For stitching units, hosiery & knitwear makers, kurti, shirt & uniform units and fabricators
Cost a style once and get its selling price, then book the buyer’s order size-wise. Record cutting, karigar piece-rate work, job work and dispatch — XploreGarment works out the GST invoice, karigar wages, buyer dues and the actual profit on every order against what you costed.

Calculators & registers
With XploreGarment
One Excel file for a financial year. Each page does one job and passes the numbers on by itself.
01
Fabric × wastage × rate, trims, piece-rate labour, job work, packing, overhead and markup.
02
Knit kg per dozen from measurements and GSM; woven metres from parts, width and marker.
03
Up to 8 sizes. Cut, at job work, dispatched, pending and days to delivery.
04
Size-wise pieces and fabric used, average rate, stock in hand and reorder alerts.
05
Piece-rate work log, advances and wages paid, balance and a printable wage slip.
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Printing, embroidery, washing or fabricator — sent, received, owed and pending.
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CGST + SGST or IGST from the buyer’s GSTIN, rate by price per piece, amount in words.
08
Profit per order, buyer outstanding with WhatsApp, monthly report and dashboard.
09Macro edition
Press “PDF for all” — a separate wage slip for every karigar, ready for pay day.
These are pages from the sample file in your download: 8 styles, 10 buyers and 59 orders.







Click a button, fill a short form, press Save. These are real screens from the macro edition.


Same costing, invoices and reports in both. Choose how you want to enter data.
Formula edition
₹699
Best for the unit office
Macro edition
₹999
Pay with UPI, cards or net banking. Digital file, so no refunds — but if the file doesn’t work for you, we’ll fix it.
Same builder, same yellow-box style. If our free templates work for you, XploreGarment will too.
I run XplorExcel from Punjab. I build these files for the way Indian garment units and small businesses actually work. If something in the file doesn’t make sense, message me.
Fabric (consumption × wastage × rate), trims, stitching labour from the piece-rate card, job work, packing, overhead % and markup % give the cost per piece, selling price, price per dozen and GST %.
Yes. The fabric calculator works out knit consumption in kg per dozen from measurements and GSM, and woven in metres from pattern parts, fabric width and marker efficiency.
Each work entry takes the rate from the rate card for that style and operation. Advances and wages paid are recorded, giving the balance payable and a printable wage slip.
Yes — by price per piece, using the limit and rates on Setup, and CGST + SGST or IGST from the buyer’s GSTIN. Garment GST rates can change, so confirm them with your CA.
Yes. The formula edition opens in the Excel app on Android and iPhone, and the macro edition includes a phone copy too. The fill-in forms and one-click PDFs work on a Windows computer.
Excel 2016 or later on Windows or Mac for the formula edition. The macro edition’s forms need Excel on Windows.
Windows blocks macros in downloaded files. Right-click the .xlsm file → Properties → tick “Unblock” → OK. Then open it and click “Enable Content” on the yellow bar.
The download link appears as soon as payment goes through and is also sent to your email. You can download it again anytime — there is no expiry.
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