Garment Industry Large-scale production of readymade garments (RMG) in organised factories is a relatively new phenomenon in Bangladesh. Until early sixties, individual tailors made garments as per specifications provided by individual customers who supplied the fabrics. The domestic market for readymade garment, excepting children wears and men's knit underwear (genji) was virtually non-existent in Bangladesh until the sixties.
Since the late 1970s, the RMG industry started developing in Bangladesh primarily as an export-oriented industry although, the domestic market for RMG has been increasing fast due to increase in personal disposable income and change in life style. The sector rapidly attained high importance in terms of employment, foreign exchange earnings and its contribution to GDP. In 1999, the industry employed directly more than 1.4 million workers, about 80% of whom were female. With the growth of RMG industry, linkage industries supplying fabrics, yarns, accessories, packaging materials, etc. have also expanded. In addition, demand for services like transportation, banking, shipping and insurance has increased. All these have created additional employment. The total indirect employment created by the RMG industry in Bangladesh is estimated to be some 200,000 workers.
In addition to its economic contribution, the expansion of the RMG industry has caused noticeable social changes by bringing more than 1.12 million women into labour force. The economic empowerment of these working girls/women has changed their status in the family. The attractive opportunity of employment has changed the traditional patriarchal hegemony of the fathers, brothers and husbands. Most working women/girls can now chose when to get married or become mothers. The number of early marriages is decreasing; so is the birth rate; and the working girls tend to send their little bothers and sisters to school, as a result, the literacy rate is increasing. They can participate in family decision-making. Most importantly, the growth of RMG sector produced a group of entrepreneurs who have created a strong private sector. Of these entrepreneurs, a sizeable number is female. A woman entrepreneur established one of the oldest export-oriented garment factories, the Baishakhi Garment in 1977. Many women hold top executive positions in RMG industry.
The RMG industry is highly dependent on imported raw materials and accessories because Bangladesh does not have enough capacity to produce export quality fabrics and accessories. About 90% of woven fabrics and 60% of knit fabrics are imported to make garments for export. The industry is based primarily on sub-contracting, under which Bangladeshi entrepreneurs work as sub-contractors of foreign buyers. It has grown by responding to orders placed by foreign buyers on C-M (Cut and Make) basis. During its early years, the buyers supplied all the fabrics and accessories or recommended the sources of supply from which Bangladeshi sub-contractors were required to import the fabrics. However, situation has improved. At present, there are many large firms, which do their own sourcing.
The hundred percent export-oriented RMG industry experienced phenomenal growth during the last 15 or so years. In 1978, there were only 9 export-oriented garment manufacturing units, which generated export earnings of hardly one million dollar. Some of these units were very small and produced garments for both domestic and export markets. Four such small and old units were Reaz Garments, Paris Garments, Jewel Garments and Baishakhi Garments. Reaz Garments, the pioneer, was established in 1960 as a small tailoring outfit, named Reaz Store in dhaka. It served only domestic markets for about 15 years. In 1973 it changed its name to M/s Reaz Garm
ents Ltd. and expanded its operations into export market by selling 10,000 pieces of men's shirts worth French Franc 13 million to a Paris-based firm in 1978. It was the first direct exporter of garments from Bangladesh. Desh Garments Ltd, the first non-equity joint-venture in the garment industry was established in 1979. Desh had technical and marketing collaboration with Daewoo Corporation of South Korea. It was also the first hundred percent export-oriented company. It had about 120 operators including 3 women trained in South Korea, and with these trained workers it started its production in early 1980. Another South Korean Firm, Youngones Corporation formed the first equity joint-venture garment factory with a Bangladeshi firm, Trexim Ltd. in 1980. Bangladeshi partners contributed 51% of the equity of thee new firm, named Youngones Bangladesh. It exported its first consignment of padded and non-padded jackets to Sweden in December 1980.
Within a short period, Bangladeshi entrepreneurs got familiar with the world apparel markets and marketing. They acquired the expertise of mobilising resources to export-oriented RMG industries. Foreign buyers found Bangladesh an increasingly attractive sourcing place. To take advantage of this cheap source, foreign buyers extended, in many cases, suppliers' credit under special arrangements. In some cases, local banks provided part of the equity capital. The problem of working capital was greatly solved with the introduction of back-to-back letter of credit, which also facilitated import of quality fabric, the basic raw material of the industry. The government assigned high priority to the development of RMG industry.
Till the end of 1982, there were only 47 garment manufacturing units. The breakthrough occurred in 1984-85, when the number of garment factories increased to 587. The number of RMG factories shot up to around 2,900 in 1999. Bangladesh is now one of the 12 largest apparel exporters of the world, the sixth largest supplier in the US market and the fifth largest supplier of T-shirts in the EU market. The industry has grown during the 1990s roughly at the rate of 22%. In the past, until 1980, jute and jute goods topped the list of merchandises exported from Bangladesh and contributed more than 50% of the total export earnings. By late 1980s, RMG exports replaced jute and jute goods and became the number one in terms of exports.
In 1983-84, RMG exports earned only $0.9 billion, which was 3.89% of the total export earnings of Bangladesh. In 1998-99, the export earnings of the RMG sector were $5.51 billion, which was 75.67% of the total export earnings of the country. The net foreign exchange earnings were, however, only about 30% of the figures quoted above because approximately 70% of foreign exchanges earned were spent in importing the raw materials and accessories to produce the garments exported.
Both external and internal factors contributed to the phenomenal growth of RMG sector. One external factor was the application of the GATT-approved Multifibre Arrangement (MFA) which accelerated international relocation of garment production. Under MFA, large importers of RMG like USA and Canada imposed quota restrictions, which limited export of apparels from countries like Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and India to USA and Canada. On the other hand, application of MFA worked as a blessing for Bangladesh. As a least developed country, Bangladesh received preferential treatment from the USA and European Union (EU). Initially Bangladesh was granted quota-free status. To maintain competitive edge in the world markets, the traditionally large suppliers/producers of apparels followed a strategy of relocating RMG factories in countries, which were free from quota restrictions and at the same time had enough trainable cheap labour. They found Bangladesh as a promising country. So RMG industry grew in Bangladesh.
By 1985, Bangladesh emerged as a strong apparel supplier and became a powerful competitor for traditional suppliers in the US, Canadian and European markets. Since 1986, Bangladesh has been increasingly subjected to quota restrictions by USA and Canada. RMG industry suffered setback in a number of countries in the 1980s. Some countries had internal problems, for example, Sri Lanka; and some other countries of Southeast Asia experienced rapid increase in labour cost. Buyers looked for alternative sources. Bangladesh was an ideal one as it had both cheap labour and large export quotas. The EU continued to grant Bangladesh quota-free status and GSP privileges. In addition, USA and Canada allocated substantially large quotas to Bangladesh. These privileges guaranteed Bangladesh assured markets for its garments in USA, Canada and EU. The domestic factor that contributed to the growth of RMG industry was the comparative advantage Bangladesh enjoyed in garment production because of low labour cost and availability of almost unlimited number of trainable cheap labour. The domestic policies of the government contributed to the rapid growth of this sector. The government provided various kinds of incentives such as duty-free import of fabrics under back-to-back L/C, bonded warehouse facilities, concessionary rates of interest, cash export incentive, export processing zone facilities, etc. The government also took a number of pragmatic steps to streamline export-import formalities.
There are several weaknesses of the RMG industry of Bangladesh. Labour productivity in the RMG sector of Bangladesh is lower than many of its competitors. Bangladeshi workers are not as efficient as those of Hong Kong, South Korea and some other countries and in most factories, technologies used are not the latest.
In addition to the fact that the industry is vulnerable because it is highly dependent on the imported raw materials, the infrastructure in the country is deplorably underdeveloped. Problems in power supply, transportation and communication create serious bottlenecks. Inadequate port facilities result in frequent port congestion, which delays shipment. All these increase the lead-time to process an order, i.e. the time from the date of receiving an order to the date of shipment.
The application of MFA had negative impact on many garments exporting countries. The countries, which were adversely affected by quotas under MFA, created pressure to discontinue MFA by integrating textile and clothing industries into GATT system. As a result, the Uruguay Round negotiations envisaged the phasing out of MFA by the end of 2004. With the phasing out of MFA, the position of Bangladesh in the world market will change as all countries including those under quota restrictions, will enjoy quota free status. Bangladesh will have to compete with a larger number of established and powerful suppliers of readymade garments. Bangladesh has taken some steps to face the new challenges. Such steps include removing infrastuctural bottlenecks, building additional supply capacity, use of cost reduction strategy, and increase in value-addition through backward integration.
For RMG sector, the backward linkages are weaving the fabric, spinning the yarn, and dyeing, printing and finishing operations. These operations can be combined into one composite mill or they can be established as separate units. Currently, Bangladeshi apparel exporters import fabrics at international prices using back-to-back letter of credit. While procuring through back-to-back L/C, the importers (Bangladeshi exporters of apparels) pay high interest and other charges, commissions, fees for the services of the middlemen involved. The establishment of composite mills or individual units of weaving, spinning and processing will reduce lead time and increase value addition and employment, in addition to improving the cost advantages.
