Wholesale Kurtis Bangladesh | Indian Supplier | Textile Zone

MOQ	1 full catalog per design (typically 4-8 pieces)
Dispatch	Within 24 hours from Surat
Delivery	5-9 business days via DHL, FedEx, Aramex or City Link Express
Payment	Bank transfer, wire transfer, or Western Union (no PayPal, no COD)
Invoicing	GST-compliant invoice on every order, in INR
Inquiries	WhatsApp +91-7406667101

Local wholesalers in Bangladesh often sell fabric by the metre, leaving you to cut and stitch. This catalogue works differently. Each catalog — like Pranjul Pragati Vol 19 or Kadlee Valentine — is a complete, pre-designed set of readymade kurtis. You order one design, receive finished pieces, and put them straight into your retail or resale channel. No cutting table required. This distinction matters for buyers who lack in-house tailoring capacity or who want to move stock quickly without production lead times. The design work, fabric selection, and stitching are already done in Surat, so what arrives at your door is shelf-ready inventory.

Rayon drapes well and breathes, making it a strong pick for Bangladesh's humid months. Cotton kurtis offer a lighter, everyday option that your customers already trust. Current stock includes printed rayon sets and cotton styles that move quickly in South Asian markets. Each catalog carries a cohesive design theme, so you are buying a curated look, not a lucky dip of leftover styles. Rayon kurtis in particular handle the heat well — the fabric does not cling heavily, and it holds colour through repeated washes, which matters for daily wear. Cotton options give you a more casual, breathable alternative for customers who prefer natural fibres against the skin during the hotter months of the year.

Surat's textile hub runs on speed. Your order dispatches within 24 hours, not after a week of production delays. From there, courier partners like DHL and FedEx deliver to Bangladesh in 5-9 business days. That turnaround matters when you are restocking a bestseller or testing a new design for the upcoming season. Because the kurtis are already manufactured and sitting in stock, there is no waiting for fabric procurement or stitching cycles. The moment your payment clears, the catalog is packed and handed to the courier. For a retailer in Dhaka or Chattogram, this means you can react to market trends within a fortnight of spotting them, rather than planning months ahead.

Each catalog is a themed collection, typically holding 4-8 pieces. The piece count varies by design, so check the individual listing before ordering. Some catalogs focus on festive prints with heavier embellishment; others lean toward daily office wear in softer tones. When you order one catalog, you receive the full set as designed — not a selection of pieces picked from different lots. This consistency helps you present a unified display in your shop or on your social media channels. It also simplifies reordering: when a particular catalog sells through, you can request the same design again and maintain continuity for customers who ask for repeats.

1. Select your catalog: Browse the kurtis range and pick one full design — MOQ is a single catalog, not a fixed piece count.
2. Confirm via WhatsApp: Message +91-7406667101 with your chosen catalog to verify stock and receive a GST-compliant invoice in INR.
3. Pay and dispatch: Settle by bank transfer or Western Union, then your order ships within 24 hours from Surat.

Can I order just one kurti design to test the Bangladesh market?

Yes. The MOQ is one full catalog per design, which typically holds 4-8 pieces. You can order a single catalog to gauge local demand before committing to more styles.

Will I need to handle customs clearance in Bangladesh?

Import duties and taxes are your responsibility as the buyer. Every order includes a GST-compliant invoice from Textile Zone, which gives you the documentation needed to declare the shipment accurately.

Are these kurtis stitched or sold as unstitched fabric?

They are readymade. Each catalog contains finished kurtis or kurti-pant sets in rayon, cotton, or printed fabric — not yardage for local tailoring. This saves you the cost and time of arranging stitching locally.

How do I pay from Bangladesh without PayPal?

Payments are accepted via bank transfer, wire transfer, or Western Union. Prices are quoted in INR, and your bank converts at the prevailing exchange rate. Most Bangladeshi commercial banks handle these transfers without difficulty.

What if a style does not sell well in my shop?

All sales are final, so choose designs you know fit your customer base. The one-catalog MOQ keeps your risk low when testing a new style. Start with a single catalog in a fabric and colour palette you know your customers already prefer.