Reinforcing its commitment to innovation and sustainability in textile manufacturing, Anwar Textile has officially launched the 3rd edition of Anwar Textile Mill Week 2026. Taking place on August 3–4, the two-day event showcases the company’s latest eco-friendly yarns, innovative fabric collections, and global fashion trends, offering visitors a glimpse into the future of textile innovation.
The event was inaugurated by Hossain Mahmud, Vice Chairman of Anwar Group, in the presence of Faiza Mahmud, DMD of Anwar Group, along with senior officials of the organization.
Bringing together leading international buying houses, fashion brands, and industry professionals, the exhibition has become a vibrant networking platform, opening new opportunities for collaboration and business development.
Key Highlights
- Future Fashion & Exclusive Fabric Collections: Presentation of innovative blended fabrics, including Philagen, Pineapple Fiber, and new seasonal fabric collections inspired by upcoming global color palettes.
- Green & Sustainable Technologies: Demonstration of eco-friendly dyeing processes, water-saving production methods, and the use of organic cotton and recycled fibers to promote sustainable textile manufacturing.
- Strong Linen & Towel Portfolio: One of Anwar Textile’s key strengths is its premium linen fabrics and towel products, recognized among the leading offerings in Bangladesh.
- B2B Collaboration Opportunities: Buyers can engage directly with the company’s mill technicians and design teams to develop customized fabric solutions tailored to market requirements.
The event is supported by Anwar Landmark, the flagship real estate brand of Anwar Group, as the Real Estate Partner, while Toledo Motors serves as the Venue Partner.
“Anwar Textile Mill Week is more than a company event; it is a platform to showcase Bangladesh’s textile capabilities to the global market. Many international buyers are still unaware of the country’s diverse manufacturing potential beyond cotton. This year, we are highlighting developments in polyester, sustainable fibers such as Filigen (made from fish scales) and pineapple fiber, as well as innovative fabric designs that reduce water, energy, and production costs. Our focus is not just on innovation, but on creating commercially viable solutions that can be adopted at scale. As one of Bangladesh’s most diversified textile manufacturers, with yarn dyeing, printing, solid dyeing, and fabric development under one roof, we hope this event inspires collaboration, knowledge sharing, and greater confidence in Bangladesh’s textile industry.” Said Faiza Mahmud, DMD of Anwar Group.
“Bangladesh’s textile industry is at a crucial stage and requires stronger government support, particularly in addressing gas supply issues and raw material challenges. With the right policy support, the industry can become even more competitive. At Anwar Textile, we have been working over the past three years to represent Bangladesh directly to leading global brands, and we are encouraged by the growing confidence and positive response from international buyers. We believe Bangladesh can soon reclaim its position as the world’s second-largest apparel exporter. This year, we are showcasing more than 1,000 fabric qualities, including around 100 new sustainable and innovative developments that demonstrate our commitment to value addition and the future of textile manufacturing.” Said Mehedi Hasan, Sr. AGM, Marketing & Business Development, Hossain Dyeing & Printing Mills Ltd.
“Anwar Textile Mill Week reflects our commitment to continuous innovation and sustainable growth. Through world-class fabric solutions, we aim to further strengthen Bangladesh’s position in the global fashion supply chain.” – Management, Anwar Group of Industries.