In the Fifth Five-Year Plan (1997-2002), the government of Bangladesh envisages the attainment of self-sufficiency in yarn production by establishing new spinning capacities. The production capacity of this sector increased substantially though not as much as was required. There are 1,126 weaving and spinning mills including 142 ring spinning mills and 15 open-end spinning units in Bangladesh. These units produce mostly for the domestic markets. Of the total production of fabric, only 25% are supplied by the modern mills, the rest of the domestically produced fabrics are supplied by the specialised units, power looms and handloom sub-sectors. The RMG industry uses a small quantity of fabric woven in the handloom sub-sector. The domestic capacity meets less than 8% of the demand for woven fabrics of the export-oriented RMG industry. The domestic production can meet about 40% of the demand for export quality knit fabrics.
The current requirement of yarn for both domestic and export-oriented RMG industry is about 590 million kg and this will increase to about 818 million kg by the year 2005. The current requirement for fabrics is 4,400 million meters and by 2005 it will increase to 6,000 million metres. It is estimated that by 2005 Bangladesh will need 156 spinning mills each with 25,000 spindles, 371 weaving mills each with 125 looms, and 371 dyeing and finishing units each with capacity of processing 10 million meters of fabrics per annum.
The government of Bangladesh has specified some goals in the latest national development plan for backward linkage industries. To achieve the goals set in the Fifth Five-Year Plan, Bangladesh offers attractive incentives to attract both local and foreign direct investment in RMG sector. The Export Promotion Bureau, in collaboration with the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (bgmea), undertakes various activities to promote Bangladeshi garments in foreign markets. They also organise annual Exhibition in Dhaka in which hundreds of foreign buyers participate.
Bangladesh exports a very limited categories of products. The factories in Bangladesh produce shirts, jackets, trousers, and other garments, with high concentration (about 60% of the total apparel exports) in the export of shirts of low price. Bangladesh is the largest exporter of men's and boys' cotton shirts in the US market. In this market, it competes with India, Sri Lanka, Mexico and other Central American countries in the lower price segment. The average price of Bangladesh-made shirts was $62.74 per dozen in 1998. This price was the second lowest. The Dominican Republic sold the lowest priced shirts of the same category at $54.79 per dozen. Prices of Indian, Mexican and Sri Lankan shirts were $81.04, $76.26 and $74.77 respectively. Against this, the prices of Hong Kong and Malaysia shirts were $107.34 and $134.08 respectively. Exporters from Bangladesh produce mostly those items on which quotas are available. However, there are a few exceptions. Some South Korean firms operating from Export Processing Zones of Dhaka and chittagong export padded jacket and trousers of higher value. Many firms now export some non-quota items as well. The share of such items in the total quantity, however, is very small. Recently, export of knitwear and sweaters has increased faster than that of woven wears. These indicate that Bangladesh is actively engaged in the process of product diversification.
Although Bangladesh exports garments to some 30 countries, its exports are highly concentrated in two major markets, the USA and EU. The USA as the largest importer country imported 43.24% of total garments exported from Bangladesh in 1998-99. Bangladesh was the sixth largest supplier of apparels in the US markets in the same year. However, if European Union is considered as a single market, the US market becomes the second largest. Bangladesh exported 52.38% of its apparel exports to the EU in 1998-99. The EU is the single most important destination of knitwear export from Bangladesh. Of the individual members of the EU, Germany is the largest importer of both woven RMG (15.6%) and knitwears (14.8%) from Bangladesh and it is followed by the UK and France. The EU as a bloc has been importing from Bangladesh an increasing quantity of apparels. In the last five years Bangladesh's exports to the EU have grown by 174%. The main reason for this phenomenal growth is the almost duty free (due to GSP privileges) and quota-free access to this market. Other export markets are small. Japan and ASEAN countries are potentially large markets. Bangladesh has not yet been able to export sizeable quantity of apparels to Japan, although it imports about 90% of the machinery from Japan to run the apparel industry. Similarly, Bangladesh has not been able to have market access to ASEAN, or Indian markets although it imports a huge quantity of fabrics and yarn from these countries. The main reasons for this are the tariff and non-tariff barriers Bangladesh faces in these markets. Recently, Bangladesh has started exporting to India, South Korea and other new markets. As a member of South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC), Bangladesh has undertaken an elaborate programme to increase apparel exports to India and other member countries of SAARC.
Bangladesh responded positively to the international requirement of elimination of child labour from the garments sector. Under the Memorandum of Understanding jointly signed by BGMEA, ILO, UNICEF and US Embassy, Dhaka on 4 July 1994, Bangladesh pledged to eliminate child labour by November 1996. Accordingly, it took necessary measures to do so. The laid-off children were provided financial support so that they could attend schools until they attain the age of 15. BGMEA and some NGOs jointly operate a number of schools for these children. The factory owners are required to abide by the laws that regulate minimum wages, working conditions, eco-labeling, etc of the garment factory workers. The workers are allowed to form and/or join trade unions. There are many active trade unions with CBAs in the garment industry. But factories located in the Export Processing Zones do not have trade unions. However, the workers of those factories receive higher remuneration and better benefit packages. To meet the international standard, the industry with the help of BGMEA makes sure that the factories do not use any dyes including Azu dye that are hazardous to health. Bangladesh recognises the fact that its economic security depends on the future of its RMG industry. Therefore, it has undertaken an elaborate programme to meet the challenges it is likely to face in the post-MFA world market. [Hafiz G A Siddiqi]
Garment & Textile Importers & Buyers Directory
Apparel & Clothing Importers & Buyers Directory comprises over 33,500 international garment, textile, apparel and clothing importers, buyers, wholesalers and distributors of baby wears, children wears, men & women clothing, sweaters, knitted garments, denim garments, fur clothing, silk garments, ski-wears, underwears, tee and sweat shirts, and piecegoods, etc. for export promotion and international business marketing. Garment & Textile Importers & Buyers Directory (or Apparel & Clothing Importers & Buyers Directory) is recently updated in Jan 2008 and complied in CD Rom version with buyers' information such as company name, address, country, phone no., fax no., email address, website address, business nature and the productsneeded, etc.
This apparel & clothing business trade directory is well designed to promote global business for international suppliers, manufacturers, traders, exporters, export agents and brokers of apparel,clothing, garment and textile products and accessories through direct export marketing methodssuch as direct email, fax, mailing and phone contact. Our global buyers directory CD Rom includes easyto-use computer programs with many direct promotion features. You may directly send group emails, efaxs (email-to-fax) or direct mailing to targeted buyers & importers to promote your products. It saves you valuable time, money, and efforts in collecting, re-typing, and maintaining buyers' data and hence allowing you to devote more time on developing your international business in the more cost-effective way. In addition, it includes an entra bonus tool of Directory of Global Import Organizations so that you may contact worldwide importers' trade organizations and chambers to collect your target market information and look for more buyers' contact. Global Buyer Directory - Garment & Textile allows you to promptly start promotion and is your cost-effective export promotion tool!
Features: Includes company name, mailing address, country, phone no., fax no., contact person, type of business, Url & email addresses, products, etc. Email addresses verified upon collection Built-in computer programs for export promotion. No need to purchase extra softwares and re-type data and hence save time and money User-friendly & Menu-driven. Easy to use On-screen searching by company name, country, or product Printing Mailing Labels, Buyer List, email and efax Reports Sending emails & efaxs by product, country, or company name Capability to export importers' data (CSV Text format) so that it can be imported to the phone book of most fax applications for direct fax promotion Support multiple subject lines, mail-merge for company and contact person, partial email sending, generation of random email Id or reference no., sending tested email, different email reply address, etc. Support block list for email recipient's removal request Onscreen Quick Start Guide and Tips for email promotion Extra tool - Directory of Global Importer Organizations
Price (including registered postage): USD300.00(Exchange Rate: USD1.00=HKD7.76 ) Payment Details:For Bank Deposit/ Bank Wire Transfer paymentBank Name: The Bank of East Asia, Limited (Hong Kong) A/C Name: BD InternationalA/C Number: 015-531-25-01029-1Swift Code: BEASHKHH (Please fax the payment proof to us together with the order form clearly specifying the directory name. Our fax no. is (852) 3112 3564)View Demostration Download Order Form View FAQ
Contact us for additional information.Other Products: Global Buyers Directory (Global Importers Directory) Trade Associations Directory (Chambers Directory) Garment & Textile Importers & Buyers Directory is the cost-effective apparel & clothing importers & buyers 'directory for export promotion specifically designed tohelp you to compete globally. Buy now to stay ahead ofyour competitors !
Since the late 1970s, the RMG industry started developing in Bangladesh primarily as an export-oriented industry although, the domestic market for RMG has been increasing fast due to increase in personal disposable income and change in life style. The sector rapidly attained high importance in terms of employment, foreign exchange earnings and its contribution to GDP. In 1999, the industry employed directly more than 1.4 million workers, about 80% of whom were female. With the growth of RMG industry, linkage industries supplying fabrics, yarns, accessories, packaging materials, etc. have also expanded. In addition, demand for services like transportation, banking, shipping and insurance has increased. All these have created additional employment. The total indirect employment created by the RMG industry in Bangladesh is estimated to be some 200,000 workers.
In addition to its economic contribution, the expansion of the RMG industry has caused noticeable social changes by bringing more than 1.12 million women into labour force. The economic empowerment of these working girls/women has changed their status in the family. The attractive opportunity of employment has changed the traditional patriarchal hegemony of the fathers, brothers and husbands. Most working women/girls can now chose when to get married or become mothers. The number of early marriages is decreasing; so is the birth rate; and the working girls tend to send their little bothers and sisters to school, as a result, the literacy rate is increasing. They can participate in family decision-making. Most importantly, the growth of RMG sector produced a group of entrepreneurs who have created a strong private sector. Of these entrepreneurs, a sizeable number is female. A woman entrepreneur established one of the oldest export-oriented garment factories, the Baishakhi Garment in 1977. Many women hold top executive positions in RMG industry.
