Nogordola Fashion House, Bangladesh
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Nogordola is a leading boutique house in Bangladesh that highlights the country's rural traditions. It was created by Dhaka Ahsania Mission, a non-government development organization, to promote Bangladeshi heritage and culture while sustaining artisans. Nogordola sells men's and women's clothing, handicrafts, home accessories, and other goods made by local artisans. Its mission is to provide quality products with attractive designs through skilled employees while developing its brand within Bangladesh. It has several branches across the country and sells a variety of products at different price points targeting men, women, and children.
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- 6. Mission Providing quality production to the customers, making traditional and attracting design and executing its work with skilled and professional employees.
- 7. Vision To develop as a branded and Boutique house of the country.
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- 10. Men’s Products(With Price) • Panjabi (550-8990/=) • Shirts (450-1090/=) • Fhotua (490-790/=) • Lungi (590-790/=) • T-Shirt (180-650/=) • Payjama, Shal, Belt, Kurta
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- 12. Children’s Products(With Price) • Three Piece (900-1200/=) • Frog (400-500/=) • Shari (1290-1790/=) • Punjabi (450-500/=) • Fhotua (390-490/=) • Shirt & T-Shirt (180-390/=)
- 13. Jewellery Products • Neck less • Ear Ring • Churi • Ring
- 14. Nakshi Khata Products • Decorative • Wall Hangings • Christmas Decorations
- 15. Home Accessories Products • Bed cover & cushions • Rugs • Table Lamps • Photo Frames • Coasters • Napkin Rings • Mats • Trays • Cutlery • Bowls and Platters • Bookends • Boxes • Hammocks • Plant Accessories • Candles
- 16. Collection Place of Raw Materials • Loom Cloths - Norshigndhi • Shari - Tangail • Lungi - Shirajgong • Febrics - Isalampur • Silk - Rajshahi
- 17. Promotion • Bill Board • Newspaper • Online (Web Site) • Facebook • Event Photo Shoot • Catalogue
- 18. Branches • Dhanmondi • Bashundhara City • Gulshan • Jamuna Future Park • Chittagong • Mohammadpur (Factory Office)
- 20. Career Opportunity • Professional • Skilled • Experienced (Minimum One Year) • Have a good sense of work • Male / Female • Newspaper • Online (Web Sites)
- 21. Competitors
- 22. S W O T Analysis
- 23. Strengths • Good Will • Quality of Products • Skilled Human Resource • Rich Collection for Ladies • Good Customer Service
- 24. Weakness • Market is not widespread yet • Operating with only few branches • Products for men are not rich • Price is bit higher than other boutique
- 25. Opportunity • Increasing market demand • Scope of expanding business in foreign country • Nogordola has become a brand so it is very easy for them to launch or promote a new brand
- 26. Threats • Increasing competition • Customer’s choice is changing • Objective of Nogordola include satisfying the customer
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