Classic Group is a dynamic and multi-dimensional apparel manufacturer in Bangladesh, widely recognized for its commitment to quality craftsmanship, efficient production systems, and long-standing partnerships with global brands. Over the years, the company has transformed from a modest garment’s enterprise into a fully integrated apparel powerhouse with capabilities spanning product development, large-scale manufacturing, compliance management, and international trade. With modern facilities, advanced technology, and a skilled workforce, Classic Group produces a comprehensive range of woven and knit garments including shirts, trousers, T-shirts, jackets, and value-added fashion items designed to meet the demands of global markets.
Guided by a philosophy of continuous improvement, the company maintains rigorous standards in workplace safety, environmental sustainability, and social compliance while ensuring operational excellence and on-time delivery through its dedicated merchandising, quality assurance, and logistics teams. Classic Group’s reputation is built on trust, innovation, and reliability, strengthened by its commitment to adopting sustainable production methods, integrating modern technologies, and fostering long-term relationships with customers and suppliers. As a forward-looking organization, it continues to expand its global presence and contribute significantly to Bangladesh’s apparel and export sector.
Recently, Team Textile Focus had an insightful discussion with Md. Tahsin Azeem Sezan, Director of Classic Group, who shared valuable perspectives on the industry and the company’s journey. He explained that their business began in 1992 under the leadership of his father, and he now represents the second generation managing the company. Reflecting on current industry challenges, he noted that the garments sector is under considerable pressure, facing recurring obstacles such as the recent airport customs incident that resulted in substantial losses for the RMG industry. He emphasized the need for collective efforts to solve these issues and protect this vital sector, calling for stronger support from the government and the NBR in developing effective policies. He highlighted that the garments industry, being one of Bangladesh’s oldest and most impactful sectors, has long contributed to the national economy, and it is essential to ensure its continued progress. Tahsin Azeem Sezan also underscored the importance of encouraging new entrepreneurs to join the sector and stressed that they should receive full support in areas such as banking facilities, customs procedures, and policy frameworks to begin operations without difficulty. He expressed optimism about the involvement of the next generation, saying they are already inspired to enter the industry with fresh knowledge and skills that can further modernize the sector. He concluded with a hopeful vision for the future, expressing his desire to see more people join the industry and work toward taking Bangladesh’s RMG sector to greater heights, ultimately positioning it among the best in the world.