The RMG industry is highly dependent on imported raw materials and accessories because Bangladesh does not have enough capacity to produce export quality fabrics and accessories. About 90% of woven fabrics and 60% of knit fabrics are imported to make garments for export. The industry is based primarily on sub-contracting, under which Bangladeshi entrepreneurs work as sub-contractors of foreign buyers. It has grown by responding to orders placed by foreign buyers on C-M (Cut and Make) basis. During its early years, the buyers supplied all the fabrics and accessories or recommended the sources of supply from which Bangladeshi sub-contractors were required to import the fabrics. However, situation has improved. At present, there are many large firms, which do their own sourcing.
The hundred percent export-oriented RMG industry experienced phenomenal growth during the last 15 or so years. In 1978, there were only 9 export-oriented garment manufacturing units, which generated export earnings of hardly one million dollar. Some of these units were very small and produced garments for both domestic and export markets. Four such small and old units were Reaz Garments, Paris Garments, Jewel Garments and Baishakhi Garments. Reaz Garments, the pioneer, was established in 1960 as a small tailoring outfit, named Reaz Store in dhaka. It served only domestic markets for about 15 years. In 1973 it changed its name to M/s Reaz Garm
ents Ltd. and expanded its operations into export market by selling 10,000 pieces of men's shirts worth French Franc 13 million to a Paris-based firm in 1978. It was the first direct exporter of garments from Bangladesh. Desh Garments Ltd, the first non-equity joint-venture in the garment industry was established in 1979. Desh had technical and marketing collaboration with Daewoo Corporation of South Korea. It was also the first hundred percent export-oriented company. It had about 120 operators including 3 women trained in South Korea, and with these trained workers it started its production in early 1980. Another South Korean Firm, Youngones Corporation formed the first equity joint-venture garment factory with a Bangladeshi firm, Trexim Ltd. in 1980. Bangladeshi partners contributed 51% of the equity of thee new firm, named Youngones Bangladesh. It exported its first consignment of padded and non-padded jackets to Sweden in December 1980.Within a short period, Bangladeshi entrepreneurs got familiar with the world apparel markets and marketing. They acquired the expertise of mobilising resources to export-oriented RMG industries. Foreign buyers found Bangladesh an increasingly attractive sourcing place. To take advantage of this cheap source, foreign buyers extended, in many cases, suppliers' credit under special arrangements. In some cases, local banks provided part of the equity capital. The problem of working capital was greatly solved with the introduction of back-to-back letter of credit, which also facilitated import of quality fabric, the basic raw material of the industry. The government assigned high priority to the development of RMG industry.
Till the end of 1982, there were only 47 garment manufacturing units. The breakthrough occurred in 1984-85, when the number of garment factories increased to 587. The number of RMG factories shot up to around 2,900 in 1999. Bangladesh is now one of the 12 largest apparel exporters of the world, the sixth largest supplier in the US market and the fifth largest supplier of T-shirts in the EU market. The industry has grown during the 1990s roughly at the rate of 22%. In the past, until 1980, jute and jute goods topped the list of merchandises exported from Bangladesh and contributed more than 50% of the total export earnings. By late 1980s, RMG exports replaced jute and jute goods and became the number one in terms of exports.
In 1983-84, RMG exports earned only $0.9 billion, which was 3.89% of the total export earnings of Bangladesh. In 1998-99, the export earnings of the RMG sector were $5.51 billion, which was 75.67% of the total export earnings of the country. The net foreign exchange earnings were, however, only about 30% of the figures quoted above because approximately 70% of foreign exchanges earned were spent in importing the raw materials and accessories to produce the garments exported.
Both external and internal factors contributed to the phenomenal growth of RMG sector. One external factor was the application of the GATT-approved Multifibre Arrangement (MFA) which accelerated international relocation of garment production. Under MFA, large importers of RMG like USA and Canada imposed quota restrictions, which limited export of apparels from countries like Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and India to USA and Canada. On the other hand, application of MFA worked as a blessing for Bangladesh. As a least developed country, Bangladesh received preferential treatment from the USA and European Union (EU). Initially Bangladesh was granted quota-free status. To maintain competitive edge in the world markets, the traditionally large suppliers/producers of apparels followed a strategy of relocating RMG factories in countries, which were free from quota restrictions and at the same time had enough trainable cheap labour. They found Bangladesh as a promising country. So RMG industry grew in Bangladesh.
By 1985, Bangladesh emerged as a strong apparel supplier and became a powerful competitor for traditional suppliers in the US, Canadian and European markets. Since 1986, Bangladesh has been increasingly subjected to quota restrictions by USA and Canada. RMG industry suffered setback in a number of countries in the 1980s. Some countries had internal problems, for example, Sri Lanka; and some other countries of Southeast Asia experienced rapid increase in labour cost. Buyers looked for alternative sources. Bangladesh was an ideal one as it had both cheap labour and large export quotas. The EU continued to grant Bangladesh quota-free status and GSP privileges. In addition, USA and Canada allocated substantially large quotas to Bangladesh. These privileges guaranteed Bangladesh assured markets for its garments in USA, Canada and EU. The domestic factor that contributed to the growth of RMG industry was the comparative advantage Bangladesh enjoyed in garment production because of low labour cost and availability of almost unlimited number of trainable cheap labour. The domestic policies of the government contributed to the rapid growth of this sector. The government provided various kinds of incentives such as duty-free import of fabrics under back-to-back L/C, bonded warehouse facilities, concessionary rates of interest, cash export incentive, export processing zone facilities, etc. The government also took a number of pragmatic steps to streamline export-import formalities.
There are several weaknesses of the RMG industry of Bangladesh. Labour productivity in the RMG sector of Bangladesh is lower than many of its competitors. Bangladeshi workers are not as efficient as those of Hong Kong, South Korea and some other countries and in most factories, technologies used are not the latest.
In addition to the fact that the industry is vulnerable because it is highly dependent on the imported raw materials, the infrastructure in the country is deplorably underdeveloped. Problems in power supply, transportation and communication create serious bottlenecks. Inadequate port facilities result in frequent port congestion, which delays shipment. All these increase the lead-time to process an order, i.e. the time from the date of receiving an order to the date of shipment.
The application of MFA had negative impact on many garments exporting countries. The countries, which were adversely affected by quotas under MFA, created pressure to discontinue MFA by integrating textile and clothing industries into GATT system. As a result, the Uruguay Round negotiations envisaged the phasing out of MFA by the end of 2004. With the phasing out of MFA, the position of Bangladesh in the world market will change as all countries including those under quota restrictions, will enjoy quota free status. Bangladesh will have to compete with a larger number of established and powerful suppliers of readymade garments. Bangladesh has taken some steps to face the new challenges. Such steps include removing infrastuctural bottlenecks, building additional supply capacity, use of cost reduction strategy, and increase in value-addition through backward integration.
For RMG sector, the backward linkages are weaving the fabric, spinning the yarn, and dyeing, printing and finishing operations. These operations can be combined into one composite mill or they can be established as separate units. Currently, Bangladeshi apparel exporters import fabrics at international prices using back-to-back letter of credit. While procuring through back-to-back L/C, the importers (Bangladeshi exporters of apparels) pay high interest and other charges, commissions, fees for the services of the middlemen involved. The establishment of composite mills or individual units of weaving, spinning and processing will reduce lead time and increase value addition and employment, in addition to improving the cost advantages.
In the Fifth Five-Year Plan (1997-2002), the government of Bangladesh envisages the attainment of self-sufficiency in yarn production by establishing new spinning capacities. The production capacity of this sector increased substantially though not as much as was required. There are 1,126 weaving and spinning mills including 142 ring spinning mills and 15 open-end spinning units in Bangladesh. These units produce mostly for the domestic markets. Of the total production of fabric, only 25% are supplied by the modern mills, the rest of the domestically produced fabrics are supplied by the specialised units, power looms and handloom sub-sectors. The RMG industry uses a small quantity of fabric woven in the handloom sub-sector. The domestic capacity meets less than 8% of the demand for woven fabrics of the export-oriented RMG industry. The domestic production can meet about 40% of the demand for export quality knit fabrics.
The current requirement of yarn for both domestic and export-oriented RMG industry is about 590 million kg and this will increase to about 818 million kg by the year 2005. The current requirement for fabrics is 4,400 million meters and by 2005 it will increase to 6,000 million metres. It is estimated that by 2005 Bangladesh will need 156 spinning mills each with 25,000 spindles, 371 weaving mills each with 125 looms, and 371 dyeing and finishing units each with capacity of processing 10 million meters of fabrics per annum.
The government of Bangladesh has specified some goals in the latest national development plan for backward linkage industries. To achieve the goals set in the Fifth Five-Year Plan, Bangladesh offers attractive incentives to attract both local and foreign direct investment in RMG sector. The Export Promotion Bureau, in collaboration with the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (bgmea), undertakes various activities to promote Bangladeshi garments in foreign markets. They also organise annual Exhibition in Dhaka in which hundreds of foreign buyers participate.
