Mohammad Amir Hossain Rangan who is the founder of 'Ksh' fashion house and 'JERB' (Jute Economic Revolution of Bangladesh) institute has been researching jute clothing for 20 years in solving global warming problem and economic development of Bangladesh. He has organized 10 garment exhibitions on jute garments for the development of jute. In 2007, he organized an exhibition and seminar on jute clothing through Bangladesh's first 'Ks' fashion house organization at Dhaka University's Zainul Gallery. He then organized exhibitions and seminars on jute garments on maximum use of jute at Jahangirnagar University in 2008 and 2016. For the development of jute in Bangladesh, Bangladesh Textile University organized a fashion show and seminar on jute clothing by encouraging the students of the university for 15 days of training. Bangladesh University of Textiles honored him as a "pioneer" in jute clothing. He has also held exhibitions and seminars on jute garments at the Shilpakala Academy on Global Warming. On the invitation of Ministry of Jute and Textiles of Bangladesh, she was greatly honored by doing a fashion show of jute clothes on "National Jute Day" in 2020. Currently, she is encouraging the students of 15 creative universities in Bangladesh to wear jute. He has been wearing clothes made of jute sacks for 7 years. Not only at the national level but also at the international level, he has gained great fame by researching jute clothing. In 2021, she was widely discussed and praised for her jute clothing in American "Aramco World" and Netherlands "Miller" newspaper. He believes that solving the problem of global warming, solving the unemployment problem of the country through the economic development of Bangladesh is possible only through the "golden fibers" of my country.

1. A closer look at……

2. MD. Amir Hossian Rangan.
Pioneer of jute dress in Bangladesh and
Founder of the JERB.
Speech of JERB President……
.
Global warming is a growing concern of scientists
and researchers who believe that it is a serious
problem for our planet. The concerns and research
have also been questioned and have even been
called myths. Millions of people find themselves
affected by these weather pattern changes and are
concerned for their futures. Activists on our Jute
dresses and jute diversified products will mostly
support to reduced global warming.
Jute is a cash crop of Bangladesh and the glory &
fame of golden fiber is fading gradually due to lack of
jute diversified product and competitive of market with
supplementary products. Also production of Jute
dresses & jute diversified product in Bangladesh, will
solve the economic freedom & create the
employment.

3. Background History & formation of JERB
Bangladesh is mostlydependent on agriculturalcultivation.90% peopleare dependent
on agriculture.They are trying to surviveby doing agriculture.Among many crops they
cultivatedJutealso. Juteis rotten able and its fiber is as likeas cotton. So therewas a great
demand of jute bag. In this situation many millsand factorieswereestablished.Many labors and
farmers wereengagedin this industry. For that reason Jutewas called “The Golden Fiber ”
around the whole world.
But for the timebeing peoples’ taste of demand changes. We wereunable to change the
golden fiber in a new form that can fulfill the running demand of world as most of the people of
our country wereilliterate.Graduallyfactoriesbecomelay off as they were losing work orders.
Millionsof labor becomejobless and fall in deep crisis with their family.
I am a very ordinary person grown up with such crisis. I also asked myselffrom my
childhood about those crises.So I decidedto think myselfand find how to get rid my country
people from those crises in easy way.FinallyI discoveredthat this jute is the main solution of all
problems.From that day I started to find what can we do with that jute. Trying to do that i
did researchabout 17 years and be successfulto invent fabric fromjute. It is better then
denim jeans, nice, best quality, fashionableand most important thing is that it is more
cheaper than denim. After that I have arranged 04 solo exhibitions , 03 fashion show & lots
of seminarsin differentuniversities& Hotels to published my innovation & motivate the
people to produce Jute dressed& jute diversifiedproducts.
Finally I formed a organizationname JREB with fashiondesigners, textiles engineers,
students, Chemist, Journalist, accountants, teachers, Lowers etc. who are actively engaged
with me from starting of myresearch& workson Jute dresses& Jute diversified products. .

