Manufacturer and buying house · Narayanganj, Dhaka
Clothing manufacturers in Bangladesh, managed by one buying house from first sample to shipment.
CMB Sourcing Ltd. is a manufacturer and buying house in Narayanganj, Dhaka. We make knitwear and caps in our own factory, so you deal directly with the manufacturer, not a middleman. Denim, leather and everything else we source from audited partner factories. We develop your samples, check quality on the line, and ship it to you.



- Our orders start at
- 500 pieces per style and colour
T-shirts and hoodies from 500, denim jeans from 2,000: see minimums by product.
In short
CMB Sourcing Ltd. manages full package, CMT and private label clothing orders from Narayanganj, Dhaka, as a manufacturer and buying house: we make knitwear and caps in our own factory, and source denim, leather and everything else from audited partner factories in Bangladesh. Our orders start at 500 pieces per style and colour, T-shirts and hoodies included, and higher in some categories, such as 2,000 pieces for denim jeans. Every style is quoted from your tech pack or a reference garment.
How we work
- Reply within one working day
- Office in Narayanganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- FOB, CIF, DDP shipping
- Factory named before production
- Factory visits and inspectors welcome
- Your designs never shown to other buyers
- Verified Google Business Profile (opens in a new tab)
Knitwear and caps from our own factory. Everything else, sourced.
We are a manufacturer and a buying house. We make knitwear and caps in our own factory, so you deal directly with the manufacturer, not a middleman. For denim, leather and everything else, our buying house finds the factory that does it best. Either way, you deal with one team.
Made in our own factory
Knitwear and caps, made by us
Cut, sewn and finished on our own floor in Narayanganj, where our office is, in the factory of our sister company, Collective Studio Ltd., with no agent in between:
- T-shirts
- Polo shirts
- Hoodies and sweatshirts
- Activewear and sportswear
- Sportswear and team kits
- Underwear and loungewear
- Swimwear
- Kidswear and babywear
- Caps and headwear

Sourced by our buying house
Audited partner factories
For denim, leather and everything else we do not make, we choose the factory that specialises in it, name it to you before production starts, and inspect the order ourselves:

Either way, one team: one quote, one sampling process and our own inspection before shipment, from 500 pieces per style and colour. How an order works.
What we make.
15 product categories. The first 9 are made in our own factory; the rest we source from audited partner factories that specialise in them. Orders start at 500 pieces per style and colour.
- T-shirtsMinimum 500 piecesSingle jersey 140–180 GSM · Midweight jersey 180–220 GSM · Heavyweight jersey 240–300 GSM
- Polo shirtsMinimum on your quoteSingle and double piqué 180–240 GSM · Cotton interlock · Jersey polos 180–220 GSM
- Hoodies and sweatshirtsMinimum 500 piecesFrench terry (loopback) 280–380 GSM · Brushed fleece 300–450 GSM · Heavyweight fleece up to 500 GSM
- Activewear and sportswearMinimum on your quotePolyester–elastane interlock 180–280 GSM · Nylon–elastane for compression · Recycled polyester (GRS)
- Sportswear and team kitsMinimum on your quotePolyester interlock 140–160 GSM · Birdseye and micro-mesh 130–150 GSM · Warp-knit mesh 110–140 GSM
- Underwear and loungewearMinimum 5,000 pieces (underwear)Cotton–elastane jersey and rib · Modal and micromodal · Bamboo viscose
- SwimwearMinimum on your quoteNylon–elastane tricot 160–220 GSM · Polyester–elastane, including chlorine-resistant blends · PBT polyester for pool and training wear
- Kidswear and babywearMinimum on your quoteOrganic cotton jersey and interlock · Cotton rib and waffle knits · Muslin and double gauze
- Caps and headwearMinimum on your quoteCotton twill and brushed twill · Corduroy and canvas · Nylon and recycled polyester
- DenimMinimum 2,000 piecesRigid denim 12–14.5 oz · Comfort stretch 9–12 oz · Lightweight chambray 5–8 oz
- Jackets and outerwearMinimum 2,000 piecesNylon and polyester taffeta and ripstop · Recycled polyester shells (GRS) · Cotton twill and canvas
- Sweaters and knitwearMinimum on your quoteCotton and organic cotton yarn · Acrylic and acrylic blends · Merino and lambswool blends
- Workwear and uniformsMinimum 2,000 piecesPolyester–cotton twill 200–300 GSM · Cotton canvas and duck · Ripstop and stretch workwear fabrics
- Woven shirts and bottomsMinimum 2,000 pieces (woven shirts)Cotton poplin and broadcloth · Oxford and pinpoint oxford · Yarn-dyed checks and stripes
- SocksMinimum 5,000 pairsCombed cotton · Organic cotton · Bamboo viscose
Minimums are per style and colour, and every style is quoted from your tech pack. What a garment price is made of.