Bangladesh exports a very limited categories of products. The factories in Bangladesh produce shirts, jackets, trousers, and other garments, with high concentration (about 60% of the total apparel exports) in the export of shirts of low price. Bangladesh is the largest exporter of men's and boys' cotton shirts in the US market. In this market, it competes with India, Sri Lanka, Mexico and other Central American countries in the lower price segment. The average price of Bangladesh-made shirts was $62.74 per dozen in 1998. This price was the second lowest. The Dominican Republic sold the lowest priced shirts of the same category at $54.79 per dozen. Prices of Indian, Mexican and Sri Lankan shirts were $81.04, $76.26 and $74.77 respectively. Against this, the prices of Hong Kong and Malaysia shirts were $107.34 and $134.08 respectively. Exporters from Bangladesh produce mostly those items on which quotas are available. However, there are a few exceptions. Some South Korean firms operating from Export Processing Zones of Dhaka and chittagong export padded jacket and trousers of higher value. Many firms now export some non-quota items as well. The share of such items in the total quantity, however, is very small. Recently, export of knitwear and sweaters has increased faster than that of woven wears. These indicate that Bangladesh is actively engaged in the process of product diversification.
Although Bangladesh exports garments to some 30 countries, its exports are highly concentrated in two major markets, the USA and EU. The USA as the largest importer country imported 43.24% of total garments exported from Bangladesh in 1998-99. Bangladesh was the sixth largest supplier of apparels in the US markets in the same year. However, if European Union is considered as a single market, the US market becomes the second largest. Bangladesh exported 52.38% of its apparel exports to the EU in 1998-99. The EU is the single most important destination of knitwear export from Bangladesh. Of the individual members of the EU, Germany is the largest importer of both woven RMG (15.6%) and knitwears (14.8%) from Bangladesh and it is followed by the UK and France. The EU as a bloc has been importing from Bangladesh an increasing quantity of apparels. In the last five years Bangladesh's exports to the EU have grown by 174%. The main reason for this phenomenal growth is the almost duty free (due to GSP privileges) and quota-free access to this market. Other export markets are small. Japan and ASEAN countries are potentially large markets. Bangladesh has not yet been able to export sizeable quantity of apparels to Japan, although it imports about 90% of the machinery from Japan to run the apparel industry. Similarly, Bangladesh has not been able to have market access to ASEAN, or Indian markets although it imports a huge quantity of fabrics and yarn from these countries. The main reasons for this are the tariff and non-tariff barriers Bangladesh faces in these markets. Recently, Bangladesh has started exporting to India, South Korea and other new markets. As a member of South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC), Bangladesh has undertaken an elaborate programme to increase apparel exports to India and other member countries of SAARC.
Bangladesh responded positively to the international requirement of elimination of child labour from the garments sector. Under the Memorandum of Understanding jointly signed by BGMEA, ILO, UNICEF and US Embassy, Dhaka on 4 July 1994, Bangladesh pledged to eliminate child labour by November 1996. Accordingly, it took necessary measures to do so. The laid-off children were provided financial support so that they could attend schools until they attain the age of 15. BGMEA and some NGOs jointly operate a number of schools for these children. The factory owners are required to abide by the laws that regulate minimum wages, working conditions, eco-labeling, etc of the garment factory workers. The workers are allowed to form and/or join trade unions. There are many active trade unions with CBAs in the garment industry. But factories located in the Export Processing Zones do not have trade unions. However, the workers of those factories receive higher remuneration and better benefit packages. To meet the international standard, the industry with the help of BGMEA makes sure that the factories do not use any dyes including Azu dye that are hazardous to health. Bangladesh recognises the fact that its economic security depends on the future of its RMG industry. Therefore, it has undertaken an elaborate programme to meet the challenges it is likely to face in the post-MFA world market. [Hafiz G A Siddiqi]
Garment & Textile Importers & Buyers Directory
Apparel & Clothing Importers & Buyers Directory comprises over 33,500 international garment, textile, apparel and clothing importers, buyers, wholesalers and distributors of baby wears, children wears, men & women clothing, sweaters, knitted garments, denim garments, fur clothing, silk garments, ski-wears, underwears, tee and sweat shirts, and piecegoods, etc. for export promotion and international business marketing. Garment & Textile Importers & Buyers Directory (or Apparel & Clothing Importers & Buyers Directory) is recently updated in Jan 2008 and complied in CD Rom version with buyers' information such as company name, address, country, phone no., fax no., email address, website address, business nature and the productsneeded, etc.
This apparel & clothing business trade directory is well designed to promote global business for international suppliers, manufacturers, traders, exporters, export agents and brokers of apparel,clothing, garment and textile products and accessories through direct export marketing methodssuch as direct email, fax, mailing and phone contact. Our global buyers directory CD Rom includes easyto-use computer programs with many direct promotion features. You may directly send group emails, efaxs (email-to-fax) or direct mailing to targeted buyers & importers to promote your products. It saves you valuable time, money, and efforts in collecting, re-typing, and maintaining buyers' data and hence allowing you to devote more time on developing your international business in the more cost-effective way. In addition, it includes an entra bonus tool of Directory of Global Import Organizations so that you may contact worldwide importers' trade organizations and chambers to collect your target market information and look for more buyers' contact. Global Buyer Directory - Garment & Textile allows you to promptly start promotion and is your cost-effective export promotion tool!
Features: Includes company name, mailing address, country, phone no., fax no., contact person, type of business, Url & email addresses, products, etc. Email addresses verified upon collection Built-in computer programs for export promotion. No need to purchase extra softwares and re-type data and hence save time and money User-friendly & Menu-driven. Easy to use On-screen searching by company name, country, or product Printing Mailing Labels, Buyer List, email and efax Reports Sending emails & efaxs by product, country, or company name Capability to export importers' data (CSV Text format) so that it can be imported to the phone book of most fax applications for direct fax promotion Support multiple subject lines, mail-merge for company and contact person, partial email sending, generation of random email Id or reference no., sending tested email, different email reply address, etc. Support block list for email recipient's removal request Onscreen Quick Start Guide and Tips for email promotion Extra tool - Directory of Global Importer Organizations
Price (including registered postage): USD300.00(Exchange Rate: USD1.00=HKD7.76 ) Payment Details:For Bank Deposit/ Bank Wire Transfer paymentBank Name: The Bank of East Asia, Limited (Hong Kong) A/C Name: BD InternationalA/C Number: 015-531-25-01029-1Swift Code: BEASHKHH (Please fax the payment proof to us together with the order form clearly specifying the directory name. Our fax no. is (852) 3112 3564)View Demostration Download Order Form View FAQ
Contact us for additional information.Other Products: Global Buyers Directory (Global Importers Directory) Trade Associations Directory (Chambers Directory) Garment & Textile Importers & Buyers Directory is the cost-effective apparel & clothing importers & buyers 'directory for export promotion specifically designed tohelp you to compete globally. Buy now to stay ahead ofyour competitors !
BASE TEXTILES IN CHITTAGONG:
your apparel partner...
Polo Shirt and T-shirt (Basic & Fancy)
Sweat Shirt, Pant and Jacket
Rugby Shirt
Sports Wear (Trouser, Boxer Shorts, Jersey)
www.basetextile.com
Title, Base Textile Ltd. Address. Dalta Dalia Apartment, 36, Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Suit # 9/B, Banani. City, Dhaka - 1213. Country, Bangladesh.
Knitting dyeing, finishing and garments - under ONE roof
Equipped with top-of-the-line production facilities...
Environmentally committed apparel producer
Composite textile for your composite satisfaction.
Knitting dyeing, finishing and garments - under ONE roof
Equipped with top-of-the-line production facilities...
Environmentally committed apparel producer
Composite textile for your composite satisfaction.
UNIVOGUE GARMENTS COMPANY IN BANGLADESH:
Below is a partial list of Univogue Garments Co. Ltd.'s areas of expertise... Some of the products it has shipped, the materials it has used, and the techniques it has employed. For a full list, and much more detailed information, buy the complete Panjiva Report on Univogue Garments Co. Ltd for only $99.00.
Data Source: Panjiva Analysis of shipment data from United States Department of Homeland Security
Products
vest
jackets and blazers
rainwear
ski suits
gloves and mittens
See all 17 product categories that Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. has shipped since January 2005 in the full report.
Materials
rayon velour
herringbone twill
wool velour
donegal tweed
polyester
acrylic
rayon
lycra
See all 25 materials that Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. has used since January 2005 in the full report.
Construction Techniques
knit
Dyeing Techniques
embroidered
pigment dyed
dyed
See all 4 dyeing techniques that Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. has employed since January 2005 in the full report.
GenderUnivogue Garments Co. Ltd. has experience making apparel.
Caliber of Customers
Below is a list of the types of customers this supplier has served. Learn which customer segment Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. specializes in serving by buying the full report for only $99.00.
Data Source: Panjiva Analysis of shipment data from United States Department of Homeland Security
Mass customers
Mass-market customers include retailers with a moderate price point and broad distribution (e.g., The Gap), labels that are found in these mass-market retailers, and trading companies that have known relationships with these mass-market players.
var my_tooltip = new Tooltip('caliber_tooltip_trigger_0', 'caliber_tooltip_0')
Discount customers
Discount customers include retailers with a low price point (e.g., Wal-Mart), labels that are found in these retailers, and trading companies that have known relationships with these discount players.
var my_tooltip = new Tooltip('caliber_tooltip_trigger_1', 'caliber_tooltip_1')
Niche customers
Niche customers include single door boutiques, labels without broad distribution, and trading companies that have no known relationships to large, established players.
var my_tooltip = new Tooltip('caliber_tooltip_trigger_2', 'caliber_tooltip_2')
Below is a partial list of Univogue Garments Co. Ltd.'s areas of expertise... Some of the products it has shipped, the materials it has used, and the techniques it has employed. For a full list, and much more detailed information, buy the complete Panjiva Report on Univogue Garments Co. Ltd for only $99.00.
