This study attempts to uphold a report on an approach to establish design-development model for Bangladeshi handloom fashion industry. This paper is done by quantitative research for developing the Bangladesh handloom sector to follow the Indian Fashion Industry. Moreover, the study will also consider primary and secondary sources of information to analyze the handloom sector’s development. It is motivated by the fact that, over this period, India’s fashion industry has developed, and become well-positioned in the international market. The Indian handloom-based fashion industry is Jigmat Couture, Raw Mango, Bharatsthali and Southloom, Fabindia, Heirloom Naga, the Calico Guild, REHWA society. Their New techniques are also already catching the international market’s attention. Based on that formula, handloom sector development is an effective decision for the Bangladeshi handloom sector. In fact, CAD implementation technique will help to develop this sector, which will be briefly discussed in the result and discussion part of this paper. On the other hand, old motifs and concept have been used for a long time; there is no development in the handloom products. Therefore, this paper is prepared to improve this sector through CAD-based design; the effective thing is that it is a creative sector as the second employment after agriculture. So, if we take initiative to improve them, we can do it because Aarong, Aranya, Bibiana, Bibi Russell, Bishwo Rang, Kay Kraft, Anjan, and Sadakalo already use handloom fabric. So, if we apply the latest techniques in our fashion brands, we hope that from the local market to the international market will spread its popularity.
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Department of Fashion Design, BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology [BUFT], Dhaka, Bangladesh
Department of Fashion Design, BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology [BUFT], Dhaka, Bangladesh
Department of Fashion Design, BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology [BUFT], Dhaka, Bangladesh
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