One-stop sourcing
Apparel, sustainable packaging, and leather accessories under a single trading partner, instead of three separate factory searches.
International trading house · Dhaka
An assurance to the desired promotion.
Rose Craft sources ready-made garments, biodegradable jute, and leather goods for wholesalers, retail chains, and brands. One desk in Dhaka. From sample to shipment.
Licensed 19 Feb 2020Dhaka North City Corporation
Renewed 17 Sep 2025TRAD/DNCC/017443/2025
Agargaon officeSher-E-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka
Dhaka export house
Ready-made garments
Jute products
Leather goods
Sample to shipment
Three divisions. One desk.
Apparel, sustainable packaging, and leather accessories can sit on the same order, with one trading partner responsible for the file.
Who we are
Between the factory floor and the buyer’s market.
Rose Craft is a trading, sourcing, and export house. We are not a fabric mill, and the website should not pretend to be one. Manufacturing sits with associate concerns and a vetted factory network. Our work is specification, quality, documents, and delivery.
Why buyers use one partner.
Four reasons stated in the corporate profile. No invented client counts.
Factory-direct pricing
Local negotiation and a Dhaka desk, so the buyer is not managing the factory relationship alone.
Ethical compliance
A stated commitment to fair wages, safe workplaces, and a smaller environmental footprint — through factories that meet the standard the order requires.
Flexible quantities
Room for large retail programmes and for boutique brands that are still growing.
How an order moves.
The full sourcing modelCollect
The buyer’s order, specification, and destination.
Place
Hand the order to supply chain: production, procurement, distribution.
Make
Manufacture through associate concerns and vetted factories.
Deliver
Ship to the customer’s destination, sea or air.
Document
Invoice, packing list, origin papers, and the bill of lading or air waybill.
Built for three markets.
Europe, the United States, and Australia — compliance and speed, not a map of pretend clients.
Europe
- Origin documents for the preference that applies on the shipment date.
- Preparation for Digital Product Passport data, not a claim that every style already carries one.
- Chemical and labelling expectations discussed before fabric is booked.
United States
- Factories able to meet the labour and safety bar of retail and boutique programmes.
- Composition declared clearly enough for customs valuation.
- No promise of a garment GSP that is not in force.
Australia
- Jute and apparel programmes shaped around preferential access where the rules allow it.
- Local content understood before the order is costed.
- Duty and tax paperwork handled with the shipment, not after a hold.
Quality
Checked before it leaves, not after it arrives.
The profile describes pre-production review, raw-material control, in-line monitoring, a final random inspection, and a packaging audit. Acceptable Quality Limit checks are named at AQL 1.5 / 2.5.
- Samples from the buyer’s sketch or tech-pack, before bulk.
- In-line inspection while the line is still open.
- Final inspection and carton marks before the container.
Associate concerns
Named makers, not a stock logo strip.
The profile names four concerns behind jute, knit, woven, and lingerie. Factory addresses and capacities are not in the file, so they are not invented here.
Tell us the market, the product, and the date.
A useful quotation starts from a specification, a target price, and a shipment window.