Data Source: Panjiva Analysis of shipment data from United States Department of Homeland Security
Products
vest
jackets and blazers
rainwear
ski suits
gloves and mittens
See all 17 product categories that Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. has shipped since January 2005 in the full report.
Materials
rayon velour
herringbone twill
wool velour
donegal tweed
polyester
acrylic
rayon
lycra
See all 25 materials that Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. has used since January 2005 in the full report.
Construction Techniques
knit
Dyeing Techniques
embroidered
pigment dyed
dyed
See all 4 dyeing techniques that Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. has employed since January 2005 in the full report.
GenderUnivogue Garments Co. Ltd. has experience making apparel.
Caliber of Customers
Below is a list of the types of customers this supplier has served. Learn which customer segment Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. specializes in serving by buying the full report for only $99.00.
Data Source: Panjiva Analysis of shipment data from United States Department of Homeland Security
Mass customers
Mass-market customers include retailers with a moderate price point and broad distribution (e.g., The Gap), labels that are found in these mass-market retailers, and trading companies that have known relationships with these mass-market players.
var my_tooltip = new Tooltip('caliber_tooltip_trigger_0', 'caliber_tooltip_0')
Discount customers
Discount customers include retailers with a low price point (e.g., Wal-Mart), labels that are found in these retailers, and trading companies that have known relationships with these discount players.
var my_tooltip = new Tooltip('caliber_tooltip_trigger_1', 'caliber_tooltip_1')
Niche customers
Niche customers include single door boutiques, labels without broad distribution, and trading companies that have no known relationships to large, established players.
var my_tooltip = new Tooltip('caliber_tooltip_trigger_2', 'caliber_tooltip_2')
Title, Univogue Garments Co. Ltd. Address. Unite -1, Plot # 57-59, Sector -1, CEPZ. City, Chittagong. Country, Bangladesh. Telephone, +880-31-740568
YOUNGONE GARMENTS ACCESSORIES IND. LTD
Products & Services:
Address:
Plot # 20, 21, 34, 35, Sector- 2, CEPZ
City:
Chittagong
Phone:
+880-31-740466-7, 638547
Fax:
+880-31-740066, 740015.
YOUNGONE PADDING (CEPZ) LTD.
Products & Services:
Padding & Quilting
Address:
Plot Nos. 9-11, 18-20, Sector No-07 Chittagong Export Processing Zone
City:
Chittagong
Phone:
740639
Fax:
740066
Email:
REGENCY GARMENTS LTD.
Products & Services:
Address:
Holding # 1777, Shimil Villa, Road # 5, Co-operative H. Society, Kulshi
City:
Chittagong
Phone:
+880-31-740026, 741070-71, 741185-86, 618035
Fax:
+880-31-740020
SUMAN GROUP OF COMPANIES:
We are one of the largest readymade apparels manufacturer & exporter from Bangladesh, we have total 48 factories with facility of knit, woven and sweater manufacturing. Apart from manufacturing, we also have a huge range of product verity which we export from Bangladesh as trading company.
See more
Selected Products
Readymade Stock Lot Garments
Apparel Stocks
More
Company Profile
Basic Information
Company Name:
Sunman Group of Companies
Business Type:
Buying Office
Product/Service:
Ready made Garments, Handicrafts
Number of Employees:
Above 1000 People
Trade & Market
Main Markets:
North America
Total Annual Sales Volume:
Above US$100 Million
Address:
CDA Anex Building, Kotoali
City:
Chittagong
Phone:
636883, 611033-4, 611382
Fax:
88-031-610352
See more
Selected Products
Readymade Stock Lot Garments
Apparel Stocks
More
Company Profile
Basic Information
Company Name:
Sunman Group of Companies
Business Type:
Buying Office
Product/Service:
Ready made Garments, Handicrafts
Number of Employees:
Above 1000 People
Trade & Market
Main Markets:
North America
Total Annual Sales Volume:
Above US$100 Million
Address:
CDA Anex Building, Kotoali
City:
Chittagong
Phone:
636883, 611033-4, 611382
Fax:
88-031-610352
KDS GROUP:
WOVEN CAPACITY:-
Capacity
:
20,000 dozen per month.
Percentage Of Business
:
70% for US, 30% for EEC.
Quota strength
:
Category 341/100,000 dozensCategory340/50,000 dozensCategory647/50,000 dozensCategory351/20,000 dozens 38/9.
Quality Level
:
Maintain AQL 3.5
Capacity
:
20,000 dozen per month.
Percentage Of Business
:
70% for US, 30% for EEC.
Quota strength
:
Category 341/100,000 dozensCategory340/50,000 dozensCategory647/50,000 dozensCategory351/20,000 dozens 38/9.
Quality Level
:
Maintain AQL 3.5
KNIT Capacity:-
:
80,000 dzns per month
Percentage Of Business
:
80% for US, 20% for EEC.
Setup
:
Vertical
Quota strength
:
Highest Quota holder in Bangladesh specially in 638/9, 338/9.
Quality Level
:
Maintain AQL 2.5
CONTACT ADRS:
255 Nasirabad I/A, Chittagong 4211, BangladeshTel 880 31 681701 – 3, Fax 880 31 682137Email info@kdsgroup.net
Rd 4, Hs 63, Blk C, Banani, Dhaka 1213, BangladeshTel 880 2 988 3279 882 1722, Fax 880 2 882 5218Email info@kds.dominox.com
Unit B 15th Floor, Heng Shan Centre, 145 – 145 Queen’s Road EastWanchai, Hong KongTel 852 2369 1303 2369 1354 Fax 852 2311 0314Email info@kdsgroup.net
CLIFTON GROUP:
Clifton group consists of eight sistern concern and engaged manufacturing under garments such as bikini, brief, boxer, bra etc. About 10000 people working. Clifton group mainly exporting garments to many country.
Business Type:
Manufacturer
Product/Service:
Apparels
Number of Employees:
Above 1000 People
Trade & Market
Main Markets:
North America
Total Annual Sales Volume:
US$5 Million - US$10 Million
Company Name:
CLIFTON BANG1ADESH
Products & Services:
Address:
City:
Chittagong
Phone:
710421
Fax:
Email:
Web:
http://www.aikkoon.com
HERE ATTACHED SOME GOOD COMPANIES BELOW;
PLEASE CONTACT THEIR THROUGH THIS SITE :-
- MARK INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD.
List of Machinery
For Pharmaceutical Industry:
A) Liquid Section :
Liquid Filling Machine
Electric Stirrer
Emulsifying Stirrer
R.O.PP Cap Sealing Machine
R.O. Tear-off Plastic Cap Sealing Machine
Transfer Pump
Double Jacked Vessel
Bottle Washing Machine
Liquid Filter Machine
Bottle Dryer
S.S. Conveyor Table
Inspection Unit for bottle checking
S.S. Evaporator
S.S. Vessel / Container
Rotary Bottle Washing Machine
Rotary Table
B) Tablet Section
Double Cone Blender
V-Blender
Mass Mixer
Oscillating Granulator
Tablet / Granuels Dryer
Multi Mill
S.S. Conveyor Table
Mechanical Shifter
Waste Foil Cutter
C) Injection Section
R.O. Vial Capping Machine
Ampoule / Vial Dryer
Vial Inspection Table
D) Ointment Section
Ointment / Cream Filling Machine
Aluminum Tube Closing Machine
Jacked Vessel with Stirrer
Homoginizer
For Agrobased Industry
USG Briquetter Machine
UMG Briquetter Machine
For Food Processing Industry
Juice Filling Machine
Jacketed Vessel with Stirrer
S.S. Charging Vessel with Stirrer
Pulping Machine
Juice Filter Machine
Homoginizer
For Cosmetic & Chemical Industry
S.S. Filling Machine
Coconut Oil Filling Machine
Baby Oil / Olive Oil Filling Machine
R.O.PP Cap Sealing Machine
Powder Filling Machine
Paste / Cream Filling Machine
Vial Crimping Machine
Tube Crimpler (Closer)
Automatic Can Seaming Machine
Double Cone Blender
Leap Jel Filling Machine
Jacketed Vessel with Stirrer
Conveyor
Adhesive Processing Vessel with Stirrer
For Insecticide & Pesticide Industry
Pesticides Mixer Machine
Liquid Filling Machine
R.O.PP Cap Sealing Machine
Charging Vessel with Stirrer
Semi-Liquid Filling Machine
Multi-Mill
Waste Foil Cutter
Service Information:
Proven quality of International Standard.
Specialized in high quality maintenance and back-up services for machinery & equipment.
One year guarantee with free servicing for any mechanical aspects.
Spare parts are available on request.
Beside standard products our company also undertakes order for tailor-made products.
Mark Industries (Pvt.) Ltd. Corporate Office:348/1, Dilu Road, Dhaka-1000BangladeshPhone: 9331778, 8315578, 8315629 Fax: +880-2-8321049 E-mail:info@markbd.com Web site:http://www.markbd.com/ - MARK ASIA LIMITED.
PRODUCTS :: Material Handling Equipments
HPT
Stacker
Reach Truck
MARK ASIA LIMITED EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR IN BANGLADESH for the following MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT------
BT INDUSTRIES AB, Sweden for Hand Pallet Truck, Powered Stacker, Reach Truck and Forklift Truck.
TAIYO Drum Handling Equipment from Japan.
