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What we source.

Our apparel network covers the categories buyers come to Bangladesh for, with sourcing matched to the product rather than the other way around.

RMG categories: Men • Women • Kids

Grey linen T-shirt on a wooden hanger hung from a branch
  1. Men's RMG

    Everyday essentials, casualwear and other menswear requirements sourced to specification.

  2. Women's RMG

    Commercial womenswear sourced with attention to construction, materials, fit and finishing.

  3. Kids RMG

    Childrenswear sourced with careful attention to product requirements and quality.

A heap of ground turmeric in a white enamel bowl
Ground and whole spices in spoons arranged in a circle on dark wood
A pile of cinnamon sticks, close up

Premium spices

Imported spices selected for quality, consistency and dependable supply.

  • Quality
  • Consistency
  • Dependable supply

Fresh order management

You bring the requirement. We manage the journey from product development and sampling through production and shipment.

  1. Requirement

    We get clear on what you need, from product and quantity to quality, pricing and delivery.

  2. Source

    We go through our network to identify manufacturers and suppliers suited to the order.

  3. Develop

    We coordinate materials, construction, costing and samples until the product is ready.

  4. Follow up

    We stay close to production, communicate with the factory and keep things moving.

  5. Control

    We coordinate quality checks against the requirements agreed with you.

  6. Ship

    We make sure the finished order is ready for its next destination.

Services

Whatever the order needs.

  1. Export RMG

    Ready-made garments sourced for international markets and export requirements.

  2. Leftover garments

    Available and surplus garment opportunities sourced where they make commercial sense.

  3. Fresh orders

    Made-to-order production managed from the first brief to final shipment.

  4. Sourcing

    Factories, suppliers and products identified around your actual requirement.

  5. Sampling

    Product development and sample coordination before production begins.

  6. Quality management

    Quality requirements followed throughout the production process.

  7. Quality control

    Inspection coordination and production follow-up before goods leave the factory.

  • White shirts on wooden hangers
  • Folded knit sweaters in camel, oatmeal and cream with a clear hanger
  • Stack of folded fabrics in burgundy, taupe, cream and black
  • Folded knitwear in cream, tan and oatmeal
  • Long-sleeved shirts in green, mustard, sage and blush on black hangers
  • Knit sweaters in camel, cream and grey, close-up
  • Folded herringbone and cream linen on a wooden table
  • White crew-neck T-shirt worn with light jeans against a beige wall
  • Stack of folded T-shirts in burgundy, rust, tan and cream
  • Stack of folded blue jeans on a white surface
  • Spoons of ground spices on marble
  • Turmeric powder and fresh turmeric root on dark wood
  • Whole spices on wooden spoons
  • Spices in metal spoons on dark wood
  • Spices and herbs in bowls on a wooden board
  • Turmeric powder with a wooden spoon
  • Dried red chillies scattered on marble
  • Spoons of cardamom, cinnamon and fennel seeds
  • Whole cloves in a brown ceramic bowl
  • Green cardamom pods, close-up