About

StitchGlory makes five things: panjabi, formal shirt, polo shirt, t-shirt, and trouser. All menswear, all for the Bangladeshi market, all cut and stitched in Dhaka. We don't carry women's wear, kids' wear, or accessories, and we're not trying to.

Who this is for

Most of our customers already own clothes in these five categories. What they don't own is a panjabi that survives a wash without the collar curling, or a formal shirt sized so the shoulder seam actually sits on the shoulder. That's the gap we're filling first — not novelty, just garments that fit the way the label says and hold their shape after the third wash.

Made in Bangladesh, on purpose

"Made in Bangladesh" on a StitchGlory product doesn't mean design abroad, manufacture here, export the good version. It means the production base — the factories, the fabric sourcing, the finishing — is local, and what gets photographed for the site is what ships. The catalogue photos are shot on real people, not mannequins, against the same plain backdrop every time, because a customer comparing a panjabi to a trouser should be comparing garments, not lighting setups.

Fit and sizing

Bangladeshi sizing doesn't map cleanly onto US or UK charts, and we size to local measurements rather than relabeling an international size chart. Panjabi sizes run one size smaller than US standard — check the size guide before you order, not after. Everything is cut for a regular fit: room through the chest and shoulder, nothing slim, nothing boxy. The goal is that you order once and the garment still fits the way it did on day one.

How ordering works right now

There's no cart or checkout yet. Every product page has an "Order on WhatsApp" button that opens a chat pre-filled with the product name — you confirm size, delivery address, and payment with us directly from there. It's a deliberate choice, not a missing feature: we'd rather get sizing, photography, and fit right before building a checkout around them.