Built for Rajshahi garments manufacturers
Your buyer decides in 40 seconds whether your factory is real — your website is that decision
A merchandiser sitting in a sourcing office in Düsseldorf or Dhaka gets your company name from a trade fair card, a Bangladesh Knitwear directory, or an email you sent. Before he replies, he searches it. If the first result is a Facebook page with three posts from 2022, or nothing at all, you are already out — not because your stitching is bad, but because you looked like a risk. For a Rajshahi factory competing against Gazipur and Narayanganj names the buyer already knows, the website is not decoration. It is the thing that tells a stranger you are a serious, compliant, real manufacturer worth a sample order.
Rajshahi garments is its own market, and I build for it specifically. You are likely a small-to-mid knitwear, hosiery, woven or RMG unit — not a 10,000-machine compliance-audited giant, but a real factory with real capacity that gets overlooked because the big names are clustered around Dhaka and Chittagong. Your edge is price, flexibility on smaller MOQs, and being easy to deal with. Your website has to say exactly that, in plain English a non-Bangladeshi reads in one pass: what you make, your monthly capacity, your machine list, your certifications, and how fast someone can get a quote. Generic 'we are a leading company' filler kills you here — buyers have read that line a thousand times.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer with around five years of work behind me, all of it done personally. No agency, no junior handoff, no project manager forwarding your message down a chain. When you message me, you reach the person who structures your product catalog, writes your capacity page, builds your RFQ form, and ships the site. That also means I build for the way your buyer actually browses — a sourcing manager opening your link on a hotel WiFi in Dhaka, or on his phone between meetings, expects the catalog to load and the contact details to be one tap away, not buried behind a slow slider.
Pricing is honest and posted, no 'koto taka?' guessing game. Garments sites start at 50,000 BDT for a clean, credible company site with a product catalog and inquiry form. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a deeper filterable catalog, a proper RFQ/quotation flow and basic export-keyword SEO. At 1,50,000 BDT you get the full B2B build — product photography direction, compliance and capacity sections, multi-language support and a buyer-focused content structure. Fully custom builds with B2B portals or ERP links start from 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, and you approve every screen before a single line of code is written.
See pricing in BDT