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What we do

Fabric Voice operates around three connected areas of work. Reporting builds the audience, research builds the understanding, and that understanding decides what we build next.

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  • A busy Dhaka street filled with traffic

    Media: explaining the industry

    We report on Bangladesh's textile and garment industry every day, in plain, accessible language, on Facebook. That includes:

    • Daily news coverage and explainers on export figures, trade policy, and global market shifts
    • Deep-dive explainers on major industry changes, such as new trade rules and energy challenges affecting factories
    • Spotlights on Bangladeshi factories, founders, and industry innovators
    • Career and education content for textile engineering and business students
    • Short-form video and visual content that makes complex industry topics easy to understand
  • A Juki industrial sewing machine on a factory line, with cut grey panels stacked ready to run

    Research: understanding the real problems

    We go beyond headlines by speaking directly with the people living the industry's challenges, factory owners, merchandisers, workers and students, and turning those conversations into honest, fact-checked research. That includes:

    • A growing database of real, verified problems facing Bangladesh's textile industry
    • In-depth reports on the issues affecting exporters, small and medium enterprises, and the wider supply chain
    • Data-backed analysis of how global changes in trade rules, energy and competition affect Bangladeshi businesses specifically
  • An aerial view of a shipping container yard, containers stacked in coloured blocks

    Solutions: building what the industry needs

    Where our research reveals a problem that a simple digital tool can genuinely help solve, we build one.

    • Our first focus is helping small and medium-sized factories, who are often invisible to international buyers, become verified, discoverable and easier to do business with
    • Every tool we build starts from a verified problem reported by the people working in the industry, not from an assumption about what they need

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