GOLDMILL Material and Drum Handling Equipment from China.
OPK Handling Equipment from Japan.
LPI of Thailand and METECH of Malaysia for total storage solution.
HYUN DAI Crane and Electric Hoist from Korea.
UGI from Thailand and INTRACO from Malaysia for HDPE/Plastic Pallets.
FEICHI Forklift Tyre from China.
OPK Order Picker
Super Market Shelves
Racks
Slotted Angle Shelves
Forklift Truck
Plastic Pallets
Forklift Tyre
MARK ASIA LIMITED Corporate Office:351, Dilu Road, Dhaka-1000BangladeshPhone: 9331778, 8315578, 8315629
Fax: +880-2-8321049
E-mail:info@markbd.com Web site:http://www.markbd.com/
Title
ALAM FIBER IMPEX
Address
House No. 6/A, Road No. 13, Gulshan -1
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9880458, 9890636, 9890638, 9890628-29
Fax
+880-2-8823784, 9890637
Website
http://www.alamfiber.com/
Contact Person
Md. Shamsul Alam
Description
Exporter & Jute Products
Title
Druk Wongden Tshongkhang
Address
Post Box No. 228, Phuentsholing
City
Phuentsholing
Country
Bhutan
Telephone
+975-5-252755, Cell: 0097517601240 (Bhutan), 0088-01819-151423 (Bangladesh)
Fax
+975-5-254280, 253023
Contact Person
Mr. Phurba Tshering
Description
Ready made Garments, Shoes and General Items
Send Email / Query
Title
Agaco Fashion Ltd
Address
House # 369 DOHS (Baridhara) Gulshan
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9882731
Fax
+880-2-9883507
Send Email / Query
Title
Ahmed Garments Ltd.
Address
Shah Smiti Market, Society Ltd. Plot # 36/a, I/D, Avenue-4, Mirpur-1
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8012268
Send Email / Query
Title
Al- Yesrab Apparel (Pvt.) Ltd.
Address
CB-234/2, Plot # 284, Kachukhet, Dhaka Cantt
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9871282
Fax
+880-2-9871282
Send Email / Query
Title
Alana Group
Address
House # B/141, Lane -22, New DOHS Mohakhali
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8825659
Send Email / Query
Title
Al-Musum Garments Ltd.
Address
1101 DIT Road, Malibagh Chowdhury Para
City
Dhaka - 1219
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9336501, 9347034
Fax
+880-2-8316920
Send Email / Query
Title
Alpha Knitting Wear Ltd.
Address
Zeenat Bhaban, (2nd Floor), 41/1, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Kawran Bazar
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8117843, 8116714
Fax
+880-2-8116713
Send Email / Query
Title
Amber Apparels & Textiles Ltd.
Address
146/4, Green Road
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-811695, 8115530
Fax
+880-2-8113108
Send Email / Query
Title
Amity Fashions Ltd.
Address
2, Darus Salam Road, (1st & 2nd Floor), Mirpur
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8013828
Fax
+880-2-8015775
Send Email / Query
Title
Anam Garments Ltd
Address
67, Mirpur Road, (1st Floor), Kalabagan
City
Dhaka - 1205
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9130541
Fax
+880-2-9130541
Send Email / Query
Title
Andaleeb Knitwear (Pvt.) Ltd.
Address
House # 28, Road # 11 (New), Dhanmondi
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8117145
Fax
+880-2-9126420
Send Email / Query
Title
Angel Garments
Address
299/A, Eidgah Road, 8/A (New), West Dhanmondi
City
Dhaka - 1205
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8110456
Fax
+880-2-8110456
Send Email / Query
Title
Anirban Garments Ltd.
Address
93, Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9562681-5
Fax
+880-2-9562686-7
Send Email / Query
Title
Antler Apparels Ltd.
Address
House # 92, (4th Floor), International Airport Road, Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8827702
Fax
+880-2-8826757
Send Email / Query
Title
Applque Fashion Ltd
Address
2F/2 Golden Street Ring Road, Shamoly
City
Dhaka - 1207
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9121358, 8117049
Fax
+880-2-8122541
Send Email / Query
Title
Arrival Fashion Ltd.
Address
Suite-43 (2nd Floor) Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9553039
Send Email / Query
Title
Avenues Corporation
Address
333/3 Segun Bagicha (3rd Floor), G.P.O Box - 2368
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9348777, 01711-531109
Fax
+880-2-8313510
Send Email / Query
Title
Bang Jin (Bangladesh) Ltd
Address
Tower Hamlet, 16, Kemal Ataturk Avenue, (4th Floor), Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9883216, 9883406
Fax
+880-2-8827054
Send Email / Query
Title
Basic Style Garments Ltd.
Address
1/8B, East Bashaboo
City
Dhaka - 1214
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9348561, 8315695
Send Email / Query
Title
Beitex Ltd
Address
House # 114, Road # 32, Section # 7, Uttara Model Town
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8911850
Fax
+880-2-8916590
Send Email / Query
Title
Birds Fadrex Ltd
Address
9/9, Iqbal Road, Mohammadpur
City
Dhaka - 1207
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8114756, 8111261
Fax
+880-2-8116790
Send Email / Query
Title
Birds Garments Ltd
Address
9/9 Iqbal Road, Mohammadpur
City
Dhaka - 1207
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8114758
Fax
+880-2-8116790
Send Email / Query
Title
Cargo Bangla Ltd.
Address
23/A, Dhanmondi R/A, Road # 6
City
Dhaka - 1205
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9669180-85
Fax
+880-2-8613326
Send Email / Query
Title
Classic Labels Ltd.
Address
145, Motijheel C/A, (3rd Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9568982
Fax
+880-2-8829018
Send Email / Query
Title
Claxton Apparels
Address
Baitul Abed, 53 Purana Paltan (5th Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9555275
Fax
+880-2-9566542
Send Email / Query
Title
Confidence Apparels IntÃl Ltd
Address
71 College Road, Chawk Bazar
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-622115, 612150
Fax
+880-31-610522
Send Email / Query
Title
Continental Garments Industries (Pvt) Ltd.
Address
13, Dilkusha C/A (7th Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9563795, 9563796
Fax
+880-2-9563927
Send Email / Query
Title
Continental Wears Ltd
Address
13, Dilkusha C/A (7th Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9563795
Fax
+880-2-9563927
Send Email / Query
Title
Cotton & Cotton Garments Industries Ltd
Address
PMP Plaza, 14, Kamal Ataturk Avenue (2nd Floor) Banani
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8822023, 8827502, 8827516
Fax
+880-2-8822732
Send Email / Query
Title
Crony Apparels ltd
Address
32, B. B Road
City
Narayanganj
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9716476
Fax
+880-2-9715689
Send Email / Query
Title
Crown Systems Limited
Address
House # 412, Road # 29, New DOHS, Mohakhali
City
Dhaka - 1206
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9882738, 8816118
Fax
+880-2-8827243
Send Email / Query
Title
Data Fashions Ltd.
Address
House # S/E-4, (Garden House 2nd Floor), Road # 137, Plot # 4, Gulshan-1
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8816652
Fax
+880-2-9881386
Send Email / Query
Title
Day Apparels Ltd/Day Fashion Ltd
Address
1351 Sultan Chwk Market, Aturar Depot, West Sholashahar
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-683010, 683869
Fax
+880-31-682825
Send Email / Query
Title
DBL Group
Address
102, Green Road, Farmgate, Tejgaon
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9119694, 9127574
Fax
+880-2-8122133, 8126876
Title
Dird Garments Ltd.
Address
House # 9, Road # 51, Gulshan-2
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8825397, 9886747
Fax
+880-2-8823621
Send Email / Query
Title
Dress Man Ltd.
Address
81, North South Road
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-831098, 8313315
Send Email / Query
Title
Eurotex Marketing & QC
Address
3/6, Asad Avenue (3rd Floor) Mohammadpur
City
Dhaka - 1207
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9122881, 8116473
Fax
+880-2-8118314
Send Email / Query
Title
Export Knitware Ltd
Address
Sec-2, Block-D, Street-1, Plot-96, Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8012108, 9010148
Fax
+880-2-8012108, 8013574
Send Email / Query
Title
Faltex Knitting Ltd.
Address
Jahan Bhaban (2nd Floor), H- 87, New Airport Road, Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9882650, 8818695, 8819301
Fax
+880-2-9882162
Send Email / Query
Title
Faltex Knitting Ltd.
Address
Plot # C-148, (Ground & 1st Floor), BSCIC Industrial Estate, Tongi
City
Gazipur
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9802700, 01911-350109
Fax
+880-2-9802700
Send Email / Query
Title
Fashion Plus Ltd.
Address
49, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Kawran Bazar
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9120897
Fax
+880-2-9120118
Send Email / Query
Title
Fashion Products Ltd
Address
Jahan Bldg No 3, 79 Agrabad C/A
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-721969, 712924
Fax
+880-31-710667
Send Email / Query
Title
Fashion Skirt & Troesers Eng. Ltd
Address
Soydana, P.O National University
City
Gazipur
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9801829, 9801828
Fax
+880-2-9802638
Send Email / Query
Title
Feather Tex Ltd
Address
112/3,Monipuri Para, Tejgoan
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9129271, 9716417
Fax
+880-2-8116631
Send Email / Query
Title
Glifton Group
Address
Juban Bima Bhaban (2nd Floor) 4 Jubilee Road
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-618056, 615479
Send Email / Query
Title
Glory Fashion Ltd.
