Damaged bag savings calculator
Damaged bagged goods get marked down, quarantined, or written off, and the loss lands in shrink where it’s rarely measured directly. Enter your own numbers below to size it.
Across all locations you're buying for.
What the bag sells for undamaged.
How much of retail you give up when a bag is torn.
Bags torn badly enough to be unsalvageable are excluded.
Damaged bags are costing you
With Bag Patch you’d recover
$785
net of patch cost, per year
- Bags recovered each month
- Retail value recovered
- Patches consumed
- Cost of those patches
- Return on patch spend
- 10.6×
Estimates based on the figures you enter. Assumes one patch per repaired bag and that a repaired bag sells at full retail.
How this is calculated
Your current annual loss is the number of bags damaged each month, multiplied by the average retail price of a bag, multiplied by the share of that price you give up when you mark one down.
Recovered value applies the same math to only the bags you tell us are repairable, then subtracts the cost of the patches consumed at one patch per bag.
Nothing here is padded with an assumption you can’t see. Every input is yours to change, and the result should still hold up when you set them conservatively.