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Brands urged to rethink Bangladesh knits sourcing practices

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Report argues that buyers focused solely on unit cost in Bangladesh are now carrying the greatest compliance, climate and commercial risk

Dhaka - Bangladesh’s knitwear and garment sector is undergoing a structural shift in compliance, capability and circularity, with a new report warning that brands still treating the country as a low‑cost sourcing hub are exposed to growing risk.

The Sourcing Times: Bangladesh, concludes that the greatest threat to buyers is not sourcing from Bangladesh, but continuing to do so through an outdated FOB‑only lens.

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