Clothing manufacturer in Bangladesh for Polish brands

BDO is Poland's central database for products, packaging and waste. A company that places packaged goods on the Polish market, including an importer bringing clothing in from outside the EU, must be registered in it before the first shipment, and then keeps records and files annual reports. Registration is a company-level obligation that belongs to the importer, so a supplier in Bangladesh cannot do it for you, and marketplaces increasingly check it. Getting registered first matters because the obligation attaches when the goods are placed on the market, not when you get around to the paperwork. For clothing, the packaging in scope is polybags, hang tags, cartons and mailing bags. We record packaging weights per style, which is the data your reporting needs, and can propose lighter or recyclable alternatives at sampling.

Yes. Fibre composition must be given in Polish, following the EU textile labelling regulation, which requires composition in the official language of the country where the product is sold. Percentages must be accurate and are checked against the fabric test report before bulk labels are printed. Polish retailers also expect care symbols and EU sizing, and the EU General Product Safety Regulation requires the importer's name and contact details on the product or packaging, plus an identifier such as a batch or style number so goods can be traced. Brands selling across central Europe usually run one multilingual care label rather than separate labels per country, which is cheaper to produce and easier to control. We set that layout with you at sampling and check it on the pre-production sample.