Jute and Jute Products

The items jute and jute goods are among the specialized products of the company which are Capable of meeting the demands of the foreign buyers all over the world. The items including Jute Yarn and Twine of various specifications, the packing and raping of goods of different specifications are met according to the demands of the customers. The list includes, gunny bags, Sugar bags, Shopping bags, carpet backing cloth, Hessian clothes etc are included in the list of products.
Jute Products:

• Gunny Bag

• Onion Bag

• Sugar Bag

• School Bag

• Shopping Bags

• School Bags

• Bottle Bags

• Leaf Bags

• Hessian Cloths

• Carbon Free Bags etc.

• Carpet Backing Cloth(CBC)

• Hessian Bags ( full Bright Quality )

• Hessian Bags ( Vegetable Oil Treated )

• Hessian Bags ( Normal Oil Content )

• Sacking Bags ( Vegetable Oil Treated )

• Sacking Bags ( Normal Oil Content )

• Jute Yarn/Twine

Fashion Accessories over the world.

Garments accessories means all elements which makes the garments full fill. Somebody called it ornaments of garments, that’s not right. A man can live without ornaments but not without organs. Like that a pant could not be used without Zipper, Buttons. Yes I am agree with that some accessories behave as ornaments is hangtag, some labels & decorative accessories.

Strip Labels for folded garments: The rectangular strip Labels are recommended for jeans, trousers, shorts, sweaters and sweats. The 1-1/4" x 5" (3 x12,5 cm) Labels are stocked in over 150 different prints and can be customized with store or brand logos.
3/4" Circular Labels (2 cm): Circular Labels are suitable for knit and woven shirts and blouses. Both styles use textile safe adhesive which are easily attached and removed. These Labels are clear or white with black print. Standard stock sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL. The most effective way to size and sort folded merchandise on shelves or tables. Both styles use "textile safe" adhesive but as all labels should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
1/2" Circular Labels (1cm): Comes in clear and white with black print. Standard stock sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and 1 - 44 (except 35, 37, 39, 41 and 43). 1/2" Colored Labels with black print. Standard stock sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL.

Various Nylon Zipper
Sizes : #3, #4, #5, #7, #8, #10, etc. 2. Nylon, plastic or metal zippers and sliders 3. Auto-lock, no-lock, pin-lock, reversible and ...

Jeans Buttons: Jeans buttons mostly used in jeans pant & shirts.

FASHION INSTITUTE OF BANGLADESH

BGMEA Institute of Fashion and Technology (BIFT)

SR Tower 1, 105 Uttara, Sector- 7

Dhaka 1230, Bangladesh

Tel.: +880 2 8919986

Fax.: +880 2 8919987

Email : bift@email.com, bift@bift.info
Web : http://www.bift.info/

National Institute Of Fashion Technology(NIFT)

Office: Roade#28,House#369,new DOHS
Mohakhali, Dhaka- 1206, Bangladesh

Phone : +880-2-8831304

Mobile : 8801731220099,01713116313

Fax : +880-2-8831305

Email address : info@nift.edu.bd
Web address : www.nift.edu.bd

PEARL FASHION INSTITUTE - BANGLADESH

House#11, Road#6, Baridhara, Dhaka

Tel.: 8857763, 9899074, 9887419,

Cell: 0187 -044027

e-mail: info@pearlinstitute.com

Web: http://www.pearlinstitute.com

A light full Star in garments sector

BAY INTERNATIONAL is Exporting apparels for Bangladesh since 1986. In this business their motto is to serve their customers by supplying quality goods with competitive prices and in time delivery with excellent technical & commercial services. Since 1986, they have existing expertise in this trade. They are exporting Apparels from Bangladesh. They have about 12 manufacturing units as their closest associates. Most of them are financially sound, well established and excellent manufacturing quality apparels. Most of their manufacturing units are working as world reputed importers' compliant factories. Working for Wal-Mart, JC Penny, Target, Carrefour, H & M etc. importers as their compliant manufacturing unit.
They work on: WOVEN, KNIT & PULLOVERS for Men's, Boy's, Women's, Girl's & Kid's: Trousers (Long & Shorts) Jackets (winter/summer), Jogging/Track Suits, Windbreakers, Vests, Swimming Trunks, Shirts, Dresses, Blouses, Sweatshirts, PQ Polo / Golf Shirts, T- shirts, Kid's Sets, Sweaters/Pullovers, Work's wears etc. AND also work on HOME TEXTILE items.
The vision of Bay International and Group is to achieve and maintain the optimum quality standard and delivery garments at the shortest time possible for the minimum inventory level of Their buyers.

