BOND Logistics designs logistics solutions that reflect the specifics of different categories of fashion goods. We use flexible transport routes that combine efficiency and speed, as well as modern systems for cargo tracking and accounting in real time.

BOND has extensive experience in international distribution, working with partners across the Worldwide destinations. We offer our clients stability, transparency, and confidence that every shipment will arrive on time and without delay.

BOND approach focuses on efficiency, flexibility, and long-term partnership. We create solutions that grow together with your brand.

For us, shipping is not just a process — it is part of the brand’s reputation that we help preserve and strengthen.

Sea freight is our core business, built on long-term partnerships with global carriers, allowing us to offer competitive and reliable loading solutions.

Benefit from a tailored made solution for your Air cargo needs. We have built a global network with first class services in order to offer evolved logistic solutions.

We are known for being a young but experienced and highly qualified team, whose attributes are competence, performance and efficiency.

While Bangladesh does not have a single “export brand” in the consumer sense, its factories supply many of the world’s leading fashion and retail brands. International retailers such as H&M, Walmart, Zara, and outdoor brands like Rab and Lowe Alpine source significant volumes from Bangladeshi suppliers. These brands often manage their own supply chains, but Bangladesh’s competitive costs, compliance improvements, and expanded capacity have made it a preferred sourcing hub.

Thousands of foreign buyer companies and brands purchase ready-made garments from Bangladesh. Among them, the top ten account for nearly 29 per cent of the exported ready-made garments. Sweden’s multinational retail company H&M leads the list of buyers, followed by Spain’s Inditex and Ireland’s Primark in second and third places respectively.

After H&M, Inditex, and Primark, the remaining buyers in the top ten list include Bestseller from Denmark, Marks & Spencer from the UK, C&A from the Netherlands, Uniqlo from Japan, LPP from Poland, Next from the UK, and Pepco from Poland. One of the world’s largest buyers, Walmart emphasized that Bangladesh has been a crucial supplier of Walmart for many years and the strategy for purchasing garments from Bangladesh remains unchanged.