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Contact & Enquiry

Send Ridge your sourcing or inspection requirement.

Share your product category, leather type, garment requirement, quantity, sample details, inspection need, supplier location or shipment timeline. Ridge will review the requirement and advise how we can support from Bangladesh.

Three channels — WhatsApp for the fastest response, email for specs and documents, or the structured RFQ form below. All enquiries stay with Ridge International.

Enquiry channels

Three ways to reach Ridge in Dhaka.

Fastest responseMessage on WhatsApp

Quick questions, product photos, availability checks — direct to Ridge in Dhaka.

+880 1781 771122
Send specs & documentsEmail the requirement

Spec sheets, tech packs, swatch references and quantities — with documents attached.

nibrash@ridgeage.com
Prefer structure?Send a full RFQ

Category, quantity, specifications, target price and delivery — in one structured form.

Open the RFQ form

Full RFQ

Structured requirement form.

Office — Dhaka, Bangladesh · WhatsApp +880 1781 771122

Your details are shared only with Ridge International for the purpose of responding to this enquiry. Ridge will review the inquiry and respond with the next steps.

Before you send

Helpful details to share.

  • 01Product category
  • 02Quantity or order size
  • 03Leather type, garment type or material details
  • 04Sample, swatch or measurement reference
  • 05Supplier location — if already known
  • 06Inspection or QC requirement
  • 07Packing instruction
  • 08Shipment timeline or destination country

DIRECT CONTACT

  • Email: nibrash@ridgeage.com · carafashion95@gmail.com · reach@bangla.net
  • WhatsApp / direct: +880 1781 771122
  • Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

  • Ridge reviews the requirement against its sourcing and inspection scope.
  • You receive practical next steps — supplier coordination, sample follow-up or inspection support.
  • No obligation — an enquiry is the first conversation, not an order.