Head Office — Dhaka, Bangladesh (GMT+6)

tausif.founder@cubeapparels.com

Apparel Sourcing & Production — Dhaka, Bangladesh

Your Production Partner in Bangladesh.

Every product has different manufacturing requirements.

Cube Apparels supports established fashion retailers, independent brands and private-label businesses with complete apparel sourcing through Bangladesh's manufacturing ecosystem. We coordinate product development, manufacturing, quality oversight and shipment, matching each project with the manufacturing partner best equipped to produce it.

Not simply the nearest factory.

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About Cube

Partnership, not transaction

Matching Dimensions of Apparel Sourcing.

The name Cube represents the many dimensions involved in bringing a garment from concept to completion.

Every collection is shaped by product development, fabric selection, manufacturing, quality, compliance, logistics, communication, and timing. When even one of those dimensions is overlooked, production becomes more complicated than it needs to be.

Cube was founded on the belief that manufacturing should feel like a partnership, not a transaction. Rather than treating sourcing as a process of collecting quotations, we believe every project deserves the right manufacturing environment, the right expertise, and the right people behind it.

That's why we work differently.

Instead of asking,

"Which factory has capacity?"

we ask,

"Which manufacturing partner is best suited to build this product?"

That philosophy continues to guide everything we do.

Because great products aren't created by chance. They're created when every dimension works together.

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Why Brands Work with Cube

Better factory matching, better products

We don't compete by offering access to more factories. We focus on helping buyers build the right manufacturing relationship for each product and production requirement.

We help established retailers and independent brands work with suitable manufacturing partners from the very beginning.

  • A heavyweight hoodie shouldn't be produced the same way as a technical polo.
  • A complex knit structure needs different expertise than a basic jersey.
  • A premium shirt jacket requires different expertise than a basic T-shirt.

Yet many suppliers still treat every order the same. We don't.

Every project begins by understanding the buyer's product, technical specifications, quality expectations, target cost and delivery requirements before selecting a manufacturing partner.

Because better factory matching creates better products.

Who We Work With

Established Fashion Retailers

Supporting seasonal sourcing, manufacturing coordination and repeat production requirements across apparel categories.

Independent & Founder-Led Brands

Supporting product development, sampling and manufacturing as brands establish and expand their collections.

Private-Label & Apparel Businesses

Supporting businesses seeking manufacturing partners across multiple apparel categories.

Three Principles

  1. Product-First Manufacturing

    Every collection is matched with manufacturing partners based on product specialisation, technical capability, applicable quality and compliance requirements, and available production capacity.

  2. End-to-End Production Coordination

    We don't simply coordinate production. We become an extension of your team, helping manage development, manufacturing, communication, and execution from concept to shipment.

  3. Manufacturing Transparency

    Good manufacturing depends on good communication. We support clear communication through structured development updates, production follow-up, transparent commercial coordination and proactive escalation of material, capacity or timeline risks.

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Production Capabilities

Complete apparel sourcing & production services

Complete Apparel Sourcing & Production Services

Fabric & Trim Development

We coordinate fabric and trim sourcing, composition and construction development, lab dips, colour approvals and production-ready material approvals with suitable manufacturing partners.

Sampling & Development

We coordinate proto, fit, size-set, PP and shipment samples through a structured development, review and approval process, based on each buyer's requirements.

Production Management

Production planning, order follow-up, WIP monitoring and proactive escalation of material, capacity, quality or timeline risks.

Quality Assurance

Quality planning and oversight throughout production, including inline, mid-production and final inspection coordination according to the buyer's specifications and approved quality standards.

Logistics & Documentation

Export documentation coordination, shipment planning and production-to-port tracking in coordination with the relevant manufacturing and logistics partners.

Commercial Coordination

We coordinate product requirements, quantities, target FOB costs, MOQs, production timelines and commercial terms with the appropriate manufacturing partner before bulk production begins.

Manufacturing Network

We don't own factories. And we believe that's one of our greatest strengths.

Instead of fitting every buyer and product into the same production environment, we identify and coordinate manufacturing partners around each project's technical requirements, quality expectations, order quantities and delivery schedule.

  • Some factories excel in heavyweight jersey.
  • Others specialise in knitwear.
  • Others in workwear.
  • Others in outerwear.

Our network approach is designed to support different apparel categories, product complexities and production requirements, subject to the verified capabilities and available capacity of each partner.

That's exactly how we approach manufacturing.

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How We Work

From discovery to shipment

  1. Discovery
  2. Product Review
  3. Manufacturing Partner Selection
  4. Material Development
  5. Sampling
  6. Production Planning
  7. Bulk Manufacturing
  8. Quality Assurance
  9. Shipment

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Quality & Compliance

Documented control at every stage

Quality is not an inspection at the end of the line — it is a protocol that begins before fabric is cut. Every Cube Apparels order runs through the same five-gate control sequence.

  1. Pre-production review

    Techpack verification, approved trim cards, and pre-production meetings with factory QA before cutting is authorized.

  2. Material verification

    Fabric inspection on arrival — shade continuity, shrinkage, GSM and construction checked against approved standards before issue to the line.

