms positioned downward.
Natural Waist
This is the measurement around the narrowest point of the true waistline. Tie a piece of string around your waist and take the measurements from where it naturally sits.
Lower Waist
Measured roughly 2.75 or 7cm below the natural waist around the belly button.
Hips
Measurement around the fullest part of the hip. Roughly 10-12 inches below the natural waist.