Address
BCIC Bhaban, (10th Floor), 30-31- Dilkusha C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9666519, 9560807
Fax
+880-2-9666264
Send Email / Query
Title
Gold Keys Textiles & Hosieary Garments (Pvt) Ltd.
Address
55, B.B.Road, 2nd Rail Gaite (1st & 2nd Floor)
City
Narayanganj
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9718897
Send Email / Query
Title
Gold Star Fashions Ltd.
Address
66, Chiriakhana Road, Section- 2, Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8020590, 8021903, 8023094
Fax
+880-2-9007518
Send Email / Query
Title
Gumti Textiles Ltd.
Address
28, Dilkusha C/A, (11th Floor)
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9551880, 9556683
Fax
+880-2-8813114, 9559234
Send Email / Query
Title
H.R.B Apprels Ltd
Address
34 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Purnima Cinema Hall Complex (2nd Floor) Kawran Bazar
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8116471
Fax
+880-2-8615116
Send Email / Query
Title
H.T.Garments Ltd.
Address
House # 681, Road # 32, Mirpur Road, Dhanmondi
City
Dhaka - 1209
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9120402, 9121140
Fax
+880-2-9121074
Send Email / Query
Title
Halmark Apperls Ltd
Address
291 Layel Road, Laldighi West
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-618437
Fax
+880-31-610342
Send Email / Query
Title
Ha-Meem Fashion Ltd.
Address
House # B/165, Lane #23, New DOHS, Mohakhali
City
Dhaka - 1206
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8825056, 8811149
Fax
+880-2-8826090, 8829106
Send Email / Query
Title
Intraco Apparels Ltd.
Address
504 Concord Tower, 113 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8318634
Fax
+880-2-9338143
Send Email / Query
Title
J.T.S Corporation (Bangladesh) Ltd
Address
Printers Building (13th, 14 th Floor), Motijheel C/A, 5, Rajuk Avenue
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9550283, 9550331
Fax
+880-2-9359183
Send Email / Query
Title
Jamuna Apparels Ltd.
Address
Carporate Office: House # 141, Road # 12, Block-E, Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8814575, 8826208
Fax
+880-2-9883185, 8011697
Send Email / Query
Title
JNG Fashion Fabrics Ltd.
Address
1/G East Rampura
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9339651-2
Fax
+880-2-8319681
Send Email / Query
Title
Kaniz Garments Ltd.
Address
64, Motijheel C/A (2nd Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9559631
Fax
+880-2-9560680
Website
http://www.abedinequipment.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Kazi Fasion Limited
Address
7, Hatkhola Road
City
Dhaka - 1203
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9122842, 9123432
Title
Kuehne & Nagel Bangladesh Ltd
Address
Iqbal Center (8th floor), 42, Kamal Ataturk Avenue, Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9884884, 9884886, 9884889
Fax
+880-2-9884867
Send Email / Query
Title
Liss Wear International
Address
Liss Tower, (Ground Floor), 1388, CDA Avenue, East Nasirabad
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-654083, 652607
Fax
+880-31-656920
Send Email / Query
Title
Lotus Kamal Industries Ltd
Address
49, Gulshan South Avenue, Gulshan-1
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9885362-3
Fax
+880-2-8823171
Send Email / Query
Title
Lucent Apparels Ltd
Address
Auto Complex, 221 Dewanhat
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-711724, 724798, 714529
Fax
+880-31-726430
Send Email / Query
Title
M.H. Fashion Ltd.
Address
2/1, Haji Dilgani Market, Mohammadpur
City
Dhaka - 1207
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9126411, 9126414, 9130215
Fax
+880-2-9130216, 8110766
Send Email / Query
Title
Merit Garment Factory
Address
Apt 11/A, Delta Dahlia, 36 Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9881418
Fax
+880-2-8810510
Send Email / Query
Title
Modiste (Bangladesh) Ltd
Address
Jahan Bldg No 3, 79 Agrabad C/A
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-721969, 712924
Fax
+880-31-710667
Send Email / Query
Title
Nevada Garments ltd
Address
House#122, Road#5, New DOHS, Mohakahli
City
Dhaka - 1206
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9883438
Fax
+880-2-9883437
Send Email / Query
Title
New Town Knitwear Co. Ltd.
Address
House # 256, Road # 3, DOHS, Baridhara
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8813001-3, 9883747
Fax
+880-2-8829231
Send Email / Query
Title
Nippon Garments Ltd.
Address
Abedin Tower, (8th Floor), 35, Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8828032, 8821170
Fax
+880-2-8823569
Send Email / Query
Title
Nipun Cosmetics & Garments
Address
9 South Central Road
City
Khulna - 9100
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-41-722016
Fax
+880-41-725946
Send Email / Query
Title
Nissan Group
Address
Elahi Chamber (1st Floor) 21 Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9552577, 9552483, 9560712
Fax
+880-2-9561891, 8316505
Send Email / Query
Title
Nit Expointe International
Address
20, Dhaka Housing (5A) North Adabor, Shamoly
City
Dhaka - 1207
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9127274
Fax
+880-2-9121059
Send Email / Query
Title
Northern Corporation Ltd.
Address
House # 67C (2nd Floor) Road No- 4, Block -J, Banani
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9882516-7, 9882607, 9882796
Fax
+880-2-9882610
Send Email / Query
Title
Novel Hurricane Knit Garments Ltd
Address
32, Purana Paltan (3rd Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9568822, 9568577
Fax
+880-2-9569990
Send Email / Query
Title
Sajib Knitwear & Garments Ltd.
Address
21, Rajuk Avenue, (8th Floor), Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9555796, 9568261
Fax
+880-2-9568262
Send Email / Query
Title
Salim & Brothers Ltd.
Address
91, Agrabad C/A
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-725631, 716248
Fax
+880-31-710034
Send Email / Query
Title
Saminaz Garments Ltd.
Address
Plot # 28, Road # 2, Block # B, Section # 12, Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-7317047, 7312125, 9111868
Fax
+880-2-8113158
Send Email / Query
Title
SGS Bangladesh Ltd
Address
63, Dilkusha C/A (4th Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9563981-83, 9557464
Fax
+880-2-9563980
Send Email / Query
Title
Shagore Garments Ltd.
Address
88, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, (1st Floor), Tejtury Bazar, Tejgaon
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9111454
Fax
+880-2-8113370
Send Email / Query
Title
Shanta Industry
Address
SFB#3, 8, Plot # 198-201/220-223, DEPZ, Ganakbari, Savar
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9352357-58
Fax
+880-2-9352359
Send Email / Query
Title
Shimul Wear Fashions Ltd.
Address
1/1, Baisteki, Section # 13, Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1221
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9007664, 806052, 01711-522360
Send Email / Query
Title
Sidko Limited
Address
Plot-36,Road-46, Gulshan North C/A
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9882240
Fax
+880-2-8826334
Send Email / Query
Title
Speedwell Fashion Ltd.
Address
House # 141, Road # 12, Block-E, Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8814575, 8826208
Fax
+880-2-9883185, 8011697
Send Email / Query
Title
Stylecraft Limited.
Address
108, Old Airport Road, Tejgaon
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9129624-5, 8120489
Fax
+880-2-9121837
Send Email / Query
Title
Stylecraft Limited.
Address
145,Monipuri Para,Tejgaon
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
8
Fax
+880-2-8116457
Send Email / Query
Title
Swan Garments Ltd
Address
258.193 Dilkkin Khan P.O Box 6020
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8911627
Fax
+880-2-8823309
Send Email / Query
Title
Syeed Trading
Address
7, H.S.Suhrawardy Road
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-617133
Fax
+880-31-610715
Send Email / Query
Title
Thai Bangla Imperial Ltd
Address
100 Motijheel C/A (6th Floor) Biman Bhaban
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9666957-61
Fax
+880-2-9565402
Send Email / Query
Title
Trade Fare International Ltd
Address
60/1, Purana Paltan (2nd Floor) GPO Box # 2511
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9569872-3, 9565111
Fax
+880-2-9562567
Title
Tropica Garments Ltd.
Address
63, Mohakhali C/A (3rd Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8827292, 8825996
Fax
+880-2-8823226
Send Email / Query
Title
Unidress Ltd.
Address
House # 488, (1st Floor), Road $ 32, New DOHS, Mohakhali
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9559591, 9562176
Fax
+880-2-9554777
Send Email / Query
Title
United Apparels
Address
3, Sonaton Pale Lane,
City
Narayanganj
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9716311
Fax
+880-2-9712298
Send Email / Query
Title
Universe Apparel Exports Ltd.
Address
52, New Eskaton Road, TMC Building (6th Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9351996, 9351997
Fax
+880-2-8317023
Send Email / Query
Title
Veltex Corporation
Address
36 Kamal Ataturk Avenue Delta Dahlia 2/B Banani
City
Dhaka - 1213
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9886551, 9882185-6
Fax
+880-2-9886551
Send Email / Query
Title
Victory Dresses Ltd
Address
Rahman Mansion (3rd Floor) 376 D.T. Road, Kadamtali
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-726750
Fax
+880-31-723544
Send Email / Query
Title
Vital Group
Address
House # 74, Road # 9/A, Dhanmondi R/A
City
Dhaka - 1209
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9112314, 8122614
Fax
+880-2-9121236
Send Email / Query
Title
Windy Apparels Ltd.