  3. Inline & midline inspection

    Our own QA staff inspect on the line during production, with defects logged, root-caused and corrected while there is still time to act.

  4. Final random inspection

    Statistical random sampling of finished, packed goods against the approved sample and full measurement specification prior to release.

  5. Shipment audit trail

    Inspection reports, packing lists and export documents compiled into a single order file — retained and available to the buyer at any time.

Responsible Supply Chain

  • Partner factories qualified through structural, fire and electrical safety review
  • Social compliance monitoring — working hours, fair wages, and freely chosen employment
  • No unauthorized subcontracting; production runs only in disclosed, audited facilities
  • Environmental practices reviewed for wet processing and effluent management

Transparency Commitment

  • Full disclosure of production facility identity and location for every order
  • Third-party audit and testing arranged on buyer request, at any stage
  • Traceability documentation from yarn or fabric source through to shipment

Factory profiles, audit summaries and inspection report samples are available on request under NDA. Request documentation →

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Leadership

The people behind Cube

M A Mallick

Advisor

M A Mallick (Pintu) brings more than four decades of hands-on technical experience in Bangladesh's knitwear and apparel manufacturing industry. His expertise spans knitwear product development, fabric and yarn understanding, fabric construction, technical problem-solving, production engineering, quality consistency and export manufacturing.

Over his career, he has contributed to manufacturing and product development serving international retailers including C&A, s.Oliver, NEXT, ALDI and Ellesse through Bangladesh's apparel manufacturing ecosystem. He continues to serve the industry as Advisor to Norban Comtex, where his experience supports technical direction, manufacturing excellence and long-term industry relationships.

His ongoing industry involvement and technical experience continue to guide Cube Apparels in manufacturing partner evaluation, product development, technical decision-making and long-term production relationships.

Tausif Mahmud Mallick

Founder & Creative Director

Cube Apparels was founded on a simple belief: manufacturing should be transparent, structured, and built around long-term partnerships rather than transactions.

Growing up around Bangladesh's apparel industry shaped Tausif's understanding that successful production depends on choosing the right manufacturing partner, communicating clearly, and executing consistently.

Today, he leads Cube Apparels' business development and production partnerships, working with established fashion retailers, independent brands and private-label businesses to coordinate complete apparel sourcing through Bangladesh's manufacturing ecosystem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Before you send a tech pack

What products do you specialise in?

We support complete apparel sourcing across knitwear, woven garments, denim, bottoms, outerwear, workwear and custom private-label apparel, subject to the capabilities of our manufacturing partners.

Do you own factories?

No. We work through a carefully selected network of manufacturing partners, allowing us to match each project with the factory best suited to the product.

Are you a buying house?

Not in a traditional sense.

Our role is not simply to collect quotations or pass orders to factories.

We act as an apparel sourcing and production partner, coordinating product development, manufacturing partner selection, communication, quality oversight and shipment around the buyer's requirements.

Can you support established retailers and independent brands?

Yes. We work with established fashion retailers, independent and founder-led brands, and private-label businesses. We coordinate product development and manufacturing according to each buyer's product, quality, quantity, cost and delivery requirements.

What is your MOQ?

MOQ depends on the product category, fabric, construction, colour and size breakdown, manufacturing partner and development requirements.

We review each enquiry individually and confirm feasible quantities after understanding the specifications and manufacturing requirements.

Tell us what you're building and we'll assess the production route.

Do you arrange sampling?

Yes. We coordinate the required sampling stages, including proto, fit, size-set, PP and shipment samples, before bulk production begins.

Can we visit the factory?

Absolutely. We encourage factory visits and believe transparency builds stronger manufacturing partnerships.

Can you manage complete apparel sourcing?

We coordinate key stages including product review, fabric and trim development, sampling, manufacturing follow-up, quality oversight and shipment documentation. The scope is agreed according to each buyer's requirements.

Can you work with our existing tech packs and specifications?

Yes. We can review technical packs, measurement specifications, fabric composition, GSM, construction, trims, finishing and quality requirements before coordinating development and costing.

Can you support repeat seasonal orders?

Yes. We aim to build long-term production partnerships and support repeat development and manufacturing requirements across seasonal collections, subject to capacity and commercial agreement.

How do you select manufacturing partners?

We assess product specialisation, technical capability, available capacity, quality requirements and applicable compliance documentation before recommending a suitable manufacturing partner.

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Let's Discuss Your Next Production.

Responses within one business day

Whether you're developing a new collection, evaluating Bangladesh as a sourcing destination or looking for an additional manufacturing partner, we'd welcome the opportunity to understand your requirements and assess how Cube can support your next production.

Direct Lines

Phone / WhatsApp
+880 1310 822964
Head Office
House 32, Road 14, Sector 14, Uttara
Dhaka 1230, Bangladesh
Office Hours
Sunday–Thursday, 09:00–18:00 GMT+6
Urgent production matters answered outside hours

Sending a tech pack or line sheet? Attach it in your reply to our confirmation email — we review full specifications before coordinating development and costing.

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