Fabric Width and Cut Length: Calculate Area

Identify the dimensions

Width runs across the fabric from edge to edge; cut length runs along the roll. A 150 cm width and two-metre cut do not describe a two-metre square.

Convert and multiply

In an illustrative example, 150 cm equals 1.5 metres. Multiply by 2 metres for approximately 3 square metres before removing edges or cutting waste. This is a calculation, not a promise of available stock.

Check usable width

Edges may contain printing or pinholes you do not want in the finished piece. Ask for the usable width if that difference affects the pattern; do not assume every part of the nominal width is suitable.

Plan the cut

Sketch the pieces with seam allowances and fabric direction before deciding the length. Area alone cannot establish that a long piece fits across the width. Ask the seller how fractional lengths are sold if needed.

Common questions

Sources to check

Product rules and transport conditions can change. Confirm current requirements before buying or shipping.

• tuketici.ticaret.gov.tr

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