Apparel Online Bangladesh Magazine January Issue 2019 | Page 50

RESOURCE HUB - 2018
< < ‘Automation’ and ‘Quality’
let Duerkopp Adler and
PFAFF Industrial explore
Bangladesh better than
ever…
June 2018

Apparel industry is on a rapid transformation.
Brands, which until a decade back, used to give
some relaxation to the manufacturers, have now
become stricter and their adherence to compliance,
high quality and fast delivery is pushing garment
manufacturers to give up old methodologies. In such
a scenario, the role of Duerkopp Adler and PFAFF
Industrial cannot be neglected in the technological
upgradation of Bangladesh as these German
pioneers have been delivering innovative solutions
in automated and engineered workstations to the
country’s apparel industry.
< < KDS Accessories well
prepared for future
challenges
June 2018

In the last decade, much investment has been
made to strengthen the accessory segment
in Bangladesh and the local industry today
is standing tall against the international
competitors. In fact, they have taken a step
forward aiming to be total solution providers
against niche product categories that is the
forte of the global brands. A frontrunner in this
category, KDS Accessories has its job cut out to
keep ahead of companies which are aiming for
the same market positioning.
<< Bernd Bräuer
Director (Sales),
Duerkopp Adler
50 Apparel Online Bangladesh | January 2019 | www.apparelresources.com
“With more than 150
years of experience
in sewing automa-
tion, companies trust
us and our technol-
ogy. Duerkopp Adler
and PFAFF Industrial
machines stand for
quality, productivity
and consistency and
the progressive Ban-
gladesh industry is,
no doubt, embracing
our offerings… I feel
Bangladesh is not all
about prices, it looks
for services too… We
are strong enough in
services and this is why
we have increased our
sales and service force
here in the country
recently.”
Debasis Daspal
CEO, KDS Accessories
“Many big corporates in Bangladesh that were
earlier sourcing their trims and packaging require-
ments from China are now looking to source
locally, both to save time in the process, as also a
few cents. In this changing scenario, we are open
to do new products, which we are mostly seeing
on the packaging side as presentation of a prod-
uct on the shelves gains importance…The pace
of growth may have slowed down, but the future
is bright and I have no doubt that companies that
are upfront in their approach, and are willing to
go an extra mile to serve the buyer, will support
the further growth of the industry in the years to
come.”