Rahbar Hossain

Figure: Syed Iqbal Rizvi, Managing Director of Sameet Dye Chem Ltd. Sustainability is rapidly becoming a decisive factor in the textile industry, influencing competitiveness, compliance, and long-term growth. Across the global supply chain, brands and manufacturers are increasingly seeking alternatives to conventional chemical processes that can reduce environmental impact while maintaining industrial performance. Positioning itself at the forefront of this transition, Sameet Dye Chem Ltd.

Figure: Eng. A.S.M Hafizur Rahman Nixon, Executive Director at RH Corporation The textile and apparel industry in Bangladesh is going through a major transition. With global brands increasingly focusing on recycled materials, carbon reduction, and circular production models, manufacturers across the country are under growing pressure to adapt. In response, Bangladesh-based RH Corporation is bringing advanced recycling technologies to the local market.

Image ourtesy: Trend Hunter D.O.N Co. Ltd., headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, has introduced VITAL BELT, an abdominal belt-type sensing wearable developed under its inner-down specialist brand TAION. Designed to be worn like an everyday belt, the device brings health monitoring into daily life without requiring direct skin contact or special effort from the user.