What Is the Difference Between Production Yield and Fabric Yield?

Fabric yield describes usable garment output or consumption relative to purchased material, using a clearly stated basis.

Production yield describes acceptable output relative to the units entering the defined production process. They answer different questions: material efficiency versus process conversion into conforming goods. Specify units, process boundaries, and treatment of rework before comparing suppliers. Track both metrics alongside quality so apparent efficiency does not conceal defects or excluded losses.