Seminars on BD garments to Japanese investors.

Two seminars on Bangladeshi garments were held in Tokyo and Osaka of Japan recently to help expand the markets of garments there.Quality and different aspects of the apparel industry and possibilities and opportunities of foreign investments in Bangladesh were also highlighted at the seminars.The Bangladesh Embassy in Japan and the JITA jointly organised the seminars, a press release of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) stated Wednesday, reports BSS. Bangladesh Ambassador to Japan Ashraf-ud-Doula chaired the seminars where Director of BGMEA Osama Tasir represented his organisation. Tasir focused on the Bangladesh economy, its population and quality of garments and different aspects of the garment industry with their immense possibilities and working of the BGMEA.He also presented a ten-minute video footage on the garment industry in Bangladesh and opportunities on foreign investment in the country.It generated enthusiasm among Japanese buyers to import garments from Bangladesh. Tasir also invited Japanese buyers to attend the fair on Bangladeshi readymade garments in Tokyo and BATEXPO-2007 fair schedule to be held in Dhaka between November 15 and November 17.A large number of Japanese buyers and officials of the JITA attended the seminars.

THE GARMENT INDUSTRY OF BANGLADESH

The garment industry has played a pioneering role in the development of industrial sector of Bangladesh. Though it took a rather late start i.e., in 1976 but it soon established its reputation in the world market within a short span of time. Resultantly garment is now one of the main export items of the country. Besides, enriching the country's economy it has played a very important role in alleviating unemployment. At present there are more than two thousand one hundred garment factories in the country employing more than 12 lack labours. 85 percent of the labour force is women.
Once Sri-Lanka was leader in this field in South Asia and India was its competitor. After a bloody civil war resulting in the quick demise of the garments industry of Sri-Lanka and India, the international buyers and investors diverted their attention towards Bangladesh. As a result the garments industry of Bangladesh expanded with unprecedented success. During the financial year 1993-94 Bangladesh earned 6199.8 cores Taka.Contribution in the national economy
The role of the RMG sector in our national economy can hardly be over-emphasized. There has been a steady development in our RMG export field during at least the last decade and a half but in the last few years it has been unique. The export of RMG recorded an average growth of 21.53% since 1994-95, which grew to 76.05% by the year 1999.The table, is given bellow elaborates the growth.Development of the Export of RMG SectorYEAR Export of RMG (in Mln. US$) Total Export (in Mln. US$) Share of RMG's to Total Export

1993-94 1555.79 2533.90 61.40

1994-95 2228.35 3472.56 64.17

1995-96 2547.13 3882.42 65.61

1996-97 3001.25 4418.28 67.93

1997-98 3781.94 5161.20 73.28

1998-99 4019.98 5312.86 75.67

1999-00 2810.38 3695.46 76.05

Source: Bangladesh Export...

BANGLADESH’S POSITION IN THE EU KNITWEAR MARKET IN THE POST MFA PERIOD

This report takes a look at the competitive position of Bangladesh in the European Union (EU) Knitwear market compared to the major players, and attempts to recommend actions to improve its present footing in the market and future prospects as well.The aim of the report is to:

* Analyze trade relationship of Bangladesh with the EU in the MFA and the Post MFA period.
* Analyze the EU market for knitwear and identify the major players in that market.

* Examine the level of competition between Bangladesh and other major players in that particular EU market and rank Bangladesh among the major players.

* Recommend steps that should be taken by Bangladesh to improve its standing in the knitwear market of EU.
Ref: Dr. Abu Yousuf Md. Abdullah