Marker #3: Original fabric width: 45" Cuttable fabric width: 44" Marker length: 210.94" Utilization: 77.73%

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Yield/unit in inches	Yield/unit in meters

1. Some companies resist mixing sizes in the marker, some allow it. The ones, who allow mixed sizes, believe that the yield is more accurate this way and reflects the changes in sizing much better. Below on pg. 5 is a marker (#3), containing four garment units of mixed sizes: one unit in size 8, two units in size 10, and one unit in size 12
2. Find out if mixing sizes improves the yield per unit. Yield fabric 1: _____. Yes: ______. No: _____.
3. Calculate the yardage (in meters) to be ordered for production of 3700 units based on the base size (size 10) yield and on mixed sizes yield for Fabric # Yardage (base size): 3700 units x ____ = _____ m Yardage (mix size): 3700 units x _____ = ______ m
4. Does any fabric shortage occur between two options? Base size marker _____ m. Yes: ___. No: ___
5. Do you believe that the yield in a mixed size marker reflects the changes in sizing better? Yes: ____. No: ____.
6. Will you run a risk of fabric shortage in production with using only a base-size yield? Yes: ____. No: ____.
7. Will you recommend the company adopt the policy of mixing markers? Yes: ____. No: ____.
8. What marker mode is marker #3? marker mode: ________________
9. For which of the two fabrics this marker may be suitable? Select all that apply Fabric 1: Yes: ____. No: ____. Fabric 2: Yes: ____. No: ____.