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The road beside Keari Plaza at Dhanmondi-8 would lead one to a shoe market where custom-fit footwear shops are situated. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed Paulash

Footwear market sees robust last moment sale

The apparel market was invigorated by Eid shoppers at the beginning of Ramadan but the footwear market gained momentum at the end

Mirpur footwear cluster needs govt support to flourish farther

Mirpur footwear cluster needs govt support to flourish farther

Footwear factories in Brahmanbaria are running in full swing this year with hopes to turn around from the pandemic-inflicted losses, targeting at least Tk25 crore sales before Eid. Photo: TBS

B’baria footwear industry gets back life after 2 years

All the products of KJ are entirely handmade and environment-friendly. Photo: Courtesy

KJ: Introducing lifestyle footwear to light up your day

Financial Status of Legacy Footwear

Failing at exporting, Legacy Footwear eyes local market

Hartwig Schafer, Vice President, South Asia Region, The World Bank during the visit at Bhairab in Kishoreganj

World Bank VP visits PKSF project

A Chinese yuan note Photo: Reuters

Chinese firms offer $70m in green energy, RMG and footwear

Photo :Collected

Three ways for the ladies to step in style

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Must-have footwear for men this Eid 

Brahmanbaria footwear industry in crisis even in peak season. Photo/Azizul Shonchay

Brahmanbaria footwear industry in crisis even in peak season

Infographic: Footwear business caught in doldrums again before Eid

Footwear business caught in doldrums again before Eid 

Globally Bata serves over one million customers per day, employs more than 30,000 people, operates in more than 5,000 international retail outlets, manages retail presence in over 70 countries and runs 27 production facilities across 20 countries. Illustration: TBS

Bata: The brand that taught us to wear shoes

Workers are busy putting shoes into packets in a factory in Brahmanbaria. Because of Covid-19, production in shoe factories in Brahmanbaria has decreased by an average of 40 percent, causing a financial loss of Tk20 crore to traders and workers. Photo: Azizul Shonchay

Brahmanbaria’s footwear industry in tatters