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Mejor Shoe Company
BANGLADESH
ALLROUND LEATHER Inc.
Contact: Md. Shahidullah
11/11, Iqbal Road, Mohammadpur, 1212 DHAKA
E-mail:allround@sparkbd.com
Except for keeping our predominance in Asian market, Allround footwear Inc. have been successfully explored for its superb collections of formal & casual handmade shoes in the European and South-American markets. Until now, we have regular customers,eg. Magilla, Frutta, Giogio Armani and Primigi from Italy, footwear brands Kenneth Cole, Banana Republic, Draper from South America, USA and UK markets. We believe in providing complete solutions to our customers from: 1) Understanding the market. - 2) Recommending the product and product mix for the market. - 3) Design the product for our customer. - 4) Developing the product with special requirements, including the performance product range. - 5) Online and final product inspection. - 6) Timely delivery. - 7)Most importantly, standby and support our customer in case of any problem in the quality of our products. - Thanks to everyone for putting their efforts with us in order to launch potetial relation for shoes import.

BATA SHOE COMPANY (BANGLADESH) Ltd.
Contact: Mojibur Rahman
Tongi, Gazipur, DHAKA
Tel: 880-171-3094624 - Fax: 880-2-9800511
E-mail:mojibur@batabd.com
We are an independently incorporated enterprise of the Bata group of Companies. It has two manufacturing units and a modern tannery in a very congenial environment in Tongi and Dhamrai on outskirts of Dhaka. It has own Product Development Centre, Quality Control Laboratories, Retail Outlets, wholesale Distribution, Direct sales and Export Marketing Channels. Bata Bangladesh produces about 130,000 pairs of footwear of various manufacturing construction and 25,000 square feet of finished leather daily. We export various types of finished Cow and Buffalo leather for footwear production and the manufacture of many of the leather goods and products. We have also capacity to produce many varities of Suede Leather in

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