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Garments For Your Best Minutes
Private label and OEM apparel sourcing from Dhaka.
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Brands we have served
- YM Inc.
- Praise
- Walmart
- Jeaniologie
- Lanctôt
- Bluenotes
- Aéropostale
- Costco
Categories
The collection room
07 categories / Your label
01DenimJeans · Jackets · Shorts02WovenShirts · Overshirts03Knitwear & SweatersSweaters · Cardigans · Knit pants04Fleece & LoungeHoodies · Joggers · Lounge05Tees & PolosCrews · Polos · Training knits06OuterwearPuffers · Parkas · Blazers07UtilityCargo · Work-inspired bottomsView the collection room Private label / OEMZY / 01
Denim
Bring wash direction, construction and fit references for jeans, jackets and denim bottoms.
Your collection.
Your variables.
A clear starting point.
pcs
300Use the slider or type an exact quantity.10,000
Sea freight usually keeps landed cost per piece lowest and needs the longest planning window.
Share your Canadian warehouse date and labelling requirements early so production and ocean freight can be planned together.
Indicative ex-factory range
$3.25 to $3.60per piece
- Indicative order value
- $3,250 to $3,600
- Quantity per style
- 1,000 pcs
- Volume tier
- Small program
Indicative planning range, not a quote. The band stays intentionally narrow. Zero Yards International confirms the exact price against your tech pack.
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Your selections travel with the message, so the reply can be specific.
Starting quantities are often in the low hundreds of pieces per style for many basic knit and casual constructions. Final minimums depend on fabric, factory, and style complexity.
Typical production window is about 60 to 90 days after sample approval and order confirmation, plus freight.
- Construction: Collars, pocketing, insulation, and wash programs add steps that move the base build cost before trims.
- Fabric: Yarn quality, weight, and finish usually move unit cost more than anything else in a brief.
- Trims: Labels, zippers, drawcords, and hardware add up quickly on styles with many components.
- Finishing: Prints, embroidery, washes, and special seams each add process steps and cost.
- Volume: Higher quantities per style spread setup and fabric buying across more pieces.
- Compliance: Testing, audits, and documentation belong in the brief from the start, not after sampling.
- Freight: Ex-factory pricing excludes freight, duty, and inland cost to your warehouse.
What moves the cost
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Construction
Collars, pocketing, insulation, and wash programs add steps that move the base build cost before trims.
Follow your program, step by step
Program pathway01 / 06
Brief & Alignment
We clarify product scope, target market, quality expectations, and how your team prefers to work.
Stage outputAligned sourcing brief
In this stage
- Category scope and collection direction
- Destination market and quality expectations
- Communication rhythm with your buying team
Your team. Our coordination. The right production partners.
Your team
01Buyer
Brief, approvals, and product direction stay with you.
Buying house
02Zero Yards International
One responsible path for sampling, QC, and shipment readiness from Dhaka.
Network
03Production partners
Factories matched to the program, coordinated for your timeline.
What your Dhaka desk coordinates
Sourcing in Dhaka
One desk between your brief and bulk production
Zero Yards International is a BGBA-member buying house in Dhaka. Your team keeps product direction and approvals. We coordinate development, factory matching, quality checkpoints, and shipment readiness in one conversation.
Your team keeps
- Product direction and brand decisions
- Sample and bulk approvals
- Commercial and destination requirements
Zero Yards coordinates
- Development, sampling, and factory matching
- Production monitoring and quality checkpoints
- Export documents and shipment handoff
01Before bulk / 01 of 03
Align the specification
Fabric, measurements, construction, and packaging belong in the brief before bulk production starts.
Zero Yards International keeps the approved sample, tech pack notes, and open questions in one active file so product, quality, and logistics colleagues see the same reference.
What your team receives
- One active file for the style, not scattered messages
- Approved sample reference linked to the tech pack
- Open questions logged before bulk is released
Stage outcome
One agreed specification file
Buyer approvals stay with your team. Zero Yards coordinates the Dhaka follow-through.
