The export of lungi in four districts is in 25 countries

Lungi is a favorite of Bangladeshi lungi and a traditional dress. Almost everyone loves to read this dress. Whether it is outside the country or the country, no matter where. Sirajganj, Pabna, Tangail and Narsingdi lunches are now exported to the 25 countries of the country. These countries are exporting about two crore pieces of lungi. Earning around 12.5 million taka a year.

Many Bangladeshi work abroad. To fulfill their needs, export of lungis in 25 countries including Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Dubai, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Indonesia, Canada, England, USA. Bengalis living in these countries are basically buyers of this lungi. People from many countries, including Indonesia, buy lunches in the country.

In the country, electricity production of lungi started in 1998. At present, 90 percent lunches are being made in this type of weavers. Apart from this, litter is being made in Chittaranjan and Pittum. Pabna, Sirajganj, Tangail and Narsingdi, the number of lungi makers and marketing companies is about one hundred thousand.

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The weavers said, at one time, the lunches sold at the name of anonymously are now getting their identity in their own brand. Narsingdi Helal and Brothers started the first lungi branding in the country. Sonar Bangla Textile, Dissent, Unique, Standard, Amanat Shah, Ruhipuri, Smart, Amar, Pakiza, ATM, Bukhari, Fazr Ali, Searches, JM, Sky, West, Rangdhanu, 125 brands are being sold in the market. Each lungi of value is being sold at 350 to 7000 rupees. Due to good design, foreigners also look at the lungis of Bangladesh. Bangladeshi lungi big buyers Indian businessmen. They are selling lunches from Bangladesh to the Middle East and Europe market every pies for one thousand to two and a half thousand rupees.

Importers and exporters of Malda district of India said that 12 import-export makers of different states from different states are exporting them to other countries by sticking their stickers from different names. Indian importers buy about 1.25 million pieces of lungi each year from Bangladesh, he said.

Shahjadpur's wholesale cloth trader Abdullah Al-Masud said Indian businessmen are in Shahjadpur, Enayetpur in Sirajganj; Atikula, Pabna, Kartia of Tangail and Baburhat of Narsingdi are buying clothes worth Tk 25 million per week. In this, the weavers of this region have returned to life.

Rafiqul Islam, owner of Sonar Bangla Textile, said, "Now the buyers give priority to the brand in buying lungi.

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Bangladesh Lungi Manufactures, President of Export and Traders Association and Chairman of Amanat Shah Group. Helal Mia said, if you get government assistance, you will be able to take a new place in the world market after getting ready made garments.