Not listed? Ask about your product.
Three ways to work with us.
Choose how much of the work you want us to handle. All services compared.
Full package production (FOB)
Brands that want a finished, packed product without managing mills, trim suppliers and factories themselves.
CMT manufacturing
Brands with their own fabric programmes or nominated mills who need reliable sewing capacity.
Private label clothing
New and growing brands, retailers and e-commerce sellers who want a proven fit without developing patterns from scratch.
Guides by buyer type: e-commerce, wholesalers, retailers, start-ups, uniform and workwear buyers.
How an order moves.
Six stages. You approve the samples before bulk and the inspection report before shipment, and nothing goes to cutting until you have signed off the pre-production sample.
Enquiry and costing
- You
- Send a tech pack, sketch, photo or reference garment, with quantities, sizes and the market you sell in.
- Us
- Ask the questions that change the price, match the style to a suitable factory, and reply within one working day with questions or a first costing.
Fabric and sampling
- You
- Choose fabric options and approve lab dips and trims.
- Us
- Agree the sample charge with you first, then source fabric and trims, submit lab dips, and develop a proto or fit sample for your comments.
Order confirmation
- You
- Approve the sample and sign off price, delivery date and factory.
- Us
- Confirm price, delivery date, factory and payment terms in writing, and share the factory’s certificates and audit reports before cutting.
Pre-production
- You
- Approve the size set and the pre-production sample, which is then sealed as the standard for every inspection.
- Us
- Test bulk fabric, have the size set and the pre-production sample made, and hold a pre-production meeting that fixes every construction detail.
Production and inline checks
- You
- Nothing, unless we flag an issue.
- Us
- Check quality on the line from the first bundles and report problems, with options.
Final inspection and shipment
- You
- Review the inspection report and release the shipment.
- Us
- Run the AQL final inspection, check packing, prepare export documents and book freight: FOB, CIF or DDP.
Quality stages, shipping and payment terms, our free tech pack template, and how every order is inspected.

Duty and rules in the market you sell to.
The same factory price lands at a different cost in each market. Point at a market, or work it out with the landed cost calculator.
- United KingdomImport duty: 0% under DCTS, with a valid origin document Checked
- United StatesImport duty: 16.5% cotton tees, 32% man-made fibre knits, plus 10% Section 301 Checked
- European UnionImport duty: 0% under Everything But Arms, with a REX statement on origin Checked
- CanadaImport duty: 0% under the Least Developed Country Tariff Checked
- AustraliaImport duty: 0% under the Australian System of Tariff Preferences Checked
- New ZealandImport duty: 0% under New Zealand’s LDC preference scheme Checked
Commitments you can hold us to.
Written into how we work, not added to a slide. More about us.
- Replies within one working dayEvery enquiry gets a personal reply within one working day from the people who run the orders, not from an info mailbox.
- Dates confirmed in writingWe quote delivery dates the factory has confirmed against its capacity, and put them in your order confirmation.
- Every document, before productionYou see the certificates, audit reports and address of the factory producing your order before cutting starts.
- No hidden subcontractingYour order stays in the factory you approved. Any change is agreed with you in writing first.
- Your designs stay yoursPatterns, artwork and tech packs are never shown to or reused for other buyers.
- Problems reported earlyIf a fabric fails a test or a line runs late, you hear it from us within one working day, with options.
Fewer than 500 pieces per style and colour?
Our sister factory
Collective Studio Ltd.
We do not take runs that small as our own orders. They are made by our sister company, Collective Studio Ltd., in Narayanganj, which takes orders from 150 pieces per style, per colour to support new businesses and creators, and managed by us with the same sampling and inspection; Collective Studio Ltd. prices them separately. Our co-founder Homaira Jashim co-founded it, and AB Rahman is its Head of Growth; see our founders.
Collective Studio Ltd. is our sister company, with its own website, prices and minimum (checked 8 October 2026).
Questions buyers ask first.
Straight answers on how we work, choosing a manufacturer, quality and compliance.
Are you a factory or a buying house?
