BSS, Las Vegas :
Bangladeshi Readymade Garment (RMG) makers is displaying the latest trends of apparel products in the three-day apparel expo ‘Men’s Apparel Guild in California” (MAGIC) Intl Trade Fair that began Tuesday in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
MAGIC International, is the world’s largest producer of trade shows for apparel industry and connects a global audience of serious buyers and sellers of men’s, women’s and children’s apparel and accessories.
The fashion exhibition would accommodate more than 1100 apparel, accessories and footwear manufacturers who will display an array of products including-men’s, women’s and kids’ apparel, footwear and accessories.
From Bangladesh part, apparel products-sweaters, shirts, T-shirts, polo shirts, sweaters, trousers, knit and woven-would be displayed in the show at Las Vegas Convention Centre.
A number of Bangladeshi apparel exporters are taking part in the show, which will help Bangladesh get export orders from the US market, resulting in Dhaka-Washington business transitions worth millions.
Talking to BSS, Md Monzurul Hassan, Chairman of Maya Fashions Enterprises Ltd (MFEL), an exhibitor of the show, said, “We’re participating for market exposure and marketing our products basically to let the buyers know what kinds of products Bangladesh is offering.”
“We want to tell the world’s leading buyers that Bangladesh is now more compliance concern and the country has taken the must-address issue very seriously as this social issue is now a critical business issue,” said Hassan, whose company is specialized on sweater products.
Compliance has become a big concern for Bangladeshi apparel players while marketing merchandise, he said adding “the main objective of our participation is to project before the foreign buyers that we’re responsible supplier. Keeping this view into consideration, we prepared our booth banner inscribed with ‘we are fully compliant.”
He said his company is scheduled to meet a number of buyers in the show to discuss on products and orders.
Gazi Mohammad Monsur, managing director of Funny Sweater Ltd., another participant, said procuring orders from prospective buyers is the main expectation from the fair.
Because of global financial recession and soaring cotton price in the world market, Bangladesh couldn’t get expected spot orders. But, Monsur said, expectation of Bangladesh participants from this show is high this time.
MAGIC Intl trade Fair, held in the Las Vegas twice in a year, the premier event for the international community of apparel, accessories and footwear professionals to share information, previews trends, build business and shop fashion unlike anywhere else in the industry.
Each February and August, tens of thousands of attendees from over 80 countries meet more than 5,000 emerging-to-established brands for business discussions in the show.
Bangladeshi Readymade Garment (RMG) makers is displaying the latest trends of apparel products in the three-day apparel expo ‘Men’s Apparel Guild in California” (MAGIC) Intl Trade Fair that began Tuesday in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
MAGIC International, is the world’s largest producer of trade shows for apparel industry and connects a global audience of serious buyers and sellers of men’s, women’s and children’s apparel and accessories.
The fashion exhibition would accommodate more than 1100 apparel, accessories and footwear manufacturers who will display an array of products including-men’s, women’s and kids’ apparel, footwear and accessories.
From Bangladesh part, apparel products-sweaters, shirts, T-shirts, polo shirts, sweaters, trousers, knit and woven-would be displayed in the show at Las Vegas Convention Centre.
A number of Bangladeshi apparel exporters are taking part in the show, which will help Bangladesh get export orders from the US market, resulting in Dhaka-Washington business transitions worth millions.
Talking to BSS, Md Monzurul Hassan, Chairman of Maya Fashions Enterprises Ltd (MFEL), an exhibitor of the show, said, “We’re participating for market exposure and marketing our products basically to let the buyers know what kinds of products Bangladesh is offering.”
“We want to tell the world’s leading buyers that Bangladesh is now more compliance concern and the country has taken the must-address issue very seriously as this social issue is now a critical business issue,” said Hassan, whose company is specialized on sweater products.
Compliance has become a big concern for Bangladeshi apparel players while marketing merchandise, he said adding “the main objective of our participation is to project before the foreign buyers that we’re responsible supplier. Keeping this view into consideration, we prepared our booth banner inscribed with ‘we are fully compliant.”
He said his company is scheduled to meet a number of buyers in the show to discuss on products and orders.
Gazi Mohammad Monsur, managing director of Funny Sweater Ltd., another participant, said procuring orders from prospective buyers is the main expectation from the fair.
Because of global financial recession and soaring cotton price in the world market, Bangladesh couldn’t get expected spot orders. But, Monsur said, expectation of Bangladesh participants from this show is high this time.
MAGIC Intl trade Fair, held in the Las Vegas twice in a year, the premier event for the international community of apparel, accessories and footwear professionals to share information, previews trends, build business and shop fashion unlike anywhere else in the industry.
Each February and August, tens of thousands of attendees from over 80 countries meet more than 5,000 emerging-to-established brands for business discussions in the show.
