Apparel and Fashion Products Importers Directory Bangladesh

Trade Mode Limited

Address: Gafur Super Market, Enayet Nagar, Fatullah , , Bangladesh

Description: We are, at trade mode ltd. a manufacturer, exporter & buying house of ready-made garments in Bangladesh.we have our own production units for the manufacture of various typed knitted garments.

Category: Readymade Garments

San Accessories Ltd.

Address: House# 37 /c, Asad Avenue (1 and 2 Floor) , , Bangladesh

Description: Manufacturing and importer of garments accessories.
Manufacturing Items: woven label, print label, hang tag, heat sticker imported items: lace, ribbon, tape, button, zipper, PVC and patches etc.

Category: Women Wear

Fardeen Trading

Address: Amir Complex, Bashundhara Main Gate, Bashundhara Baridhara, Dhaka-1212. , , Bangladesh

Description: Fardeen Trading deals baby, ladies dress and fashion, jewellery items etc.

Category: Fashion and Garment Accessories

Hamza Engineering

Address: 31 Ulon, West Rampura, Dhaka - 1219 , , Bangladesh

Description: Export import and wholesale Apparel and Fashion Products.

Category: Knitwear and Knitted Fabrics

Bhb International

Address: Road-35,house-1,sector-7,uttara , , Bangladesh

Description: Afnan apparales international company is a 100% export oriented garments buying house located at Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh.

our mission is to manufacture and provide high quality ready made garments in time to our valuable customers

Category: Knitwear and Knitted Fabrics

India Clothing & Textile Trade Show a highlight for buyers in South Africa

Top class clothing and textile manufacturers from India will again be showcasing their latest collection to South African buyers in Cape Town and Johannesburg in March 2011.

 

The India Clothing & Textile Trade Show, now in its 5th year will feature an exceptional selection of contemporary creations designed specifically for the South African market.

Exquisite ranges on display from over 30 top class manufacturers will include womenswear, menswear, childrenswear, pashminas and shawls, home and apparel fabrics, soft furnishings as well as made-ups.

This highly acclaimed annual show is an initiative of the Ministry of Textiles and Commerce in India under the auspices of the Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC).

Mortimer Harvey Public Relations and Communications was appointed to handle the publicity for the show after successfully coordinating all public relations for 'The India Show' staged in Johannesburg in August 2010. The agency subsequently also managed all communications for the official opening of India's largest international trading company, MMTC Ltd in January 2011.

The India Clothing & Textile Trade Show, organised by Lte South Africa will be held at the CTICC in Cape Town from 2 to 4 March and at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg on 7 and 8 March.

Indian officials describe the show as a highlight for discerning buyers in South Africa. "The event provides an ideal platform for India clothing and textile manufacturers and South African buyers to combine expertise, identify synergies and to establish successful and profitable partnerships."

Mr Vijay Mathur, Deputy Secretary General of AEPC India says buyers can expect to see the latest trends, colours, fabrics and designs admired by industry professionals throughout the world. "I have no doubt that visitors to the show will be inspired by the best apparel that India can offer."

India is today recognised as one of the best sourcing destinations for garments, textiles, accessories and finish. Labour is skilled and economical while prices are highly competitive without taking away from the quality of the final product.

India's natural assets also play a large role in boosting the country's garment industry by providing raw materials of world-class quality. India is the largest producer of jute, the second largest producer of cotton, silk and cellulosic fibre, the third largest producer of raw cotton and the fourth largest producer of synthetic fibre.

As the world's second largest producer of textile and garments, India's garment exports totaled US$ 10.17 billion during the year 2008-09, giving it an enviable market share of 2.99%. The Americas, EU, much of Asia and the Middle East and of course South Africa are India's clients.

The industry supports 7 million people as part of its workforce and aims to double this figure by 2011-12. It is the second largest provider of employment in the country. For every INR 100,000 (about R17 000) invested in the industry, an average of 7 additional jobs are created.

The Apparel Sector alone contributes to 8% of India's total exports with exports recording a 1% growth over last year. By the year 2011-12, India expects to record a 15% growth in quantity and 20% growth in values.

VIP invitations to the show in Cape Town and Johannesburg have been sent to South African chain store buyers, independent retailers, boutique owners, home textile and soft furnishing buyers, agents, importers, wholesalers/distributors and other industry professionals.

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TradeMark Liquidators [Buyer]

Address : 647 Village Rd, Sylvania, 30467, GA, United States

Buying Interest : Knitted Garments, Underwear, Ladies tops, Lingerie, Poloshirt, Golfshirt, T-shirt, Shirt, Jacket, Shoes, Boots, Bags

   

Via Trading Corporation [Buyer]

Address : 2750 South Alameda St., Vernon, 90058, CA, United States

Buying Interest : T-Shirt, PoloShirt, Shirt, Jeans, Bra & Underwear, Womens Tops, Polo Tops, Pants, Trouser, Tracksuit, Shoes, Sport Clothing, Handbag, Sunglasses & Frames, Glassware

Attraction Inc. [Buyer]

Address : 672, rue du Parc, LAC-DROLET, G0Y 1C0, Quebec, Canada

Buying Interest : Children T-Shirt, Cap, Jeans shirt, V-neck T-shirt, Coloring T-Shirt, Short sleeves polo, sweatshirt, T-shirt, sweater, Ladies tank top, Overshirt, Ladies polo, vest, jacket, Adult's mittens, Scarf, Ladies short cardigan, beret, Tuque, Ladies hat,

 

Miya-sama Menswear [Buyer]

Address : 454 Monroe Ave NE, Renton, , Washington, United States

Buying Interest : Jackets And Pants, Outerwear, T-shirts, Sweater

  

Argon Distribution Corporation [Buyer]

Address : 7895 Tranmere Drive, Suite 201A, Mississauga, L5S 1V9, Ontario, Canada

Buying Interest : Jackets, Coat and Overcoat, Leather & Textile garments, Gloves, Sports wear, Accessories.