4. National jute dress fashion show
6th march 2020

5. Jute Dress Exhibition catalog

6. My firstsolo exhibition-2007
and second exhibition-2008 on jute dress.
In University of Dhaka fine arts dept.

7. seminars on Jute Dresses innovation
at Jahangirnogor University.
Professor Syed Abul Bark Alvi
( Ex- dean Faculty of fine arts University of Dhaka)
Mr. Afzal Hossain
(prominent Artist & Actor)
M.M Maiz Uddin
(Chirman Of Fine Art, Jahangirnagar University)
Professor Farzana Islam
(Vice Chancellor,Jahangirnagar University)

8. JERB’s Mission, Vision , Goal
& Executive Members.

9. Conference of JERB at ShilpokalaAcademy , Dhaka
Chief Guest : Tamanna Nusrat Bubly, MP

10. President of JERB gets Appreciation Certificate as
a Jute dress pioneer Of Bangladesh from BUTex

11. The students as models Bangladesh university of
Textiles, showcased jute jackets and coats in unique
color combinations and prints by Rangan. The show
was met with immense applause from the students

12. Got Honorary crest From Small Entrepreneur
Conference

13. Honorable State Minister for Jute and Textiles Mirza
Azam received the award as a pioneer of jute
garments. 2016 6th March.

14. Get appreciations certificate
as a Jute dress Pioneer
from
Professor Dr. Hosne ara
Begum
chairman
Department of Earn
Engineering
Bangladesh university of
textile.

15. Green economic freedom fighter of
Bangladesh

16. Making economic
freedom fighter.
1. Students of Bangladesh university of
textile.
DEPT: Fashion and Textile Engineering.
2.Student of Jahangir Nagar
university.
DEPT: Fashion and Craft.
Activities of JERB

17. Activities of JERB

18. When mix
fashion with
nationalism, it
inspires the
youth to take the
idea.
With students of
jahangir nagar
university.
Dept: Fashion
and craft,
Fine arts.
Savar, Dhaka,
Bangladesh.

19. Mojib kort,
make with jute fabric.
first time in bangladesh.

20. Innovation: Jute dress for
international market.

21. Innovation: Jute dress for ladies and
Gents.

22. Innovation: Jute dress for the temperate
country.

23. Innovation- Model with Jute Dresses

24. Innovation: Jute dress for international
market.

25. Innovation- Model with Jute Dresses

26. Innovation- Model with Jute Dresses

27. Innovation: Jute dress for Export.

28. Innovation: Jute dress for International market

29. Innovation: Jute dress for western Fashion
baize.

30. Innovation: Jute
dress for
women fashion.

31. Innovation:
Jute dress
for all type
of man and
women.

32. Discussion about
the Bangladesh
jute dress and
green economy
with the
honorable
daughter of
bangabandhu
sheikh Rehana

33. Discussion with
our honorable
speaker
DR.Sirin Sarmin
About jute
dress future
plan………

34. After discussion about jute dress the honorable daughter
of The Bangabandhu shekh Rehana and international artist
Sahabuddin vai and me Enjoying song of lalon.

35. Hon'ble Minister of
Jute and Textiles
Mr. Golam Dastagir
Sir when he
appreciated my
work

36. Discussion with Our Honorable state Minister Of
JUTE And Textile
Mr.Mirja Ajom MP
About My jute Dress future plan.

37. Nice meeting with Saber Hossain MP about Bangladesh jute
dress and global environment and economic revolution.

38. Discussion with
culture Minister
about Bangladesh
jute dress and
global
environment and
economic
Revolution.

39. All Parliament members are
Appreciated my jute dress .IPU Fair.
Uk parliament members.
Spain and France parliament
membars.

40. All Parliament members are Appreciated
my jute dress . IPU Fair.
Thailand Parliament member. Lebanon Parliament member

41. All Parliament members are Appreciated my
jute dress.IPU Fair..
Oman and Cameroon parliament
member..
KenyaAnd Indian parliamentmembers…

42. Behind the frame.

43. News on Innovation by Jute Dress
Samakal and The dally star.

44. News on Innovation by Jute Dress.
Prothom alo naksha.

45. Television Interview at Banglavision for
Jute Dresses Innovation.

46. Television Interview at News 24 channel
for Jute Dresses Innovation.

47. Television Interview for Jute Dresses
Innovation.
ATN NEWS- Young Nite- 05. May.2016

48. Television Interview for Jute Dresses
innovation.

49. BTV Interview for Jute Dresses
Innovation.
BTV- 30. September.2016

50. Live Interview at FM 90.8 radio as a
celebrity guest by Jute Dresses
Innovation.

51. Holistic Flow Chart

52. Visit on Jute Factory

53. R&D on Jute Dress

54. R&D on Jute Dress

55. Prospect of Jute and Jute Dress products of
Bangladesh
• 1. Environment friendly Products.
• 2. Availability of Raw Materials.
• 3. Possibility of western countries to
ban Plastic goods.
• 4. Discovering diverse usage of jute
products worldwide.
• 5. Price-competitiveness.

