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Contact Siatex – Clothing Manufacturer in Bangladesh

Contact Siatex Bangladesh on this page for prices, samples and production questions.

Every programme at Siatex starts with a message, and this page makes that message easy to send. Whether you are pricing a first style, building a private label range or looking for a new production partner in Bangladesh, the desk that answers you is the same desk that will develop, produce and ship your order.

Contact is deliberately simple. There is one email address, one contact form and one WhatsApp list, and behind all three sits the merchandising team in Bangladesh - not a call centre, not an agency, and not a chain of forwarded inboxes. Write in your own words; a person who works on orders reads every message.

We reply to buyers in the USA, the UK, Germany, Canada and Australia, and to labels selling into Italy, Japan, Denmark and Saudi Arabia. The sections below give the channels, the two offices, and what to include in a first message so the reply can carry real numbers instead of questions.

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Choose whichever channel suits how you work – email for documents and tech packs, the form for a quick first note, WhatsApp for short questions and updates. All three reach the same desk.

1. Email the Merchandising Desk

The direct address is [email protected]. Email suits anything with attachments: tech packs, reference photographs, size charts, target prices and delivery dates travel best this way, and the thread becomes the written record both sides work from as the programme develops.

Your message lands with the merchandising desk in Bangladesh, where costing, sampling and production are run. Expect a reply that moves the conversation forward – a costing direction, a sample plan, or the specific questions whose answers the costing honestly needs – rather than an acknowledgement that says nothing.

A clear subject line helps your message land with the right merchandiser: the product, the market and the word sample or bulk tell the desk most of what it needs before the message is even opened. Reference numbers from earlier threads are worth keeping in the subject too – the order file is searched by them, and a running programme never starts again from zero.

2. The Contact Form and the Inquiry Cart

Every page of this site carries a floating contact button that opens our contact form: your name, email, country and message, sent straight to the same desk. It is the fastest route for a first introduction or a short question that does not need attachments.

When your enquiry is about specific products, the inquiry cart is better still. Add the styles you are pricing from the product pages with the Get Price button, then send the cart as one inquiry – the desk receives the exact products, pictures and links, which removes the guesswork from the first costing. Both routes are explained on our costing and pricing page.

3. Join the WhatsApp List

For buyers who live on their phones, the floating WhatsApp button on this site opens a short form: choose your country code, leave your WhatsApp number, and the team will contact you on WhatsApp. It suits quick questions, update requests and programmes where decisions move faster than email threads.

The list is also how we share new products and price updates with buyers who ask for them. Your number is used for that conversation and nothing else – it is stored on our own system, and the admin contacts you personally rather than through any automated broadcast.

During a live programme, WhatsApp carries the small traffic that keeps an order calm: fabric arrival confirmations, production start notes, inspection bookings and shipment updates, with photographs where a picture answers faster than a paragraph. Formal approvals still move to email, so the written record stays complete – the two channels back each other up rather than competing.

4. Head Office and Factory: Dhaka, Bangladesh

Our head office is in Dhaka, Bangladesh (postcode 1213) – the same building culture described on our about us page, where development, sampling, production and quality all sit within reach of each other. Postal and courier correspondence, samples and documents should be directed to the Dhaka office.

Dhaka runs on GMT+6, ahead of Europe and well ahead of North America, which buyers turn into an advantage: a question sent at your close of business is usually worked on overnight and answered by your morning. Working hours at the factory follow the Bangladesh week, and the desk covers messages across it.

5. Sales Office: Canada

Our sales office in Canada serves buyers across North America from inside their own time zone. It handles introductions, meetings and the running questions of live programmes, with the Dhaka desk behind it for everything technical – sampling, costing and production detail.

If you are a brand, importer or distributor in Canada or the USA, this is your closest door: same-day conversation during your working hours, and a direct line into the factory rather than a relay through agents. European and Asian buyers work with Dhaka directly, where their orders physically are.

The two offices work as one desk. A question taken in Canada in your afternoon is already in the Dhaka office queue for their morning, and technical answers travel back the same way, checked against the order file rather than relayed from memory. You always know which office you are talking to, and either one can see the whole history of the conversation.

6. What to Send in Your First Message

A useful first message is short. Name the product or category, attach a tech pack or a clear photograph if you have one, give your target price and delivery window, and say which market the garments are for. Quantities can be approximate at this stage – the shape of the programme matters more than precision on day one.

From there the road is the one described in sample development: the desk costs the style, samples it, and puts the result in front of you as a garment with a specification, inside the full package production model. If the fit is right, the same conversation simply continues into fabric booking and production, watched over by our quality assurance team. To contact Siatex Bangladesh about a first order, send the style, the fabric and the quantity you have in mind; a rough brief is enough to start. Buyers can also meet us through the BGMEA, the association of Bangladesh garment exporters.