 Zone Blu Inc. [Buyer]

Address : 135 W 36th Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY, 10018, United States

Buying Interest : Denim Wear, Jeans, Shirt, men's and ladies clothing, twill garments

 Epperson Enterprises Inc. [Buyer]

Address : 221 State Ave Suite C216, Marysville, 98270, Washington, United States

Buying Interest : T-shirts, Sweater, Skirt, Jeans, pant, Underwear, Bags, Hat, Fashion Jewelry, Athletic wear

Allwear Trading Co. [Buyer]

Address : 201 - 210 - 2nd St. E., NORTH VANCOUVER, V7L 1C5, British Columbia, Canada

Buying Interest : Clothes for women's , men's and children's

   

Western Pacific International [Buyer]

Address : 1201 S. Los Angeles St. #4, Los Angeles, CA, 90015, United States

Buying Interest : Ladies clothing, dresses, sportswear, sweaters, tops, vest pants and others

   
CADS Enterprises Ltd. [Buyer]

Address : 1932 St. George Ave., SASKATOON, S7M 0K5, Saskatchewan, Canada

Buying Interest : Jackets, Ski Jackets, Sweaters, Athletic Clothing, SAFETY & SPECIALIZED CLOTHING, Pants, Casual Dress, Rainwear

SADEMI [Buyer]

Address : C/ San Roque 11, PRADOLUENGO, 09216, Burgos, Spain

Buying Interest : Athletic wear, Sock, Bag Golfwear, Rugbywear, Ski, T-shirt, Polo shirt, Knitted Garments

   

DISMERCON INTERNACIONAL SL [Buyer]

Address : 79 Valle Niza Street, Malaga, 29196, , Spain

Buying Interest : Knitted Apparels, T-shirt, tops, Bra, Lingeries, Underwears, insole, Fashion Accesories

source:texoffer

Garment and textile industry should invest further in hi-value competitively priced products

Garment sector looks to boost world export standing.The garment and textile industry this year should invest further in hi-value competitively priced products to maintain its position in the world's top five exporters, with a view to making it into the top three, Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai told a conference on Monday.

Hai urged the industry to focus on technological innovation, while sourcing the best raw materials and improving the quality of its human resources – including its management.

An adequate support industry was also necessary to ensure the sector's sustainable development, he said.

The sector has set an ambitious target of US$12.7-$13 billion in export earnings this year, according to the Viet Nam National Textile and Garment Group (Vinatex).

It is also aiming to source between 55 and 60 per cent of its raw materials locally to cut import costs this year.

To achieve these goals, the sector planned to focus on finding new export markets, Vu Duc Giang, Vinatex chairman, said.

To reduce reliance on imported raw materials, Giang said Vinatex was trying to encourage farmers to grow more cotton.

However, he said it would be difficult to develop a cotton growing industry that met the requirement of the garment and textile industry because of poor soil quality. He said that farmers should alternate growing cotton with other crops to boost profits.

Vinatex is preparing to establish a raw-materials manufacturing joint stock company with its member firms to work with provinces to earmark farmland for cotton growing. It will be looking for farms of 50ha to 100ha.

Despite a number of difficulties, the garment sector still generated $11.2 billion from exports last year, up 23 per cent year-on-year. The localisation ratio rose from 46-49 per cent. — VNS

Target Corporation is making its first foray outside the US after agreeing a CAD1.825bn (US$1.83bn) deal

The purchase will allow Target to begin opening its first stores in Canada beginning in 2013, the retailer said , with up to 150 Target stores set to operate by 2014.

"This transaction provides an outstanding opportunity for us to extend our Target brand, Target stores and superior shopping experience beyond the United States for the first time in our company's history," explains Gregg Steinhafel, chairman, president and CEO of Target Corporation.

"We believe our investment in these leases will strengthen the surrounding communities as well as create strategic and financial value for Target stakeholders."

Under the terms of the deal, Target will pay Zellers two equal tranches of C$912.5m in May and September this year. Zellers will sub-lease these sites from Target and continue to operate them under the Zellers banner for a period of time.

The retailer's move into the Canadian market will be overseen by chief marketing officer Michael Francis.

Target, which currently operates 1,752 stores, also said it is trying to sell its credit card receivables portfolio, which totalled $6.7bn as of 30 October.

BD 3rd largest exporter of apparel, clothing accessories to USA

Bangladesh's export of apparel and clothing accessories to the US market has overtaken that of its competitors Indonesia and Mexico in the recent months.

Until August 2010, Bangladesh was the 5th largest apparel exporter to the USA after China, Vietnam, Indonesia and Mexico. But in the month of September 2010, Bangladesh with its monthly exports of $358 million overtook Mexico, which exported $325 million to US market. On October, 2010 Bangladesh overtook another competitor Indonesia - $374 million from Bangladesh compared to $365 million form Indonesia.

Now only China and Vietnam lie ahead of Bangladesh as far as RMG export to USA is concerned, said a message received here.

According to the analysis of the Commerce Wing of Bangladesh Embassy in Washington DC, Bangladesh exported about $1.44 billion worth of RMG products to USA during July-October, 2010 period, registering growth of 20.37 percent compared to the same period of previous year. Comparable growth rate of China was 21.15 percent, Vietnam was 17.26 percent, Indonesia was 16.17 percent and Mexico was 3.495 percent and India was 13.25 percent.

If the same trend of export is continued, Bangladesh can hopefully overtake Vietnam in future. But in doing so, concerted efforts from all stakeholders and avoiding labour related problems in the RMG sector would be needed.