Bulgaria recruits garment workers/expert from Bangladesh

 Two Bulgarian companies- AntoanVill and Mizia-96AD - are recruiting 100 workers at a salary of $460 (Tk45,000) per month. The recruitment process has already started...

Global retailers jump supply orders, soaring investment proposals

Global retailers placed more orders last quarter to Bangladeshi RMG makers compared with other countries as they find local manufacturers competitive following uninterrupted supplying...

Better competitiveness boost BD apparel orders, soar investment

Apparel competitors like India, China and Sri Lanka are losing price competitiveness to Bangladesh resulted boost in buying orders from Europe, USA and Russia. Fresh...

A New Green Solution for Dyeing Blue Denim

Whatever color your clothes are, the process to make them that way is probably pretty toxic. According to the United Nations Environment Assembly, textile dyeing is...

Bangladesh clothing factory safety deal in danger, warn unions

The future of a landmark deal to improve safety at clothing factories in Bangladesh is in doubt, unions have said, in the run-up to...

Bangladesh secured second position in grabbing blue denim apparel to USA

Bangladesh export of Blue Denim Apparel to USA increased 7.99 percent to $133.27 million in the first three months of the current year amid...

Brands join forces for circularity in Bangladesh

Infinited Fibre Company is one of the over 30 renowned fashion brands, manufacturers and recyclers collaborating in the Circular Fashion Partnership – a new...

How garment workers forget Aminul who laid down his life for wage uplift?

Nine years ago on this day, garment Union leader Aminul Islam was abducted from Ashulia and was found buried in a village cemetery in...

Bangladesh about to forget its pioneer sewing sisters

In 1978 when Noorul Quader, one of our great war heroes and the founding father of our garment industry, sent 130 workers, mid level...

Fashion industry has developed ‘dangerous addiction’ to fossil fuels, say campaign groups

The global fashion industry has developed a "dangerous addiction" to synthetic fibres made from fossil fuels in order to supply shoppers with rapidly increasing...