STOP GUESSING YOUR PRICES: A Simple Pricing Guide for Fashion Designers

Are you sewing beautiful outfits but still unsure whether the price you charge is actually profitable?

Do you calculate your price by looking at what other designers charge, adding a little amount, and hoping there is something left for you?

The problem is, sales do not always mean profit.

This simple pricing guide will help you understand what your selling price should cover, so you can stop guessing and start pricing your outfits with confidence.

Inside this guide, you will learn:

• The 5 things every fashion price must cover

• How to calculate your material costs

• Why your labour must be included in your price

• How to account for business overhead

• How to include transport, packaging, fittings and other job-related costs

• A simple pricing formula you can use for your outfits

• A practical example of pricing a bespoke outfit

• 7 common pricing mistakes fashion designers make

• How to respond when a customer says, “Your price is too high”

• A simple pricing worksheet

• A Pricing Confidence Checklist

This is for you if:

• You are tired of guessing what to charge

• You often finish an outfit and wonder where the money went

• You are charging customers but struggling to make profit

• You sometimes forget to include small expenses in your price

• You want a simple way to understand your pricing

You don't need complicated accounting knowledge.

You simply need to know what the price of an outfit must cover.

Price: ₦2,000

Get the guide and start pricing your fashion work based on your real costs, your labour and your desired profit.

Your skill deserves a price that makes business sense.