Quote scope
Check what the unit price includes
Review materials, labor, trims, packaging, export clearance, and other quoted services. FOB names a port and transport term; it does not guarantee a universal price package.
Planning tool · Apparel imports
Apparel Landed Cost Calculator
Estimate a per-garment import scenario by adding supplier price, freight, insurance, duty, taxes, fees, and local delivery. Use the same currency for each entry.
How the estimate works
Separate modeled costs from confirmed customs inputs
The calculator combines the user-entered shipment costs and divides the modeled total by order volume. It does not decide which charges belong in a customs value or whether a rate applies.
Modeled shipment cost
Units × supplier unit price, plus international freight and insurance.
Estimated duty
Entered duty base × entered rate. Confirm the base, rate, classification, origin, and trade treatment for the destination.
Total and per-unit estimate
Add entered taxes, handling or brokerage, and last-mile delivery, then divide by units. Add other actual costs separately when applicable.
Route and carrier
Use shipment-specific cost inputs
Freight, insurance, handling, and dimensional-weight methods vary by carrier, route, and shipment. Use actual quotations when available.
Classification
Verify duty and tax separately
Product, origin, destination, importer, and current rules affect applicable charges. Confirm the correct treatment before relying on the estimate.
Apparel production estimate
Compare the estimate with a project-specific quote
Confirm production scope, quality checks, delivery terms, and schedule before placing an order.