Address
247, Tejgaon I/A
City
Dhaka - 1208
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8816334, 8816478
Fax
+880-2-9883437
Send Email / Query
Title
Windy Associate
Address
247, Tejgaon I/A
City
Dhaka - 1208
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8816334, 8816478
Fax
+880-2-9883437
Send Email / Query
Title
Wisdom Attires
Address
Dapa, Idrakpur, Fatullah
City
Narayanganj - 1421
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9716452-3, 9714782
Fax
+880-2-9716165, 9715564
Send Email / Query
Title
York Fashion Ltd.
Address
88 Mazar Road Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9005988, 8018015
Fax
+880-2-8014278
Send Email / Query
Title
Young Trade(BD)
Address
Road # 4 House # 14/1 Dhanmondi
City
Dhaka - 1205
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9663440, 9664608
Fax
+880-2-9662048
Send Email / Query
Title
Youngone Padding (CEPZ) Ltd
Address
Plot # 9-11, 18-20, Sector # 07, Chittagong Export Processing Zone
City
Chittagong
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-740466-67, 740184
Fax
+880-31-740066
Send Email / Query
Title
Youth Group Enterprise
Address
Youth Tower, 822/2, Rokey Sharani, Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9115597, 9122481
Fax
+880-2-8113615
Send Email / Query
Title
Elite Garments Inds. Ltd.
Address
Elite House, 54 Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9561376
Fax
+880-2-9561375
Website
http://www.elite-garments.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Abedin Garments Ltd.
Address
64, Motijheel C/A (2nd Floor)
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9559631
Fax
+880-2-9560680
Website
http://www.abedinequipment.com/
Title
Rear Garments Ltd.
Address
BTMC Bhaban (3rd floor), 7-9 Kawran Bazar C/A
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9124634-6
Fax
+880-2-9123010
Send Email / Query
Title
Newtex Aparel wear Ltd.
Address
Chandrashila Suvastu Tower (10th & 11th floor), 69/1 Green Road (Panthapath)
City
Dhaka - 1205
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9663237, 8614910, 8629259, 9675097, 8620750
Fax
+880-2-8615928
Website
http://www.newtexbd.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
B.M. Apparels Ltd.
Address
25/2 Shah Ali Bagh (2nd floor), Section-1, Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9005078, 9013837, 9015336
Fax
+880-2-9005078
Send Email / Query
Title
Amco Fashions Ltd.
Address
Room # 2-11 (5th floor), Eastern View, 50 D.I.T Extention Road
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9348147
Fax
+880-2-9337728
Send Email / Query
Title
Gerber Technology
Address
City Heart (3rd floor), 67 Nayapaltan
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9349934, 9334039, 9351642
Fax
+880-2-8319716
Website
http://www.gerbertechnology.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Naf Corporation
Address
City Heart (3rd floor), 67 Nayapaltan
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9349934, 9334039, 9351642
Fax
+880-2-8319716
Website
http://www.gerbertechnology.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Gerber Technology (Chittagong office)
Address
House # 126, Road # 1, Sugandha Housing Society, Panchlaish
City
Chittagong - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-652345, 656165, 656244
Website
http://www.gerbertechnology.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Naf Corporation (Chittagong office)
Address
House # 126, Road # 1, Sugandha Housing Society, Panchlaish
City
Chittagong - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-31-652345, 656165, 656244
Website
http://www.gerbertechnology.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Ashik Garments Ltd.
Address
Saleh Kalyan Bhaban (2nd floor), 3/10 Naya Paltan, DIT Extension Road
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8312483, 8314820, 9351091
Fax
+880-2-8312312
Website
http://www.ashikgarments.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Model Group
Address
1 Momenbagh (3rd floor), Razarbagh
City
Dhaka - 1217
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9350180-81, 8317207
Fax
+880-2-9345165, 9336750
Send Email / Query
Title
SLS (Pvt.) Ltd.
Address
24 Station Road, Tejgaon
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8116991, 9121977, 9131405
Fax
+880-2-8119232, 9131405
Website
http://www.sls-bd.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Squire Resources
Address
Suit # 08, Level # 11, Unique Trade Center (UTC)
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9118746, 8159163, 01711-520797
Fax
+880-2-9124991
Website
http://www.esquireresources.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Robin Apparels Limited
Address
T.K. Bhaban (10th floor), 13 Karwan Bazar
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9143807, 9139558
Fax
+880-2-9117751
Website
http://www.robintex.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Toyo Composite Knit Garments Ltd.
Address
Sena Kalyan Bhaban (9th floor), Suite # 904, 195 Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-7115248-51, 9551918, 9551890, 01199-098952
Fax
+880-2-9564929, 9553880
Website
http://www.bangladesh-business.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
Excelsior Garments Ltd.
Address
345, Segunbagicha, GPO Box. No. 6
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8316805, 8316271, 9353485
Fax
+880-2-9330909, 8313687
Send Email / Query
Title
Youth Garments Ltd.
Address
Youth Tower, 822/2 Rokeya Sharani
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8112871
Fax
+880-2-8113615
Send Email / Query
Title
Choudhury Apparels (pvt) Ltd.
Address
Youth Tower, 822/2 Rokeya Sharani
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8112871
Fax
+880-2-8113615
Send Email / Query
Title
Kna Apparels
Address
House # 391, Road # 29, (1st Floor), New DOHS, Mohakhali
City
Dhaka - 1206
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9883022, 01711-548923
Fax
+880-2-8827252
Website
http://www.kanpl.com/
Contact Person
Mr. Nurul Islam, Managing Director
Send Email / Query
Title
SGS Bangladesh Ltd.
Address
63, Dilkusha C/A, (4th floor )
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9563981-83, 9557464
Fax
+880-2-9563980
Send Email / Query
Title
Ashik Garments Ltd
Address
Saleh Kalyan Trust Bhaban (2nd floor), 3/10 Naya Paltan, DIT Extension Road
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-28312483, 8314820
Fax
+880-2-8312312
Website
http://www.ashikgarments.com/
Send Email / Query
Title
A & H Enterprise Ltd.
Address
93, Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9562681-5
Fax
+880-2-9562686-7
Send Email / Query
Title
Ad Rich Corporation
Address
44/12, West Panthapath (1st floor)
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8118944
Fax
+880-2-8113171
Send Email / Query
Title
Allied Garments Ltd.
Address
24, Shantinagar (2nd floor)
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8311428, 9340764
Fax
+880-2-8313665
Send Email / Query
Title
Amity Apparels Ltd.
Address
1, Hajaripara, DIT Road, Rampura
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9330449, 8351341
Fax
+880-2-8314970
Title
Apex Sipinning & Knitting Mills Ltd.
Address
Biman Bhaban, (5th floor), 100, Motijheel
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9562383
Fax
+880-2-9562387
Title
Apex Waving & Finishing Mills Ltd.
Address
DCCI Building, (8th floor), 65-66, Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9555363, 9562004
Fax
+880-2-9556487
Send Email / Query
Title
Appolo Stickers Co.
Address
Manzita Super Market, 3/F, Sec-7, Plot-6, Raod # 3, Mirpur
City
Dhaka - 1216
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8014310, 8012106
Title
Ashraf Fashions Ltd.
Address
1, Hajipara, DIT Road, Rampura
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9330449, 9332898
Fax
+880-2-8314970
Send Email / Query
Title
Bang Jin (Bangladesh) Ltd.
Address
Tower Halmet, 16, Kemal Ataturk Avenue (4th floor), Banani
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9883216, 9883406
Fax
+880-2-8827054
Send Email / Query
Title
AROMA FASHION WEAR LTD.
Address
Habib Super Market, (5th floor), 50, Gulshan South C/A, Gulshan-1
City
Dhaka - 1212
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8816481
Fax
+880-2-9887180
Title
Russel Garments Ltd.
Address
31, Loyal Tank Road, Narayanganj
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9711736
Fax
+880-2-9715468
Title
Korobi Fashions Ltd.
Address
Ibrahim Mansion, (3rd floor), 11, Purana Paltan
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9558756
Fax
+880-2-9558561
Title
Impex Fashion Ltd.
Address
Holland Center, (7th floor), Cha-72/1-B, Middle Badda
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8850473, 8852751
Fax
+880-2-8850473
Title
Asian Fashion International
Address
33, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, (1st floor), Kawran Bazar
City
Dhaka - 1215
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9116742
Fax
+880-2-8125532
Send Email / Query
Title
Voyager Garments Ltd.
Address
B-61, Malibagh Chowdhury Para, D.I.T. Road
City
Dhaka - 1219
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9351524, 9332876, 8321537
Title
Unex Style Ltd.
Address
House # 211, (1st floor), Road # 2, Baridhara DOHS
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-8860789, 8852517
Title
Albion Apparels Ltd.
Address
98/B, Malibagh Chowdhury Para DIT Road, Malibagh
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9330802
Title
Ananta Apparels Ltd.
Address
Ananta Plaza, (1st floor), 136, Elephant Road
City
Dhaka
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9660159-60
Fax
+880-2-8615738, 8614905
Title
Apex Spinning & Knitting Mils Ltd.
Address
Biaman Bhaban, (5th floor), 100 Motijheel C/A
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9562383
Fax
+880-2-9562213, 9562387
Title
Padma Polycotton Knit Fabrics Industries
Address
5, Rajuk Avenue, Ext
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9555782, 9568917-20
Fax
+880-2-9562045-6
Title
KRC Composite Textile Inds. Ltd.
Address
Janata Bhaban, 1/1, North Kamalapur
City
Dhaka - 1000
Country
Bangladesh
Telephone
+880-2-9331139, 8313442
Fax
+880-2-8313943
1 comment:
fantastics!!!
ur link will be most helpful us
thnks
Post a Comment