Bangladeshi RMG Sector - Gallery

Gallery

  • Garments Factory in Bangladesh

  • Knit Product made in Bangladesh, Factory Showroom

  • Different types of Wash done upon Denim, Factory Showroom

  • Automatic Printing Machine used in many Factory in Bangladesh

  • Fake Leather Jacket Production In Bangladesh

  • Modern Technology & Machinery are used in Bangladesh Washing Factory for ready made garments.

  • Blazer production in Bangladesh.

  • Most of the ready made garments factory have ETP to save the environment.

  • Each & every Garments made with special care in Bangladesh ready made garments factory

  • Many of garments Factory uses computerize automatic cutting machine in Bangladesh

  • Lot of factory use automatic machine for trouser making

  • Modern Auto Curing Machine in a Washing Factory

  • Auto Crunching Machine are vastly used in washing factory

  • Cotton processing for Fabric making

  • Fabric production

  • Fabric production

  • Local Trims Belt

  • Metal Button Produce in Bangladesh

  • Any kind of Woven Label can be produce in Bangladesh now.

  • Any kind of Paper Item can be produce in Bangladesh

  • Some Factory have the Runway facility for Designer & Buyer to review the product on live model

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