From fabric to finished garment, Fakir Garments Limited has grown from a knit manufacturer into a composite knitwear house — and the prime choice of foreign retailers for over a decade.
FAKIR started its journey in 1988 as a knit garment manufacturer, under the leadership of its experienced entrepreneurs, aiming to become the trendsetter it is today.
FAKIR was aware that short lead-time plays a vital role in the modern apparel industry — so it located itself in Narayanganj, the attire-manufacturing hub of Bangladesh, and became one of the leading Bangladeshi knit garment manufacturers to acquire state-of-the-art machinery, dyes and chemicals to ensure product quality and safety.
Sky holds the limit for FAKIR.
Today, after over a decade of progression, FAKIR Garments Limited is a pioneer of Bangladesh's garment industry and the prime choice of many foreign retailers. It has grown from fabric manufacturer to composite knitwear manufacturer, with a capacity of over a million pieces of garment per month.
To bring economic growth catering to the needs of buyers and valued clients at home and abroad, and thus contribute to the nation. Group policy emphasizes corporate social responsibility and active involvement in regional and community activities — improving poverty levels, illiteracy and unemployment.
Since the emergence of Bangladesh, Fakir Group has played a vital role in developing the knit garments sector — working with outstanding, result-oriented performance that comes from inherited and inherent initiative. Throughout its drive toward industrialization, the group has focused on identifying and building the industrial and business linkages the sector needs.
Today, Fakir Group is one of the largest conglomerates in the country's garment sector, employing around 12,000 people across its member companies.
Over the years, FAKIR has manufactured a wide variety of basic products — polo shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, and ladies' and kids' wear. Today, FAKIR manufactures specialized knitwear, tracking the latest market trends.
Beyond ordinary yarns like cotton, polyester, CVC and PC, FAKIR now works with organic, rayon, modal, Pima and fair-trade yarns, and manufactures technical fabrics such as viscose, Coolmax and Suplex — with a growing focus on knit-denim.
On the floorQuality checks, sewing lines and an in-house fire-safety team run side by side on the production floor — part of how FAKIR holds its BSCI, OEKO-TEX and Sedex compliance day to day.
East Chandmari, Kha'pur, Fatullah, Narayanganj –1400, Bangladesh.