Checkpoints in this phase
- Fabric and trim direction
- Measurement and fit notes
- Construction and packaging requirements
Standards across our programs
Your collection has many moving parts. Your sourcing conversation should feel like one.Start shaping your program
Mission
Create value in the clothes.
Keep the relationship.
Vision
Connect Bangladesh work with brands that need a desk they can trust.
Garments For Your Best Minutes
From Bangladesh to your market
Canada first. International by design
Primary focus / CA
Canada
Plan your Canadian private label program around the product brief, approval milestones and warehouse delivery date.
US
United States
GB
United Kingdom
DE
Germany
FR
France
IT
Italy
NL
Netherlands
ES
Spain
SE
Sweden
Magazine
From the sourcing desk
Product Development
Private Label and OEM Apparel in Bangladesh: A Buyer Guide for US, Canadian, and European Brands
A practical guide for US, Canadian, and European brands launching or scaling private label clothing and OEM apparel programs in Bangladesh, from tech pack to shipment readiness.
Supplier Operations
Bangladesh Garment Export Programs for US, Canadian, and European Buyers
A practical briefing for US, Canadian, and European apparel importers on Bangladesh export program roles, documents, and realistic planning when your team has no Dhaka office.
Supplier Operations
Supplier vs Factory vs Sourcing Partner in Bangladesh Apparel
An educational comparison for US, Canadian, and European buyers choosing between a Bangladesh factory, a broader apparel supplier setup, and a sourcing partner for garment export support.
Product Development
Pre-Production Approval Checklist for Apparel Sourcing in Bangladesh
Pre-production gates protect bulk quality more than a late inspection. Use this checklist to move from lab dip and size set to a clean bulk release on Bangladesh apparel programs.
Supplier Operations
How to Build a Bangladesh Garment Supplier Scorecard for US, Canadian, and European Buyers
A scorecard keeps Bangladesh supplier decisions comparable across seasons. This template helps US, Canadian, and European apparel buyers judge partners on evidence, not pitch decks.
FAQ
What buyers ask first
Zero Yards International is a Bangladesh apparel sourcing partner based in Dhaka. We provide supplier support and garment export program support for private label and OEM buyers, helping teams move from product brief and tech pack through sampling, production coordination, quality oversight, and shipment readiness.
Yes. Canada is our primary focus, followed by the United States, alongside the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and other Nordic markets. Share your destination and warehouse date early so sampling, production and freight planning can be coordinated.
Support spans basic T-shirts, polos, henleys, sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers, loungewear, activewear, undergarments, body warmers, sweaters, denim and non-denim woven. We confirm category fit in the first conversation based on your program needs.
Minimums depend on fabric, construction, and factory setup. For many basic knit and casual styles, programs can often start in the low hundreds of pieces per style when the right factory match is available. Complex washes, special trims, or niche fabrics usually need higher quantities. We do not publish a frozen MOQ table, because the workable number belongs with a real brief.
A practical planning window for many Bangladesh apparel programs is about 60 to 90 days of production after sample approval and order confirmation, then sea freight. Ocean transit to US and Canadian gateways usually needs a longer calendar than Northern Europe. Sampling and fabric booking sit in front of that window, so share your warehouse or in-store date early.
Quality control for garment programs stays practical: specifications, checkpoints, and clear communication so buyers can decide with full context. Reviews cover measurements, construction, packaging readiness, and issue logging.
Social audit and compliance documents are handled against the requirement list in your brief. Common program marks such as BSCI, SMETA, WRAP, GOTS, and related textile standards appear on our site as standards used across programs. Zero Yards International does not claim to hold those certificates.
Share as much as you have: product category, target market, style references or tech pack if ready, fabric direction, and where you are in development. Even a short brief is enough to open a practical first conversation.
Before the first conversation
A little preparation.
A better starting point.
For brands, retailers & importers01 / The brief desk
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