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Garment Directory

Free directory of real garment factories, textile mills, apparel exporters and buyers in Bangladesh and across Asia — addresses, phone numbers, emails and official websites. No listing fees, no commission.

Factories, mills, exporters, buyers & industry bodies

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This directory is free of charge — no listing fees, no paid placement, no commission. We never take a single penny from anyone.

64 real organisations across the garment supply chain. Every contact detail below is published by the organisation itself on its own website — nothing is invented and nothing is sponsored. Details do change, so confirm on the official site before you send samples, tech packs or purchase orders.

How students should use this directory

  1. 1. Start with the industry bodies — associations and export councils answer student enquiries far more often than factories do, and many run free institutes, libraries and factory visits.
  2. 2. Read the free Media Hub explainer for your topic first, then write to a company about that specific thing (a fabric, a stitch class, a defect) rather than asking for "information".
  3. 3. Use the machinery and trims suppliers for technical data. Their public manuals, needle charts and thread guides are free and are what factory technicians actually use.
  4. 4. Write from your institute email, state your course and year, and ask one clear question. Never send bulk enquiries.

Learn the technical side first

Before you approach a mill or a buyer, read the free fabric, pattern, sewing and quality explainers in the Media Hub so your enquiry speaks the same language as their technical team.

Open the free Media Hub

Follow the free sourcing guide

Ten sourcing stages — from fabric and fibre selection through cost estimation, machinery and trims, contract drafting, payment terms, inspection and sustainability — each with what to ask, the red flags to watch for, the free explainers that teach it and the listings below to approach.

Open the free sourcing guide

Work the free seven-phase sourcing plan

Seven phases — specify the fabric, engineer the garment, cost and equip the order, select and book the factory, contract and finance, compliance, then inspect and ship — each with the week window it occupies in a 16-week order calendar, the dated milestone it must deliver, and the real listings below to contact in that phase.

Open the free sourcing plan

Looking for a job in the industry?

The free job board maps real garment roles — industrial engineer, pattern maker, QC, merchandiser, fabric technologist, sustainability compliance, maintenance — to the employers listed here, with the skills each one screens for. No candidate fees, ever.

Open the free job board
  • Factories

    Cut-make-trim manufacturing groups

    Large, publicly documented garment manufacturing groups running knit, woven and outerwear lines with their own compliance and sustainability reporting.

  • Mills

    Spinning, weaving, knitting and dyeing

    Vertically integrated textile mills supplying yarn, denim, woven and knitted fabric to garment makers worldwide.

  • Machinery & trims suppliers

    Sewing machines, needles, thread and zips

    The equipment, needle, thread, zip and CAD suppliers whose public technical libraries are some of the best free learning material in the industry.

  • Exporters

    Sourcing offices and export houses

    Export-focused apparel companies and sourcing groups that ship finished garments to global retail buyers.

  • Buyers

    Retailers and brands sourcing apparel

    Retail groups that publish supplier expectations, factory lists and sourcing contact routes — the right starting point before you approach a buyer.

  • Industry bodies

    Associations, councils and promotion bodies

    Trade associations and export promotion councils. Usually the fastest, free route to member lists, wage data, training and factory introductions.

Find a factory, mill or supplier

Type of business

Region

Product or focus

Size (published figures only)

Size bands come only from a workforce figure the organisation publishes on its own site. We never estimate, so most listings show no band — use "Publishes figures" to see every listing with a published workforce or capacity number.

Contact detail

Every listing links to its official website; phone, email and street address are shown only where the organisation publishes them itself.

Showing 9 of 64 free listings

Factories

Cut-make-trim manufacturing groups

Mills

Spinning, weaving, knitting and dyeing

  • Beximco Textiles & Apparel (BexTex)

    Dhaka · Bangladesh

    Composite woven and denim fabric, spinning, dyeing, finishing and garments

    Use for: Woven and denim fabric sourcing inside one of the largest composite mills in the region.

    Full listing page Official website
  • Envoy Textiles Ltd

    Mymensingh · Bangladesh

    LEED-certified denim fabric weaving and rope-dyed spinning

    Use for: Denim fabric development and a real example of certified green mill construction.

    Phone
    +880 2 9102583
    Full listing page Official website Contact page
  • Amber Denim (Amber Cotton Mills Ltd)

    Dhaka · Bangladesh

    Denim fabric manufacturing within the Amber Group

    Use for: Denim fabric enquiries and yarn-to-fabric process questions.

    Address
    House 2, Road 9, Block G, Banani, Dhaka 1213, Bangladesh
    Phone
    +880 2 9872370
    Full listing page Official website Contact page

Machinery & trims suppliers

Sewing machines, needles, thread and zips

  • Coats Bangladesh Ltd

    Gazipur · Bangladesh

    Industrial sewing threads and yarns for apparel and footwear

    Use for: Thread tickets and needle-and-thread charts and seam performance data for local factories.

    Address
    Plot 317, Banglabazar Road, Rajendrapur, Gazipur 1703, Bangladesh (also Fouzderhat Industrial Estate, Sagorika Road, Chattogram 4219)
    Full listing page Official website Contact page

Exporters

Sourcing offices and export houses

  • Karupannya Rangpur Limited

    Rangpur · Bangladesh

    Home-textile exporter: jute, seagrass, water-hyacinth and wool rugs, doormats and bathmats

    Use for: Natural-fibre home textiles, handloom and craft-based export product development outside mainstream apparel.

    Address
    House 74/A, JNC Road, Rangpur 5400, Bangladesh
    Phone
    +880 5 2161293
    Full listing page Official website Contact page

Industry bodies

Associations, councils and promotion bodies

  • Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA)

    Dhaka · Bangladesh

    Trade body for spinning, weaving and textile processing mills in Bangladesh

    Use for: Member mill lists, yarn and fabric capacity data, and student enquiries about mills.

    Address
    Unique Trade Centre (Level 8), 8 Panthapath, Karwan Bazar, Dhaka 1215, Bangladesh
    Phone
    +880 9611122888
    Full listing page Official website Contact page

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