Bangladesh Children'S Clothing Market 60% Rely On Imports, Lack Of Skilled Children'S Wear Designer

Some shoppers in Bangladesh say they can not afford expensive imported children's clothing and can only be purchased from the local defective products sold in garment factories.

They also say that the Bangladesh market is small and consumers have not yet chosen brand clothes.

Although it has become the second largest exporter of garments in the global market,

60% of children's clothing market depends on imports.

The reporter learned from the report that there are two reasons for Bangladesh children's clothing market to rely heavily on imports, one is the lack of skilled fashion designers, and the two is because the quality of local children's clothing is not good and the design is not original.

According to the visit to several markets in Dhaka, the reporters found that most of the beautiful children's clothes were imported from China and India, and some were imported from Malaysia and Thailand.

Only a few local markets sell children's clothes that are real estate.

Local retailers in Dhaka complain that manufacturers exporting garments do not supply local markets in Bangladesh.

The boss of the clothing factory said that because there were no skilled children designer, the clothing factory did not produce many children's clothes.

They also say that the Bangladesh market is small and consumers have no choice.

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Hafizur Rahman, a retailer, said: "we can't get goods from export factories because most of the products they can't afford.

They only sell their stock and refuse to discuss business with local businessmen.

We have to import from abroad, because the quality of the children's clothing can not meet the needs of the market.

Although the imported goods are much more expensive than the real estate, the quality is better and the customers prefer it. "

"We sell all children's clothing," says sage Daina, director of sales at the fashion store in Daina. "People demand less for the real estate children's clothing."

The style and quality of imported children's clothing are better than those of children's clothing.

Sage and other retailers say that 60% of Bangladesh's children's clothing in the national market is imported.

Some of the local brands also display children's clothing, but they are too expensive for ordinary people to afford.

Faruque Hassan, general manager of giant group, said: "local factories have already started making children's clothing, but it will take some time to reduce dependence on imports.

If people buy more real estate clothing, they will help reduce production costs and allow manufacturers to invest more money in children's clothing production.

When it comes to the high price of good children's clothing in real estate, he says the price will gradually drop.

He also said that the quality of local children's clothing is better than that of imported children's clothing.

Some shoppers say they can't afford expensive.

It can only be purchased from the inferior products sold by local garment factories.

Anwarul Alam Choudhury, former chairman of the Bangladesh clothing manufacturing and Export Association, says children's clothes are beautiful and our time designer's skills can't be designed.

But as the needs of the local market increase, designers will mature, people will start to choose children's clothing of this property.