❦ Est. New York, Anno MMXXVI · Broker & Production Coordinator ❦
“We connect makers to markets.”
Chapter I
We are a broker. We own no factory and hold no stock — we match your order to a vetted producer and see it through to shipment.
Send a design or spec. We find the maker, negotiate the FOB price, arrange the sample and inspect before shipment.
Confirmed export orders from real buyers — clear specs, agreed timelines, structured payments.
One correspondent through deposit, production, inspection, balance and shipment. Nothing hidden.
The right producer for your product, quantity and price point.
Your design, sampled and approved by you first, then produced.
Pre-shipment check against the approved sample, with photos, before the balance is paid.
Your brand and packaging, made by partner producers.
FOB documents and coordination with your freight forwarder, factory gate to vessel.
Your offer carried to the right buyer desks in the US, EU, UK and Canada.
Chapter II
Six lines, one rule: made to order, against a confirmed order.
Woven goods for home, garden and pet ranges from Bangladesh’s natural-fibre workshops — including pieces from your own drawings.
First orders: mixed trial batches across a few designs, growing to full containers.
Since February 2026 the EU duty on Chinese ceramic tableware stands at 79% — European and Canadian buyers are qualifying new suppliers now.
For: EU, UK and Canadian importers and hospitality suppliers diversifying supply.
Bangladesh exported $639M of caps in 2023–24, about two-thirds to the US — while its ~$1B towel and linen mills sell America only a fraction. That gap is the opportunity.
First orders: caps from 500–2,000 pcs per style; textiles by programme or container.
Vegetable-tanned, hand-finished leather — and apparel from Bangladesh, already the EU’s #2 supplier with ~21% of its imports. We broker the quality-led middle.
Signature direction: jute with vegetable-tanned leather.
“You bring the order. We bring the production.”
Chapter III
Seven steps. You always know where your money stands.
You send a design, photo or specification.
FOB price, minimum quantity and lead time.
Made and approved by you before any bulk commitment.
Production starts, under written terms.
We coordinate the run and keep you informed.
Checked against the approved sample, reported in photos.
Balance after inspection passes; goods sail with full export papers.
One name, one email, one phone — start to finish.
Chapter IV
No portal, no call centre. One named man — and he answers.
New York, United States
When you write to this house, you write to me. I follow your order to the factory floor, check the inspection photos, and answer for its arrival — small trader or large industrialist, same man, same terms, same disclosed commission.
— Aniruddha
Appendix
What it costs, and the questions every buyer asks.
5–10% of the FOB value, fixed in writing before production. Try your order size:
Illustration only — the exact rate depends on the product line and is settled in the order agreement.
A broker and production coordinator. No factory, no stock — we match your order to a vetted producer and conduct it to shipment.
You are. The goods and the import entry stay in your name; our commission is for the bridge, disclosed in advance.
Caps from 500–2,000 pcs per style; natural fibre in mixed trial batches; ceramics and textiles by programme or container. Ask — if it can’t be made well, we’ll say so.
Yes — that is the heart of the house. Drawings, photos or a physical reference; sampled first, approved by you, then produced.
Deposit before production, balance after the pre-shipment inspection passes — written into the agreement before any money moves.
The Final Page
Tell us the product, the quantity and the market. You’ll get a reply from Aniruddha himself.
Buyers: product, quantity, destination market. Makers: your craft, capacity and export experience.