Both. We are a manufacturer and a buying house, based in Narayanganj, on the edge of Dhaka. We make knitwear and caps in our own factory, the factory of our sister company, Collective Studio Ltd.: T-shirts, polos, hoodies and sweatshirts, activewear, team kits, underwear and loungewear, swimwear, kidswear and babywear, and caps. For those you deal directly with the manufacturer, not a middleman. Denim, leather and everything else we source from an audited partner factory that specialises in it, because factories in Bangladesh are specialists: the unit that makes excellent jersey t-shirts is rarely the right one for denim or seam-sealed jackets. Working through us gives you one point of contact and one company accountable for fabric, fit, quality and delivery, while each style is made in a factory suited to it. Before production starts, we tell you which factory will make your order and share its audit reports and certificates. Your order stays in the factory you approved, and any change is agreed with you in writing first. You are welcome to visit the factory or send your own inspector at any stage.
How do you check quality during production?
Quality is checked at several points, not only at the end. Before cutting, bulk fabric is tested against the approved swatch you signed off, because a fabric fault found after cutting is repeated in every piece. You approve a sample or a report at each stage, and the approved pre-production sample is the standard against which bulk is judged. When sewing starts, we check quality on the line and return through production, so problems are caught while they can still be corrected. Finished, packed goods then go through a final random inspection using AQL sampling to ISO 2859-1, covering workmanship, measurements, labels and cartons. You receive the inspection report before you approve shipment. Where your market requires lab testing, such as colour fastness, dimensional stability or restricted substances, ask for it at quotation, so the tests and the laboratory are agreed before production.
What do FOB, CIF and DDP mean for a clothing order?
FOB, CIF and DDP are Incoterms rules that set how far our price takes your order: loaded on board in Bangladesh, shipped to your destination port, or delivered to your door with duty paid. Under FOB (Free on Board) we clear the goods for export and load them on board at Chattogram, and your freight forwarder takes over from there. CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) adds sea freight and insurance to your destination port, while you handle import clearance and delivery. Under DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) we deliver to your warehouse with import duties and taxes paid, so the price you approve is close to your landed cost. FOB gives you the most control over freight costs; DDP is the simplest option for smaller brands and online sellers without a forwarder. Whichever term you choose, we prepare the export documents and certificates of origin that let your goods claim duty-free or reduced-duty entry where your market allows it.
Which countries do you ship clothing to from Bangladesh?
CMB Sourcing Ltd. ships clothing made in Bangladesh to brands worldwide, and its main markets are Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Sea freight leaves from Chattogram sea port and air freight from Dhaka airport, on FOB, CIF or DDP terms, so the destination changes the route, the documents and the duty, not whether we can ship. What differs most between countries is what happens at the border: the import duty, the origin document that claims a preference, the language and content of the label, and product-safety rules such as those for children’s clothing. Our market guides set those out country by country across Europe, North America, the Gulf, Asia-Pacific and Latin America, each with its sources and the date it was checked. Tell us the country you sell in when you ask for a quote, because it decides the labels, tests and paperwork we plan for.
Can one order include t-shirts, hoodies and jeans made in different factories?
Yes: CMB Sourcing Ltd. can run t-shirts, hoodies and jeans as one programme, with each product made in a partner factory that specialises in it and one contact at CMB Sourcing responsible for all of them. That is the main reason to use a buying house, because a knit factory that makes good jersey tees is rarely the right place for washed denim, which needs its own wash plant. Each product still has to meet its own minimum, counted per style and colour: 500 pieces for t-shirts and for hoodies, and 2,000 for denim jeans. You approve a sealed sample for every style, each factory is named to you in writing with its audit reports before production, and every site is inspected to the same AQL. Delivery dates are confirmed per style in the order confirmation.
More from us
- United Kingdom: duty and rules
- United States: duty and rules
- Germany: duty and rules
- France: duty and rules
- Netherlands: duty and rules
- Italy: duty and rules
- Spain: duty and rules
- Sweden: duty and rules
- Canada: duty and rules
- Australia: duty and rules
- New Zealand: duty and rules
- Japan: duty and rules
- United Arab Emirates: duty and rules
- Saudi Arabia: duty and rules
- European Union: duty and rules
Every market and service
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Market guides: duty and rules by country
- Australia
- Austria
- Bahrain
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Bulgaria
- Canada
- Chile
- Croatia
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Estonia
- European Union
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)
- Hungary
- Iceland
- Ireland
- Italy
- Japan
- Kuwait
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Luxembourg
- Malta
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Oman
- Poland
- Portugal
- Qatar
- Romania
- Saudi Arabia
- Singapore
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- South Korea
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
Tell us what you want to make.
Send a tech pack, a sketch or a photo of a garment you like. We reply within one working day with questions or a first costing.
- A reply within one working day
- An enquiry, not an order: you are committed to an order only when you sign the written order confirmation
- Certificates and audit reports shared before production
- AQL final inspection report before you approve shipment
- Your patterns and artwork never shown to or reused for other buyers