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How We Calculate Our Cost of Goods for Our Candles in our Retail Shop 

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Candle making is not just a creative outlet; it's also a business that requires careful consideration of costs and pricing strategies. One crucial aspect of managing a successful candle-making business is understanding and calculating the cost of goods accurately. In this blog post, we will take you through the process of calculating the cost of goods for candles in a simple and systematic manner.
To calculate the cost of goods for your candles, you need to consider all the components that go into making each candle. From the wax and fragrance oil to the wick, packaging, and labeling, every element contributes to the overall cost. Here's a breakdown of the costs involved in making our popular Sugar Lemon candle:
- Wax: $1.25
- Fragrance oil: $1.50
- Wick: $0.10
- Wick sticker: $0.02
- Label: $0.35
- Warning label: $0.02
- Vessel: $1.25
- Lid: $0.80
- Supply Shipping Cost $1.00
It's essential to remember that the cost of goods should also factor in shipping charges for obtaining raw materials from suppliers. By accounting for these shipping costs, you can arrive at a more accurate representation of the total cost of production.
To streamline the process of tracking and managing your costs, utilizing inventory management software like Inventora can be highly beneficial. By inputting all your expenses, including material costs and shipping charges, you can create detailed recipes for each candle variant. This software not only helps in calculating the exact cost but also adjusts costs based on bulk purchases and shipping thresholds.
While determining the cost of goods, it's important to note that labor costs are not included in this calculation. Labor costs, along with other overhead expenses like rent and utilities, fall under a separate category. As you scale your candle production, you may eventually need to consider labor costs separately.
Understanding and calculating the cost of goods for your candles is a foundational step in effectively pricing your products. By utilizing tools like Inventora and being mindful of all cost components, you can ensure that your pricing strategy aligns with your business goals.
We hope this has provided valuable insights into the significance of cost analysis in candle making. Stay tuned for our upcoming post on pricing strategies for candles.
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Комментарии : 4   
@mauiwahine
@mauiwahine 3 месяца назад
Great video! Keep them coming. Learned a bunch! Thank you.
@CamettScents
@CamettScents 2 месяца назад
cool on candles jars,
@scentyful
@scentyful 3 месяца назад
Question; how can I get the cost of my vessels down? I use a 12 0z Libbey jar with a gold lid (lid sold separately) that currently costs me about $3.00+ per jar. I don't have the budget or the space to buy pallets of jars. Can you share a place to purchase jars that might be less expensive but still keep the straight sided jar?
@CamettScents
@CamettScents 2 месяца назад
Mainly Offering: Candle Jars / Scented Candle Aromatherapy Finished Products Manufacturing Customized Packaging Design
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