My Satchel - The Finished Product
Hey Guys,
I finished my satchel! It took a while but it looks great (a picture is included below)! I have made 2 pricing charts. The first one is how much money it took to produce the bag using the fabrics I created while also giving myself an hourly wage.
The second pricing chart is how I could get my production cost down by buying my fabrics and supplies in bulk and lowering my number of work hours.
I finished my satchel! It took a while but it looks great (a picture is included below)! I have made 2 pricing charts. The first one is how much money it took to produce the bag using the fabrics I created while also giving myself an hourly wage.
My Signature Bag with My Fabric #1
A yard and a half of base fabric which will be painted with stripes
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$7.50
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A yard of my liner fabric
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$5.00
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.125 yard of strap fabric
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$3.75
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1 magnetic snap
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$1.50
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4.5 hours @ $10 an hour
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$45.00
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Total production cost
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$62.75
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20% profit
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$12.55
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Total cost plus profit
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$75.30
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Estimated retail price
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$79.95
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The second pricing chart is how I could get my production cost down by buying my fabrics and supplies in bulk and lowering my number of work hours.
My Signature Bag with My Fabric #2
A yard and a half of base fabric which will be painted with stripes
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$3.36
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A yard of my liner fabric
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$2.31
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.125 yard of strap fabric
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$1.75
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1 magnetic snap
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24 cents
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1.5 hours @ $10 an hour
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$15.00
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Total production cost
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$22.66
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20% profit
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$4.53
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Total cost plus profit
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$27.19
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Estimated retail price
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$79.95
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As you can see, I can sell my bag for $79.95 and make it for $27.19. These are great margins and if I did sell my bag to stores it would allow them to make markdowns without cutting down on my profitability. 😄
~ Zaya
*With my bag I decided to not add snaps to my pockets because it was not needed.
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