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Tell us what you want to make. We reply within one working day with questions or a first costing, and sign an NDA first if you need one.

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A founder replies within one working day: Homaira Jashim, Co-founder, or AB, Founder.

What happens next

  1. We review your request

    A founder checks the product, quantity and compliance needs.

  2. We reply within one working day

    With questions, or a first costing if we have enough detail.

  3. Sampling

    Once you approve the costing, we start your first sample.

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Your order
Add detail (optional, gets you a faster costing)

Include the country code.

For example: organic cotton jersey, 220 GSM.

Decoration and packaging

Share a Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer link.

Target price, size range, packaging or questions.

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Where to find us.

CMB Sourcing Ltd.BSCIC Industrial Area, Narayanganj 1420, Bangladesh+880 1999-913309

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What to send with your enquiry.

Send what you have. A tech pack gets you a costing fastest, but a sketch or a photo of a garment you like is enough to start: we can have the pattern and tech pack developed for you at the sampling stage.

How to write a tech pack, with a free template

What goes into a garment price

  • Tech pack, sketch or photos of a reference garment
  • Fabric composition and weight, if you know it
  • Quantity per style and colour
  • Size range and the country you sell in
  • Decoration: print, embroidery, labels, packaging
  • Target price and delivery window

Before you send an enquiry.

Common questions before a first order.

All questions

What information do you need to quote a clothing order?

The more complete your brief, the more accurate the first costing. Ideally send a tech pack or a reference garment, the fabric composition and weight you want, your quantity per style and colour, the size range, your market, and any decoration such as print, embroidery or special labels. Tell us your target price and delivery window too: if either is impossible we will say so immediately rather than waste a fortnight. If you only have sketches or photographs, send those; a partner factory’s sample room can build the pattern and a working tech pack, and you approve both before any bulk fabric is bought. Large files are easiest as a Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer link. If you need an NDA in place before sharing designs, ask for one in your first message and we will sign before you send anything.

How long does it take to get a price?

We reply within one working day, Bangladesh time. What you get back depends on how complete your brief is. With a tech pack, fabric details and quantities, that first reply is usually a costing. With a sketch or a photograph, it is a short list of questions, because a price given without knowing fabric weight, construction and quantity is a guess that will change later. Quotes that need a fabric price from a mill, a wash trial or a laboratory test can take a few days longer; we tell you when that is the case rather than leaving you waiting. Every quote states what is included, which shipping term it assumes, and what would change the number. If you need a costing for a funding application or a range plan, say so and we will flag which figures are indicative.

Do you sign non-disclosure agreements before seeing designs?

Yes, and we recommend it. Ask for an NDA in your first message and we will sign yours, or send you a short mutual agreement, before you share anything. Your patterns, artwork, tech packs, fit comments and costings are never shown to another buyer and never used to make similar products for someone else. When your order goes into a partner factory we pass on only the technical information needed to make the garment, and the factory is bound by the same confidentiality terms. Physical samples and sealed garments are kept under your name. If you would rather keep the design itself back at the enquiry stage, send a description, fabric details and quantities instead: that is usually enough for an indicative price, and the detail can follow after the NDA is in place.