Garments website design in Rajshahi built to pass a buyer's due-diligence check, not just look modern.
An overseas merchandiser shortlisting your factory will Google you before they reply to a single email. If they land on a slow page with a stock photo of a sewing line and no compliance docs, you are off the list. I design garments websites in Rajshahi that put your real capacity, certifications, line sheets and factory profile in front of that buyer in under three seconds. One senior designer-developer — no agency. From 50,000 BDT.
~5 years building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, personally. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee — you sign off on every screen before I write code.
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Here is the uncomfortable truth a garments owner in Rajshahi already knows: when a European or American buyer thinks 'Bangladesh RMG,' they think Gazipur, Ashulia, Narayanganj, Chittagong — not Rajshahi. So the moment a sourcing agent finds your factory is in the north, they get cautious. They wonder about lead times, about whether you can actually hold their delivery dates, about whether the compliance is real. Your website is where you kill that doubt or confirm it. A clean, fast, fact-heavy garments website in Rajshahi does more to land a first order than any trade-fair business card, because it works while you sleep and while the buyer is awake on the other side of the world.
Most garments and textile websites I see from this region make the same three mistakes. They open with a generic banner about 'quality and commitment' that says nothing. They hide — or never publish — the numbers a buyer actually filters on: machine count, monthly capacity in pieces, product categories, MOQ, average lead time. And they treat compliance certificates as an afterthought instead of the headline. A merchandiser does not care about your hero slider. They care whether you hold Accord/RSC, BSCI, Sedex, OEKO-TEX or WRAP, and whether they can download your factory profile PDF without emailing you first. I build the website around what gets you onto the shortlist, then make it look sharp on top of that.
Rajshahi also has something most RMG hubs do not: a genuine textile heritage. Rajshahi silk is a recognised name, and the district has a real base of weaving, handloom and small-to-mid garment units. If that is your story — silk, knitwear, woven, sustainable cotton, whatever — it is a differentiator a buyer in Hamburg or Los Angeles will remember, but only if your site tells it properly instead of burying it under the same 'leading manufacturer' boilerplate every factory uses. I design the page so your actual edge is the first thing a buyer reads, not the last.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer with around five years of work behind me, every project shipped personally — no agency, no junior handoff, no team in another city you never meet. When you message me, you reach the person who structures your capacity page, writes your compliance section, builds your line-sheet gallery and ships the whole thing.
Pricing is posted and honest: garments sites start at 50,000 BDT, the standard build with a full factory profile and product catalogue is 90,000 BDT, the export-ready package with line sheets, multi-language and lead-generation is 1,50,000 BDT, and fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, and you approve the design before a single line of code is written.
Six things a garments website in Rajshahi has to deliver before it earns its 50,000 BDT — built for a B2B buyer doing due diligence, not a walk-in customer.
Your machine count, monthly output in pieces, product categories and MOQ laid out as scannable specs on the homepage. The buyer filters on numbers — so the numbers come first, not buried in a PDF.
A dedicated, downloadable compliance section — Accord/RSC, BSCI, Sedex, OEKO-TEX, WRAP, fire and building certs — with logos and document downloads. This is the single thing that gets a Rajshahi factory taken seriously by a foreign buyer.
A proper product catalogue organised by category — knit, woven, silk, whatever you run — with fabric, GSM and style detail. Filterable, fast-loading, and built so you can add a new season's range yourself.
A clean, branded factory-profile and company-deck download wired into the site, so a merchandiser doing a quick check gets everything in one file without waiting on an email reply from your office.
A sourcing-inquiry form built for B2B — product type, quantity, target price, ship date — that lands straight in your inbox and WhatsApp, instead of a useless 'Contact Us' box buyers ignore.
Compressed images, lazy loading and clean code so the page opens in under three seconds for a buyer in Europe on a different network — not just fast on your office WiFi in Rajshahi.
In the RMG export game, the website is a filter the buyer uses to disqualify factories fast. A merchandiser shortlisting suppliers might open fifteen factory sites in one afternoon. They are not reading your mission statement — they are scanning for three things and then closing the tab: can you make my product (line sheet and capacity), are you safe and legal to source from (compliance certs they can actually see and download), and can I reach a decision-maker quickly (a real inquiry path, not a dead form).
If a Rajshahi factory makes them hunt for any of those three, they move to the next supplier, and you never even know you were in the running. That is why I refuse to build a garments site as a brochure. I build it as a qualification tool: capacity and product up top, compliance documents one tap away, and a B2B inquiry funnel that puts the right details into your hands so your merchant can quote the same day.
There is also an honesty point I make to every garments owner here, and it is about money. This is not an e-commerce site — your buyers do not check out with bKash or Nagad, and I will not pretend they do or sell you a fake online-store feature you will never use. Export orders move on POs, sample approvals, LCs and bank transfers — your site's job is to win the inquiry and the sample request, not to take a card payment.
So I focus the build where the real value is: making your factory look as credible and verifiable as a Dhaka or Chittagong unit, so being in Rajshahi stops being a question mark and starts being a quiet advantage — lower overheads, a real textile heritage, and an owner who actually answers. That is what a 50,000 BDT site should buy you, and that is what I build.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
The questions garments and textile owners in Rajshahi actually ask me in the first message — price first, no dancing around it.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean factory site with company profile, product categories, compliance section and a buyer inquiry form. 90,000 BDT adds a full line-sheet catalogue, downloadable factory-profile PDF and a proper capacity/specs page. 1,50,000 BDT is the export-ready build — multi-language for overseas buyers, lead-generation funnel, SEO and detailed compliance documentation. Fully custom builds with buyer portals or ERP links start from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch.
It is exactly the case where a website helps most. Big Dhaka and Chittagong factories already have a name and repeat buyers. A lesser-known Rajshahi unit needs to prove itself to a buyer who has never heard of it — and a website that clearly shows your capacity, your products and your compliance certificates is the cheapest, fastest way to do that. It lets a buyer verify you at 2 a.m. their time without anyone vouching for you first.
Your factory details (machine count, monthly capacity, number of lines, product types), your compliance certificates as files, your product photos or sample shots, your MOQ and typical lead times, and any existing company profile or deck. If your photos or profile are weak, I tell you exactly what to shoot and how to fix them — a buyer can forgive a small factory, but not blurry, dishonest-looking photos.
For export garments, no — and you should be wary of anyone who tries to sell you that. International buyers pay through POs, LCs and bank transfers after sampling and approval, not a bKash button. The site's real job is to win the inquiry and the sample request. If you also sell locally or run a small retail/wholesale line inside Bangladesh, I can add bKash and Nagad for that side — but I will not bolt on a feature your actual buyers will never touch.
If your goal is overseas buyers, the primary language is English — that is who reads it. I keep the copy clean, specific and free of the awkward 'leading manufacturer with commitment' phrasing that makes a foreign buyer doubt you. The 1,50,000 BDT export package can add a second language if you target a specific market. For a domestic or wholesale audience I can do a Bangla-first or bilingual build.
The starter 50,000 BDT site can be live in about two weeks if your profile, specs and certificates are ready. The 90,000 BDT build with a full line-sheet catalogue and factory-profile PDF takes 3-4 weeks. The 1,50,000 BDT export-ready package runs 5-6 weeks because we build the catalogue out properly, set up the lead-generation funnel and do the SEO. The slow part is almost always getting your content and certificates together — once I have those, I move fast.
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