56. The main 07 points of Profit in jute business
1. Jute fabrics is cheaper then the cotton fabrics.
2. jute fabric is good with many more combination of colors.
3. Jute of our country is best quality with low price & labor
cost is low.
4. can get extra profit from the farmers as we lend money to
farmer.
5. From jute tree we get one type of stick ,called it “Pat
Khori”. which is wrapped by fiber
6. Verities house hold and personnel product can produce from Jute.
7. Bags and Shoes of modern design are produ.ced from jute
fabrics

57. Point:-1. Jute fabrics is cheaper then the cotton fabrics.
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
Cotton Jute
284
44
Per kg- Tk.
Cotton
Jute
The present market
price of per kg
cotton is $3.55 but
per kg jute is
availablein only $
0.548
Fabric can produce by mixing 60% cotton + 40% jute.
1$ = 80TK.
Jute fabrics
is 6.45 times
cheaper than
cotton

58. Point:-3. Jute of our country is best quality with low price &
labor cost is low.
Best quality jute in low price
+
Good quality fabric
production in low cost
+
Making export quality
dresses or goods in low
price
+
Low labor cost
= Must make Profit.
Historically, Bangladesh and a
part of India are the main
producers of jute accounting
for more than 96 percent of the
total jute production globally. In
2011, global jute production was
2.86 million tones, of which
Bangladesh’s share was 1.2
million tones

59. Top ten jute producers — 2011
Top ten jute producers — 2011[11]
Country Production (Tonnes)
India 1,960,380
Bangladesh 1,523,315
People's Republic of China 43,500
Uzbekistan 18,930
Nepal 14,418
Vietnam 8,304
Myanmar 2,508
Zimbabwe 2,298
Thailand 2,184
Egypt 2,100
World 3,583,235

60. Point:-4.Can get extra profit from the farmers as we lend money
to farmer.
1.we can provide money in easy terms
and conditionsto the farmers then they
can grow good qualityjute in their field
utilizing the money.
2. we can get extra profit from the
farmers as we lend money to them.
3. This reason we may establishbank in
villagelevel.
4. We may spend a portion of money to
train the farmers to learn how to
cultivatejute in scientific process.
5. In this process we can developthem
to grow good qualityjute in low cost as
well as we can get jute from them in
low price.
Recent Information:-
Bangladesh exported raw jute
and jute goods worth $1.03
billion in fiscal 2012-13 — jute
sacks and bags accounted for
$237 million and jute yarn and
twine over $500 million —
according to data from
Export Promotion Bureau. In
July-October this year, data
shows a negative trend in the
export of jute sacks and bags
— $42.61 million against the
target of nearly $93 million
for the period.

61. Point:-5. Jute tree we get one type of stick ,called it”.
“Pat Khori” which is wrapped by fiber
From the powder of
“Pat Khori” we can make partex
board.
1. From this board we
can manufacture bed,
sofa, showcase, ward
rope, dressing table,
almirah, dining table,
door, window etc.
2. We can make high
quality paper from
the powder of jute
stick.
“Pat Khori”

62. Point:-6. Bags and Shoes of modern design are produ.ced from jute
fabrics
Bags
Shoes “A ban on the use of plastic bags
in different countries — from
the US to Europe, Africa, Asia
and Australia — has opened
new opportunities to export
diversified jute products,”
The global demand
for shopping bags is
estimated to be 500
billion pieces, worth
around $500 billion a
year, according to
International Jute
Study Group

63. Point:-7. Verities house hold and personnel product can produce
from Jute.

64. Jute Factory in Bangladesh
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
Total
Factory
Running Stop
144
14
130
Series1
Once Bangladesh was known as
the country of ‘golden fibre’
because of the quality of jute it
produced. Jute and jute goods
accounted for 90 percent of the
country’s total exports in 1972-
73. Now, the contribution of
this sector to Bangladesh’s
export earnings has dropped to
less than 5 percent, even though
it has more than 95 percent
local value addition
Can be
produce
12.3 million
tons/Year
Now
Bangladesh
producing
1.2million
tons/year

65. Thank you very much.