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Bangladesh Ready-Made Wear (RMG) Manufacturers
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items I work inside Bangladesh’s RMG supply base, so this list reflects the manufacturers I consistently see referenced for export-ready capability across woven, denim, and knit. I rechecked official sites and public profiles to avoid memory-only picks. Ca...Sourcing brief form, Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: +8801792020736 and LinkedIn
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Woven & Denim Export Manufacturers
Knit & Composite Production Powerhouses
Diversified Groups for End-to-End Programs
Woven & Denim Export Manufacturers
For woven/denim, I separate suppliers by what they truly control: garment lines, wash capability, and fabric access. I shortlist based on public capability clarity plus how they present compliance and export readiness. Caveat: “denim leader” can mean...
I list Pacific Jeans for clear denim manufacturing visibility and export focus. I check wash depth, development bandwidth, and sustainability signals before treating it as a fit. Caveat: wash approvals and MOQs can tighten timelines, so sampling need...
Pacific Jeans Group (Denim Garments)
I include Ha-Meem because it publicly positions large-scale woven and denim output for export. I verify which unit is producing the style and review site-level compliance documents. Caveat: group reputation isn’t enough—plant-by-plant variation matte...
Ha-Meem Group (Woven + Denim)
I keep Ananta here because it presents private-label capability with broad category coverage. I sanity-check what they’re strongest at per product (woven, denim, outerwear) and confirm sampling responsiveness. Caveat: wide menus can hide specializati...
Ananta Group (Private Label, Multi-Category)
I list Beximco Apparels for its clear export-facing garment identity and structured product focus. I verify fabric route (in-house vs nominated) and align finishing standards early. Caveat: woven lead times swing with lab dips and trims—locking appro...
Beximco Apparels Ltd.
I include TEAM Group because it publicly presents a sourcing + manufacturing structure with garment units and export orientation. I confirm whether production is in an owned factory or partner-managed for the category. Caveat: control changes with th...
TEAM Group (Manufacturing + Sourcing Ecosystem)
Knit & Composite Production Powerhouses
For knit/composite suppliers, I focus on process control: knitting/dyeing/sewing integration, shrinkage discipline, GSM consistency, and how transparently they describe operations. Caveat: “composite” doesn’t automatically mean performancewear readin...
I list DBL for its visible ecosystem across apparel and supporting services, which can help stabilize programs. I validate the exact unit for the product and how washing/printing/testing are managed. Caveat: large ecosystems can hide variability—site...
DBL Group (Apparel + Textiles + Services)
I include Masco for clear knit composite positioning and published sustainability visibility. I confirm knitting/dyeing capacity match and define shrinkage and colorfastness methods early. Caveat: fabric behavior shifts by season and yarn—agree toler...
Masco Group (Knit Composite)
I include Fakir Apparels for its stated multi-category capability and product development support. I validate technical claims with test requirements, seam specs, and prior comparable styles. Caveat: “technical” is easy to overstate—documentation and...
Fakir Apparels (Knit/Woven + Outerwear Claims)
I list Snowtex because it maintains a clear public identity with factory/product navigation and export focus. I verify category fit (basics vs outerwear) and plan around peak-season capacity. Caveat: outerwear complexity increases trim risk fast—lock...
Snowtex Group (Knit + Outerwear Visibility)
I list GMS because it presents an integrated knit setup and compliance cues publicly. I confirm the full chain (knit→dye→sew) and how inline QC is recorded. Caveat: certification names are often misunderstood—request current scope and validity for th...
GMS Composite Knitting (Integrated Knit)
Diversified Groups for End-to-End Programs
These are useful when a buyer needs broader coverage across product categories or stronger corporate infrastructure. I treat them as program partners and always identify the exact producing unit first. Caveat: diversification can dilute focus—clarity...
I include Viyellatex for its recognizable apparel footprint and public sustainability framing. I confirm site-level audit status and ETP/waste handling notes where available. Caveat: public ESG pages aren’t the same as buyer compliance—current audit ...
Viyellatex Group (Apparel + ESG Visibility)
I list Epyllion because it publicly describes multiple garment units and supporting services. I validate the correct unit (knit vs woven) and whether testing/washing is internal or partner-based. Caveat: “vertical” can mean many things—mapping each p...
Epyllion Group (Multi-Unit Manufacturing)
I include Square Fashions for its group ecosystem context and public code-of-conduct visibility. I verify product scope and ensure the certifications shown apply to the shipping factory. Caveat: multi-site groups can confuse documentation—unit-level ...
Square Fashions (Square Group Ecosystem)
I list NASSA because it publicly positions a wide RMG footprint with export identity. I confirm the unit aligned to the product category and validate seasonal capacity planning. Caveat: peak seasons compress timelines—booking, T&A discipline, and...
NASSA Group (RMG + Textile Footprint)
I include Envoy Group because it frames both garments and textiles under one group identity. I verify whether the need is garment production, denim fabric supply, or both, and route to the right unit. Caveat: fabric-led groups may still need a separa...
Envoy Group (Apparel + Denim/Textile Backbone)